Department of Physical Therapy Annual Report 2012-2013 Pursuing your best
Chair and Associate Chair’s Message .................................................... 3 Guiding Principles for the Department .................................................. 5 Strategic Plan ................................................................................... 6 Department Personnel ....................................................................... 7 Faculty Awards ................................................................................ 18 Student Awards ............................................................................... 22 Research Funding ............................................................................. 29 Publications ..................................................................................... 34 Service ........................................................................................... 59 Clinical Education ............................................................................ 64 Satellite Campuses ........................................................................... 70 Alberta Internationally Educated Physical Therapists Bridging Program...... 73 Student Clinic .................................................................................. 74 Events ............................................................................................ 76 Webinar Series ................................................................................ 79 Admissions and Convocation Statistics ................................................ 81
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Message From the Chair and Associate Chair It is our pleasure to bring you the 2012-2013 Annual Report from the Department of Physical Therapy, University of Alberta. Once again, this has been a busy and productive year for all of us. We hope you enjoy browsing through our accomplishments. Here are some of the highlights. Calgary Campus Opens: In September, 2012, we welcomed our first cohort of MScPT students (18) at the Calgary Campus. These students joined incoming cohorts in Edmonton (80) and Camrose (12), to be the largest in-take of students in our 58 year history. Classes are linked at the 3 sites via state-of-the-art videoconferencing. Preliminary findings suggest excellent student performance and engagement. Notably, our distributed education model has attracted the attention of the Alberta Government. We hosted a demonstration for representatives from the Government in October, 2012. Subsequently, we were invited and have submitted a proposal for permanent funding of the satellites. Internationally Educated Physical Therapists (IEPT) Training Program: In May, 2013, we launched the Alberta IEPT collaborative initiative with the College of Physical Therapists of Alberta, welcoming 17 students to the one-year program. This innovative 4-year pilot program is funded by Health Canada, and is directed by Professors Bernadette Martin and Barbara Norton. The program leverages our expertise in distributed education from the Camrose and Calgary MScPT Satellite experience, to prepare internationally trained physical therapists for licensing in Alberta. Research Productivity: Our research faculty members were again highly successful with external grant funding. New grants awarded this year to principal investigators in the Department of Physical Therapy totaled over $3 M. Moreover, our researchers contributed to the acquisition of over $13 M new grants, the publishing of 71 peer-reviewed papers, and 131 abstracts/presentations.
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Message From the Chair and Associate Chair... Honours: Dr David Magee – Member of the Order of Canada, Lauren Beaupre – CIHR New Investigator Award, Prof Bernadette Martin – Jim Vargo Leadership and Mentoring Award, Dr Geoff Bostick – Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine (FRM) Teaching Award, Prof Chris Zarski – FRM Sessional Teaching Award, Alyson Kwok – FRM Teaching Assistant Award and Dr Judy Chepeha – Rehab Medicine Students Association PT Teaching Award. We hope that this annual report will give you a sense of the ongoing activities within the Department of Physical Therapy. Jaynie Yang, PT, PhD Professor & Acting Chair
Bernadette Martin MA, BScPT Associate Professor & Associate Chair
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MISSION Through leadership and vision, the Department of Physical Therapy promotes excellence in physical therapy practice by:
◊ Providing the highest quality of physical therapy education at all levels ◊ Conducting scholarly research at the frontiers of rehabilitation science ◊ Engaging in collaborative community partnerships
VISION The University of Alberta Physical Therapy Department is the place where: ◊ The best students, educators, clinicians and researchers are drawn and inspired to learn and discover physical therapy
◊ Innovation is embraced ◊ Active sharing and engagement with the community enhances lifelong health and the value of physical therapy
OUR CORNERSTONES ◊ Talented People ◊ Learning, Discovery and Citizenship ◊ Connecting Communities ◊ Transformative Organization and Support
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Three key strategic intentions support the vision and mission of the Department of Physical Therapy as well as that of the Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine and the University of Alberta. These strategic intentions will guide the work of the Physical Therapy Department over the years of 2010 - 2015 and establish the Department as an integral part of the University of Alberta as a transformative organization. These key strategic intentions include: ◊ To attract, retain and nurture outstanding researchers and teachers ◊ To enhance and promote the Physical Therapy Department as a leading educational hub for evidenced based Physical Therapy practice for students and clinicians ◊ To be a leader in serving our external community through novel outreach, collaborative partnerships and Physical Therapy knowledge exchange
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Professors Michele Crites-Battie, PhD Professor Tier I Canadian Research Chair
Johanna Darrah, PhD Professor
R.G (Bob) Haennel, PhD, FACSM Professor & Acting Dean
