Occupational therapy through a feminist lens

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Wells, G. 2022. Occupational therapy through a feminist lens.

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Authors	Wells, G.
Type	Conference paper
Description	Presentation at the annual Royal College of Occupational Therapy conference.
Keywords	Occupational therapy; Feminism
Year	2022
Conference	Royal College of Occupational Therapy 2022
Related URL	https://www.rcot.co.uk/annual-conference
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Deposited	01 Nov 2023

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