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January 1, 2026Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Examining Trends in Nursing Home Placement following Traumatic SCI: Insights from the National SCI Model Systems Database

Einat Engel‐Haber Stephanie Vu Brittany Snider Dyson-Hudson Trevor Amanda Botticello Michael A. Tevald

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Nursing home placement rates have shown a notable increase after traumatic spinal cord injury, emphasizing the need for better rehabilitation strategies.
The analysis highlights trends using data from the National SCI Model Systems Database, covering multiple rehabilitation outcomes over years.
Observational analysis across various SCI centers reveals patterns of long-term care needs and disability following traumatic SCI.
These findings support the necessity for improved post-rehabilitation planning to enhance independence and quality of life for individuals with traumatic SCI.

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Analysis examines nursing home placement trends following traumatic spinal cord injury, indicating significant long-term care needs.

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Engel‐Haber et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75ee5c6e9836116a29e77 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apmr.2026.01.019

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