Overview of the Spinal Cord Injury – Quality of Life (SCI-QOL) measurement system
David S. Tulsky(University of Delaware), David Cella(Northwestern University), Denise Fyffe(Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey), Claire Z. Kalpakjian(University of Michigan), Ann M. Spungen(James J. Peters VA Medical Center), Charles H. Bombardier(University of Washington), Seung W. Choi(Northwestern University), Alan M. Jette(Boston University), Martin Forchheimer(University of Michigan), Trevor A. Dyson‐Hudson(Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation), Richard Gershon(University of Oregon), Dagmar Amtmann(University of Washington), Allen W. Heinemann(Northwestern University), Denise G. Tate(Michigan Medicine), David Victorson(Northwestern University), Pamela A. Kisala(University of Delaware), Steve Kirshblum(Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation), Susan Charlifue(Unknown)
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