This extensive
site from the University of Alabama at Birmingham Spain Rehabilitation
Center features a wealth of information and links to all kinds
of resources (books, organizations, web sites, and more) on hundreds
of specific SCI-related topics.
An valuable
resource for our northern neighbors, the CPA provides services
to Canadians in all ten provinces. Its web site includes an overview
and news about SCI as well as information about the organization
and its services.
Information
for veterans and others with spinal cord injury or disease, family
members, and professionals. Includes news, membership information,
and a wide variety of excellent publications.
The website
of The National Spinal Cord Injury Association (NSCIA). Check
out the Resource Center, which includes many of NSCIA's excellent
fact sheets on about SCI-related topics. There's also a newsroom
featuring current stories of interest to people with disabilities,
and information about the organization.
Includes
Spinal Cord Injury Update (an excellent newsletter on
SCI for health care professionals and consumers); pamphlets on
health, pressure sores, skin and bowel care; and information
the facility's speaker series, clinic, and toll-free consultation
and referral service.
CRPF "encourages
and supports research to develop effective treatments and a cure
for paralysis caused by spinal cord injury and other central
nervous system disorders." Its website contains information
about the Foundation's programs.
Designed
to help researchers and clinicians share potentially relevant
information, this site includes an online magazine, live chat
forums, FAQ, links to sites doing interesting neuroscience and
related research, and more.
Information
about research underway at the Center, which is based at the
University of Manitoba (Canada).
Rehabilitation
The following
facilities are among 18 federally-funded "Model System Centers"
whose activities include research and continuing education as
well as high quality care.