Time use following spinal cord injury: an examination of the literature

Author： Barclay Linda Callaway Libby Mcdonald Rachael Farnworth Louise Brown Ted Broom Lisa

Publisher： College of Occupational Therapists

ISSN： 1477-6006

Source： The British Journal of Occupational Therapy, Vol.74, Iss.12, 2011-12, pp. : 573-580

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