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Olanike Esther Oyebade, Oluwagbemiga Oyinlola & Cristina Asenjo Palma. (2024) Difficult but achievable: medical social workers’ experiences transiting older adults from hospital care to nursing home in Nigeria. Social Work in Health Care 63:4-5, pages 370-384.
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David R. Hodge, Altaf Husain & Tarek Zidan. (2017) Hijab and Depression: Does the Islamic Practice of Veiling Predict Higher Levels of Depressive Symptoms?. Social Work 62:3, pages 243-250.
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David R. Hodge, Tarek Zidan & Altaf Husain. (2016) Depression among Muslims in the United States: Examining the Role of Discrimination and Spirituality as Risk and Protective Factors: Table 1:. Social Work 61:1, pages 45-52.
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Sarilee Kahn. (2015) Experiences of Faith for Gender Role Non-Conforming Muslims in Resettlement: Preliminary Considerations for Social Work Practitioners: Table 1. British Journal of Social Work 45:7, pages 2038-2055.
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