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BMC Health Services Research|November 24, 2022
Cardiovascular Rehabilitation for transient ischaemic Attack and Mild Stroke: the CRAMS effectiveness-implementation hybrid study protocolNicole Freene, Hannah Wallett, Allyson Flynn, et al.
Clinical Rehabilitation|July 7, 2026
The effectiveness of cardiovascular rehabilitation for transient ischaemic attack and mild stroke: A randomised controlled trialLucy Walton, Elisabeth Preston, Allyson Flynn, et al.
Frontiers in Medicine|May 31, 2023
While allied health students prefer face-to-face clinical placement, telehealth can support competency development: results from a mixed-methods studyRachel Bacon, Sian Hopkins, Ekavi Georgousopoulou, et al.
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BMC Health Services Research|November 24, 2022
Cardiovascular Rehabilitation for transient ischaemic Attack and Mild Stroke: the CRAMS effectiveness-implementation hybrid study protocolNicole Freene, Hannah Wallett, Allyson Flynn, et al.
Clinical Rehabilitation|July 7, 2026
The effectiveness of cardiovascular rehabilitation for transient ischaemic attack and mild stroke: A randomised controlled trialLucy Walton, Elisabeth Preston, Allyson Flynn, et al.
Frontiers in Medicine|May 31, 2023
While allied health students prefer face-to-face clinical placement, telehealth can support competency development: results from a mixed-methods studyRachel Bacon, Sian Hopkins, Ekavi Georgousopoulou, et al.
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