The VCU Center for Rehabilitation Science and Engineering (VCU-CERSE) brings together researchers, clinicians, rehabilitation specialists, and academicians from the VCU Schools of Medicine, Allied Health, Education and Engineering, as well as the Hunter Holmes Veterans Administration Medical Center and the Virginia Department of Rehabilitative Services to promote research, education, physical medicine and rehabilitation services, and clinical care for America's veterans, children and adults with disabilities. This site offers resources and initiatives aimed at improving the health, functional ability and quality of life of persons who experience a disability.
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When Injuries to the Brain Tear at Hearts
Kreutzer and company featured in New York Times article on Marriage and Brain Injury more information -
V.E.T.S. in College
Funded by a Commonwealth Neurotrauma Initiative grant, Veterans Education and Transition Support (V.E.T.S.) in College is a demonstration project which uses more information -
2012 VCU Resident Research Day
On June 7th, in the Kontos Medical Building, PM&R PGY-4 residents will be presenting at the 2012 VCU Resident Research Day. more information
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Research Network Lunch - May
Google: A How-To Guide with Pete Temple and Laura King. Have you had visions of grant applications or manuscripts passing through the night and no one knows which is the latest version? more information -
VCU Project Empowerment's State of the Science Conference
A Conference that will bring expert researchers and educators to present about the state of the science of disability research more information