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Consumer Participation in Rehabilitation: An Unresolved Issue

Ross Crisp
Pages 39-42 | Published online: 15 Apr 2008

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Sarah Donnelly, Suzanne Cahill & Desmond O’Neill. (2018) Care Planning Meetings: Issues for Policy, Multi-disciplinary Practice and Patient Participation. Practice 30:1, pages 53-71.
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Patricia Fronek. (2005) Insights from the family conference: Observations in rehabilitation. Australian Social Work 58:4, pages 395-406.
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Chantal F Hillebregt, Eline W M Scholten, Marcel W M Post, Johanna M A Visser-Meily & Marjolijn Ketelaar. (2019) Family group decision-making interventions in adult healthcare and welfare: a systematic literature review of its key elements and effectiveness. BMJ Open 9:4, pages e026768.
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