Mark Haykowsky, PhD Professor
David Magee, PhD Professor
Jaynie Yang, PhD Professor & Acting Chair
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Associate Professors Lauren Beaupre, PhD Associate Professor CIHR New Investigator AHFMR Population Health Investigator
Doug Gross, PhD Associate Professor
Mark Hall, PhD Associate Professor & Academic Coordinator of Clinical Education
Allyson Jones, PhD Associate Professor AHFMR Population Health Investigator
Greg Kawchuk, PhD Associate Professor Tier II Canadian Research Chair
Trish Manns, PhD Associate Professor
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Associate Professors... Bernadette Martin, BScPT, MACT Associate Professor & Associate Chair
Eric Parent, PhD Associate Professor Clinical Scientist
Linda Woodhouse, PhD Associate Professor David Magee Endowed Chair in Musculoskeletal Clinical Research Scientific Director of the Bone and Joint Network
Assistant Professors Geoff Bostick, PhD Assistant Professor
Judy Chepeha, PhD Assistant Professor
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Assistant Professors... Margie McNeely, PhD Assistant Professor
Clinical Assistant Professors Michelle Barnes, BScPT Clinical Lecturer & IEPT Mentorship & Placement Coordinator
Heather Bredy, MCIScPT, BScPT Clinical Assistant Professor
Jacky Chow, MScPT Clinical Assistant Professor Coordinator, MScPT Calgary
Kim Dao, DPT Clinical Assistant Professor
Jon Gabbai, BScPT Clinical Assistant Professor Calgary Clincal Education Coordinator
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Clinical Assistant Professors... Lisa Jasper, MSc, BMR (PT) Clinical Assistant Professor Coordinator, MScPT Augustana
Barb Norton, BScPT Clinical Assistant Professor
Lesley Wiart, PhD Clinical Assistant Professor
Christopher Zarski, BScPT Clinical Assistant Professor
Professor Emeritus
S Kumar, PhD, DSc M Parker, MCSP, HT DipPT JE Semple, MEd, BPT, Grad Dip Phys, HT, DipPT
Clinical Professor Emeritus J Loomis, BPT, MEd
Adjunct Professor B Stephens, PhD W Janzen, PhD
Adjunct Associate Professor N Prasad, PhD
Adjunct Assistant Professors S Armijo, PhD K Bruno, PhD J Fuentes, PhD K Reiss, PhD
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Guest Lecturers K Benterud S Bergsten G Brennan J Buckingham P Caveny S Doberstein L Faulkner N Fennig E Findlay L Flakstad M Forestell C Harbridge E Hastings M Haydo S Jamieson C Kaup
S Keeling K Kemp N Keshwani S Kossey A Kwok C MacLellan R Mandhane H Marta J Mather S Meyer G Murgatroyd K Mussleman T Paul S Rashiq S Rivalin K Steil
E Steinbring M Stobbe E Trofimuk M Vaillant B Vandermeer E Vetsch S Wheeler T Wolansky J Yurick L Zorrilla
A Barreda K Barton J Bealer J Begg V Belisle K Bell J Belter M Benoit L Benoit C Bergen S Bergsten S Bernard S Best B Birmingham F Bissani T Boake D Bochno J Bogaart A Boily D Bolokoski C Bonin A Bopp
A Borde Sawatsky A Botelho C Bouchard A Boudreau A Bowie H Box S Boyd V Bradley J Brahmbhatt E Branton H Bredy J Brodeur J Brohman S Brooker J Brooker K Brosseau B Brown-Hall C Burnie B Burrows C Caballero J Calon C Campbell
Clinical Lecturers G Abbud C Abraham L Acheson T Adelman C Alain M Alexander S Amarjeet N Amusat R Ansari S Anthony S Appelt J Ashmead C Assenheimer J Atkinson T Audet V Ayoade S Babcock E Baldwin D Balmain L Barbieri M Barnes D Baron
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Clinical Lecturers... S Card M Carr B Casault R Castro S Chalmers A Chan D Charters C Chase N Chauhan I Cheng R Chernos-Macleod L Cheung K Chilibecki M Ching A Chiu S Christopher C Chu M Chuchmuch S Ciurysek I Clennin L Coady N Coleman C Coneen S Cooke T Cooney C Corbett B Corie D Coutts C Coyne E Crane N Crocker J Cross G Crossman C Crowell S Cuff C Cunningham M Custodio B Da Silva E Daling J Dame M Danaseresht
L Daneyko K Dao J Daoust M Davies T De Heus J Dean C DeBlois S DeForge C DeGuzman V Demkiw R Desroches J DeVries M Dewitz R Dhillon B D'Hont A Dobson S Doratty D Downing D Doyle V D’Souza T Duchscherer P Dueck J Duke L Duke J Dunn J Dunn L Dunsmuir V Durham-Mumz J Dyer J Dzioba D Eddy R Edmunds J Eisenhaur K Eldred C Elliott S Engelbrecht J Evenson L Faulkner G Firth R Fischer S Fitzgerald
M Fitzpatrick N Flanders E FOng P Fonstad Y Forman L Fowler H Frankow M Friesen K Froehlich S Fung Gee B Furler B Gabrush A Gallagher N Garga L Gartner A Gaudet H Gee J Gehl A Giesbrecht D Gilbertson C Gill M Giratalla D Glen A Goertzen H Gonyou B Graham B Gregor T Gregory J Groshong T Gunthorpe M Guydash D Hajek M Hall I Hallworth M Hann K Hanrahan C Harbidge J Hartman F Hasham T Haslinger M Hass
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Clinical Lecturers... D Haviland T Hawken A Hebert J Hein D Heynen T Hilderman S Hirtle M Hladniuk J Hobberfield J Hockridge A Hoda J Hodge T Hoeppner L Holloway J Holman S Holowaychuk C Holt M Hudson M Huget A Humphrey M Hunter R Hunter G Irwin B Jack D Jacobson K Janz M Jenkins M Jesney M Jindani B Jones T Junck D Kaine K Kaufhold A Kaura Y Keats J Kelly P Kelly L Kempster C Kennedy K Kidd L Kiely
N Kilberg J Kilgour L Kim K King A Kingston C Kinlin L Kirkpatrick G Klapstein D Klassen S Kolodziej K Kopat A Koziak J Krahn S Kruithof L Kuleba A Kwok A Kwok J LaBerge M Labrentz L Lahey C Lai A Lam L Latta W Lau A Lawrence H Lawrence D Lawson J Leatham C Lebans T LeBlanc G Leclerc A Lee E Lee S Leedahl B Leung J Lewans O Lewis S Leydon N Litke D Llewellyn M Lo
Z Locke A Loonen V Lowe M Lowey B Luckhurst K Lui E Lukinuk D MacDonald S Maclean A Macleod C MacNeil C Mahan S Mahood R Mandhane K Mang A Mann C Mann D Mann P March M Martin D Massey H Massie R Mathew S Mathews C Mayan S McFadyen L McIntosh K Mckenzie C McLaughlin L McLeod M McMahon S McNeill A McWatt K Meghji B Meldrum M Metcalf D Miedema J Miller D Miller S Mills R Missikewitz
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Clinical Lecturers... N Mitchell B Morrison G M'Pova S Mullapudi R Murphy T Naidu A Nanninga D Newans K Newcomb J Ng T Nguyen V Niehaus L Niwa M Nordman T Numrich C Nyhoff D O’Brien J Olabode A Ollewagen O Olson C O’Mahony Y Ota C Oucharek K Oura V Overton S Oviatt M Padilla C Page D Paquet L Park V Parker F Parzen J Patterson D Pauls T Pawlenchuk A Pearce C Pelletier J Perchard T Perreault A Peter
