ICORD Researchers Drs. Cornelia Laule and John Kramer, along with Drs. Shannon Kollind and Erin MacMillan, are investigating the causes of neuropathic pain after spinal cord injury. They are currently recruiting participants for their study, entitled Relationship between cervical spinal Read More…
The CHOICES Project brings together leading researchers from across Canada with the aim of improving the lives, health and care of Canadians living with SCI. Our research examines benefits to cardiovascular (CV) health in individuals with chronic SCI through optimized Read More…
— this study is no longer recruiting — Are you a woman with a spinal cord injury who has had a baby post injury? The Perinatal Interest Group interested in learning about your experience with breastfeeding. We are a collaborative Read More…
Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenita (AMC) is a condition where primarily the limbs have significant limitation in motion at birth. Many individuals undergo many surgeries and extensive physiotherapy to improve range of motion. Physicians and researchers from around the world agree that Read More…
UPDATE: Sept 18 2017 If you want to try a week with the latest version of the Smartdrive, there is an option within this study to do a Smartdrive comparison (one week without the Smartdrive and one week with it). Read More…
Spinal Cord Injury and Later-Life Researchers from the University of British Columbia are looking for volunteers to participate in a study exploring spinal cord injury and later life. With advances in health care, there are a growing number of individuals Read More…
Drs. Mark Nigro and Lynn Stothers (Vancouver) are conducting a study in patients with bladder dysfunction caused by neurologic conditions at the Blusson Spine Centre (Vancouver). The study investigates the use of video-conferencing from home with a member of the Read More…
The effect of motor learning-based wheelchair propulsion training on wheeling biomechanics and gross mechanical efficiency in older adults: a randomized controlled trial Although older adults make up the largest population of wheelchair users, very little research has focused on how Read More…
Project title: Capturing the perspective of the participant Researchers from the University of British Columbia are looking for volunteers to participate in a study exploring the impact of physical activity for individuals living with spinal cord injury. You may be Read More…
Project title: Heart and blood vessel health in spinal cord injury – the effect of physical activity levels Purpose of this study: Our study is looking at the effect of physical activity levels on heart and blood vessel health in Read More…
