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Gifty Gyamah Nyante
(Gifty G Nyante)
ORCID
Publication Activity (10 Years)
Years Active: 2019-2023
Publications (10 Years): 7
Top Topics
Children With Cerebral Palsy
Chronic Pain
Atrial Fibrillation
Data Analysis
Top Venues
African journal of disability
The South African journal of physiotherapy
Child: care, health and development
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Publications
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Tawagidu Mohammed
,
Gifty Gyamah Nyante
,
Joyce Diphale Mothabeng
The impact of rehabilitation on the community life of stroke survivors in Accra, Ghana.
The South African journal of physiotherapy
79 (1) (2023)
Tawagidu Mohammed
,
Gifty Gyamah Nyante
,
Joyce Diphale Mothabeng
Perceptions of health professionals on structure and process of stroke rehabilitation in Ghana.
African journal of disability
12 (2023)
Tawagidu Mohammed
,
Gifty Gyamah Nyante
,
Joyce Diphale Mothabeng
Perceptions of health professionals on structure and process of stroke rehabilitation in Ghana.
African journal of disability
12 (2023)
Tawagidu Mohammed
,
Gifty Gyamah Nyante
,
Joyce Diphale Mothabeng
The impact of rehabilitation on the community life of stroke survivors in Accra, Ghana.
The South African journal of physiotherapy
79 (1) (2023)
Tawagidu Mohammed
,
Gifty Gyamah Nyante
,
Joyce Diphale Mothabeng
An evaluation of the structure and process of stroke rehabilitation in primary, secondary and tertiary hospitals in Ghana.
The South African journal of physiotherapy
78 (1) (2022)
Maria Zuurmond
,
Janet Seeley
,
Tom Shakespeare
,
Gifty Gyamah Nyante
,
Sarah Bernays
Illuminating the empowerment journey of caregivers of children with disabilities: Understanding lessons learnt from Ghana.
African journal of disability
9 (2020)
Gifty Gyamah Nyante
,
Christine Carpenter
The experience of carers of children with cerebral palsy living in rural areas of Ghana who have received no rehabilitation services: A qualitative study.
Child: care, health and development
45 (6) (2019)