The Rehabilitation R&D Progress Reports (1996) compiles a comprehensive collection of research findings in the field of rehabilitation. This volume presents 355 reports detailing advancements across a wide spectrum of medical and technological disciplines pertinent to restoring function and improving quality of life for individuals with disabilities. The reports cover critical areas such as amputations and prosthetics, biomechanics, functional assessment, neurological disorders, assistive technologies, and mobility aids, providing a detailed overview of the research landscape in 1996.

This compilation serves as a valuable archival resource for professionals and researchers in the field of rehabilitation medicine and engineering. The extensive scope of topics covered, from biomechanics to assistive technologies, indicates a thorough overview of the research conducted in 1996. The inclusion of sponsor and author indexes enhances its utility as a reference tool for identifying key contributors and funding sources within rehabilitation R&D.