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Helen Barrett is a British speech-language pathologist living in
Rwanda. She is a part-time clinician, works on a voluntary basis
with the University of Rwanda College of Medicine and Health
Sciences and is a part-time distance PhD candidate at Manchester
Metropolitan University, UK.
Correspondence to:
Helen Barrett
Manchester Metropolitan University, UK
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