Despite limitations in content range, the SCIM-III is reproducible and a valid indicator of physical function in youths with spinal cord injury and dysfunction
M.J. Mulcahey(Thomas Jefferson University), John Gaughan(Cooper University Hospital), Rebecca Martin(Kennedy Krieger Institute), Kristine Higgins(Memorial Hermann Institute for Rehabilitation and Research Foundation), Cristina Sadowsky(Kennedy Krieger Institute), Ingrid Parry(Shriners Hospitals for Children - Northern California), Jennifer Schottler(Shriners Hospitals for Children - Chicago), Christina Calhoun Thielen(Thomas Jefferson University), Loren Davidson(Shriners Hospitals for Children), Jenny Mazurkiewicz(Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital), Lawrence C. Vogel(Shriners Hospitals for Children - Chicago), Rebecca Sinko(Thomas Jefferson University), Julie Cagney(Kennedy Krieger Institute), Lauren White(Kennedy Krieger Institute), Heather B. Taylor(MedStar National Rehabilitation Hospital), Jackie Bultman(Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital), Michelle Feltz(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Jennifer Silvestri(Kennedy Krieger Institute)
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