Spinal Cord Injury Day
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Where is Spinal Cord Injury Day observed?
Spinal Cord Injury Day is observed all over the world to raise awareness about spinal cord injuries, and how they interfere with the lives of patients.
Who is Spinal Cord Injury Day observed by?
Spinal Cord Injury Day is observed by the patients, doctors, and research workers at the medical center.
When did Spinal Cord Injury Day first start?
Spinal Cord Injury Day was first observed on September 5, 2016.
Who started Spinal Cord Injury Day?
International Spinal Cord Society, the prevention committee, started the Spinal Cord Injury Day to increase the awareness about the Spinal Cord Injury Day in general public day.
History And Timeline
Here are the key events in the history of Spinal Cord Injury Day.
International Spinal Cord Society
Sir Ludwig Guttman founded the ISCS in 1961.
1961Spinal Cord Injury Day
Spinal Cord Injury Day was established by the International Spinal Cord Society.
September 5, 2016Stop Spinal Cord Injury
The theme of the 2018 Spinal Cord Injury Day was ‘Stop Spinal Cord Injury.’
2018ASIA
The American Spinal Injury Association organized the annual meeting regarding the research work.
2020Telehealth And Telecommunication
With the availability of resources online, people with SCI got better access to health care.
2021Traditions And Customs
On this day, people and families of the patients share their stories and experiences of spinal cord injury. Doctors hold special events to share the ways in which injury can be avoided, symptoms, and the immediate care that should be given to the injured.
Ways To Observe Spinal Cord Injury Day
Organize educational programs about the prevention of spinal cord injury and diseases.
Donate to the hospitals and patients with spinal cord injuries and wave off their burden.
You can raise awareness and tell the world about Spinal Cord Injury Day on social networking sites with the hashtag Spinal Cord Injury Day.
Facts And Stats
- The goal of Spinal Cord Injury Day is to raise awareness about spinal cord injuries in the general public and promote equitable access to health care.
- Every year since 2016, Spinal Cord Injury Day has observed a new theme and slogan to fulfill the goal of the International Spinal Cord Society.
- ‘Covid-19 and SCI- Staying Healthy With The Help Of Telecommunication and Telehealth’ was the theme of Spinal Cord Injury Day in 2021.
How long does it take to recover from a spinal cord injury?
It takes nearly six months to recover from the injury. If the problem still persists, it is more likely to become a lifelong injury.
How long do spinal cord injury patients live?
It ranges from 12-18 months for the people on the ventilator, and it usually shortens their lives by 10 years.
Can you fully recover from a spinal cord injury?
Yes, there are plenty of cases where patients make a full recovery.
Who inspired Spinal Cord Injury Day?
The Prevention Committee of the International Spinal Cord Society encouraged the observance of Spinal Cord Injury Day.
What are some events similar to Spinal Cord Injury Day?
World Paralysis Day is similar to Spinal Cord Injury Day as well. It is observed on October 1.
What is the importance of observing Spinal Cord Injury Day?
The day highlights the importance of the spinal cord and how spinal cord injury can be prevented.
What do doctors say about Spinal Cord Injury Day?
Doctors believe spinal cord injuries can be caused by other factors as well, but most of them can be prevented, and this day gives a great opportunity to spread awareness about the disease.
When Is This Day Celebrated
- Saturday, September 05, 2020
- Sunday, September 05, 2021
- Monday, September 05, 2022
- Tuesday, September 05, 2023
- Thursday, September 05, 2024
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