Social Media in Pediatric Rehabilitation Research: Affordances of Facebook and Twitter for Knowledge Translation

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Journal of Professional Communication
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2025-07-11
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https://doi.org/10.15173/jpc.v7i1.4489
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Social Media in Health Education
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Social Media in Pediatric Rehabilitation Research: Affordances of Facebook and Twitter for Knowledge Translation

Philip Savage, Geil Han Astorga
Journal of Professional Communication
Social Media in Health Education
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Social Media in Pediatric Rehabilitation Research: Affordances of Facebook and Twitter for Knowledge Translation

Philip Savage, Geil Han Astorga
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Journal of Professional CommunicationVol. 7
China Institute Of Communications (CN), McMaster University (CA)
McMaster University
Quality Education
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Social Media in Health Education
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