ArticleJournal of pediatric rehabilitation medicine2024
Advances in spina bifida care: The global journey toward dignity, inclusion, and innovation.
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Abstract
For nearly a decade, the special issue for spina bifida (SB) in the Journal of Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine (JPRM) has become an epicenter for qualitative, state of the art, and innovative SB research. It has been noted that the concept of "blue marble health," a policy framework to illustrate trends in the geographic distribution of neglected diseases affecting at-risk populations, may also have a place in illustrating the SB care paradigm in high-income countries such as those in North America and Europe. Concurrently, JPRM has dawned to provide insight into SB care worldwide, both in the Global North as in the Global South. Also in recent years, the
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