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Employment for the Deaf/Hearing Impaired and the Blind/Visually Impaired during the 1990s

Richard Baltander

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Employment rates for the deaf/hearing impaired and the blind/visually impaired are compared with a group that represents the Swedish population. The results show that the pattern and the level of t ...

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Employment rates for the deaf/hearing impaired and the blind/visually impaired are compared with a group that represents the Swedish population. The results show that the pattern and the level of t ...

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Employment rates for the deaf/hearing impaired and the blind/visually impaired are compared with a group that represents the Swedish population. The results show that the pattern and the level of t ...

Key concepts: Hearing impaired, Deaf blind, Visually impaired, Audiology, Population, Psychology, Medicine, Optometry

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