2017
DOI: 10.1080/10790268.2017.1304401
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Recognizing the role of research in improving care for spinal cord injury: the Bors Award

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“…The award recognizes excellence in spinal cord injury research among professionals who share Dr. Bors' dedication to transforming the future of people living with spinal cord injury. 2 Dr. Bors provided clinical care during a time when little was known about spinal cord injury, and few clinicians had interest in patients considered "hopeless cases". To improve the care of his patients, Dr. Bors engaged in bedside research that formed the knowledge base for treating the secondary medical complications that had such devastating effects on their quality of life.…”
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“…The award recognizes excellence in spinal cord injury research among professionals who share Dr. Bors' dedication to transforming the future of people living with spinal cord injury. 2 Dr. Bors provided clinical care during a time when little was known about spinal cord injury, and few clinicians had interest in patients considered "hopeless cases". To improve the care of his patients, Dr. Bors engaged in bedside research that formed the knowledge base for treating the secondary medical complications that had such devastating effects on their quality of life.…”
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“…1 Young investigators who publish their research in JSCM are eligible to submit their articles for this prestigious award that recognizes excellence in Spinal Cord Injury research by the new generation of professionals interested in changing the future of people living with Spinal Cord injury. 2 Dr Bors (1900Bors ( -1990) was a pioneer in the care of veterans disabled by spinal cord injury. During a time when little was known about spinal cord injury, and few were interested in the care of patients considered "hopeless", Dr Bors conducted his own bedside research.…”
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