Podsocs Episode 16: Working with people with spinal cord injuries

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Podsoc #16
20.07.2012

Working with people with spinal cord injuries:

In conversation with Pat Dorsett

This week I am in conversation with Pat Dorsett from Griffith University. Prior to joining the university, Pat worked for many years with people with spinal cord injuries. Her research has focused on how people cope with the considerable impact of acquired physical disability.

Recommended citation for this podcast– APA6th

Fronek, P. (Interviewer). (2012, July 20). Working with people with spinal cord injuries: In conversation with Pat Dorsett [Episode 16]. Podsocs. Podcast retrieved Month Day, Year, from http://www.podsocs.com/podcast/working-with-people-with-spinal-cord-injuries/.

Publications

Dorsett, P. (2010). The Importance of Hope in Coping with Severe Acquired Disability. Australian Social Work, 63(1), 83 - 102.

Dorsett, P., & Geraghty, T. (2008). Health-related outcomes of people with spinal cord injury study. A 10 year longitudinal study. Spinal Cord.

Dorsett, P., & Geraghty, T. (2004). Depression and adjustment following spinal cord injury: a three year longitudinal study. Topics in Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation, 9(4), 43-56.

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References

Dorsett, P. (2010). The Importance of Hope in Coping with Severe Acquired Disability. Australian Social Work, 63(1), 83 - 102.
Dorsett, P., & Geraghty, T. (2008). Health-related outcomes of people with spinal cord injury study. A 10 year longitudinal study. Spinal Cord.
Dorsett, P., & Geraghty, T. (2004). Depression and adjustment following spinal cord injury: a three year longitudinal study. Topics in Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation, 9(4), 43-56.