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The Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation Evidence (SCIRE) is a synthesis of the research evidence underlying rehabilitation interventions to improve the health of people living with SCI.
The products of SCIRE result from the combined efforts of expert scientists, clinicians, consumers and stakeholders to increase the accessibility of quality information in SCI rehabilitation.
It is expected that the pre-appraised, synthesized research from SCIRE will translate into improved health for Canadians by facilitating health care professionals, scientists, policy-makers and consumers with SCI to be informed of the latest evidence. People with SCI and their families may also find the information useful to understanding their health and health care.
The Rehabilitation Evidence section of the website summarizes and critically reviews existing scientific literature on a broad range of topics in SCI rehabilitation.
The Outcome Measures section presents common measures in SCI rehabilitation and describes their clinical utility and properties.
The Case Studies illustrate examples of patients likely to be encountered in SCI rehabilitation settings and provide an opportunity to integrate one's knowledge of the Rehabilitation Evidence with actual clinical problems.
The Education Modules are presented in an interactive question based format to test one's knowledge on rehabilitation best-practices.
See peer-reviewed Publications.
