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Academy for Multidisciplinary Neurotraumatology (AMN) The purpose of the World AMN , Academy for Multidisciplinary Neurotraumatology, is the advancement of neurotraumatology in research, practical application and teaching.
Advances in Clinical Neuroscience and Rehabilitation A free UK based journal which has useful review articles and lists of forthcoming conferences, etc which may be of interest to the neurorehab clinician
American Physical Therapy Association Provides information on APTA's research and learning resources andaccess to physical therapy options including: current issue highlights and search facility for physical therapy abstracts 1995-1996.
BIRT – Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust
BIRT provides a continuum of care for those who have suffered a brain injury, using a neuro-behavioural approach.
Brain Injury Group
The Brain Injury Group online directory brings together in one place a directory of equipment, services and goods of interest to people who have sustained a brain injury, their families and individuals working with them
http://www.braininjurygroup.co.uk/services-a-z.html
Cambrige University Press These are publishers of a good range of neurorehabilitation text books.
Centre for Rehabilitation & Engineering Studies This is a multidisciplinary research group with a special interest in bioengineering based at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne.
Cochrane Collaboration (The) The Cochrane Library offers a comprehensive source of evidence based research including abstracts, reviews and guidelines.
Costar Web site for collaborative stroke, audit and research.
Disability with Dignity - Dr Tom Fryers, MD PhD FFPH
Experience, potential and aspirations of persons with disabilities in developing countries, illustrated through the SACRED CBR programme in Andhra Pradesh, India.
For further information, please contact Dr Tom Fryers, yanyak@doctors.org.uk
Disabled Peoples International This is the web site of the DPI, the international organisation forpeople with disabilities. The DPI publishes a journal, Disability International, and provides a variety of information and news about disability.
The Encephalitis Society The Encephalitis Society provides information and support to all people affected (directly or indirectly) by Encephalitis, as well as to those health, social care and education professionals supporting them. Further aims include raising awareness of the condition among the general public and progressing research on the condition and its consequences.
European Federation for Neurological Societies The EFNS home page provides general information on the European Federation of Neurological Societies and up-coming/future EFNS congresses, as well as access to the EFNS Newsletter and the European Journal of Neurology.
European Neurological Society (ENS) The European Neurological Society (ENS) was launched in 1986. Today the ENS has a membership of 2300 individual neurologists (including all categories) from 60 countries worldwide. Members can be found among clinicians and scientists whose interest is directed towards practice, teaching or research in neurology and cognate fields. The official journal of the society is The Journal of Neurology which is published by Steinkopff Verlag, Germany.
Hardin Meta Directory - Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Another site with excellent links to a variety of other disability and rehabilitation orientated web sites. A good starting point for a general browse through a number of useful websites. Cross links to a number of other web browsers including Yahoo and MedWeb.
Integrated Homecare A help to patients with stroke, heart failure, COPD.
International Association of Neurorestoratology (IANR)
Neural regeneration, neural structural repair, neuroplasticity, neuromodulation, neural restoration and functional recovery is one of the toughest long-term challenges in neuroscience. Recently, neuroscience has developed rapidly and new achievements are constantly emerging and some breakthroughs have been made. All these have shaped a unique and independent scope of research and a brand new field of knowledge,thus forming a distinct discipline within neurosciences–neurorestoratology.
International Brain Injury Association (IBIA) is dedicated to the development and support of multidisciplinary medical and clinical professionals, advocates, policy makers, consumers and others who work to improve outcomes and opportunities for persons with brain injury.
Institute of Rehabilitation A multidisciplinary organisation co-ordinating rehabilitation research in the North of England.
Integrated Homecare A help to patients with stroke, heart failure, COPD.
International Federation of MS Societies The official web site of the International Federation of MS Societies containing information on symptoms, frequently asked questions about MS, links to pages about research, etc.
Journal of Biomusical Engineering The Journal of Biomusical Engineering is an open-access publication reaching a wide cross-section of clinicians and researchers in music and human function. Journal is interested in bringing physiology, engineering, medicine, neuroscience, clinical music, to one place where readers, investigators and clinicians can interact across professions. Journal is a peer-reviewed and open-access to everyone, without need for registration, membership, or subscription. Accepted authors pay a nominal fee for publishing the paper, which is expected to reach a large and diverse readership.