L Peter T Peters L Petersen S Petkau O Pheh M Phillips V Piccott V Pilipchuk J Pittis S Pletsch J Pletts J Plumb L Pohlod H Pollock B Poon M Potgieter L Price M Prokop K Pronovost P Purushothaman S Rahman C Ramirez K Ramsay L Reid J Reimer D Renner R Requiestas S Richards L Richardson K Riewe S Rivalin K Robbie J Roberts N Robinson S Robinson C Ross P Ross L Rossi B Rothwell R Ruddick
B Rudland S Rudolf J Russell J Russill Y Sabraw G Savrtka B Schachterle H Schempp L Schmidt N Schreiber J Schroder G Schroeder J Scott R Scott S Scott J Sharum A Shaw S Sherman K Shore B Shukalak M Shular B Shular A Siemens T Skitsko C Smith H Smith T Smith D Sonoski K Sparks S Spate G Srinivasan S Stalder R Stang C Stang-Lee L Steenbergen H Stevens R Stobbe T Stork J Stott N Tallion
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Clinical Lecturers... C Tam K Tameling K Tang H Tarleton E Tays A Teece D Teitelbaum L Tennant A Teppler A Thien N Thiessen C Thomas L Thompson A Thornton K Tiedemann D Timmermans B Tittlemier S Toporowski M Tosh B Townsend L Townsend B Trang S Tregubor C Tremblay
L Truong K Tulloch K Turner N Tycholis L Uchytil K Vadnais P Vaillant C Van Bavel S van Gelder R Venugopal L Vickery D Virag K Vogel D Volpi T Vu N Vun D Wake K Wallace R Wannechko-Koenig J Wasdal K Wattie C Webber L White A Wiebe
L Wiebe R Wilkinson K Wilson R Wilson N Wirachowsky T Wolansky M Wong J Wong J Wood K Worobey J Yopyk J Young L Young B Yu J Yurick K Zachar M Zacharias L Zahany T Zarkoy D Zayac J Ziemmer L Zorilla L Zuluaga
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Administrative Staff Cheryl Ackerman Reception Katelyn Brown Physical Therapy Assistant, Edmonton Connie Harrison Physical Therapy Assistant, Camrose Tamie Heisler-Schafer Academic Assistant/Special Projects Coordinator Laura Holland Department Secretary Gillian Luff Admissions and Awards Assistant Deborah Martens Clinical Education Assistant Deborah Palmer Administrative Professional Officer Alyson Ryan Physical Therapy Assistant, Camrose Nicole Stogrin Program Assistant Alberta Internationally Educated Physiotherapists Bridging Program
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Dr Lauren Beaupre CIHR New Investigator Award (2013-2018) AHFMR Population Health Investigator Award (2009 - 2016)
Dr Geoff Bostick Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine Faculty Teaching Award (2013)
Dr Judy Chepeha Rehabilitation Medicine Students’ Association Excellence in Teaching Award - Physical Therapy (2013)
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Alyson Kwok Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine Graduate Teaching Asssiant Award (2013)
Dr Allyson Jones AHFMR Population Health Investigator Award (2007 - 2014)
Professor Bernadette Martin Jim Vargo Leadership and Mentoring Award (2013)
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Professor Chris Zarski Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine Sessional Teaching Award (2013)
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The Physical Therapy Department is committed to providing high quality education to its students. In 2012 the Department formed a Teaching Interest Group (TIG) to allow staff members to discuss teaching strategies and promote consistent instruction among the satellite campuses. Following it’s formation, the TIG expanded to include faculty from the other Rehabilitation Medicine Departments (SPA and OT). The Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine TIG has been valuable addition for teaching enhancement within the Faculty. The principal reason for this is it has brought together faculty across Departments who share an interest in enhancing teaching within the faculty. The TIG has provided a venue to bring Rehabilitation Medicine faculty teaching leaders and external innovators together to directly benefit the FRM faculty and further enrich the educational experience for our students. The graph below uses weighted averages to summarize Student Ratings of Instruction for the courses taught by staff members in 2012-2013. Each statement in the evaluation is rated from 1-strongly disagree to 5-strongly agree; 5 being a perfect score. The questions on the student evaluations are separated into two categories: Course Specific (includes questions regarding course content and structure) and Instructor Specific (includes questions specific to the instructor’s knowledge and delivery).
Student Ratings 2012/13 5.0 4.5 4.0
4.0
4.3
3.5 3.0 2.5 2.0
Course Specific Instructor Specific
1.5 1.0 0.5 0.0
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The following is a list of awards received by students supervised by our staff members.
Recipient
Award/Scholarship Name
Value
Alan Ritcher
PT Department Thesis Research Operating Grant
$3,000
Alex Cojocaru
NSERC USRA
$4,500
Alex Cojocaru
AIHS Summer Studentship
$5,600
Arnold Wong
AIHS Graduate Scholarship
$32,000
Arnold Wong
University of Alberta Graduate Student Association Professional Development Award
Arnold Wong
Alberta Graduate Citizenship Award
$2,000
Arnold Wong
Green and Gold Student Leadership Grant
$2,179
Arnold Wong
Golden Key Graduate Scholar Award
$10,000
Ashley McKillop
Queen Elizabeth II Scholarship
$10,800
Atif Khan
Neuroscience scholarship
$10,000
Hilda Aravena
PT Department PhD Scholarship
$20,000
Jasper Yeung
CIHR Graduate Student Association Professional Development Research Assistant Award
$500
Jasper Yeung
Edmonton Alberta Association of Gerontology Annual Scholarship
$500
Laura Zenith
Canadian Liver Foundation Studentship
Lisa Jasper
U of A Doctoral Recruitment Scholarship
Marie Westby
CIHR PDF
Marie Westby
CIHR Elizabeth Dickson KT Award
Martha Funabashi
University of Alberta Graduate Student Association Professional Development Award
$234
$20,000 $5,000 $90,000 $5,000
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Recipient
Award/Scholarship Name
Value
Maryse Fortin
Queen Elizabeth II Scholarship
$15,000
Maryse Fortin
J Gordon Kaplan Graduate Student Travel Award
Neha Meena
Alberta Heart STEADi-HF training (studentship) program award
Pantea Amin Javaheri
PT Department Thesis Research Operating Grant
$3,000
Stephen Miazaga
NSERC USRA
$4,500
Stephen Miazaga
AIHS Summer Studentship
$5,600
Susan Armijo Olivo
Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine Music in Motion Fellowship
$850 $15,000
TOTAL
$70,000 $335,497
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The following is a list of awards received by students enrolled in the MScPT program.
