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Allied Health Professional Rehabilitation in the UK,munity teams, social care teams and voluntary sectors and within private healthcare..Within any of these settings, AHPs provide rehabilitation to enable and support recovery for the patient and facilitate independence and activity, as much as possible. Rehabilitation for the brain tumour patient inv

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