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Return to work for persons with spinal cord injury: Designing work supports

by Targett, P., Wehman, P., Young, C.

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Recent advances in medical practices have led to increased survival rates among persons with spinal cord injuries. Many of these individuals find themselves unemployed post injury and face a myriad of challenges, such as lack of transportation, limited accessibility, and health problems. This paper describes how a Supported Employment approach can be used to assist persons with SCI with return to work. A number of issues that may impede employment and how to circumvent each are offered, along with a case study that describes one individual's return to work.


NeuroRehabilitation, 19(2), p. 131-139. 2004

 


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