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Delivering Occupational Therapy’s Fullest Promise: Clinical Interpretation of “Life Domains and Adaptive Strategies of a Group of Low-Income, Well Older Adults”

The American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 1996, Vol. 50(2), 109–112.

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