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Page 4 - Sciences develop and support, and stimulate the development and utilization (including production and distribution of new and existing devices) of, innovative methods of applying advanced medical technology, scientific achievement, and psychological and social knowledge to solve rehabilitation problems, and be responsible for carrying out the activities described in section 202(b) (2).
Page 41 - No. 51-P-70826-9-03 from the Social and Rehabilitation Service of the United States Department of Health, Education and Welfare. 'Additional information regarding techniques may be obtained from the senior author. While crediting Jacobson for his contribution, Kephart's use of relaxation is somewhat different. Having "found...
Page 5 - Act who would not otherwise be eligible to enter such programs due to the severity of their handicap, and (2) to assist individuals with the most severe handicaps who, due to the severity of their handicaps or other factors such as their age, cannot reasonably be expected to be rehabilitated for employment but for whom a program of rehabilitation could improve their ability to live independently...
Page 11 - Mr. Chairman and members of the committee, I am privileged to appear before you today to present...
Page 81 - Mr. Chairman and members of the committee, it is indeed an honor for me to appear here today to request the Committee's consideration of two items which are of great importance to Oklahoma.
Page 4 - Centers to (A) develop innovative methods of applying advanced medical technology, scientific achievement, and psychological and social knowledge to solve rehabilitation problems through planning and conducting research, including cooperative research with public or private agencies and organizations, designed to produce new scientific knowledge, equipment, and devices suitable for solving problems in the rehabilitation of handicapped individuals and for reducing environmental barriers...
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Page 118 - ... reported to the Committee on Aging that HEW and the Model Cities Administration worked closely during the early part of that program, and Commissioner Martin has made similar reports about more recent actions. Last year the AoA sponsored an interdisciplinary workshop on transportation in cooperation with the Department of Transportation and the Department of Housing and Urban Development. An attempt to define inter-departmental research goals in aging occurred IVfe years ago.
Page 103 - Biodynamic Response of the Human Body," Applied Mechanics Reviews, Vol. 17, No. 12, December 1964. (12) Merrill, EW and RE Wells, Jr., "Flow Properties of Biological Fluids," Applied Mechanics Reviews, Vol.
Page 11 - The final version was then reviewed by the Committee on the Handicapped Child of the American Academy of Pediatrics. The manuscript received the Committee's official endorsement as follows: Reviewed and approved by the Committee on the Handicapped Child of the American Academy of Pediatrics.