Successful work supports for persons with SCI: Focus on job retention

Pamela Sherron Targett · Paul Wehman · William O. McKinley · Cynthia L. Young

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Disability Education and Employment Spinal Cord Injury Research Occupational Therapy Practice and Research

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This paper review barriers to work for individuals with SCI and how these can be overcome using a Supported Employment approach. Problems faced at work and six job retention strategies are described.

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1993Finding a Way toward Everyday Lives: The Contribution of Person Centered Planning.1995The Relationship of Perceived Work Site Barriers to Job Mastery and Job Satisfaction for Employed People with Multiple Sclerosis.1994Supported Employment For Persons With Severe Disabilities: Positive Trends In Wages, Models And Funding 1998Reducing workplace barriers to enhance job satisfaction: an important post-employment service for employees with chronic illnesses 1990Postsecondary Experiences of Young Adults with Severe Physical Disabilities

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