College of Health Professions

Grand Rounds

Upcoming Grand Rounds

  • On January 29th, from 12-1pm, MJ Mulcahey, PhD, will present on "What is known about Pediatric-onset SCI ?", at the College of Health Professions, MUSC, room A-204. 

Previous Grand Rounds

EditionPresenterTitleSlides (pdf)Video
Winter 2013MJ Mulcahey, PhD, OTR\LWhat Do We Know About Pediatric Spinal Cord Injury?SLIDESVIDEO
Fall 2012Sarah Morrison, PT, PhDLife Care Planning Projections for People with SCI: A Measure of Therapeutic Intervention EffectivenessSLIDESVIDEO
Summer 2012Chris M. Gregory, PT, PhDTherapeutic Approaches Targeting Skeletal Muscle Plasticity after SCISLIDESVIDEO
Spring 2012Michael Devivo, DrPHTrends in Life Expectancy and Causes of Death Following Spinal Cord InjurySLIDESVIDEO
Winter 2012Sara Kraft, PT, DPTThe Seating Interface for the Individual with SCI: Minimizing Risk and Maximizing FunctionSLIDESVIDEO
Fall 2011Anbesaw Selassie, DrPHVenous Thromboembolism and Early Access to Rehabilitation among Persons with Acute Traumatic Spinal CordSLIDESVIDEO
Summer 2011James Krause, PhDPreventing Secondary Health Conditions and Promoting Longevity after SCISLIDESVIDEO
Spring 2011Joycelyn Craig, BSN, RN, CRRNEvery Patient with SCI Deserves a "Turn": How, When, and Why!SLIDESVIDEO
Winter 2011Mark Bowden, PhD, PTLocomotor Recovery after Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury: Balancing Innovation and ExpectationSLIDESVIDEO
Fall 2010
Susan Newman, PhD, RN, CRRN

Beyond the Hospital Walls: The Community Through the Eyes of People with SCI

SLIDESVIDEO
Summer 2010Deborah Backus, PhD, PTTranslating Evidence into Practice to Allow the Person with SCI to Achieve Greater Healthnot availableVIDEO
Spring 2010
Rod Adkins, PhDMetabolic Syndrome and Spinal Cord InjurySLIDESnot available
Winter 2010
James Krause, PhDSecondary Conditions: Individuals with Spinal Cord InjurySLIDESnot available
 
 
 
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