What does fdrg mean?
fdrg means Functioning and Disability Reference Group
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Functioning and Disability Reference Group?
Functioning and Disability Reference Group can be abbreviated as fdrg
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What does fdrg stand for? fdrg stands for "Functioning and Disability Reference Group". |
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How to abbreviate "Functioning and Disability Reference Group"? "Functioning and Disability Reference Group" can be abbreviated as fdrg. |
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What is the meaning of fdrg abbreviation? The meaning of fdrg abbreviation is "Functioning and Disability Reference Group". |
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What is fdrg abbreviation? One of the definitions of fdrg is "Functioning and Disability Reference Group". |
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What does fdrg mean? fdrg as abbreviation means "Functioning and Disability Reference Group". |
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What is shorthand of Functioning and Disability Reference Group? The most common shorthand of "Functioning and Disability Reference Group" is fdrg. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- DAARG - Drug and Alcohol Reference Group
- DAAWG - Disability Awareness and Action Working Group
- FWBP - Functioning and Well-Being Profile
- DDWG - Disability and Development Working Group
- DAG - Disability Action Group
- DRG - Disability Reference Group
- HDWG - Health and Disability Working Group
- ICF - International Classification of Functioning and Disability
- ICFD - International Classification of Functioning and Disability
- MERG - Monitoring and Evaluation Reference Group
- DCG - Disability Consulting Group
- DFG - Disability Focus Group
- DIG - Disability Independence Group
- DIG - Disability Interest Group
- DSG - Disability Specialty Group
- HDRG - Health and Disability Research Group
- PPRG - Patient and Public Reference Group
- DAG - Disability Advisory Group
- DARG - Drug and Alcohol Reference Group (UK; anti-drug organization; founded 1996)
- dprwg - Disability Policy and Research Working Group