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Jill H. A. Hwang, Elinor E. Fraser, Marina G. Downing & Jennie L. Ponsford. (2022) A qualitative study on the attitudes and approaches of Australian clinicians in addressing sexuality after acquired brain injury. Disability and Rehabilitation 44:26, pages 8294-8302.
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