Characterization of Telehealth Use in Veterans With Spinal Cord Injuries and Disorders https://t.co/kTlG4bXCoC
New publication with an amazing group of people!
https://t.co/Fce1kcy8Vw My cubscout Bear, Drew, is selling popcorn to support pack this year. Due to COVID-19, in person sales will be hard. Currently free shopping for orders over $40. Try the new Flamin Hot popcorn🔥 or donate to the military🇺🇸 Thanks for supporting cubscouts!
@ACRMtweets: you have done an amazing job of planning a major conference during the pandemic and informing participants. I wish my kids’ school district was as prepared, organized, and forthcoming!
@AddisonGDavis Given Hillsbough’s COVID-19 numbers, for the protection of our teachers, staff, and students can we start with elearning district wide for first 9 weeks and extend to next 9 weeks and so on until cases are under control?
Hot off the press! So happy I had the opportunity to work with a wonderful group of people on this interesting project that used GIS to help primary care nurses with emergency preparedness and caseload management.
Scoping review of resources for integrating evidence-based supported employment into spinal cord injury rehabilitation, Disability and Rehabilitation, Volume 41 Issue 14, is available for you to access via
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@alinacanca I loved it too! Of course, I wish they had a full season dedicated to the night king and 1 for the throne. That's the major complaint everyone has, too rushed/packed so no time dedicated to lay proper groundwork for the outcomes.
"Employment stability in the first 5 years after moderate to severe traumatic brain injury" published in @ArchivesPMR is available online for free for the next 50 days- https://t.co/UUNqYeqzM7. It was a pleasure to be a co-author with these esteemed TBI researchers! @TampaVA
Latest article in print! "Quality of Life Outcomes for Veterans with Spinal Cord Injury Receiving Individual Placement and Support (IPS)" in Topics in Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation. @VA_CINDRR@TampaVA