Impact of COVID-19 on Clinical Education for Occupational Therapy Students: A 3-Year Longitudinal Study on Fall Risk Prediction Ability.
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H. Miyaguchi | Chinami Ishizuki | Tomoko Ohura | Ryohei Kishita | Katsuhiko Arihisa | Wataru Matsushita
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