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College of Health Professions : Longevity after Injury Project : Funded Projects

Completed Projects

Project Name	Grant Number	Grant Name	Principle Investigator	Project Length
Participation, Subjective Well-Being and Spinal Cord Injury: A 35-Year Longitudinal Study The purpose of this 35-year longitudinal study is to identify the natural course of changes in participation, health, and subjective well-being among 5 cohorts of participants with SCI.	H133G060126 LINK	Department of Education/NIDRR	Krause, JS	12/01/06-11/30/09
A Longitudinal Study of Risk for Hospitalizations, Pressure Ulcers, and Subsequent Injuries after Spinal Cord Injury The purpose of this study is to perform a longitudinal study to identify protective and risk factors associated with the onset of multiple types of adverse health events among a large sample of individuals with SCI.	H133G050165 LINK	Department of Education/NIDRR	Krause, JS	12/01/05-11/30/08 (NCE through 11/30/09)
Stability of Vocational Interests Two Years after Spinal Cord Injury: Relationship with Employment, Participation, and Subjective Well-Being The purpose of this study is to identify the stability of vocational interests in participants with SCI in the two years that follow injury.	H133G030151 LINK	Department of Education/NIDRR	Krause, JS	10/01/03-09/30/08
Risk for Early Mortality after Spinal Cord Injury This project identifies the relationships of life adjustment, quality of life, activities, fitness and secondary conditions with length of survival and causes of death after SCI.	H133G030117 LINK	Department of Education/NIDRR	Krause, JS	10/01/03-09/30/08
Aging after Spinal Cord Injury: Three Decades of Research This study performed a sixth data collection in a longitudinal study to identify how the life situation of people with SCI has changed over the past 3 decades, with an emphasis on evaluating the roles of aging and environmental change.	H133G020239 LINK	Department of Education/NIDRR	Krause, JS	09/01/01-08/31/05
A Prospective Study of Risk of Mortality after Spinal Cord Injury The purpose of the project was to perform a prospective study of mortality that would identify associations between several sets of factors and early mortality after SCI.	1R01HD037496	NIH	Krause, JS	07/10/00-12/31/02
Prediction of Mortality after Spinal Cord Injury The purpose of the current study is to carry out the latest in a series of prospective studies to further clarify the relationship between adjustment after SCI and mortality.	1R01HD029835	NIH	Krause, JS	07/01/93-06/30/95

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