Evaluating the feasibility of ReWork-SCI: a person-centred intervention for return-to-work after spinal cord injury

This study explores how well a new program called ReWork-SCI works for people with spinal cord injuries who want to return to their jobs. The program focuses on the individual needs of each person. The study looks at whether people are willing to participate in the program, if the program is acceptable to them, and whether the study design itself is good for measuring the program's success. The program involves a coordinator who helps people with spinal cord injuries create a plan to return to work, considering their personal circumstances and working with their employer.

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  The ReWork-SCI program was found to be feasible, with participants adhering to the program and finding it acceptable.
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  All participants developed a plan for returning to work within 3 months, and some had already started working part-time or doing work trials after 6 months.
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  Challenges included staff shortages, integrating the program into the existing spinal cord injury team, and ensuring the program remained focused on the individual.