Self-Management Embedded in Daily Activities: A Photoelicitation Focus Group Study among Persons with Spinal Cord Injury and Their Primary Caregivers in Bangladesh.
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Full Title: Occup Ther Int
Abbreviation: Occup Ther Int
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Subject Category: Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine
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"Conflicts of Interest This study was conducted as part of the requirements for the first author's Ph.D. degree in Occupational Therapy at Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan. The authors declare no conflicts of interest."
"The Tokyo Human Resource Fund for City Diplomacy Scholarship financially supported the first author. The authors would like to especially thank the participants who willingly shared their experiences and the staff at the Centre for the Rehabilitation of Paralyzed (CRP), Bangladesh, who supported the recruitment of participants."
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