Disability and rehabilitation

Año 2004. Número 26 (5)

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Long term outcomes after moderate to severe traumatic brain injury pp 253-261
Associate Professor A. Colantonio; G. Ratcliff; S. Chase; S. Kelsey; M. Escobar; L. Vernich
Activity limitations in personal, domestic and vocational tasks: a study of adults with inborn and early acquired mobility disorders pp 262-271
Eva Andreacuten; Gunnar Grimby

Measuring disability with parsimony: evidence for the utility of a single item pp 272-279
Michael S. Clark; Malcolm J. Bond; Kirsty N. Prior; Amy C. Cotton

A pilot study of functional access to public buildings and facilities for persons with impairments pp 280-289
Neela Thapar; Grace Warner; Mari-Lynn Drainoni; Steve R. Williams; Holly Ditchfield; Jane Wierbicky; Shanker Nesathurai

Success in the workplace following traumatic brain injury: are we evaluating what is most important? pp 290-298
William Levack; Kath McPherson; Harry McNaughton

How can a work rehabilitation process be improved?—a qualitative study from the perspective of social insurance officers pp 299-305
Gunvor Gard; Siv Soumlderberg
Rehabilitation in Practice

Paediatric traumatic brain injury in South Africa: some thoughts and considerations pp 306-314
Karen Levin

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