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Aug 2020
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#1: Self-Management for Stroke with Laur...

Sarah Lyon, OTR/L
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In this 1-hour course, occupational therapy practitioners will learn about promising research regarding stroke rehab—specifically, interventions that are geared toward self-management. The good news is that much of the research backs what we are already doing. The authors build upon our existing foundations of OT, providing practical ideas for tweaking your ... Show More
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