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Subjective sensory sensitivity in healthcare settings: a qualitative investigation of aversive experiences and barriers to access care
Abstract Background People who experience subjective sensory sensitivity may report distress or unease in response to sensory stimuli such as loud noises and bright lights. Healthcare settings can have many such stimuli which may trigger aversive reactions in sensory sensitive in
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