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Development and description of Peers Actively Involved in Rehabilitation (PAIR): A co-designed peer support program for people with acquired brain injury
Background. Acquired brain injury (ABI) is a leading cause of long term disability in adults. In Canada, while advances in acute care and inpatient rehabilitation have improved survival, many people living with ABI experience persistent challenges following discharge. This can include reduced self e
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