Abstract
The field of physical medicine and rehabilitation mourns the death of Margaret Grace
Stineman, MD. She was an incredibly productive researcher who helped to shape the
delivery of rehabilitation care. She was a trusted colleague, mentor, and friend to
many. Her outstanding accomplishments were acknowledged by her numerous awards and
her election into honorary societies. Dr Stineman spent her career at the University
of Pennsylvania and retired as Professor Emeritus in 2014. She is survived by her
mother and innumerable colleagues and friends who were touched by her passion, intelligence,
and dedication.
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Published online: September 04, 2020
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