What factors determine where a spinal cord injury patient goes after leaving the hospital?
What are the elements of a discharge plan for a spinal cord injury patient?
How do social workers help with the transition from hospital to home after a spinal cord injury?
What is the hardest part of spinal cord injury rehabilitation for most people?
What is the single most important factor in making a good adjustment to life in a wheelchair after a spinal cord injury?
What can family members do to encourage a good adjustment to life in a wheelchair after spinal cord injury?
What are the most important elements of an accessible home environment for someone with a spinal cord injury?
What funding programs can supplement the cost of home modifications after a spinal cord injury?
What’s the role of a caregiver after a spinal cord injury?
What are the most difficult caregiving problems for families living with spinal cord injury?
Why do caregivers of someone with a spinal cord injury need to be trained before leaving the hospital?
What caregiver services do government programs (SSID) cover for spinal cord injury?
How can families of someone with a spinal cord injury evaluate potential caregivers?
Can a family member of someone with a spinal cord injury be a paid caregiver?
Is an outside caregiver preferable to a family member for someone with a spinal cord injury?
What’s the best way to establish a trusting relationship with a caregiver?
What strategies can help prevent burnout for a caregiver of someone with a spinal cord injury?
What do families need to know about continuing spinal cord injury rehabilitation services after discharge?
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