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Original Article

The Impact of Brain Injury on Family Functioning: Implications for Subacute Rehabilitation Programmes

A. D. Gleckman Connecticut Subacute Corporation, Cedar Lane Rehabilitation and Health Care Center, Waterbury, CT, USA
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S. Brill Connecticut Subacute Corporation, Cedar Lane Rehabilitation and Health Care Center, Waterbury, CT, USA
Pages 385-393 | Received 18 Aug 1994, Accepted 21 Oct 1994, Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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