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Health and Wellness after SCI/D
Includes information specific to unique health care needs of the person living with SDI/D; discusses resources for persons living with disc disease and other back & spine conditions.
- 1. COVID-19 Resources
- 2. Health and Wellness by sub-topic
- 2.1. SCI Health Education MultiMedia Series
- 2.2. General Medical Concerns for People with Spinal Cord Injury
- 2.3. Aging with SCI
- 2.4. Autonomic Dysreflexia
- 2.5. Back and Spine conditions/disorders
- 2.6. Neurogenic Bladder Management
- 2.7. Bone Health
- 2.8. Bowel Management
- 2.9. Dental Care
- 2.10. Depression
- 2.11. Drug/alcohol abuse
- 2.12. Fertility and Pregnancy
- 2.13. Locating Free/Low-Cost/Sliding-Scale Clinics
- 2.14. Locating nursing advice for SCI/D
- 2.15. Locating a therapist or counselor- US/Canada
- 2.16. Mental Health Resources
- 2.17. Neurotech Network-SCI resources by category
- 2.18. Nutrition, Dietary and Weight Management (SEE CHAPTER 5)
- 2.19. Pain Management
- 2.20. Respiratory management
- 2.21. Skin Care & Pressure Ulcers (SEE CHAPTER 4)
- 2.22. Sleep
- 2.23. Spasticity
- 2.24. Spirituality
- 2.25. Suicide prevention
- 2.26. Women's Issues
- 3. Skin Care and Pressure Injuries (formerly referred to as pressure ulcers or pressure sores)
- 3.1. Model System Knowledge Translation Center Factsheets related to skin care and pressure injuries in Spinal Cord Injury
- 3.2. Pressure Relief in a Manual Wheelchair-RRTC
- 3.3. Pressure Relief in a Power Chair-RRTC
- 3.4. Skin Breakdown, Pressure Ulcer Prevention with SCI-RRTC
- 3.5. Skin Care-RRTC
- 3.6. Miscellaneous: Skin Care and Pressure Sores
- 4. Nutrition, Dietary and Weight Management
- 5. Ventilator Resources
- 6. Hospitalization After Rehab
- 7. Sexuality and SCI/D Resources
