Psychometric properties of a Power Mobility Caregiver Assistive Technology Outcome Measure
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François Routhier | Louise Demers | Claudine Auger | W. Ben Mortenson | Paula W. Rushton | W. Miller | F. Routhier | P. Rushton | W. Mortenson | L. Demers | William C. Miller | Claudine Auger
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