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The American Congress of RehabilitationServes people with disabling conditions by promoting rehabilitation research and the transfer of technology.
Life On WheelsExcerpts from the Rehabilitation chapter in the book "Life on Wheels" by Gary Karp, a paraplegic.
Model Systems Centers for Spinal Cord InjuryA federally funded program of 16 specialty medical and/or rehabilitation centers across the US. The SCI Care System collects and submits acute, rehabilitation and follow-up (annual, long-term post-discharge) data on SCI patients who received care in the these centers following injury.
The National Center for Medical Rehabilitation ResearchNCMRR supports research on enhancing the daily functioning of people with disabilities and hopes to improve mobility, assistive technology and therapies.
National Rehabilitation Information Center for Independence (NARIC)NARIC offers a range of services, from quick information and referral to extensive database searches of the latest disability and rehabilitation research. They also offer a number of publications, including directories, guides and statistical reports.
The National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation ResearchNIDRR supports research focused on improving the quality of life for people with disabilities.
Traumatic Brain Injury Model SystemsSixteen in all, these centers conduct research and provide "model" care for traumatic brain injuries.
Una hoja de datos de la Fundación Reeve sobre ejercicio y buen estado fisico
Una hoja de datos de la Fundación Reeve sobre nutrición y aumento de peso
Library Books and VideosFind resources within the PRC library catalog.
Quality of Life Grants DatabaseFind resources within the PRC Quality of Life Grants Database. Search by Zip Code, State or an Entire Category.
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