Archives of ISPRM – Volume 1 – Issue 2
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When confronting public health emergencies, the global medical community often prioritizes acute survival. However, physical and rehabilitation medicine provides the essential framework for what comes…
When a natural disaster or mass casualty event strikes, the immediate integration of rehabilitation services is vital to improving patient outcomes and streamlining the overall…
Nerve transfer surgery for patients with spinal cord injuries is a relatively young field, but it is currently standing on the precipice of major clinical…
Providing optimal care for patients with amputations requires a delicate balance between advanced medical technology and regional economic realities. This complex clinical challenge was the…
The integration of Artificial Intelligence into physical and rehabilitation medicine is poised to fundamentally alter clinical practice, shifting the field toward rich, big-data analysis and…
Stanford University Sports Equity Lab, is hosting a 9 week Youth Scholars program this summer. Applications run until June 5, 2026 – please see document.…
During the ISPRM 2026 Congress in Vancouver, the ISPRM Communications Committee, represented by Krystal Song and Franchesca Konig, had the distinct honor of interviewing six-time…
As the global medical community prepares to gather at the ISPRM 2026 World Congress in Vancouver, the crucial topic of disaster management is taking center…
The ISPRM2027 congress dates will be from 12 to 17 June 2027, having the first two days dedicated to pre-congress workshops. More information soon at…