RehabWire is a regular publication from NARIC that highlights disability and rehabilitation information. Each issue contains selections from REHABDATA and a look at innovative research from NIDRR projects. Every issue has a different focus from employment to children to assistive technology. Issues may also include annual observances, important Internet resources, or interesting statistics.

Check out the current issue in HTML or PDF, or read a back issue.

Volume 11, 2009
• Number 6, June (RTCs in Participation and Community Living), HTML, PDF (162Kb).
• Number 5, May (Augmentative and Alternative Communication), HTML, PDF (171Kb).
• Number 4, April (The Model Traumatic Brain Injury Systems), HTML, PDF (201Kb).
• Number 3, March (Children's Mental Health), HTML, PDF (174Kb).
• Number 2, February (Visual Impairments), HTML, PDF (163Kb).
• Number 1, January (Medicare and Medicaid Research), HTML, PDF (391Kb).

Volume 10, 2008
• Number 10, December (Participatory Action Research), HTML, PDF (198Kb).
• Number 9, November (Technology for Stroke Rehabilitation), HTML, PDF (174Kb).
• Number 8, Fall (The Model Spinal Cord Injury Systems) Special Issue, HTML, PDF (174Kb).
• Number 7, August (Substance Abuse and Disability), HTML, PDF (133Kb).
• Number 6, July (Mental Health/Psychiatric Disabilities), HTML, PDF (151Kb).
• Number 5, June (Hidden Disabilities), HTML, PDF (156Kb).
• Number 4, May (The RERCs), HTML, PDF (182Kb).
• Number 3, April (Computer Technology and the SBIRs), HTML, PDF (168Kb).
• Number 2, March (Pharmaceutical Interventions in Rehabilitation), HTML, PDF (172Kb).
• Number 1, February (Vocational Rehabilitation Outcomes), HTML, PDF (162Kb).

Volume 9, 2007
• Number 10, December (Secondary Conditions), HTML, PDF (166Kb).
• Number 9, October (NIDRR's Funding Priorities), HTML, PDF (266Kb).
• Number 8, September (Knowledge Translation), HTML, PDF (158Kb).
• Number 7, August (Disability Statistics), HTML, PDF (173Kb).
• Number 6, July (Families with Disabilities), HTML, PDF (159Kb).
• Number 5, June (Housing), HTML, PDF (154Kb).
• Number 4, May (Aphasia), HTML, PDF (140Kb).
• Number 3, April (Robotics in Rehabilitation), HTML, PDF (165Kb).
• Number 2, March (Brain Injury and Community Participation), HTML, PDF (178Kb).
• Number 1, February (Burn Injury Rehabilitation) HTML, PDF (157Kb).

Volume 8, 2006
• Number 11, December (HIV/AIDS), HTML, PDF (158Kb).
• Number 10, November (Diabetes), HTML, PDF (162Kb).
• Number 9, October (Driving/Transportation), HTML, PDF (186Kb).
• Number 8, September (Students with Disabilities), HTML, PDF (86Kb).
• Number 7, August (Spinal Cord Injury), HTML, PDF (96Kb).
• Number 6, July (Books and Journal Issues from NIDRR Grantees), HTML, PDF (60Kb).
• Number 5, June (Sensory Disabilities), HTML, PDF (59Kb).
• Number 4, May (Psychiatric Disabilities and Employment), HTML, PDF (60Kb).
• Number 3, April (Occupational Therapy), HTML, PDF (55Kb).
• Number 2, March (Children with Special Needs), HTML, PDF (78Kb).
• Number 1, February (Assistive Technology Outcomes), HTML, PDF (66Kb).

Volume 7, 2005
• Number 11, December (Life Skills Training), HTML, PDF (118Kb).
• Number 10, November (Alzheimer's Disease and Caregivers), HTML, PDF (90Kb).
• Number 9, October (New Stroke Research), HTML, PDF (50Kb).
• Number 8, September (Healthy Aging Month), HTML, PDF (30Kb).
• Number 7, August (Minorities and disability), HTML, PDF (101Kb).
• Number 6, July (Substance Abuse and Disability), HTML, PDF (47KB).
• Number 5, June (Sports, Exercise, Physical Fitness, and Murderball), HTML, PDF (91Kb).
• Number 4, May (Personal Assistance Services), HTML, PDF (24Kb).
• Number 3, April (Health and Wellness), HTML, PDF (31Kb).
• Number 2, March (Robotics in Rehabilitation), HTML, PDF (85Kb).
• Number 1, February (Traumatic Brain Injury Research), HTML, PDF (46Kb).

