Key implications that arise from the research are the need for support in maintaining their health and to enable their participation in family and social life. There is also a need to improve their financial security and workforce participation.
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Thursday, March 14, 2013
People with a spinal cord injury - lifestyle research
Commissioned
by Spinal Cord Injuries Australia (SCIA), "Research into maximising life choices of people with a spinal cord injury" involved a literature
review, one-to-one interviews, roundtables and an on-line survey with 111
participants. The research participants said that physical and emotional wellbeing were fundamental to their ability to access opportunities and experience social inclusion. Furthermore, two-thirds of participants said the role of the family in terms of emotional, physical and financial support was the most important resource in being able to achieve goals.
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