Clinical Research and Practice
The 3rd issue of 2019 features
the VA Polytrauma Transitional Rehabilitation Programs by Topical Issue
Editors Micaela Cornis-Pop and Joel Scholten. Articles in the issue
address a broad range of issues encountered in the post-acute phase, many of
which are confronted in civilian settings as well. Among unsolicited
manuscripts you may want to take time to consider a couple of manuscripts with
intriguing implications: "A Cerebrovascular Hypothesis of
Neurodegeneration in mTBI” by Danielle Sullivan or "Comprehension
of Legal Language by Adults With and Without Traumatic Brain Injury” by
Joseph Wszalek & Lyn Turkstra. Finally, be sure to take a look at
the Ethics Special Feature by Melissa Armstrong.
John D. Corrigan, PhD, ABPP
Editor-in-Chief
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