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| National
Brains Rule! Partners |
| National
Partners are organizations which
have members throughout the United States. They may
assist with recruitment of members to assist at Brains Rule!
Expositions by facilitating contacts with chapters or members
at the local (regional) level. Or, they may provide
resources to use or distribute at an Exposition. National
partners are also used as a conduit to disseminate Brains
Rule! activities nationwide. |
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| American
Occupational Therapy Association |
| The
American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA),
a professional organization of occupational therapists
representing the profession to the public, promoting
public understanding of the value of occupation and
access to occupational therapy services. |
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American
Physical Therapy Association |
| The
American Physical Therapy Association, Neurology Section
(APTA-NS): a component of the larger APTA, a professional
organization of physical therapists representing the
profession to the public. The Neurology section numbers
approximately 3800 therapists who deal with prevention
and treatment of impairment and disability related
to neurologic injury and diseases, and the societal
barriers to function. |
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American
Association of Neuroscience Nurses |
| The
American Association of Neuroscience Nurses (AANN),
a professional organization of over 3000 registered
nurses and other health care professionals dedicated
to improving the care of the neuroscience patient
and to furthering the interests of health professionals
in the neurosciences. |
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Foundation
for Biomedical Research |
| The
Foundation for Biomedical Research (FBR), established
in 1981 to improve the quality of human and animal
health by promoting public understanding and support
of the ethical uses of animals in scientific and medical
research. |
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National
Center for Arts and Disabilities |
| The
National Arts and Disability Center (NADC), dedicated
to promoting the full inclusion of children and adults
with disabilities into the visual, performing, media,
and literary arts communities. |
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NIMH
Neuroinformatics |
| The
Office on Neuroinformatics (ONI), the National Institute
of Mental Health, which coordinates and provides leadership
to the interagency Human Brain Project, a broadly
based federal research initiative sponsored, in a
coordinated fashion, by fifteen federal organizations
from four federal agencies. |
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University
of Nebraska Omaha |
| Univesity
of Nebraska Omaha, nationally recognized for its strong
focus on commitment to values, teaching, and service
to others. |
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