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Foundational ingredients of robotic gait training for people with incomplete spinal cord injury during inpatient rehabilitation (FIRST): A randomized controlled trial protocol by Swank, Chad, Holden, Alexandria, McDonald, Lacy, Driver, Simon, Callender, Librada, Bennett, Monica, Sikka, Seema

“…As technological advances allow the use of robotic exoskeleton devices with gait training, there is a critical need to establish a robotic gait training (RGT)…”
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Foundational ingredients of robotic gait training for people with incomplete spinal cord injury during inpatient rehabilitation by Swank, Chad, Holden, Alexandria, McDonald, Lacy, Driver, Simon, Callender, Librada, Bennett, Monica, Sikka, Seema

“…Introduction As technological advances allow the use of robotic exoskeleton devices with gait training, there is a critical need to establish a robotic gait…”
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Integrating Stakeholder Input to Develop a Robotic Gait Training Intervention for People with SCI during Inpatient Rehabilitation by Douglas, Megan, Holden, Alexandria, McDonald, Lacy, Driver, Simon, Sikka, Seema, Swank, Chad

“…No clinical guidelines exist for the delivery of robotic exoskeleton gait training (RGT) during inpatient rehabilitation. Our purpose was to modify a RGT…”
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Efficacy of a group-based education and self-management intervention for people with traumatic brain injury by Driver, Simon, McShan, Evan, Douglas, Megan, Junegst, Shannon, Noorbakhsh, Donna, Calhoun, Stephanie, Bennett, Monica, Holden, Alexandria, Dubiel, Randi

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Efficacy of the Diabetes Prevention Program Group Lifestyle Balance Program Modified for Individuals with TBI (GLB-TBI): Results from a 12-month Randomized Controlled Trial by Driver, Simon, McShan, Evan, Swank, Chad, Calhoun, Stephanie, Bennett, Monica, Callender, Librada, Holden, Alexandria, Juengst, Shannon, Bell, Kathleen, Douglas, Megan, Kramer, Kaye, Dubiel, Randi

“…Obesity after traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a public health issue and no evidence-based weight loss interventions exist to meet the unique needs of…”
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Foundational ingredients of robotic gait training for people with incomplete spinal cord injury during inpatient rehabilitation (FIRST): A randomized controlled trial protocol by Chad Swank, Alexandria Holden, Lacy McDonald, Simon Driver, Librada Callender, Monica Bennett, Seema Sikka

“…Introduction As technological advances allow the use of robotic exoskeleton devices with gait training, there is a critical need to establish a robotic gait…”
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