A client-focused considering work model for people with emerging or episodic illnesses

Liza Marie Conyers

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BACKGROUND: One of the most challenging questions faced by individuals with emerging or episodic illnesses is how and when to make critical decisions regarding employment. Research indicates that people with disabilities often experience higher rates

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