… In terms of social participation, the social consequences of SCI produce changes in an
individual's social roles and interactions, resulting in need in several areas. In a study examining …

… a function of poor social participation versus high social participation based on the cut-off
IPAQ mean of 84. Six months after discharge, 35.2% (n = 25) of the participants had some form …

… ’s social participation. The Treischmann’s commentary … that an inadequate level of social
participation (referring to the … In this context, the assessment of the quality of social participation …

… , on the definition of social participation. In the Disability Creation Process model developed
by Fougeyrollas and colleagues in the 1990s, social participation was conceptualized as ‘…

… Citation6 Furthermore, social participation as a subset of participation is defined as engagement
in activities that entail social interactions with others within the community and outside …

… The guiding question was: "What evidence is available in the scientific literature about the
social participation and/or personal autonomy of individuals with spinal cord injury?" The data …

… years after spinal cord injury characterized their occupational and social participation, life
satisfaction, and aspects of their occupational therapy that influenced their participation. Semi-…

… participation. With ‘social participation’ we refer to the satisfaction of needs and the …
This paper offers a comparison of social participation of persons with a spinal cord injury (…

… accessibility impact social participation; other people influence community engagement;
health issues affect social participation. Adequate financial resources and social support (from …

… social participation among individuals with spinal cord injury (SCI). Method: Individuals admitted
to regional centers of the Model Spinal Cord Injury … National Spinal Cord Injury Database…