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Eannucci, Erica
Hospital for Special Surgery
Can You See the Red Flag? Interactive Case Studies to Improve Sinister Sign and Symptom Identification
Erica Eannucci
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Eberle, Rebecca
Indiana University - Bloomington
A Cognitive Strategies Tool Kit for Care Partners of Persons with Brain Injury
Rebecca Eberle
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Eckenrode, Madeline
University of Alabama Birmingham
The Development of a Transition Medical Home Utilizing the Individualized Transition Plan (ITP) Model
Madeline Eckenrode
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Edelstein, Jessica
Colorado State University
Introduction to Health Services Research: What It is, What It's Not, and Why It Matters
Jessica Edelstein
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Edlow, Brian
Massachusetts General Hospital
NIDILRR ARRT Fellows Symposium: Examining Lifetime Trauma Exposure in Women with a History of Traumatic Brain Injury
Brian Edlow
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Edwards, Jerri
University of South Florida
Applications of Speed of Processing Training (SOPT) in Older Adults, Stroke and Long COVID
Jerri Edwards
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Eggiman-Ketter, Jordan
Parkwood Institute
Implementation and Evaluation of a Multi-faceted Inter-disciplinary Experiential Learning Model to Enhance Rehabilitation Activities and Outcomes
Jordan Eggiman-Ketter
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Ehrlich-Jones, Linda
Shirley Ryan AbilityLab
HOT TOPIC: Engaging with Curricular Resources for Rehabilitation: Collaborating with the Rehabilitation Measures Database
Linda Ehrlich-Jones
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Measurement Interdisciplinary Special Interest Group Meeting
Linda Ehrlich-Jones
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Three Exemplars Applying Person-centered Measurement Principles in Rehabilitation Practice
Linda Ehrlich-Jones
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Ehsanian, Reza
University of New Mexico Hospital
ACRM EARLY CAREER DEVELOPMENT COURSE: What’s Next? Creating a Roadmap for Future Success as Emerging Professionals
Reza Ehsanian
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Eicher, Vicki
ReMed
Participant Characteristics, Outcomes, and Dose-Response in Five Specific Program Types of Postacute Brain Injury Rehabilitation
Vicki Eicher
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Elder, Carrie
Mercer University
A Consensual Qualitative Research Analysis of Counselors-in-training Experiences Providing Telemental Health Counseling to Rural Children
Carrie Elder
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Ellis, Tamera
Centre for Rehabilitation and Health
Cross-discipline Perspectives on the Management of Psychosocial Risk Factors for Delayed Recovery
Tamera Ellis
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Elmer, David
Berry College, Department of Kinesiology
Preliminary efficacy of a 12-week high intensity interval training program using adaptive equipment among persons with multiple sclerosis who have walking disability
David Elmer
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Embry, Kyle
Max Nader Center for Rehabilitation Technologies and Outcomes
Video-Based Movement Analysis for the Clinic and Community
Kyle Embry
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Emery-Tiburcio, Erin
Rush University Medical Center
Enhancing Geriatric Primary Care: The Age Friendly Healthcare System’s 4ms Framework and Occupational Therapy Services
Erin Emery-Tiburcio
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Emmery, Laura
Department of Music, Emory University College of Arts and Sciences
Rates of Perceived Cognitive Exertion are Elevated in Older Adults with Mild Cognitive Impairment During Rhythmic Motor-Cognitive Tasks
Laura Emmery
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Rhythmic Movement Sequences Elicit Impaired Gait Modulation Ability in Older Adults with Parkinson's Disease
Laura Emmery
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Rhythmic Movement Training Improves Spatial and Temporal Modulation of Gait in Older Adults With and Without Mild Cognitive Impairment
Laura Emmery
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Engelberg, Ruth
BI-ISIG Chautauqua: Whose Outcome Is It Anyway? Multiple Perspectives on Outcomes Following Brain Injury
Ruth Engelberg
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Engel, Lisa
University of Manitoba; Institute for Work & Health (Toronto) - Measurement Research Unit (IWH-MRU)
Addressing the Unmet Financial Empowerment Needs After Brain Injury: Ideas for Educational Products and Support Services to Address Financial Challenges
Lisa Engel
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Engle, Jessica
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Returning to Work Following Cancer-Related Cognitive Impairment: Considerations and Practice Implications
Jessica Engle
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Enriquez, Carla
Kean University
Using the AM-PAC Applied Cognition Scores to Predict Discharge Disposition and Post-acute Care Needs
Carla Enriquez
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Erdman, Danielle
Brooks Rehabilitation Hospital
Data-driven Strategies to Improve PAC Care in Medicare Populations: A Learning Health System Perspective
Danielle Erdman
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Eshel, Inbal
Cognosante
Military Cultural Literacy in Rehabilitation: Beyond the Walls of the VA and Into the Community
Inbal Eshel
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Opening the Black Box of Knowledge Translation: Bridging the Gap in the Military Health System
Inbal Eshel
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SPECIAL Symposium: Measuring Community Participation Outcomes for Service Members & Veterans: State of the Science
Inbal Eshel
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Etingen, Bella
Edward Hines Jr. VA Hospital
Re-Branding Yoga: The Development of a ‘High Intensity Stretching’ Program for Veterans with Chronic Low Back Pain
Bella Etingen
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Evano, Twyla
Strive Physical Therapy and Wellness
IC30: Concussion: A Vestibular and Ocular Focus for the Treating Clinician (Intermediate Level)
Twyla Evano
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Evans, Emily
Boston University: Sargent College
Discharge Home After Inpatient Rehabilitation for TBI: The Good, Bad, and Ugly
Emily Evans
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Evans, Richard
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Spinal Cord Injury and Risk of Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementia: Mixed Methods Study
Richard Evans
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Evans, William
University of Pittsburgh
Applying the Rehabilitation Treatment Specification System Across Speech-language Pathology
William Evans
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Ewesesan, Roheema
University of Manitoba
Addressing the Unmet Financial Empowerment Needs After Brain Injury: Ideas for Educational Products and Support Services to Address Financial Challenges
Roheema Ewesesan
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Excell, Laura
Innerworking
Accessing Open Data in Complementary and Integrative Rehabilitation Medicine Research: A Scoping Review of Literature
Laura Excell
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Nature as Co-Therapist in Rehabilitation
Laura Excell
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