JBE call for papers (pdf)
List of Health and Disability Related Mailing Lists This is a comprehensive list of disability and health related internet topics. It is regularly updated and maintained by Linda Rowley at mail: rowley@waisman.wisc.edu. There is an excellent alphabetical disease orientated search facility as well as a large number of links to disability research programmes.
Medweb This site provides access to most other physical medicine and rehabilitation sites and is a useful starting point for a web search on related issues.
National Centre for Rehabilitation Research (NCMRR) Infrastructure Consortium This is a coalition of six NIH-funded centres that act as a research and training resource for the USA. The centres include expertise in imaging, neural transplantation, muscle rehabilitation, genomics and proteomics, cognitive rehabilitation and rehabilitation engineering.
NCPAD National Center on Physical Activity and Disability
NHS Research and Development Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine An informative website which contains articles from evidence-based journals and lists educational events and workshops.
Neuro News Forum The Forum is a specialist discussion board dedicated to research and debate within the neurological arena. Whether you are a Clinician, Rehabilitation Specialist, Neuropsychologist, Therapist, Case Manager, Social Worker, Commissioner of neuro services, Deputy, Personal Injury Lawyer, Insurance provider or family member, we want all of you to contribute to the forum and together we can drive neuro specific discussion, keep all professions abreast of current trends and highlight the fantastic work that is undertaken on a daily basis across the sector.
Simply log on to www.neuronews.com and set yourself up as a user.
Oxford University Press These are publishers of a good range of neurorehabilitation text books.
Rehabilitation in Multiple Sclerosis (RIMS) This is a non-profit organisation of multiple sclerosis centres in Europe, bringing together all health care professionals involved in the care of persons with MS.
RIMS - Rehabilitation in Multiple Sclerosis RIMS is a non-profit organisation of multiple sclerosis centres in Europe, bringing together all health care professionals involved in the care of people with MS.
Scope The SCOPE website includes information on current campaigns and news. It also discusses what CP is, how it is caused, and the prevalence of CP.
Society of Research in Rehabilitation (SRR) The Society of Research in Rehabilitation (SRR) is the major multidisciplinary rehabilitation research society in the UK. Its aim is to advance education and research into
all aspects of the rehabilitation of people with disability and to disseminate the useful results of such research for the public benefit. The Society aims to be inspiring and educational, whilst providing excellent opportunities for networking, for junior and established researchers.
The SRR runs two conferences a year, with topic specific research symposia, free scientific presentations and ‘research in progress’ posters. Visit our website http://www.srr.org.uk/ or
visit us on http://www.facebook.com/?sk=welcome#!/SRRUK
Stroke Education Ltd Stroke Education Ltd has developed new tools to aid stroke prevention and recovery. A new series of video's in DVD format is now available. For the first time learning and instruction on stroke caring and rehabilitation is available in visual form that makes it so much easier for stroke survivors and their family caregivers. Developed by stroke authorities no medical or special medical training is needed to use the DVDs. The three DVDs show exactly how to manage everyday needs and provide practical demonstrations or exercises and other techniques to improve the quality of life of stroke survivors and their family caregivers.
Stakes Publications Knowledge for Welfare and Health. STAKES is an expert agency whose key functions are research, development and statistics. Information produced at STAKES can be found through the topics below.
The Child Brain Injury Trust (CBIT)
The MS Trust The MS Trust is a leading independent UK charity for people with MS, their families, and for all health professionals who work with them.
Traumatic Brain Injury Model Systems This website provides detailed information on traumatic brain injury, it includes relevant publications, facts and figures and news updates as well as other useful web links.
Traumatic Brain Injury Update, University of Washington, Department of Rehabilitation
Traumatically Brain Injured and the Law (The) A website offering information and advice on the legal aspects and issues faced by those individuals who have sustained personal injury.
Wake Forest University School of Medicine A useful site for NeuroRehab general information and the Neurological Rehabilitation page has many interesting links.
www.comeunity.com/disability/cerebral_palsy An informative website for people with cerebral palsy, relevant articles, book reviews and other internet resources are available on this website.
www.ninds.nih.gov This comprehensive website includes useful information from the American National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. The website examines the risk factors and causes of CP, methods used to diagnose the condition and ways CP can be prevented. Updates are also provided on current research findings.
United Kingdom Acquired Brain Injury Forum (UKABIF) Educate, inform and provide networking opportunities for professionals, service providers, planners and policy makers and to raise the profile of ABI and campaign for better services in the UK.
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