A Community Collaboration Between IU Health and St. Vincent
James Malec, Ph.D. – Principal Investigator The purpose of RHI’s Research Participant Registry is to create a RHI Research Participant Registry of individuals who are interested in participating or who… Read More
The IU Interactive and Functional Assessment of Communication and Emotion Center is a natural observation laboratory designed to research emotional and behavioral deficits in people with neurological, psychological, and developmental… Read More
Resource Facilitation: Indiana Best Practices Manual for Return-to- Work or Return-to-School Click on the read more button to get a link to download the full manual. Once you… Read More
Multicenter Evaluation of Memory Remediation after TBI with Donepezil (MEMRI-TBI-D Study) March 10, 2015 Flora Hammond, MD (PI); Funded by National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR). This study… Read More
Flora M. Hammond, M.D. is featured as one of the TBI Model Systems Researchers in the Fall Edition of the Brain Injury Association of America ‘The Challenge’ Publication. Click on… Read More
Beep baseball is excellent for those individuals who are looking for action packed, “down and dirty” excitement!! It’s a sport that was developed for the visually impaired athletes, but that great part about this sport is that anyone is eligible to participate. Beep baseball is not a game for those who are worried about a couple bumps and bruises. It is a very physically intense game filled with diving, sliding and extreme competition.
Beep baseball is played by auditory cue of a beeping ball and buzzing bases. Batters listen for the beeping ball to come across their strike zone, swing and hit the ball. If the batter can get the buzz bases before the fielders can locate the ball, a run is scored, otherwise the batter is out.. For additional information about golf please check out the following websites:National Beep Baseball Association.