Recipient
Award/Scholarship Name
Value
Aaron Rude
E William Kuder Memorial Graduate Scholarship in Rehabilitation
$1,500
Aaron Rude
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Afton Worobeck
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Alec Chisholm
Jim and Fran Vargo Goodwill Award
Alexander Loach
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Alice Chan
QEII Scholarship
$5,400
Amber Sandeman-Allen
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Amber Willcocks
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Andrea Allison
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Andrea Bui
QEII Scholarship
$5,400
Andrea Mitchell
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Arne Anderson
Physiotherapy Alberta President's Book Award
$500
Arne Anderson
QEII Scholarship
$5,400
Ashlin Schoepp
Ian Sim Memorial Graduate Scholarship
$1,000
Blake Goehring
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Brett Kurio
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Brittany Markiewicz
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Carli Milner
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Carmen Chan
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Carol Kalnins
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Catherine Paulsen
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
$375
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Recipient
Award/Scholarship Name
Value
Chantelle McCreight
QEII Scholarship
$5,400
Christy Drever
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Colin Bialkoski
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Colleen Sharp
CIHR Travel Award
$1,000
Colleen Sharp
Strathcona Physiotherapy Research Award
$2,500
Colleen Sharp
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Crystal MacLellan
Dr. JR Fowler Memorial Book Award
Danielle Hannigan
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Darren Bishop
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Demian Carson
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Devin McFarlane
QEII Scholarship
$5,400
Elina Kim
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Eric Walper
QEII Scholarship
$5,400
Eric Young
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Erica Lieuwen
QEII Scholarship
$5,400
Grant Hutchings
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Heather Clay
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Hilary McDermott
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Imran Kiani
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Jade Huynh
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
James Murphy
QEII Scholarship
$5,400
Jane Wong
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
$200
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Recipient
Award/Scholarship Name
Value
Janelle Schmidt
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Jason Dyck
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Jason Martyn
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Jennifer Kloepfer
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Jessica Smith
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Jessica Sobiewski
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Katelyn Starkey
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Kayla Friesen
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Kaylynn Shewaga
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Kelli Franklin
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Kelsea Bain
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Kelsey Mountain
E William Kuder Memorial Graduate Scholarship in Rehabilitation
$1,500
Kelsey Tompkins
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Kimberley MacGillivray
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Kyla Majewski
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Kyle Kortegaard
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Laura Hagstrom
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Laura Hemsing
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Laurin Wright
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Lindsay Akins
Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine Student Clinical Award
Lisa McTaggart
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$750 $3,000
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Recipient
Award/Scholarship Name
Value
Marc-Andre Filion
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Mary McEwen
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Mary Stang
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Matthew Cairns
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Michael Carson
QEII Scholarship
$5,400
Michael Walper
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Michelle Cuthbert
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Michelle Moon
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Murray Kowalczyk
Jim and Fran Vargo Goodwill Award
Nele Van Aerde
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Nellie Dow
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Nicole Smolik
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Rhea Wade
Respiratory Physical Therapy Graduate Prize
Robert De Fleuriot de la Coliniere
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Roberta Little
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Robin Langner
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Robyn Dargis
Physiotherapy Alberta College & Association Graduate Scholarship
$2,100
Ryan Agopsowicz
Oil Service Charitable Organization Graduate Scholarship
$2,200
Sanja Shouldice
RMSA Student Award
$1,000
Sarah Pettipas
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
$375
$600
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Recipient
Award/Scholarship Name
Value
Sarah Smith
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Sean Lazuardi
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Shannon Murray
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Shu Juan Zhou
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Sonja Shouldice
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Stephanie Gilbert
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Tara-Lee Pidborochynski
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Travis Jones
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Tyler Moncur
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Wesley Collinge
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
Wesley Collinge
Millard Scholarship in Recognition of Ilse Koerner and Sabine Reich
Zachary Kheong
AB Government Graduate Student Scholarship
$3,000
TOTAL
$279,700
$500
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Sources of New Grant Funding International Funding Provincial Funding
International Funding $ 15,000
$15,000 $4,655,239
National Funding $8,716,812 _______________________________
TOTAL
Provincial Funding $ 4,655,239
$13,387,051
National Funding $ 8,716,812
New Grant Distribution 17%
8%
Principal Investigator
$2,346,352
Co-Principal Investigator
$1,128,500
Co-Investigator
$10,221,143
__________________________ TOTAL
Millions
75%
$13,695,995
Summary of Grant Funding
14.00
Total Funding - Comprehensive
12.00
Total New - Comprehensive Total Funding - PT Lead
10.00
Total New - PT Lead 8.00
6.00
4.00
2.00
0.00 2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
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Note: the following outlines NEW grants for which our staff members are Prinicpal Investigator or Co-Principal Investigator only. Training grants and personnel awards are not included.
Author: Title of Grant:
Funding Agency: Total Amount of Award: Dates of Funding:
Arnett G, Beaupre LA A randomized, post-market cost-effectiveness analysis and 2-year clinical evaluation of ShapeMatch Technology compared with usual care Stryker Canada INC $90,000 2012-2016
Author: Title of Grant:
Beaupre LA, Jones CA Creating and Implementing a National Reporting System of Quality Indicators for Hip Fracture Care Meeting
Funding Agency: Total Amount of Award: Dates of Funding:
Canadian Institute for Health Research $25,000 2013-2014
Author:
Battié MC
Title of Grant:
