Other resources

SCI Phoenix catalogues spinal cord injury patient-education materials from 9 further organizations here. Each currently has only a thin or landing-page-only public entry — or their full patient-education series is not openly machine-accessible — so their materials are grouped on this page rather than on sparse standalone org pages.

10 resources

TIRR Memorial Hermann (US)

A Houston rehabilitation hospital and Spinal Cord Injury Model System centre whose rehabilitation manual walks patients and families through care after a spinal cord injury.

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WakeMed Rehabilitation (US)

A North Carolina health system whose inpatient rehabilitation program publishes a patient and family guide to spinal cord injury rehabilitation.

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University of Kentucky (US)

A US university whose spinal cord injury program publishes a plain-language handbook on staying healthy and managing secondary conditions after SCI.

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UAB Spinal Cord Injury Model System (US)

A research and care centre at the University of Alabama at Birmingham whose guide teaches personal care aides how to help prevent common complications after SCI.

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GF Strong Rehab Centre (Canada)

A Vancouver rehabilitation centre whose spinal cord program publishes short information sheets on everyday health after SCI.

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Duke of Cornwall Spinal Treatment Centre (UK)

An NHS spinal injuries centre at Salisbury District Hospital whose information manual covers life after spinal cord injury, from skin and bladder care to emotional wellbeing.

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Carolinas Rehabilitation (US)

A Charlotte, North Carolina rehabilitation hospital (now part of Atrium Health) whose patient handbook guides people with spinal cord injury from inpatient rehabilitation to life at home, covering body systems, equipment, sexuality and wellness.

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SpinalCure Australia

An Australian research-funding charity focused on a cure for spinal cord injury; its public SCI Facts explainer gives newly injured people and families plain-language context on paralysis and the hidden secondary complications of SCI.

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NSW State Spinal Cord Injury Service (Australia)

The New South Wales State Spinal Cord Injury Service, which publishes a numbered series of consumer fact sheets on everyday SCI self-management — from healthy eating to bladder, bowel, skin, and autonomic dysreflexia care.

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