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Denise G Tate

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Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation|January 31, 2006
The state of rehabilitation research: art or science?Denise G Tate
Neurorehabilitation|June 18, 2004
Enhancing community re-integration following spinal cord injuryMartin Forchheimer, Denise G Tate
The American Psychologist|July 18, 2003
An integrative conceptual framework of disability. New directions for researchDenise G Tate, Constance Pledger
American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation|May 23, 2002
Quality of life, life satisfaction, and spirituality: comparing outcomes between rehabilitation and cancer patientsDenise G Tate, Martin Forchheimer
The Journal of Spinal Cord Medicine|December 17, 2002
Contributions from the model systems programs to spinal cord injury researchDenise G Tate, Martin Forchheimer
American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation|April 22, 2004
Use of the SF-36 among persons with spinal cord injuryMartin Forchheimer, Mary McAweeney, Denise G Tate
Disability and Rehabilitation|May 29, 2015
Women's experiences of living with neurogenic bladder and bowel after spinal cord injury: life controlled by bladder and bowelAndrea Nevedal, Anna L Kratz, Denise G Tate
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation|March 1, 2011
Future directions for spinal cord injury research: recent developments and model systems contributionsDenise G Tate, Michael L Boninger, Amie B Jackson
Spinal Cord Series and Cases|April 19, 2020
Narratives of long-term resilience: two cases of women aging with spinal cord injuryEdward J Rohn, Andrea L Nevedal, Denise G Tate
Disability and Rehabilitation|November 27, 2008
Patient engagement in rehabilitation therapy: physical and occupational therapist impressionsAnthony H Lequerica, Cathy S Donnell, Denise G Tate
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Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation|January 31, 2006
The state of rehabilitation research: art or science?Denise G Tate
Neurorehabilitation|June 18, 2004
Enhancing community re-integration following spinal cord injuryMartin Forchheimer, Denise G Tate
The American Psychologist|July 18, 2003
An integrative conceptual framework of disability. New directions for researchDenise G Tate, Constance Pledger
American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation|May 23, 2002
Quality of life, life satisfaction, and spirituality: comparing outcomes between rehabilitation and cancer patientsDenise G Tate, Martin Forchheimer
The Journal of Spinal Cord Medicine|December 17, 2002
Contributions from the model systems programs to spinal cord injury researchDenise G Tate, Martin Forchheimer
American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation|April 22, 2004
Use of the SF-36 among persons with spinal cord injuryMartin Forchheimer, Mary McAweeney, Denise G Tate
Disability and Rehabilitation|May 29, 2015
Women's experiences of living with neurogenic bladder and bowel after spinal cord injury: life controlled by bladder and bowelAndrea Nevedal, Anna L Kratz, Denise G Tate
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation|March 1, 2011
Future directions for spinal cord injury research: recent developments and model systems contributionsDenise G Tate, Michael L Boninger, Amie B Jackson
Spinal Cord Series and Cases|April 19, 2020
Narratives of long-term resilience: two cases of women aging with spinal cord injuryEdward J Rohn, Andrea L Nevedal, Denise G Tate
Disability and Rehabilitation|November 27, 2008
Patient engagement in rehabilitation therapy: physical and occupational therapist impressionsAnthony H Lequerica, Cathy S Donnell, Denise G Tate
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