CROR Outcomes, MRSCICS Matters

CROR Outcomes is a quarterly newsletter featuring research updates on our projects at our RRTC on Employment and Disability.

In the News

  • Âé¶¹APP Informed by Care: Niveda Tennety uses Storytelling to Inform Work

    In her ten months as a research assistant at the Center for Rehabilitation Outcomes Âé¶¹APP, Niveda Tennety said one of the most important lessons she has learned is the value of storytelling.

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  • Health Disparities among HCBS Recipients

    Among the discussion of racial equity and disparities in all areas of American life, disparities in healthcare utilization and people¡¯s experiences with the healthcare system have picked up steam between policymakers, clinicians, analysts, and patients.

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  • Disparities Among Direct Care Workers May Impact Services

    Direct Care Workers (DCW) provide support to older adults and people with disabilities in leading the lives they want.

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  • People with Parkinson's Experience High Levels of Financial Stress

    People diagnosed with Parkinson¡¯s disease experience the same level of financial stress as someone dealing with advanced cancer even if they¡¯re still working and receiving a paycheck.

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  • Profile on Alex Wong

    Being a two-career family has always been a balancing act for Alex Wong, PhD, Âé¶¹APP Scientist at the Center for Rehabilitation Outcomes Âé¶¹APP (CROR), and his wife, Mandy Fong, PhD, a neuropsychologist and Assistant Professor at Washington University.

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  • Profile on Arun Jayaraman

    Learn more about Arun Jayaraman and how he uses technology to push innovation and recovery in rehabilitation care and outcomes measurement at Shirley Ryan Âé¶¹APP.

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  • CROR Receives Five-Year Renewal of SCI Model Systems

    Âé¶¹APPers at the Shirley Ryan Âé¶¹APP have received a $2.5 million five-year grant to continue their groundbreaking work in advancing the treatment and rehabilitation of people with spinal cord injuries.

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