Kicking the hornets’ nest: Where are we now and where should we go in back pain research? Alberta Innovates Health Solutions $3,500 2012-2013
Funding Agency: Total Amount of Award: Dates of Funding: Author: Title of Grant:
Funding Agency: Total Amount of Award: Dates of Funding: Author: Title of Grant: Funding Agency: Total Amount of Award: Dates of Funding:
Gross D, Colangelo A, Abada A, Niemelainen R, Haws C, Alessio H, Russell K A Comprehensive Evaluation of the Head Trauma Program at Millard Health: Assessment, Treatment, and Return to-Work Status Workers’ Compensation Board-Alberta $8,260 2012-2013 Gross D, Steenstra I, Shaw W, Shaw N, Williams-Whitt K Clinical Decision Support Tools for Managing Disabling Musculoskeletal Disorders Workers’ Compensation Board-Manitoba $88,085 2013 Department of Physical Therapy Pursuing Our Best
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Author: Title of Grant: Funding Agency: Total Amount of Award: Dates of Funding:
Haykowsky M, Tandon P Aerobic training in patients with cirrhosis University of Alberta Hospital Foundation $30,000 2013
Author:
Funding Agency: Total Amount of Award: Dates of Funding:
Jones CA, Westby M, Li L, Marshall D, Johnston DWC, Squire-Howden J Moving research to practice: development of quality indicators for hip and knee arthroplasty rehabilitation Alberta Innovates Health Solutions $24,642 2013-2014
Author: Title of Grant: Funding Agency: Total Amount of Award: Dates of Funding:
Kawchuk G Development of new techniques to measure spinal function Canadian Chiropractic Research Foundation $30,000 2012-2013
Author: Title of Grant: Funding Agency: Total Amount of Award: Dates of Funding:
Manns P, Darrah J, Vallance J, Healy G Sedentary Behavoiur and Disablity: A Research Program Alberta Innovates Health Solutions $9,337 2012-2013
Author: Title of Grant:
McNeely ML Lymphedema Assessment and Surveillance: Phase II Interface Alberta Health Services: CancerControl Interface $9,370 2013-2014
Title of Grant:
Funding Agency: Total Amount of Award: Dates of Funding:
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Author: Title of Grant: Funding Agency: Total Amount of Award: Dates of Funding: Author:
Title of Grant:
Wiart L, Andersen J, Dulai S, Watkins B, McIvor J, Watt J Current practices for hip surveillance for children with cerebral palsy in Northern Alberta Glenrose Hospital Foundation $8,500 2012-2013 Woodhouse L, Frank C, Emery C, Fritzler M, Krawetz R, Jones A, Beaupre L, Anglin C, Marshall D, Rancourt D, Noseworthy T, Schmidt T Shklarov S, Marlett N, Dick D, Wasylak T, Squire-Howden J, Philips S, Miller S Translating Osteoarthritis Care in Alberta Through Knowledge Exchange Strategies
Funding Agency: Total Amount of Award: Dates of Funding:
Canadian Institutes of Health Research $25,000 2013-2014
Author:
Woodhouse L, Yurick J, McNeely M, Gemmell L, Lesniak-Walton S, Leyerzapf K, Pituskin E Partnering to develop a “Made in Alberta� exercise program for cancer survivors Alberta Health Services: CancerControl Interface $10,000 2012-2013
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Woodhouse L, Frank C, Herzog W, Lee S, Beaupre L, Doschak M, Johnston DWC, Jones CA, Lambert R, Maksymowych W, Nykiforuk C, Plotnikoff R, Ritchie B, Suresh M, Uludag H, Ceri H, Dunn J, Emery C, Ferber R, Fritzler M, Giles W, Hanley D, Hart D, Hutchison C, Marshall D, Matyas J, Meeuwisse W, Nigg B, Noseworthy T, Rancourt D, Ronsky J, Shrive N, Vogel H, von Tscharner V, Wiley JP, Zernicke R Creating Bone and Joint Health from the Bedside to the Bench and Back Again - Designer Therapies to Reduce the Burden of Osteoarthritis (OA) - from Mechanisms to Prevention Alberta Innovates Health Solutions $1,000,000 2013-2014
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Author: Title of Grant: Funding Agency: Total Amount of Award: Dates of Funding: Author:
Yang JF, Gorassini MA, Roy F, Andersen J, Watt J-M, Yager J, Kirton A Intensive motor training after perinatal stroke to enhance walking Alberta Innovates Health Solutions $749,967 2013-2016
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Yang JF, Gorassini MA, Roy F, Andersen J, Watt J-M, Yager J, Kirton A Intensive motor training after perinatal stroke to enhance walking Canadian Institutes of Health Research
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$373,461 2013-2017
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Yang JF, Gorassini MA, Roy F, Andersen J, Watt J-M, Yager J, Kirton A Intensive motor training after perinatal stroke to enhance walking University of Alberta - Women & Children’s Healh Research Insitute $20,000 2012-2013
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Yang JF, Gorassini MA, Roy F, Andersen J, Watt J-M, Yager J, Kirton A Intensive motor training after perinatal stroke to enhance walking University of Alberta - Vice President Research Special Funding $20,000 2012-2013
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Publications (2012/2013) Book Chapters
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Abstracts and Conference 131 Presentations
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The Department reported 204 publications for 2012-2013. The following is the breakdown of the publications: Book Chapters (2), Published Journal Articles (71) and Abstracts and Conference presentations (131). Book Chapters Gross DP, Deshpande S, Werner E, Reneman MF, Miciak M, Buchbinder R (2013) Informing the Public: Preventing Work Disability and Fostering Behavioral Change at the Societal Level In Handbook of Work Disability: Prevention and Management . 389-408. 1st Edition, P. Loisel and H. Anema editors, Š Springer Science+Business Media New York. Kawchuk G (2013) Chapter 4: Mechanical changes in the spine in back pain. In: Spinal Control: The Rehabilitation of Back Pain: State of the art and science. Edited by Paul W. Hodges PhD MedDr DSc BPhty(Hons) FACP (Editor), Jacek Cholewicki PhD (Editor), Jaap H van Dieen PhD (Editor)
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Peer Reviewed Journal Articles Alhaideb A, Muir SW, Huckell J, Alsaleh KA, Johnston DWC, Beaupre LA (2012) Inter-observer reliability of the radiographic assessment of cement fixation in total hip arthroplasty. European Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery & Traumatology. Altamirano-Diaz LA, Nelson MD, West LJ, Khoo NS, Rebeyka IM, Haykowsky MJ (2013) Left ventricular distensibility does not explain impaired exercise capacity in pediatric heart transplant recipients. The Journal of heart and lung transplantation: the official publication of the International Society for Heart Transplantation. 32 (1), 63-9. Pub Med ID: 23260705. Armijo-Olivo S & Magee D (2012) Cervical musculoskeletal impairments & temporomandibular disorders J of Oral & Maxillofacial Research. 3 (4), 1 - 18. BattiĂŠ MC, Niemelainen R, Gibbons LE, Dhillon S (2012) Is level- and sidespecific multifidus asymmetry a marker for lumbar disc pathology? The spine journal: official journal of the North American Spine Society. 12 (10), 932-9. Pub Med ID: 23084154. Beaupre LA, Manolescu A, Johnston DW (2013) A randomized trial of ceramicon-ceramic bearing versus ceramic-on-crossfire-polyethylene bearing in total hip arthroplasty: five-year outcomes. The Journal of arthroplasty. 28 (3), 485-9. Pub Med ID: 23142449. Bostick GP, Schopflocher D, Gross DP (2013) Validity evidence for the back beliefs questionnaire in the general population. European journal of pain (London, England). Pub Med ID: 23335330. Bostick GP, Carroll LJ, Brown CA, Harley D, Gross DP (2012) Predictive capacity of pain beliefs and catastrophizing in Whiplash Associated Disorder Injury. Pub Med ID: 23122998. Bouliane M, Beaupre L, Ashworth N, Lambert R, Silveira A, Sheps DM (2013) Suprascapular nerve injury during arthroscopic superior labral repair: a prospective evaluation. Knee surgery, sports traumatology, arthroscopy : official journal of the ESSKA. Pub Med ID: 23370986. Bouliane MJ, Cahn H, Kemp KAR, Glasgow Jr R, Lambert R, Beaupre L, Sheps DM (2012) The intraand inter-rater reliability of plain radiographs for hill-sachs and bony glenoid lesions: evaluation of the radiographic portion of the instability severity index score Br J Shoulder Elbow. Injury. Pub Med ID: 23122998.
