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Authors acknowledge research assistants Leah Van Antwerp and Ms. Kaitlin should be extended to other SSA countries [32, 33]. Bell, both of Indiana University; Ms. Jonathan Quartey, University of Ghana; ments, number of student enrolled, job placement, per- Dr. This should be considered in future collection. Fourth, the deliv- Data are already shared in the manuscript. EJ participated in the research design, PT and OT programs emphasize team-based and interdis- data collection, data analysis, manuscript preparation.

Both authors read and ciplinary education. Fifth, since physicians play a signifi- approved the final manuscript. Sixth, OT practice is generally based on western perceptions and classifications of activ- ities of daily living and human occupation.

Eight, in order to obtain an accurate number of Received: 18 August Accepted: 2 June native-born and expatriate practicing PT and OT, an effort should be made to obtain information directly from pro- fessional licensing and government agencies.

Finally, given References 1. Omoleke SA. Chronic non-communicable disease as a new epidemic in resource constraints, data availability, and language con- Africa: focus on The Gambia. Pan Afr Med J. Alwan A. In WHO: Global status report on noncommunicable diseases , countries. This study should be expanded with specific vol.

May 15, World Health Organization; Global, regional, and national age—sex focus on examining a the availability of OT and PT edu- specific all-cause and cause-specific mortality for causes of death, cational programs, b general knowledge and awareness — a systematic analysis for the Global Burden of Disease Study of PT and OT professions among students, c employ- Ogoina D, Onyemelukwe GC. J Infect Public Health.

Cooper RS, Bovet P. Measures of health and disease in Africa: are current Crane J, Delany C. Physiotherapists in emergency departments: responsibilities, methods giving us useful information about trends in cardiovascular accountability and education. Prog Cardiovasc Dis. Rossouw T. Strategic options for the physiotherapy industry in current 6. Profile of — a systematic analysis for the Global Burden of Disease Study physiotherapist educators in Anglophone West African Countries: a cross- Global population trends and policy options.

The spectrum of Lancet. Mathers CD, Loncar D. Projections of global mortality and burden of disease in West Africa. Int J Physiother. PLoS Med. Mendis S. The policy agenda for prevention and control of non- Hartley S. Survey of rehabilitation support for children 0—15 years in a rural communicable diseases.

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