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In his memoirs, Wisdom from a Chair, Andrew I. Batavia shares the knowledge he acquired while living with a high-level spinal cord injury in a wheelchair, describing a life transformed from a quiet, conforming teenager to a Don Quixote of the disability community. A Harvard-trained lawyer and activist, he was a pioneer in the right-to-die debate, and wrote regulations for the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.

* A jargon-free guide to understanding and conducting research * Uses metaphors, visual images, and examples to simplify complex research concepts * Includes information on how to start a journal club, how to write case reports, and * How to become a "clinician-researcher" * Provides computer exercises to help readers understand statistical concepts

The Wheelchair Evaluation: A Clinician'S Guide, Second Edition Is An Updated, Practical, And Concise Reference On The Wheelchair Prescription Process. It'S Perfect For Students And Clinicians In The Health Fields Who Work With Physically Disabled Individuals In Need Of A Wheelchair. This Book Is A Portable, Hands-On Manual That Implements A Real-World Approach To Patient Evaluation, Choice Of Wheelchair Components, Documentation, And Funding.