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Peer Reviewed Journal Articles.... Butler CR, Kumar A, Toma M, Thompson R, Chow K, Isaac D, Kim D, Haykowsky M, Friedrich MG, Paterson I (2013) Late Gadolinium Enhancement in Cardiac Transplant Patients Is Associated With Adverse Ventricular Functional Parameters and Clinical Outcomes. The Canadian journal of cardiology. Pub Med ID: 23380296. Cao DY, Reed WR, Long CR, Kawchuk GN, Pickar JG (2013) Effects of thrust amplitude and duration of high-velocity, low-amplitude spinal manipulation on lumbar muscle spindle responses to vertebral position and movement. Journal of manipulative and physiological therapeutics. 36 (2), 68-77. Pub Med ID: 23499141. Capozzi LC, Lau H, Reimer RA, McNeely M, Giese-Davis J, Culos-Reed SN (2012) Exercise and nutrition for head and neck cancer patients: a patient oriented, clinic-supported randomized controlled trial. BMC cancer. 12 446. Pub Med ID: 23031071. PMCID: PMC3551727. Cheifetz O, Park Dorsay J, Hladysh G, Macdermid J, Serediuk F, Woodhouse LJ (2013) CanWell: meeting the psychosocial and exercise needs of cancer survivors by translating evidence into practice. Psycho-Oncology. Pub Med ID: 24009181. Courneya KS, Vallance JK, Culos-Reed SN, McNeely ML, Bell GJ, Mackey JR, Yasui Y, Yuan Y, Matthews CE, Lau DC, Cook D, Friedenreich CM (2012) The Alberta moving beyond breast cancer (AMBER) cohort study: a prospective study of physical activity and health-related fitness in breast cancer survivors. BMC cancer. 12 525. Pub Med ID: 23153358. PMCID: PMC3534483. Darrah, J, O’Donnell M, Lam J, Story M, Wickenhauser D, Xu K, Jin X (2013) Designing a clinical framework to guide gross motor interventions for infants and young children with hypotonia Infants and Young Children. 26 (3), 225-234. Dayes IS, Whelan TJ, Julian JA, Parpial S, Pritchard KI, D’Souza DP, Kligman L, Reise D, Leblanc L, McNeely ML, Manchul L, Wiernikowski J, Levine MN (2013) A Randomized Trial of Decongestive Lymphatic Therapy for the Treatment of Lymphedema in Women with Breast Cancer Journal of Clinical Oncology. Desmeules F, Toliopoulos P, Roy JS, Woodhouse LJ, Lacelle M, Leroux M, Girard S, Feldman DE, Fernandes JC (2013) Validation of an advanced practice physiotherapy model of care in an orthopaedic outpatient clinic. BMC musculoskeletal disorders. 14 162. Pub Med ID: 23656928. MCID:PMC3658921. Department of Physical Therapy Pursuing Our Best
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Peer Reviewed Journal Articles.... Fernandes IA, Kawchuk G, Bhambhani Y, Gomes PS (2013) Does whole-body vibration acutely improve power performance via increased short latency stretch reflex response? Journal of science and medicine in sport / Sports Medicine Australia. 16 (4), 360-4. Pub Med ID: 23266241. Fernandes IA, Kawchuk G, Bhambhani Y, Gomes PS (2012) Does vibration counteract the static stretch-induced deficit on muscle force development? Journal of science and medicine in sport / Sports Medicine Australia. Pub Med ID: 23266240. Fortin M, Yuan Y, BattiĂŠ MC (2013) Factors Associated With Paraspinal Muscle Asymmetry in Size and Composition in a General Population Sample of Men. Physical therapy . Pub Med ID: 23813083. Gadotti IC, Magee D (2013) Assessment of intrasubject reliability of radiographic craniocervical posture of asymptomatic female subjects. Journal of manipulative and physiological therapeutics . 36 (1), 27-32. Pub Med ID: 23380211. Gadotti IC, Magee D (2013) Validity of surface markers placement on the cervical spine for craniocervical posture assessment. Manual therapy. 18 (3), 243-7. Pub Med ID: 23158022. Gayda M, Normandin E, Meyer P, Juneau M, Haykowsky M, Nigam A (2012) Central hemodynamic responses during acute high-intensity interval exercise and moderate continuous exercise in patients with heart failure. Applied physiology, nutrition, and metabolism = Physiologie appliquee, nutrition et metabolisme . 37 (6), 1171-8. Pub Med ID: 23066737. Gross DP, Deshpande S, Werner EL, Reneman MF, Miciak MA, Buchbinder R (2012) Fostering change in back pain beliefs and behaviors: when public education is not enough. The spine journal: official journal of the North American Spine Society. 12 (11), 979-88. Pub Med ID: 23073211. Gross DP, Zhang J, Steenstra I, Barnsley S, Haws C, Amell T, McIntosh G, Cooper J, Zaiane O (2013) Development of a Computer-Based Clinical Decision Support Tool for Selecting Appropriate Rehabilitation Interventions for Injured Workers. Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation. Pub Med ID: 23468410.
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Peer Reviewed Journal Articles.... Gooch K, Marshall D, Smith D, Faris P, Khong H, Wasylak T, Pearce T, Johnston B, Arnett G, Parker R, Hibbert J, Beaupre L, Zernicke R, Frank C (2012) The comparative effectiveness of a new evidence based clinical pathway versus the standard of care for primary hip and knee joint replacements Osteoarthritis and Cartilage . 20(10) 1086-94. Hall M, McFarlane L, Mulholland S (2012) Positive clinical placements: Perspectives of students and clinical educators in rehabilitation medicine. International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation. 10 (19), 549-556. Haykowsky MJ, Brubaker PH, Morgan TM, Kritchevsky S, Eggebeen J, Kitzman DW (2013) Impaired Aerobic Capacity and Physical Functional Performance in Older Heart Failure Patients With Preserved Ejection Fraction: Role of Lean Body Mass. The journals of gerontology. Series A, Biological sciences and medical sciences. Pub Med ID: 23525477. Haykowsky MJ, Timmons MP, Kruger C, McNeely M, Taylor DA, Clark AM (2013) Meta-analysis of aerobic interval training on exercise capacity and systolic function in patients with heart failure and reduced ejection fractions. The American journal of cardiology . 111 (10), 1466-9. Pub Med ID: 23433767. Innes J, Darrah J (2013) Sedentary Behaviour: Implications for children with cerebral palsy Pediatric Physical Therapy. 25 (4), 402-408. Jones CA, Wieler M, Carvajal JK, Lawrence L, Haennel R (2012) Physical activity in persons with Parkinson disease: A feasibility study. Health. 4 (11A), 11451152. Kawchuk G, Bruno P, Busse JW, Bussières A, Erwin M, Passmore S, Srbely J (2013) Knowledge Transfer within the Canadian Chiropractic Community. Part 1: Understanding Evidence-Practice Gaps. The Journal of the Canadian Chiropractic Association . 57 (2), 111-5. Pub Med ID: 23754855. PMCID: PMC3661177. Kennedy MD, Fischer R, Fairbanks K, Lefaivre L, Vickery L, Molzan J, Parent E (2012) Can preseason fitness measures predict time to injury in varsity athletes?: a retrospective case control study. Sports medicine, arthroscopy, rehabilitation, therapy & technology : SMARTT. 4 (1), 26. Pub Med ID: 22824555. PMCID:PMC3439385.
