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Vocational Outcomes in Traumatic Brain Injury Conference
“INTERVENTIONS THAT WORK”
Third Biennial Multidisciplinary, International Conference
May 7-9, 2009
Supported by Tree of Life, The University of Calgary and The University of Washington
*Endorsed by the International Brain Injury Association*
Conference Compendium for Sale
The 3rd Biennial Vocational Outcomes in Traumatic Brain Injury was a great success. Thank you for your support.
We are pleased to now offer the official conference compendium for sale. This 500+ page book contains the presentation materials of nearly all the conference lectures. This is very valuable and relevant material for your organization.
Limited copies are available. Order yours today by clicking here.
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Today's rehabilitation professional provides a broad scope of services involving medical, vocational, psychological, and advocacy interventions, all across various settings.... However, the current climate of accountability insists upon rehabilitation methodologies justified by empirical evidence and rigorous anlaysis; in other words, it calls for evidence-based practice.
- Journal of Rehabilitation, Volume 74, Number 2
Evidence-Based Practice in the Provision of Rehabilitation Services
Program Committee:
Paul M. Deutsch, Ph.D
Robert T. Fraser, Ph.D
Cindy Guddal, MSW
Salim Janmohamed MBA B.Sc.
Jeffrey S. Kreutzer, Ph.D
Dennis J. Magrega, Ph.D
Michael F. Martelli, Ph.D
Catherine A. Mateer, Ph.D
Krista Munn, RN, BSN
Nathan D. Zasler, MD
Presented By:
The Training Associates
Ste. 507, 3495 Cambie Street
Vancouver, BC CANADA V5Z 4R3
Conference produced by SLJ Productions Inc.
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