…puts the spotlight on increasing accessibility and inclusion across the country. With a mix of researchers, academics, policy makers, health practitioners and people with lived experience, critical conversations are sure…
…including those on our website here as well as the Government of Canada funded ‘Wellness Together’ program. Sheila moved on to discuss the changes to VIP4SCI; as of March 31,…
…Learn more Research Your personal experience and insights can help change the world. Whether it’s a quick online survey or a few days in a clinical setting, participating in research…
…and community for those newly navigating life with an SCI. Spinal Cord Injury Conference: An annual event showcasing the latest research and educational resources, fostering a knowledgeable and empowered community….
…with spinal cord injury use on a daily basis. See the post here. Facebook We recently shared a Queen’s University research study on our Facebook. The study analyzes the cost…
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