Featured Story Stimulating the Brain to Enhance Rehabilitation Effects
Johns Hopkins physiatrist Pablo Celnik applies stimulation to enhance the ability to acquire new motor skills, retain skills longer and improve function in neurological patients.
Winter 2019 Restore
News for Physicians from the Johns Hopkins Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Articles in this Issue
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Rehabilitation Throughout the Cancer Journey
Johns Hopkins rehabilitation experts are developing an assessment to identify changes in the physical or cognitive function of patients undergoing cancer treatment.
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Growing Demand Spurs New Outpatient Rehabilitation Clinics
The Johns Hopkins Rehabilitation Network continues to grow across the Baltimore and Washington regions, with annual volumes of 100,000 patients or more anticipated.
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Faculty and Residents Develop Software to Enhance Interaction, Facilitate Precision Education
The software provides a place for residents to ask questions—and physicians to answer—at anytime from anywhere using a desktop or mobile device.
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Director’s Column: Winter 2019
The Johns Hopkins Rehabilitation Network continues to push the boundaries of medical education, research and patient care
