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These are exciting times in the world of Spinal Cord Injury management! New discoveries and emerging technologies are challenging multidisciplinary teams to maintain evidence-based protocols and enhance functional outcomes for persons with SCI. Discharge options and community integration are key issues as well as approaches to ensure adherence. Research on early interventions is addressing the need to minimize secondary injury and may influence functional outcomes for persons with SCI.
The 16th Annual Conference on Spinal Cord Injuries offers a unique cadre of clinical perspectives addressing these key issues.
Highlights of the 2008 conference include:
- Three Preconferences designed to give an in-depth look into Manual Wheelchairs, Selection and Skills Training, Bowel & Bladder Management, and Chronic Pain Management.
- New protocols and practices to enhance community integration.
- Exhibits offering a glimpse of new equipment and technology that can help support best practice.
- Product demonstrations to examine equipment techniques and applications.
- A nationally-known expert faculty ready to share insights and network with you.
- Time to share ideas and build professional relationships with colleagues from across the nation.
Challenge yourself to keep pace with the changes, new technologies and research findings that will help you provide the best care. Plan now to attend this exceptional and unique learning experience. See you in the wonderful ”City by the Bay”, San Francisco!
Carole Adler, BS, OTR/L, ATP
Theresa M. Chase, ND, RN, CNS
Steven Kirshblum, MD
Darrell Musick, BS, PT
Gabriella Stiefbold, OTR, ATP
Julie Malone, MA, RN
Contemporary Forums expresses appreciation to the following institutions for their contributions to program development:
Craig HospitalEnglewood, Colorado
Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation
West Orange, New Jersey
Santa Clara Valley Medical Center
San Jose, California
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