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Development and Evaluation of a Primary HealthCare-based Physiotherapy Intervention and its Effects on Selected Indices of Stroke Recovery
Aim: To develop a Primary Healthcare-Based Physiotherapy Intervention (PHCPI) that requires simple, inexpensive, easy-to-use equipment for stroke rehabilitation and evaluate its effects on selected clinical indices of recovery among post-acute stroke survivors over a 10-week period. Methods: Three...
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