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Studies Seeking VolunteersSeveral of our research studies are currently seeking volunteers. If you would like to participate in, or learn more about one of the projects listed below, please contact the person listed for that project. Cerebral Palsy Studiesno studies currently seeking volunteers Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Studiesno studies currently seeking volunteers Parkinson's Disease Studiesno studies currently seeking volunteers Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) Studiesno studies currently seeking volunteers Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) StudiesSTART-Play StudyPain Management Studiesno studies currently seeking volunteers Cerebral Palsy StudiesMultiple Sclerosis StudiesParkinson's Disease StudiesSpinal Cord Injury (SCI) StudiesTraumatic Brain Injury (TBI) StudiesThe TBI Care study is comparing the effectiveness of Collaborative Care to Usual Care for decreasing pain interference in adults with TBI and chronic pain, including headache. We will also examine the impact of Collaborative Care versus Usual Care for symptoms that commonly co-occur with pain including depression, anxiety, and sleep. We are also interested in whether treatment changes satisfaction with care, community participation and how medical care is used. Collaborative Care is a well-established model for healthcare delivery, but has not been adequately tested for pain management in persons with TBI.
START-Play StudyThe START-Play Study is a large, multi-site collaboration involving researchers, therapists, families, and infants with neuromotor delays, aged 7-16 months corrected age, from across the US. With funding provided by U.S. Department of Education Institute of Education Sciences (# R324A150103) we are currently recruiting for this study.
Healthy Aging with a Long-term Physical DisabilityPain Management Studies
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Featured Research ArticlesChronic PainView the latest research articles on Chronic Pain written by faculty from the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine. Volunteer to Participate in our Research StudiesThe Department of Rehabilitation Medicine is looking for volunteers to participate in research studies on Multiple Sclerosis & Pain Management, and Traumatic Brain Injury. ![]() ![]() |
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