Background & Aim: A spinal cord injury is a critical event that results in significant life
changes for the injured person and the family and caregiver. This study aimed to identify and …

Background The impact of social support on the long-term condition after a spinal cord injury
(SCI) varies across studies mainly involving self-report questionnaires. Objective We aimed …

The majority of papers published in Spinal Cord use quantitative methodologies to answer a
particular research question where results are largely expressed numerically. However …

Purpose To investigate perceptions of surgical participants and their caregivers regarding
novel nerve transfer surgery to restore upper extremity function in cervical level spinal cord …

Purpose To address the lack of research on the information needs of spinal cord injured
(SCI) patients and family members in acute care, in order to inform the provision of …

Objectives: To explore coping, problem solving, social support, and well-being among family
caregivers of adults with spinal cord injury (SCI). Methods: This was a mixed methods study …

Background Nerve transfer to improve upper extremity function in persons with cervical
spinal cord injury (SCI) is a new reconstructive option, and has led to more people seeking …

Study design This was a qualitative study using grounded theory method. Objectives To
explain the process of family-centered empowerment in a population of individuals with SCI …

Health providers often focus on secondary conditions and spend less time prioritising
overweight/obesity care. Informal caregivers are well positioned to facilitate health …

Background: Exoskeletons are used in rehabilitation centers for people with spinal cord
injuries (SCI) due to the potential benefits they offer for locomotor rehabilitation. The …