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Disability-inclusive graduation programme intervention on social participation among ultra-poor people with disability in North Uganda: a cluster randomized trial.

BMC Med · 2025 · PMC12044952 · PMID 40307860

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Comparisons and interpretations The trends observed in overall social participation scores and societal participation at the 0-month follow-up suggest potential positive effects of the DIG programme, though these differences did not reach statistical significance in the fully adjusted analyses.

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Results Immediately after the intervention, the DIG programme showed a positive trend in overall social participation (3.04 point increase in intervention group vs. − 0.29 in control), though not statistically significant in fully adjusted analysis (FAMD = 3.14, 95% CI = (− 1.26, 7.54); p = 0.17), possibly due to sample size limitations and variability in individual responses.

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