June 2003

Feature Articles

Healing on Wheels
For 4 months in Vancouver, a group of children wheeled, raced, and clocked their stats on the Web. The result? Energy, self-esteem, and fun.

Q&A with Robert Gailey
This expert says people with disabilities can get back to recreational sports. They just need the motivation, education, and support.

Family Doctoring
Person-centered planning, a family approach to pain management, brings control back to the patient.

Scales of Pressure
An assessment toolbox for preventing pressure sores in individuals with SCI.

An E-Learning Primer
Online education can greatly benefit rehab professionals and staff.

Teaching Independence
With comprehensive education programs, therapists can help patients with diabetes-related amputations reach self-management.

The Sum of Its Parts
The right accessories are necessary for comfort and proper seating in wheelchairs.

Workers' Comp: Is It in You?
Specific skills and traits are needed for success in workers' compensation practice.

Rehab Economics

HIPAA Smarts
Getting Secure

Trends and Issues
LTACHs: A Good Thing Just Got Better

Industry Watch

The Inside Track

Departments

Editor's Message
Spreading the wealth

News

Industry Update

Straight Talk
The Quest for Better Billing

On the Market

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