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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Drs. Kreutzer & Godwin Featured on NPR's 'With Good Reason'!
Drs. Jeffrey Kreutzer and Emilie Godwin have completed an interview for 'With Good Reason', a radio program which airs on NPR (National Public Radio). more information -
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Following Mild Traumatic Brain Injury May Not Minimize Concussion Symptoms
The use of hyperbaric oxygen therapy – exposure to a high oxygen environment – may not minimize concussion symptoms following a mild traumatic brain injury as experts had previously hoped. more information
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VCU Traumatic Brain Injury Model Systems Center (TBIMS)
Drs. Kreutzer & Cifu awarded funding for the VCU Traumatic Brain Injury Model Systems Center (TBIMS) more information -
Facilitating Employment for Youth with Autism: A Replication Study of an Internship Model to Identify Evidence Based Practices
Paul Wehman, Ph.D. has received a 5 year, Disability and Rehabilitation Research Project (DRRP) on Facilitating Employment for Youth with Autism. more information