EVIDENCE-BASED GUIDELINES TASK FORCE
The Evidence-Based Guidelines Task Force works to advance scientific knowledge of complementary integrative rehabilitation medicine, to develop and disseminate guidelines for clinical practice of CIRM based on scientific principles/knowledge, and to advocate for appropriate CIRM interventions for a wide variety of medical conditions that affect the physical function, cognitive and psychiatric well-being, and quality of life of individuals with disabilities and chronic health conditions. Objectives include:
- Clarifying what is meant by the term “evidence”
- Describing the kinds of contemporary systems used to identify and evaluate evidence in intervention research
- Identifying the challenges inherent in meeting contemporary standards of evidence in the field of CIRM interventions
- Proposing next steps for examining related issues and promoting the availability of evidence-based CIRM services and information for interventions.
CO-CHAIRS
Sonya Kim, PhD, CRC, BCB, FACRM
CO-CHAIR
Board Certified in Biofeedbaack
Research Associate Professor, Neurology & Rehabilitation Medicine
Research Scientist, Rehabilitation Medicine
New York University School of Medicine
Carmen Capo-Lugo, PT, PhD
CO-CHAIR
Director, Department of Physical Therapy
Universidad Ana G. Méndez
2023 GOALS
- Publish the scoping review in progress, “Databases in Complementary and Integrative Rehabilitation Medicine Research: A Scoping Review”
- Collaborate with the Cochrane CAM- Cochrane Corner
2021 – 2022 ACCOMPLISHMENTS
- Published:
- The Impact of Complementary and Integrative Medicine following Traumatic
Brain Injury: A Scoping Review. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation. Apr
21 2022.
- The Impact of Complementary and Integrative Medicine following Traumatic