A comparison of one year outcomes between standardized locomotor training and usual care after motor incomplete spinal cord injury: Community participation, quality of life and re-hospitalization
Candace Tefertiller(Craig Hospital), Michelle Basso(The Ohio State University), Andrea L. Behrman(University of Florida), Mary Schmidt Read(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital), Sandra Wojciehowski(Craig Hospital), Mitch Sevigny(Craig Hospital), Jessica M. Ketchum(Craig Hospital), Meghan Rozwod(Craig Hospital), Gail Forrest(Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey), Jeffrey Berliner(Craig Hospital), Susan Charlifue(Unknown), Heather B. Taylor(MedStar National Rehabilitation Hospital), Susan J. Harkema(Kessler Foundation)
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