Critical Perspectives on Occupational Therapy Practice in Resource-Scarce African Contexts

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healthcare

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AnnJaiChaMol

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SAG

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Abstract Date Presented 4/7/2016 This study addresses the Centennial Vision of global connectedness. Challenges of providing services as well as contextual factors affecting the occupational therapy (OT) profession in African countries and successful innovative practice strategies are identified to add critical new perspectives on OT practice. Primary Author and Speaker: Anne Marie Witchger Additional Authors and Speakers: Jaime Muñoz, Chase Ratliff, Molly Edwards Contributing Author: Francis Ekwan

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