AUT Person Centred Rehabilitation Research Centre
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The Person Centred Rehabilitation Research Centre is a transdisciplinary research centre based in the School of Allied Health at AUT. Our core aim is to make a meaningful difference to the long-term health and well-being of people and whānau impacted by injury, illness, or disability through transformative, person-centred rehabilitation research and knowledge exchange.
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is a transdisciplinary research centre based in the School of Allied Health
Our aims and purpose
Our core aim is to make a meaningful difference to the long-term health and well-being of people and whānau impacted by injury, illness, or disability through transformative, person-centred rehabilitation research and knowledge exchange.
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