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VA Office of Research and Development
Extending SCI-VIP through PrOMOTE will operationalize the critical features of supported employment that lead to obtaining and maintaining employment over time in spinal cord injury. There are no current studies that examine how the level and intensity of supported employment services by Veterans with SCI impacts employment outcomes. This extension will allow the examination of longitudinal factors associated with successful employment that are not possible within the time constrains of SCI-VIP and to extend the cost-effectiveness analysis and budget impact analysis to include longer term and costs of quality of life outcomes. The study will include a more comprehensive qualitative analysis across several sites of factors that contribute to program success. The PrOMOTE study will add three more sites. This expansion will allow examination of outcomes in areas where there is a high penetration of OIF/OEF Veterans as well as sites where there are other vocational programs available. Primary HO: Identify factors that predict employment after SCI. Secondary HO 1: Determine ongoing effectiveness of SE over time. Secondary HO 2: Evaluate the effectiveness of implementation strategy and level of SE model implementation across sites. Secondary HO 3: Determine costs, health care utilization over time and cost-effectiveness.
Age
18–65
Sex
ALL
Healthy volunteers
Not accepted
