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  • Video Production Planning Worksheet

    The purpose of this worksheet is to help you plan for the video production process. This worksheet encompasses the principles and tips found in the Guide to Video Production and the webinar series Using Video to Translate ...
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    Return to School

    Return to School After Burn Injury consists of a suite of resources to help individuals with burn injury with considerations for returning to school.
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  • 2025 Burn Model System ABA Presentations

    The Burn Model System (BMS) researchers will present at the 2025 American Burn Association (ABA) Annual Meeting in Phoenix, AZ, Tuesday, April 8 through Friday, April 11. To learn more about the BMS centers and their research projects, please visit: https://msktc.org/burn/model-system-centers. Tuesday– April 8th Education Forum 3:10- 3:20 PM (ROOM: 121 ABC) (F- 300) ...
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    Eating Healthy at Home for Adults After a Burn Injury

  • Meet MSKTC Ambassador Eric Li

    Eric Li’s Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Journey Eric Li lives and is able to thrive with a left frontal hemorrhage and diffuse axonal injury (DAI). For him, one of the greatest challenges of living with a TBI is that it is an “invisible injury.” In the early days, it was invisible ...
  • Publications

    Assessing Memory for Emotions Separately From Emotion Recognition After Traumatic Brain Injury

    Objective: Adults with traumatic brain injury (TBI) often show deficits in recognition of facial emotion, but their ability to remember emotions is poorly understood. Furthermore, there are no practicable tasks that measure this ability. This study examined the construct of memory for emotions using a novel Facial Recognition and Memory for ...
  • TBI and Sleep (Text Alternative)

    Return to graphic version of TBI and Sleep Infocomic Main Characters Javier: A young adult Spanish man with short black hair who uses a wheelchair. Marry: A young adult White woman with shoulder-length light hair. She is married to Javier. Dr. Cushing: A middle-aged White woman with chin-length light hair and square-frame glasses. Infocomic Story ...
  • TBI and Chronic Pain: Part 4 (Text Alternative)

    Go back to TBI and Chronic Pain: Part 4 Infocomic Main Characters Max: A middle-aged White man with full, dark hair and a long dark beard. Mohammed: A middle-aged man of Middle Eastern descent with straight, dark hair and a clean shave. Husband: A middle-aged White man with blonde hair and a clean shave. Therapist: ...
  • TBI and Headaches (Text Alternative)

    Return to graphic version of TBI and Headaches Infocomic Main Characters Man: A middle-aged White man with slicked back dark hair. Boss: A middle-aged White woman with dark hair cut in a chin-length bob with bangs. Dr. Kruse: An older White woman with shoulder-length hair tied in a ponytail who wears glasses. Infocomic Story Description Traumatic Brain ...
  • Understanding TBI: Part 3 (Text Alternative)

    Return to graphic version of Understanding TBI: Part 3 Infocomic Main Characters Mike: A teenage White man with short hair and a visible scar on his scalp. Lewis: A middle-aged White man with short, dark hair and thick-frame glasses. Carolyn: A middle-aged White woman with long, blonde hair, bangs, and thick-frame glasses. Sam: A teenage ...
  • Use Video to Translate & Promote Research: Introduction to Video Production

    Video can be a powerful tool to communicate complex information. The Model Systems Knowledge Translation Center (MSKTC) hosted this webinar on April 16, 2020, to present basic video production concepts. This webinar discusses the stages of video ...
  • Link To Us

    Thank you for your interest in linking to the MSKTC website. You may link to the homepage or any other page that you feel is most related to your website. Feel free to use the following description with your MSKTC link: The Model Systems Knowledge Translation Center (MSKTC) summarizes research, identifies health information ...
  • TBI and Chronic Pain: Part 3 (Text Alternative)

    Go back to the infocomic TBI and Chronic Pain: Part 3 Traumatic Brain Injury and Chronic Pain Part III: Managing Spasticity Infocomic Main Characters Woman: A middle-aged Spanish woman with black hair pulled into a ponytail. Lupe: A middle-aged Spanish woman with straight, chin-length black hair. Store clerk: A young Asian woman with shoulder-length black hair. ...
  • Understanding TBI Part 1 (Text Alternative)

    Return to graphic version of Understanding TBI Part 1 Infocomic Main Characters Sam: A young White woman. She has blonde, shoulder-length hair. Mike: A young White man. He has a shaved head and a visible scar on his scalp. He is Sam’s brother. Carolyn: A middle-aged White woman. She has blonde bangs and thick-framed glasses. ...
  • Understanding TBI Part 2 (Text Alternatives)

    Return to graphic version of Understanding TBI Part 2 Infocomic Main Characters Sam: A young White woman with blonde, shoulder-length hair. Teacher: A middle-aged White woman with dark bangs. Mike: A young White man. He has a shaved head and a visible scar on his scalp. He is Sam’s brother. Carolyn: A middle-aged White woman. She ...
  • Meet MSKTC Ambassador Stacey Mack

    Stacey Mack’s Burn Injury Journey Stacey has worked as a medical Speech Language Pathologist for the past 14 years Trained and employed by the University of Washington medical system, she values universal and evidence-based care. Her skills include both adult and pediatric patients in acute care, inpatient rehab, and outpatient settings. ...
  • Publications

    Provider Identified Access Barriers to Delivering Acupuncture to Persons with Traumatic Brain Injury and Chronic Pain: A Cross-Sectional Self-Report Survey

    AbstractObjective: Traumatic brain injury (TBI) clinical practice guidelines for pain management and rehabilitation support the use of nonpharmacologic complementary and integrative health (CIH) modalities, such as acupuncture for remediating pain. Barriers to delivering CIH modalities, such as acupuncture warrant examination. The objective of this study is to explore provider perspectives ...
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    El empleo después de una lesión cerebral traumática

    Introducción Es posible que usted quiera conseguir un empleo o volver al trabajo después de haber sufrido una lesión cerebral traumática. El trabajo proporciona ingresos y un seguro médico. Además, puede mejorar su calidad de vida, su participación social y su bienestar general. Los efectos de la lesión cerebral traumática podrían interferir ...
  • Communication Toolkit for Spinal Cord Injury Model System Staff

    This Communication Toolkit contains various resources and customizable templates to support Spinal Cord Injury Model System (SCIMS) staff (e.g., investigators, research coordinators, and data collectors) in sharing free, research-based SCI resources from the Model Systems Knowledge Translation Center (MSKTC; https://msktc.org/) and promote your SCIMS research. ...

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