Supporting families to cope with children with disability through discourse, innovation and best practices in cameroon.

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healthcare

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NaiAlvPat

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This is an abstract submitted to the Evidence Leaders Africa Conference 2020. The paper presents findings from a pilot project on using research evidence to improve livelihoods of people with disability.

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