Instituto Nacional de Rehabilitación explained

Instituto Nacional de Rehabilitación (abbreviated as INR) is a public institution that belongs to Mexico's Secretariat of Health, specializing in physical rehabilitation. The institute is funded by Mexico's Federal Government. It is located in the Tlalpan borough (Alcaldía,, previously Delegación,) of Mexico City.

Its main objective is the care of disabilities and the training of specialists.^[1] FundadoresLuis Guillermo Ibarra I;J.Clemente Ibarra P;J.Medinaveita V;Eduardo Cerón,Genaro Rico,Daniel Chávez,Gustavo del Toro,Pilar Díez,Matilde Enriquez,Rosa E.Escobar,Alejandro Espinosa,Guadalupe Garera,Leticia González,Josefina Gutierrez,Eric Hazán,Víctor Ilizaliturri,Antonio León,Renan León,Norberto Leyva,Francisco Martínez,Antonio Olín,Refugio Pacheco,Ivette Quiñones,Alejandro Reyes,Cayetano Trejo,Alberto Vargas eHilda Villegas

Specialities

The main specialties provided in the Institute are:

• Audiology, Phoniatrics, and Speech-language pathology.
• Orthopedics
• Physiatry
• Burn center
• Sports Medicine
• Ophthalmology
• Otorhinolaryngology
• Anesthesiology
• Plastic Surgery

References

• https://www.inr.gob.mx/

Notes and References

1. Web site: Instituto Nacional de Rehabilitación - Antecedentes. 9 June 2011. inr.gob.mx. es. https://web.archive.org/web/20110902031850/http://www.inr.gob.mx/g20.htm#. 2 September 2011.