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Randy Huzenic speaking at a podium at the ASCIP Annual Conference in Chicago

Representatives from the Smart Tech Hub for Paralysis Care were in Chicago last month for the annual Academy of Spinal Cord Industry Professionals (ASCIP) Conference. Randy Huzenic, along with Dan Ding, Lynn Worobey, and Drew Redpenning, presented “Smart-er Clinical Practice: How to Assess and Recommend Smart Technology for Individuals Who Have Paralysis.”

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Randy Huzenic speaking at a podium at the ASCIP Annual Conference in Chicago

This new hub will leverage smart technology to improve independence for people with paralysis

Colorful Smart Home Abstract
"A colorful abstract painting of a Smart Home"

As care for individuals with paralysis moves increasingly toward home- and community-based delivery models, the University of Pittsburgh School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (SHRS) and School of Medicine continue to lead research innovation with the establishment of the SmartTech Implementation Hub for Paralys

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Colorful Smart Home Abstract
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