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What works to increase access to assistive technology in southern Africa
Access to assistive technologies (AT) is necessary to achieving all 17 sustainable development goals. Yet for most people who need AT in Southern Africa, AT is unaffordable, unavailable, and often inappropriate. My PhD research was guided by the core question: What works to increase access to assist...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2020
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