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PORTLAND, Maine

Jim Cavanaugh and Kelley Crawford author article in ‘Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation’

Jim Cavanaugh, Ph.D., PT, associate professor, and Kelley Crawford, DPT, adjunct professor, both in the Department of Physical Therapy, have co-authored a new article titled "" in the Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.  

The idea for the work evolved out of a research collaboration between the 51Æ·²èDepartment of Physical Therapy and the Maine Medical Center Division of Rehabilitation Medicine. 

 

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