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Peer Reviewed Journal Articles.... Kitzman DW, Brubaker PH, Herrington DM, Morgan TM, Stewart KP, Hundley WG, Abdelhamed A, Haykowsky MJ (2013) Effect of Endurance Exercise Training on Endothelial function and Arterial Stiffness in Older Patients with Heart Failure and Preserved Ejection Fraction: A Randomized, Controlled, Single-Blind Trial. Journal of the American College of Cardiology. Pub Med ID: 23665370. Kitzman DW, Haykowsky MJ (2012) Invited editorial commentary for American Heart Journal mechanisms of exercise training in heart failure with preserved ejection fraction: central disappointment and peripheral promise. American heart journal . 164 (6), 807-9. Pub Med ID: 23194479. Kitzman DW, Herrington DM, Brubaker PH, Moore JB, Eggebeen J, Haykowsky MJ (2013) Carotid arterial stiffness and its relationship to exercise intolerance in older patients with heart failure and preserved ejection fraction. Hypertension. 61 (1), 112-9. Pub Med ID: 23150511. Klassen B, Jasper L (2012) Improving Coping Together Occupational Therapy Now. 5 (14), 28-29. Li L, Brooks S, Cibere J, Crooks VA, Jones CA, Kopec JA, Lear SA, Pencharz J, Rhodes RE, Esdaile JM (2013) Capitalizing on the teachable moment: the OPEN (Osteoarthritis Physical Activity & Exercise Net) for improving physical activity in early knee osteoarthritis. Journal of Medical Internet Research – Research Protocols. 2 (1), e17. Li LC, Davis AM, Cott C, Jones CA, Badley E (2013) Improving Primary Health Care in Chronic Musculoskeletal Conditions through Digital Media: The PEOPLE Meeting. Journal of Medical Internet Research-Research Protocols . 2 (1), e13. Macedo LG, Wang Y, BattiÊ MC (2013) The sedimentation sign for differential diagnosis of lumbar spinal stenosis. Spine. 38 (10), 827-31. Pub Med ID: 23197008. Manns PJ, Darrah J (2013) A structured process to develop scenarios for use in evaluation of an evidence-based approach in clinical decision making Advances in Medical Education and Practice . 3 113-119. Manns PJ, Haennel RG (2012) SenseWear Armband and Stroke: Validity of Energy Expenditure and Step Count Measurement during Walking. Stroke research and treatment. 2012 247165. Pub Med ID:23094200. PMCID: PMC3475303. Department of Physical Therapy Pursuing Our Best
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Peer Reviewed Journal Articles.... Martin BJ, Arena R, Haykowsky M, Hauer T, Austford LD, Knudtson M, Aggarwal S, Stone JA (2013) Cardiovascular fitness and mortality after contemporary cardiac rehabilitation. Mayo Clinic proceedings. Mayo Clinic. 88 (5), 455-63. Pub Med ID: 23639499. McClure T, Haykowsky MJ, Schopflocher D, Hsu ZY, Clark AM (2013) Home-based secondary prevention programs for patients with coronary artery disease: a meta-analysis of effects on anxiety. Journal of cardiopulmonary rehabilitation and prevention. 33 (2), 59-67. Pub Med ID: 23426558. McLean BA, Zhabyeyev P, Pituskin E, Paterson I, Haykowsky MJ, Oudit GY (2013) PI3K inhibitors as novel cancer therapies: implications for cardiovascular medicine. Journal of cardiac failure. 19 (4), 268-82. Pub Med ID: 23582093. Mieritz RM, Bronfort G, Kawchuk G, Breen A, Hartvigsen J (2012) Reliability and measurement error of 3-dimensional regional lumbar motion measures: a systematic review. Journal of manipulative and physiological therapeutics. 35 (8), 645-56. Pub Med ID: 23158469. Mulholland S, Hall M (2013) The influence of environment on the fieldwork experience: exploring interprofessional student perspectives. Work. 44 (3), 34554. Pub Med ID: 23324688. Musselman KE, Yang JF (2013) Spinal Cord Injury Functional Ambulation Profile and its sensitivity to change in walking function Phys Ther. Ng TS, Bostick G, Pedler A, Buchbinder R, Vicenzino B, Sterling M (2012) Laypersons’ expectations of recovery and beliefs about whiplash injury: A cross-cultural comparison between Australians and Singaporeans. European journal of pain (London, England) . Pub Med ID: 23255308. Patricia J. Manns (2012) In people aged over 45, increased time spent sitting daily is associated with increased risk of all-cause mortality independent of physical activity level Evidence Based Nursing. 120-121. Rashiq S, Vandermeer B, Abou-Setta AM, Beaupre LA, Jones CA, Dryden DM (2013) Efficacy of supplemental peripheral nerve blockade for hip fracture surgery: multiple treatment comparison. Canadian journal of anaesthesia = Journal canadien d’anesthesie. 60 (3), 230-43. Pub Med ID: 23334780.
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Peer Reviewed Journal Articles.... Reed WR, Cao DY, Long CR, Kawchuk GN, Pickar JG (2013) Relationship between Biomechanical Characteristics of Spinal Manipulation and Neural Responses in an Animal Model: Effect of Linear Control of Thrust Displacement versus Force, Thrust Amplitude, Thrust Duration, and Thrust Rate. Evidence-based complementary and alternative medicine : eCAM. 2013 492039. Pub Med ID: 23401713. PMCID: PMC3563165. Reneman MF, Soer R, Gross DP (2013) Developing Research on PerformanceBased Functional Work Assessment: Report on the First International Functional Capacity Evaluation Research Meeting. Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation. Pub Med ID: 23400587. Scott JM, Haykowsky MJ, Eggebeen J, Morgan TM, Brubaker PH, Kitzman DW (2012) Reliability of peak exercise testing in patients with heart failure with preserved ejection fraction. The American journal of cardiology. 110 (12), 180913. Pub Med ID: 22981266. PMCID: PMC3511643. Scott JM, Lakoski S, Mackey JR, Douglas PS, Haykowsky MJ, Jones LW (2013) The potential role of aerobic exercise to modulate cardiotoxicity of molecularly targeted cancer therapeutics. The oncologist. 18 (2), 221-31. Pub Med ID: 23335619. PMCID: PMC3579607. Serra S, Zheng L, Hassan M, Phan AT, Woodhouse LJ, Yao JC, Ezzat S, Asa SL (2012) The FGFR4-G388R single-nucleotide polymorphism alters pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor progression and response to mTOR inhibition therapy. Cancer research. 72 (22), 5683-91. Pub Med ID: 22986737. Tomkins-Lane CC, BattiĂŠ MC (2013) Predictors of objectively measured walking capacity in people with degenerative lumbar spinal stenosis J Back Musculoskelet Rehabil . Epub ahead of print. Pub Med ID: 23948821. Verschuren O, Wiart L, Ketelaar M (2013) Stages of change in physical activity behavior in children and adolescents with cerebral palsy Disability and Rehabilitation. Wang Y, Owoc JS, Boyd SK, Videman T, BattiĂŠ MC (2013) Regional Variations in Trabecular Architecture of the Lumbar Vertebra: Associations with Age, Disc Degeneration and Disc Space Narrowing. Bone.
