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Current Studies & Research
An internet-based evaluation system for postacute acquired brain injury

James Malec (RHI), Tom Murphy (CEO, Inventive Software Solutions, Philadelphia), John Seely and Jeff Gau (Oregon Research Institute, Eugene) Phase II STTR, funded by National Institute for Neurological Disease and… Read More

A New Treatment for Traumatic Brain Injury Irritability and Aggression

Irritability and aggression are problems that greatly affect the lives of many people living with traumatic brain injury (TBI) and their families. There has been little research to help guide… Read More

An Exploration of the Hypocholinergic Hypothesis of Delirium following Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

Jacob T. Kean, Ph.D., Principal Investigator Traumatic brain injury (TBI) often causes delirium (confusion and sometimes agitation) in patients recovering from these types of events. One of the neurochemical systems… Read More

Brain Injury Coping Skills Group For Improving Self-Efficacy And Adjustment In Individuals With Brain Injury And Their Caregivers

Samantha Backhaus, Ph.D. (Principal Investigator)   Rehabilitation and recovery after brain injury can be delayed by distress and impaired coping among these patients and their caregivers. A pilot study conducted… Read More

Creating a structured interview to improve the reliability and psychometric integrity of the Disability Rating Scale

Flora Hammond, MD (PI; RHI/IU PM&R), James Malec (RHI/IU PM&R), John Whyte (Moss Rehabilitation, Philadelphia), Joseph Giacino (Spaulding Rehabilitation, Boston), Jerry Wright (Santa Clara Valley, San Jose) The Disability Rating… Read More

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RHI Sports Wishes All the Very Best This Holiday Season! December 1st, 2011

 

The end of the year causes all of us involved with running the RHI Sports Program to pause and consider the amazing efforts of everyone associated with this great endeavor.

 

We all marvel at the athletes: Beginners – who come out to try new sports that test their abilities and strain their muscles;

The players who have conquered one sport and decide that it’s time to learn another and often succeed in mastery beyond their (and our)

wildest dreams…

 

And the stars who having thrilled us with their daring and expertise, return to give back to those who are beginning their journey, who remember where they started, and always, always impress us with their humility and strength.

 

We give thanks for all these people and also for our volunteers.

Thanks to all our board members who attend meetings, take their time, spend their money and care so much about the development of a program that focuses on the great disabled athletes we serve.

We especially appreciate the support we receive from the hospital management and the leadership provided by the Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana Foundation leadership.

 

All of us involved with the RHI Sports Program wish every athlete and all of our fellow volunteers and managers a wonderful holiday.

May we all look back on this past year, remembering the thrill of sport, the uncertainty of competition and the blessing of victory!

Happy Holidays and a Joyous New Year to all!