Developed by researchers from across the country, including PM&R faculty member and CODA director Noelle Carlozzi, PhD, who worked with hundreds of caregivers of people with TBI, it provides a new standard way to measure the physical, mental and emotional effects of caring for survivors of TBI.
Congratulations to Dr. Carrie Pilarski, Rehabilitation Psychology faculty in PM&R on this publication, in Rehabilitation Psychology which will teach us all about how to talk about disability, and the power of words—and perhaps lead to conclusions different than some of us are used to.
The research letter, published online at the JAMA Pediatrics website, addresses the long-term consequences of letting mental health conditions go unchecked in children.
Congratulations to Dr. Mark Peterson, who was accepted into the Center for Health and Research Transformation (CHRT) Policy Fellowship at the University of Michigan.
Dr. Kalpakjian is the lead researcher on two new grants that will support the creation of pregnancy decision-making tools for women with physical disabilities.
A new center for the study of concussions is among the University of Michigan projects to be funded in the first round of investments from President Mark Schlissel’s Biosciences Initiative. PM&R adjunct faculty member Dr. Steve Broglio of Kinesiology, joins Drs. JT Eckner, Ryan Stork, Andrea Aagesen, Brittni Rohde, Kathryn Seagly, Abby
A $4.3 million grant will help PM&R faculty member Michelle Meade, PhD establish a Rehabilitation Research and Training Center at the U-M and Michigan Medicine.
A small grant provided by the TIKTOC RERC directed by PM&R Associate Professor Dr. Michelle Meade to Dr. David Burke will allow him and his colleagues to work with a medical student to create low-cost solutions to increase accessibility and enhance her ability to provide clinical care.
Congratulations to Dr. Devon Shuchman, spine faculty at the Ann Arbor VA Medical Center and the Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation lead in the pain fellowship, on receiving a grant to perform a study entitled Fluoroscopically Guided Lateral Approach Hip Injection: A Retrospective Comparative Study. This is a pilot study funded
Dr. Claire Kalpakjian, Associate Professor and Director for Research in the department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation has been awarded an R21 for her study on decision making, disability and pregnancy by the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
