Bogner, Jennifer Barrett, Ryan S Hammond, Flora M Horn, Susan D Corrigan, John D Rosenthal, Joseph Beaulieu, Cynthia L Waszkiewicz, Margaret Shea, Timothy Reddin, Christopher J
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Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation
Further support is provided for the importance of careful serial monitoring of both agitation and cognition to provide early indicators of possible beneficial or adverse effects of pharmacologic interventions used for any purpose and for giving careful consideration to the effects of any intervention on underlying cognition when attempting to contr...
Llorens, Roberto Noé, Enrique Colomer, Carolina Alcañiz, Mariano
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Horn, Susan D Corrigan, John D Beaulieu, Cynthia L Bogner, Jennifer Barrett, Ryan S Giuffrida, Clare G Ryser, David K Cooper, Kelli Carroll, Deborah M Deutscher, Daniel
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At discharge, greater effort during therapy sessions, time spent in more complex therapy activities, and use of specific medications were associated with better outcomes for patients in all admission FIM cognitive subgroups. At 9 months postdischarge, similar but less pervasive associations were observed for therapy activities, but not classes of m...
Bisaro, Derek L Bidonde, Julia Kane, Kyra J Bergsma, Shane Musselman, Kristin E
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Despite a demonstrated need to measure walking in children with spina bifida, few valid, reliable, and responsive measures have been established for this population.
Hammond, Flora M Horn, Susan D Smout, Randall J Beaulieu, Cynthia L Barrett, Ryan S Ryser, David K Sommerfeld, Teri
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To assess the incidence of, causes for, and factors associated with readmission to an acute care hospital (RTAC) during inpatient rehabilitation for traumatic brain injury (TBI). Prospective observational cohort. Inpatient rehabilitation. Individuals with TBI admitted consecutively for inpatient rehabilitation (N=2130). Not applicable. RTAC inciden...
Turner, Aaron P Meites, Tiffany M Williams, Rhonda M Henderson, Alison W Norvell, Daniel C Hakimi, Kevin N Czerniecki, Joseph M
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To examine the estimated prevalence and correlates of suicidal ideation (SI) among individuals 1 year after a first lower extremity amputation (LEA). Cohort survey. Four medical centers. A referred sample of patients (N=239), primarily men, undergoing their first LEA because of complications of diabetes mellitus or peripheral arterial disease, were...
Beaulieu, Cynthia L Dijkers, Marcel P Barrett, Ryan S Horn, Susan D Giuffrida, Clare G Timpson, Misti L Carroll, Deborah M Smout, Randy J Hammond, Flora M
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The pattern of activities engaged in was both similar to and different from patterns seen in previous practice-based evidence studies with different rehabilitation diagnostic groups.
Craig, Ashley Nicholson Perry, Kathryn Guest, Rebecca Tran, Yvonne Dezarnaulds, Annalisa Hales, Alison Ephraums, Catherine Middleton, James
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SCI can have a substantial negative impact on mental health that does not change up to 6 months postdischarge. Findings suggest a substantial minority experience increased psychosocial distress after the injury and after transitioning into the community. Additional resources should be invested in improving the mental health of adults with SCI.
Hammond, Flora M Barrett, Ryan S Shea, Timothy Seel, Ronald T McAlister, Thomas W Kaelin, Darryl Ryser, David K Corrigan, John D Cullen, Nora Horn, Susan D
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Many psychotropic medications are used during inpatient rehabilitation. In general, lower admission FIM cognitive score groups were administered more of the medications under investigation compared with those with higher cognitive function at admission. Considerable site variation existed regarding medications administered. The current investigatio...
Jeffries, Evan C Hoffman, Suzanne Montague de Leon, Ray Dominguez, Jesus F Semerjian, Tamar Z Melgar, Ivana A Dy, Christine J
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Individuals with motor complete SCI exhibit cardiovascular responses during body weight-supported exercise. Findings indicate that body weight-supported stepping provides a minimal cardiovascular challenge for individuals with paraplegia. Emphasis on low weight support during locomotor training can trigger additional heart rate adaptations.
