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Participation of people with disability in the co-design of public built environments: a scoping review
biomedical-and-clinical-sciencesco-designhealth-scienceshuman-societylife-sciences-biomedicinerehabilitationscience-technology
Purpose: This review aims to map and synthesise existing literature on how people with disability participate in the co-design of public built environments and what factors influence participant experiences and outcomes gained. Method: The review employed Arksey and O’Malley’s [1] methodology. Evide
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