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The Rehabilitation Research Center (RRC) at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center (SCVMC) conducts research to better understand and improve outcomes after disabling injuries. Our facility at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center is a federally-funded "Model System of Care" for individuals who have had brain injuries. Besides providing inpatient rehabilitation, we also coordinate community programs (like peer support), conduct research, and provide resources. The TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury) Projects are funded through the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research, Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services, US Department of Education.
NEW! INTERESTED IN PARTICIPATING IN RESEARCH OR OTHER PROGRAMS?
Find out which of our current studies or programs are enrolling participants.
Learn more about our current activities to see if you might want to be involved.TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY PROJECTS
Information on TBI-related activities at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center. Clinical/Community Activities, Research & Resources.SPINAL CORD INJURY PROJECTS
Information on SCI-related activities at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center. Community Programs, Research Activities, & Resources.MENTORING PROGRAM
The "Back on Track to Success" mentoring program is focused on helping teens and young adults with disabilities to successfully get a job or go to college.REHABILITATION PROGRAM AT SCVMC
Information on the Rehabilitation Program at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center.RESOURCES AND INFORMATION
Online versions of : The SCI-FYI (SCI For Your Information) Resource Guide, the TBIRD (Traumatic Brain Injury Resource Directory), the ROBOT (Resource Options for Back on Track), the COMBI (Center for Outcome Measurement in Brain Injury), Inter@ct (our newsletter), the SCI Ring, and much more!ABOUT THE RRC
Background and contact information.TBI MODEL SYSTEM SURVEY
Please fill out our brain injury survey! Let us know what you are interested in and whcih of our programs are useful. We want your input!
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