Exploring AgrAbility Quality of Life Profiles

Heterogeneity is present in QoL indicators among individuals who worked with their State AgrAbility Team to accomplish their goals. Profile movement supports the benefits of receiving AgrAbility services for increasing QoL. These profiles can be used to better understand the needs of individuals and the direct services to address those needs.

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Journal of Agromedicine
Published
2025-06-11
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https://doi.org/10.1080/1059924x.2025.2517022
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Sustainable Agricultural Systems Analysis
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Exploring AgrAbility Quality of Life Profiles

Brian F. French, Robert J. Fetsch, Sarah Ullrich‐French
Journal of Agromedicine
Sustainable Agricultural Systems Analysis
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Exploring AgrAbility Quality of Life Profiles

Brian F. French, Robert J. Fetsch, Sarah Ullrich‐French
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Abstract

Heterogeneity is present in QoL indicators among individuals who worked with their State AgrAbility Team to accomplish their goals. Profile movement supports the benefits of receiving AgrAbility services for increasing QoL. These profiles can be used to better understand the needs of individuals and the direct services to address those needs.

Journal of AgromedicineVol. 30(4)
Washington State University (US), Colorado State University (US)
National Institute of Food and Agriculture
Openalex Percentile: Top 88%
Sustainable Agricultural Systems Analysis
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