June 26, 2007
- Developing world rehabilitation strategy I: Find a different kind of hero
- Community-based rehabilitation and orthopaedic surgery for children with motor impairment in an African context
- Understanding the barriers to clubfoot treatment adherence in Uganda: A rapid ethnographic study
- Club foot treatment in Malawi - a public health approach
- Rural access to vocational rehabilitation services: Minority farmers' perspective
- Medical students' perspectives of blindness, deafness, and deafblindness
- Applicability of the Wheelchair Skills Program to the Indian context
- Promoting effective interventions for neglected health conditions in developing countries
- Developing world rehabilitation strategy II: Flex the muscles, train the brain, and adapt to the impairment
- Developing world rehabilitation strategy I: Find a different kind of hero
- Community-based rehabilitation and orthopaedic surgery for children with motor impairment in an African context
- Understanding the barriers to clubfoot treatment adherence in Uganda: A rapid ethnographic study
- Club foot treatment in Malawi - a public health approach
- Rural access to vocational rehabilitation services: Minority farmers' perspective
- Medical students' perspectives of blindness, deafness, and deafblindness
- Applicability of the Wheelchair Skills Program to the Indian context
- Promoting effective interventions for neglected health conditions in developing countries
- Developing world rehabilitation strategy II: Flex the muscles, train the brain, and adapt to the impairment