Not enough occupational therapists in Malaysia

By WONG LI ZA

A patient with radial nerve palsy undergoing occupational therapy.

Although occupational therapy is crucial in patients’ rehabilitation, not many know about this field of medicine.

Every day we wake up, brush our teeth, change our clothes and get ready for work or the day’s routine. Nothing to it, right? 

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