Disability, CBR & Inclusive Development

Disability, CBR and Inclusive Development (formerly Asia Pacific Disability Rehabilitation Journal) aims to publish evidence-based information to address needs of practitioners (particularly those from developing countries), policy makers, organisations of persons with disabilities and the scientific community.

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Vol 30, No 4 (2019): Winter 2019

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Table of Contents

Editorial

Editorial
Maya Thomas
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3-10

Original Research Articles

The Cultural Validation of Two Scales assessing Albinism - related Social Stigma among High School Students in Tanzania
Tjitske de Groot, Ruth Peters, Wim van Brakel, Pieter Meurs, Wolfgang Jacquet
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11-38
Increasing Attention and Mood of Post-Stroke Clients using Natural Restorative Environment
Tri Suraning Wulandari, Muhamad Thohar Arifin, Suhartini Ismail
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39-48
Psychosocial Functioning in Children with Dyslexia: Perspectives from Parents, Counsellors and Teachers
Deepali Bajaj, Dr. Sangeeta Bhatia
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49-76
Association of Occupational Stress and Emotional Intelligence among Physiotherapists in Malaysia: A Cross-sectional Study
Nizar Abdul Majeed Kutty, Mohammed Abdul Razzaq Jabbar, Kok Chee Cheng
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77-95
Introduction of Indian Sign Language in Inclusive Education
SP Goswami, Anita Ravindra GGR, Kanchan Sharma
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96-110
Barriers and Facilitators to Community Ambulation in Maharashtra, India: Perception of Individuals with Stroke
Atiya A Shaikh, Janhavi Jagdish Atre
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111-126

Brief reports

An Educational Intervention to Promote Access to Rehabilitation for People Living with HIV
Patricia Solomon, Nancy M Salbach, Kelly K O'Brien, Stephanie Nixon, Larry Baxter, Nicole Gervais
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127-138

Letters to the Editor

Assessing the Willingness of Employers to Hire Persons with Disabilities in the Media Industry, in Ashanti Region of Ghana
Abednego Oppong Obiri Yeboah
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139-141