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The SMART project: A user led approach to developing applications for domiciliary stroke rehabilitation

Huosheng Hu | Huiru Zheng | Norman D. Black | Richard Davies | Christopher Eccleston | Pm Ware | J Hammerton | Sue Mawson | Huiyu Zhou | Nigel Harris | Gail Mountain

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