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Perceived Barriers and Facilitators of Return to Driving Among a Sample of Nigerian Stroke Survivors – A Qualitative Study
Stroke affects driving ability and as such impedes mobility, independence, freedom and quality of life. Return to driving after stroke serves as an integral part for community reintegration and improved quality of life. Driving is considered critical for continued independence, employment and recrea...
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2021
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