Cognitive rehabilitation for people with progressive neurodegenerative conditions and cognitive disability: A scoping review
Linda Clare(University of Exeter), Jo Thompson Coon(University of Exeter), Marjan Jahanshahi(National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery), Julia C. Teale(Fettes College), Laura H. Goldstein(Boston Medical Center), Monica Busse(Cardiff University), Aleksandra Kudlicka(University of Exeter), John V. Hindle(University of Exeter), Julie S. Snowden(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), Gill Toms(Bangor University), Ivana S. Marková(University of Hull), Robin Morris, Rhys Davies(University of Liverpool), Isobel E.M. Evans(University of Exeter), Aileen K. Ho(University of Reading), Sharon Abrahams(Mott MacDonald (United Kingdom)), Dawn Langdon(Royal Holloway University of London)
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March 6, 2018
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