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Stroke Recovery and Rehabilitation Research: Issues, Opportunities, and the National Institutes of Health StrokeNet.

2017

Cramer, Steven C;
Wolf, Steven L;
Adams, Harold P, Jr;
Chen, Daofen;
Dromerick, Alexander W;
Dunning, Kari;
Ellerbe, Caitlyn;
Grande, Andrew;
Janis, Scott;
Lansberg, Maarten G;
Lazar, Ronald M;
Palesch, Yuko Y;
Richards, Lorie;
Roth, Elliot;
Savitz, Sean I;
Wechsler, Lawrence R;
Wintermark, Max;
Broderick, Joseph P
et al.

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Specific issues for moving stroke recovery and rehabilitation research forward
Stroke Recovery & Rehabilitation Research Opportunities and the NIH StrokeNet
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