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NARIC REHABDATA Literature Database: Advanced Search.

The REHABDATA database spans almost 50 years of disability and rehabilitation research. More than 65,000 abstracts are available through this database.

The upper portion of the search form below allows the user to search all indexed fields in the database. The lower portion allows the user to search specific fields. Field descriptions are available for each item in a record. To learn more about getting the most from your searches, use our tutorial. Please note: Approximately 1,700 full text documents are available online. We cannot provide full-text of the majority of indexed documents through this website. For more information, see NARIC's Document Delivery Service.

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