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[Anonymous] (Submitted). Better housing as preventative medicine. Housing Review. 46, 3. Abstract

Artman, H. (Submitted). Procurer usability requirements: Negotiations in contract development. Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction . 31, 9. Abstract

Wylde, M., Baron-Robbins A., & Clark S. (Submitted). Building better bathrooms. Australian health & aged care journal. 6(4), 4. Abstract

Sport England (Submitted). Access for disabled people. Abstract

MacEvoy, B.. (Submitted). Adaptation, anchoring & contrast: Color vision. 86.

Maternal and Child health Bureau (Submitted). Adolescent physical development: uses and limitations of growth charts. 2005, Abstract

Independent Living Centre N. S. W. (Submitted). Bathroom Planning For People With Disabilities. 17 p.. Abstract

Australian Building Codes Board (Submitted). Building community access: multi-media access awareness package. Abstract

Paints, ICI. (Submitted). Colour and Contrast Design Guide. Abstract

Board, U.nited S A. (Submitted). History of the Access Board. 2010, Saved webpage. Abstract

Ashe, B., & Ozanne-Smith P J. (Submitted). The Home - Making it Aged Proof. Australian Academy of Technological Science and Engineering. 1-15.

New South Wales Goori Home Modification and Maintenance (Submitted). Home modifications to assist Aboriginal elders, people with disabilities and their carers. Abstract

New South Wales Housing Industry Association (Submitted). The home owners manual. 16. Abstract

Schittich, C. (Submitted). Housing for people of all ages: Flexible, unrestricted, senior-friendly. in Detail. 176. Abstract

The New South Wales Home Modification and Maintenance Services(NSW HMMS) (Submitted). Information Pack. 15. Abstract

Ambrose, P. J. (Submitted). Living conditions and health promotion strategies. The Journal of the Royal Society for the Promotion of Health. 121, 7. Abstract

British Safety Council (Submitted). Slips, Trips and Falls.. Abstract

New South Wales Dept of Urban Affairs and Planning (Submitted). State Environmental Planning Policy No. 5: Housing for Older People or People with a Disability.. 2003, 27 p.. Abstract

Daws, I. (Submitted). Trends in housing and information technology. 11. Abstract

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