Volume 6, 2004
• Number 10, December (Evidence-Based Practice), HTML, PDF (84Kb).
• Number 9, November (Pressure Sores and Ulcers), HTML, PDF (32Kb).
• Number 8, October (Physical Therapy Month), HTML, PDF (23Kb).
• Number 7, September (Community-Based Rehab Services), HTML, PDF (26Kb).
• Number 6, July (Computers and the Internet), HTML, PDF (33Kb).
• Number 5, June (Developmental Disabilities), HTML, PDF (26Kb).
• Number 4, May (Law and Policy Research), HTML, PDF (31Kb).
• Number 3, April (Managed Care), HTML, PDF (33Kb).
• Number 2, February (Rehabilitation Research and Training Centers), HTML, PDF (34Kb).
• Number 1, January (Rehabilitation Outcomes), HTML, PDF (32Kb).

Volume 5, 2003
• Number 11, December (Families), HTML, PDF (71Kb).
• Number 10, November (Hidden Disabilities), HTML, PDF (40Kb).
• Number 9, October (National Disability Employment Awareness Month [Double issue]), HTML, PDF (40Kb).
• Number 8, September (Burn Injury Model Systems), HTML, PDF (48Kb).
• Number 7, August (Blindness and Visual Impairments), HTML, PDF (46Kb).
• Number 6, Summer (Health and Fitness), HTML, PDF (64Kb).
• Number 5, May (Literacy), HTML, PDF (68Kb).
• Number 4, April (Rural Rehabilitation Services), HTML, PDF (43Kb).
• Number 3, March (Universal Design in the Home), HTML, PDF (31Kb).
• Number 2, February (Cardiac Rehabilitation), HTML, PDF (62Kb).
• Number 1, January (Assistive Technology), HTML, PDF (82Kb).

Volume 4, 2002
• Number 10, December (Special Issue: 2002 Additions to NARIC's Reference Collection), HTML.
• Number 9, December (Health and Wellness), HTML.
• Number 9 & 10 Special Edition PDF (118Kb).
• Number 8, November (Children with Serious Emotional or Behavioral Disorders), HTML, PDF (28Kb).
• Number 7, October (Traumatic Brain Injury and Employment), HTML, PDF (63Kb).
• Number 6, September (Students with Disabilities), HTML, PDF (53Kb).
• Number 5, August (Minorities and Disability), HTML, PDF (63Kb).
• Number 4, July (Deafness), HTML, PDF (50Kb).
• Number 3, June (Driving), HTML, PDF (57Kb).
• Number 2, May (Alternative and Complimentary Medicines), HTML, PDF (65Kb).
• Number 1, April (The New NARIC & RESNA), HTML, PDF (90Kb).

Volume 3, 2001
• Number 7, November (Independent Living), HTML, PDF. (91Kb).
• Number 6, October (RERCs), HTML, PDF (61Kb).
• Number 5, September (Model Systems in New York), HTML, PDF (26Kb).
• Number 4, Summer (Section 508), HTML, PDF (191Kb).
• Number 3, May (Older Americans Month), HTML, PDF (153Kb).
• Number 2, March (Self-employment), HTML, PDF (149Kb).
• Number 1, January (Statistics), HTML, PDF (94Kb).

Volume 2, 2000
• Number 10, November (AIDS/HIV and immunodeficienies), HTML, PDF (91Kb).
• Number 9, October (Psychiatric disabilities), HTML, PDF (85Kb).
• Number 8, September (New projects), HTML, PDF (116Kb).
• Number 7, August (Disability and politics), HTML, PDF (122Kb).
• Number 6, July (International rehabilitation), HTML, PDF (100Kb).
• Number 5, June (10 years of spinal cord research from the Model Systems)Unavailable
• Number 4, May (Recreation), HTML, PDF (178Kb).
• Number 3, April (Children and traumatic injury), HTML, PDF (124KB).
• Number 2, Feburary (Diversity), HTML, PDF (133Kb).
• Number 1, January (Accommodation), HTML, PDF (136Kb).

Volume 1, 1999
• Number 10, Winter (Family caregivers), HTML, PDF (169Kb).
• Number 9, October (National Disability Employment Awareness Month), HTML, PDF (145Kb).
• Number 8, September (Internet resources), HTML, PDF (121Kb).
• Number 7, August (Back to school), HTML, PDF (173Kb).
• Number 6, July (Women and disabilities), HTML, PDF (130Kb).
• Number 5, June (The future of rehabilitation), HTML, PDF (200Kb).
• Number 4, May (Stroke and neurological disabilities), HTML, PDF (203Kb).
• Number 3, April (Work), HTML, PDF (130Kb).
• Number 2, March (Mental Retardation Awareness Month), HTML, PDF (145Kb).
• Number 1, February (Premier issue), HTML, PDF (107Kb).

Please note that back issues may not include events whose dates have passed. Annual observances will remain in each issue.