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Functional recovery and adaptation after spinal cord injury: a qualitative study of patient experiences and system influences in Singapore

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Ali, Jaminah
Functional recovery and adaptation after spinal cord injury: a qualitative study of patient experiences and system influences in Singapore
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A qualitative study conducted in Singapore explores the lived experiences of patients recovering from spinal cord injuries. The research identifies key themes including the need for relational labor from caregivers and the impact of systemic barriers like transport and finance.

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Provides insights into improving rehabilitation systems and support structures for individuals with long-term physical disabilities.

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