In This Issue:
- Stem Cell Therapy for Traumatic Brain Injury – An Overview of Different In-vivo/In-vitro Experimental Settings
- Neurotologic Consequences of Blast Injury
- Chemosensory Impairment after Traumatic Brain Injury: Assessment and Management
- Evaluation and Treatment Planning in Children with TBI
- Articles of Note
- Meetings of Note:
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Editor’s Message
Spring is a time of change. The weather is starting to get warmer, you feel the urge to clean, and your income tax return is due.
As a caregiver, spring can be a time for a change too. Are you in need of support? Looking to connect with other caregivers? Do you want to share your story with others? In this issue of our e-newsletter, we are introducing the new and improved discussion forums. Come and see how you can connect and share with other caregivers.
We also have an updated list of caregiving information available in your province or territory, a new blog post on how to talk to your manager about your caregiving responsibilities, and a new resource about medication.
So this spring, take care of your income taxes, take the time get connect with other caregivers and get informed about information and resources for you. Go to Caregiver Connect to learn more.
Bonnie Schroeder, Editor
Director, Caregiving, VON Canada
Read the third issue of the Caregiver Connector newsletter!
In this issue:
- 2009 BIAC Bursary Winner Receives Award
- Message from our President
- Message from our Editor
- Make a donation
- From the Desk of the Executive Director, Harry Zarins
- BIAC Submits Brief to Standing Committee on Finance Pre-Budget Consultations
- Quebec News
- Harry Zarins Meets Trevor Greene, Debbie Lepore and Capt. Kevin Schamuhn
- Brain Injury Association of Nova Scotia: Advocacy in Nova Scotia
- Richard Kinar Receives Award
Our December 2009 Newsletter Impact – Pathways Ahead (pdf-1MB)
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