Which rehabilitation strategy best supports participation and quality of life as long-term outcomes?
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Correct answer: Occupational therapy, social integration, and assistive devices
Long-term outcomes depend not only on physical recovery but also on participation in life roles and use of assistive technology or adaptive strategies.
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