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  • LCT y dolor crónico: Parte 2 (Texto alternativo)

    Volver a la versión gráfica de LCT y dolor crónico: Parte 2  Personajes principales del infocómic Madre: Mujer de edad madura y ascendencia asiática. Tiene el cabello negro hasta la barbilla. Hijo: Adolescente de ascendencia asiática. Tiene el cabello oscuro y lacio, con flequillo. Hija: Niña de ascendencia asiática, en edad de asistir a la ...
  • LCT y dolor crónico: Parte 1 (Texto alternativo)

    Volver a la versión gráfica de LCT y dolor crónico: Parte 1  Personajes principales del infocómic Max: Hombre de raza blanca y edad madura. Tiene cabello negro y abundante, y una barba larga y oscura. Lleva puesta una camiseta. Mohammed (Mo): Hombre de edad madura, con ascendencia del Oriente Medio. Tiene el cabello oscuro ...
  • KT Course for SLPs: Supporting Evidence-Based Practices

    This online course introduces the basic concepts of knowledge translation (KT) as it relates to the practice of speech language pathology (SLP). It presents various definitions of KT, introduces a model for KT research and application activities, and helps clarify the role of SLPs in the KT process.
  • LCT y dolor crónico: Parte 3 (Texto alternativo)

    Volver a la versión gráfica de LCT y dolor crónico: Parte 3 Lesión cerebral traumática y dolor crónico. Parte III: Gestión de la espasticidad   Personajes principales del infocómic Mujer: Mujer hispana de edad madura con cabello negro, peinado en cola de caballo.  Lupe: Mujer hispana de edad madura con cabello negro y lacio hasta la ...
  • LCT y dolor crónico: Parte 4 (Texto alternativo)

    Volver a la versión gráfica de LCT y dolor crónico: Parte 4  Personajes principales del infocómic Max: Hombre de raza blanca y edad madura. Tiene cabello negro y abundante, y una barba larga y oscura.  Mohammed (Mo): Hombre de edad madura, con ascendencia del Oriente Medio. Tiene el cabello oscuro y lacio, y no ...
  • Comprender LCT: Parte 1 (Texto alternativo)

    Volver a la versión gráfica de Comprender LCT: Parte 1   Entendiendo las lesiones cerebrales traumáticas: Parte 1 Personajes principales del infocómic Sam: Mujer joven de raza blanca. Tiene el pelo rubio hasta los hombros. Miguel: Hombre joven de raza blanca. Tiene la cabeza afeitada y una cicatriz visible en el cuero cabelludo. Es el hermano ...
  • Comprender LCT: Parte 2 (Texto alternativo)

    Volver a la versión gráfica de Comprender LCT: Parte 2 Personajes principales del infocómic Sam: Mujer joven de raza blanca. Tiene el pelo rubio hasta los hombros. Maestra: Mujer de edad madura y de raza blanca, con cabello oscuro y flequillo.  Miguel: Joven de raza blanca. Tiene la cabeza afeitada y una cicatriz visible en ...
  • Comprender LCT: Parte 3 (Texto alternativo)

    Volver a la versión gráfica de Comprender LCT: Parte 3 Personajes principales del infocómic Miguel: Joven de raza blanca. Tiene la cabeza afeitada y una cicatriz visible en el cuero cabelludo. Luis: Hombre de edad madura y de raza blanca. Tiene cabello oscuro y corto, y usa gafas de montura gruesa. Carolina: Mujer de edad ...
  • Burn Model System Researcher Presentations at 2026 ABA Annual Conference

    A host of Burn Model System (BMS) researchers presented at the 2026 annual ABA conference in Orlando, FL from April 14-17. To learn more about the BMS centers and their research projects, please visit: https://msktc.org/burn/model-system-centers. Wednesday – April 15th (Room: Gatlin A3) Correlative 1: 10:00 AM – 12:00pm Aftercare, Reintegration and Reconstruction (C-751) Physical and Mental ...
  • Meet MSKTC Ambassador Robin Jacob

    Robin’s Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)Journey Robin Jacob has always been fascinated by the brain and how it works, how it heals, and how much more there is to learn. That curiosity shaped his path into medicine and continues to guide his work today. Robin first encountered people living with traumatic brain ...
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    TRASTORNO DE ESTRÉS POSTRAUMÁTICO TEPT tras una quemadura

  • Meet MSKTC Ambassador Hillary Hartnett

    Hillary Hartnett’s Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Journey Hillary Hartnett lives with traumatic brain injury and continues to navigate a wide range of ongoing symptoms, including challenges with multitasking and short‑term memory, chronic fatigue, sleep difficulties, sensory loss and numbness, loss of taste and smell, medication side effects, and focal seizures. These ...
  • Meet MSKTC Ambassador Ornella Price

    Ornella Price’s Burn Injury Journey Ornella Price’s journey as a burn injury advocate grew out of her experience supporting her son through recovery. She learned early on that ongoing pain, tightness, and limited mobility are common challenges after burn injury. Through consistent physical therapy, gentle stretching, and encouragement to remain active, ...
  • KT Course for PTs: Supporting Evidence-Based Practices

    This online course introduces the basic concepts of knowledge translation (KT) as it relates to the practice of physical therapy (PT). It presents various definitions of KT, introduces a model for KT research and application activities, and helps clarify the role of PTs in the KT process.
  • Factsheets

    Emergency Preparedness Factsheet for people with SCI

    IntroductionBeing prepared for an emergency is crucial for people with a spinal cord injury (SCI) as they have unique vulnerabilities and needs. This factsheet offers guidance on the steps that people with an SCI can take to enhance their safety during an emergency such as a natural disaster, power outage, ...
  • Projects

    Promoting the Psychological Health of Women with Spinal Cord Injury: A Virtual World Intervention

  • SCIMS Publications in the 2026 Topics in Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation SCIMS Special Edition Publications

    Topics in Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation, Volume 32, Supplement 1 (2026), showcases research studies produced by Spinal Cord Injury Model Systems researchers, reflecting collaborative and coordinated efforts to advance rehabilitation practice and outcomes for people with spinal cord injury. This page provides a comprehensive listing of all publications included in ...
  • Best Practices for AI Prompts

    This KT in 15 Minutes with MSKTC session explored best practices related to writing and refining prompts when using artificial intelligence (AI). Find below the slides and recording for "Best Practices for AI Prompts"PowerPoint Presentation Webinar Recording 
  • Quick Reviews

    Accurately Identifying Major Depression in Traumatic Brain Injury

    What is the study about?This study looked at how well two depression screening tools — the PHQ-2 and the PHQ-9 — can detect major depressive disorder (MDD) in people who have had a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Depression is a serious mental health condition that causes persistent sadness, loss of ...
  • Quick Reviews

    10-Year Variability in Life Satisfaction Trajectories Post-TBI

    What is the study about?This study examined how life satisfaction changes over 10 years after a traumatic brain injury (TBI), caused by a blow or jolt to the head. Researchers tracked people at 1, 5, and 10 years post-injury to see whether their overall life satisfaction stayed stable or changed ...

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