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Peer Reviewed Journal Articles.... Wang Y, Videman T, Battié MC (2013) Morphometrics and lesions of vertebral end plates are associated with lumbar disc degeneration: evidence from cadaveric spines. The Journal of bone and joint surgery. American volume. 95 (5), e26. Pub Med ID: 23467874. Wang Y, Videman T, Battié MC (2012) ISSLS prize winner: Lumbar vertebral endplate lesions: associations with disc degeneration and back pain history. Spine. 37 (17), 1490-6. Pub Med ID: 22648031. Wang Y, Videman T, Battié MC (2012) Lumbar vertebral endplate lesions: prevalence, classification and association with age Spine. 37 (17), 1432-9. Pub Med ID: 22333959. Warren SA, Olivo SA, Contreras JF, Turpin KV, Gross DP, Carroll LJ, Warren KG (2013) Traumatic injury and multiple sclerosis: a systematic review and meta-analysis. The Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences. Le journal canadien des sciences neurologiques. 40 (2), 168-76. Pub Med ID: 23419563. Weeks C, Begum F, Adeeb S, Beaupre LA, Carey J, Bouliane M (2013) Restoration of Medial Column Enhances Fracture Fixation Stability in Proximal Humeral Fractures: A Cadaveric Study J Shoulder Elbow Surg . Wiart L (2012) How can qualitative research contribute to the expanding knowledge base in pediatric physical therapy? Physical Therapy Reviews. Wilson DM, Robertson SL, Jones CA, Johnston DWC, Beaupre LA. (2013) Barriers and facilitators to an outreach rehabilitation program delivered in nursing homes after hip fracture surgical repair. Advances in Aging Research. 2 (1), 43-50 Wong AY, Kawchuk G, Parent E, Prasad N (2013) Within- and between-day reliability of spinal stiffness measurements obtained using a computer controlled mechanical indenter in individuals with and without low back pain. Manual therapy. Pub Med ID: 23465962. Wong AY, Parent EC, Kawchuk GN (2013) Reliability of 2 ultrasonic imaging analysis methods in quantifying lumbar multifidus thickness. The Journal of orthopaedic and sports physical therapy. 43 (4), 251- 62. Pub Med ID: 23221501.
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Peer Reviewed Journal Articles.... Worth M, Darrah J, Magill-Evans J, Wiart L (2013) Stability of parent report on mobility and self-care item scores of the Pediatric Evaluation of Disability Inventory Physical and Occupational Therapy in Pediatrics. Pub Med ID: 23931334. Wynd S, Westaway M, Vohra S, Kawchuk G (2013) The quality of reports on cervical arterial dissection following cervical spinal manipulation. PloS one. 8 (3), e59170. Pub Med ID: 23527121. PMCID: PMC3604043. Yang JF, Livingstone D, Brunton K, Kim D, Lopetinsky B, Roy F, Zwedie E, Andersen J, Kirton A, Watt J-M, Yager J, Gorassini MA (2013) Training to enhance walking in children with cerebral palsy: are we missing the window of opportunity? Seminars in Pediatric Neurology.
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Abstracts and Conference Presentations Altamirano-Diaz, Nelson M, Haykowsky M, Khoo N (2013) Young heart transplant with a greater reliance on atrial active function during preload reduction stress is correlated with poorer exercise tolerance J Am Coll Cardiol. 61 10s. Anderson C, Chan G, Cosgrove M, Lee D, Gibson B, Hall M, & Mori B. What Canadian physical therapy clinical instructors want: Perspectives for a new tool for students in the clinical environment. Presented at: Congress 2013, Annual meeting of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, held in Montréal May 23 to 26 2013. Bampton E, Slaughter S, Erin D, Ickert C, Estabrooks C, Jones A, Wagg A. Knowledge Translation Interventions to Sustain a Mobility Innovation in Long-Term Care: Perceptions of Healthcare Aides and Managers. Presented at: The Canadian Gerontological Nursing Association’s 17th National Conference on Gerontological Nursing, May 2013, Vancouver, BC. Barnabe C, Jones A, Enns E, Voaklander D, Peschken C, Homik J, Esdaile J, Bernatsky S, Hemmelgarn B, Marshall D. First Nations Osteoarthritis Prevalence and Healthcare Use Using Alberta Administrative Claims Data. Presented at: The Canadian Rheumatology Association Scientific Conference, Feb 2013. Battié MC. Genetic influences on lumbar spinal stenosis, Genodisc/Demokritos. Presented at: The Genodisc/Demokritos, Athens, Greece. Battié MC. Disc degeneration and related spinal pathologies: environmental and genetic influences. Presented at: The Regional Center for Neurosensory Disorders and Pain Seminar, University of North Carolina. Battié MC. Linking molecules and genes to clinical practice: a closer look at the spine. Presented at: The APTA Combined Sections Annual Meeting, San Diego. Battié MC. Degenerative disc disease: a case of mistaken identity. Presented at: The International Society for the Study of the Lumbar Spine annual meeting, Scottdale, AZ. Battié MC. Low Back Pain session. Presented at: The International Society for the Study of the Lumbar Spine annual meeting, Scottdale, AZ. Beaupre LA, Magaziner J (2012) Hip fracture recovery research network: A global initiative to address methodological challenges. Presented at: The Symposium at the Gerontological Society of America Annual Meeting. Department of Physical Therapy Pursuing Our Best
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Abstracts and Conference Presentations.... Beaupre LA. Improving Hip Fracture Care in Alberta: An Evidence- Based and Systems Approach. Presented at: BC Fractured Hip Care Leaders Collaborative Meeting. Beaupre LA. Designing and Rapidly Testing Multi-Component Post-Hip Fracture Rehabilitation Interventions: Developing a Global Network of Investigators and Study Sites. Presented at: The Fragility Fracture Network First International Congress, Berlin, Germany. Beaupre LA, Magaziner J. Global Hip Fracture Recovery Research Network. Presented at: The Fragility Fracture Network First International Congress, Berlin, Germany. Bouliane M, Chan H, Sheps D, Silveira A, Lambert R, Glasgow R, Beaupre LA (2012) Suprascapular nerve injury during arthroscopic superior labral repair: A prospective evaluation. Presented at: The SECEC Congress. Brooks D, McNeely ML (2013) Importance of Transparent Reporting of Systematic Reviews Physiotherapy Canada. Brown C, Wielandt T, Phillips L, Wilson D, Jones A, Bullock M. Healthcare providers’ knowledge and practice related sleep problems of persons with dementia: A national survey. Presented at: The Canadian Association of Occupational Therapy Conference, June 2013 Victoria, BC. Chepeha J. Rotator Cuff Tears: Management from Injury to Outcome. Presented at: Congress 2013, Orthopaedic Division Symposium, Annual meeting of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, held in Montréal May 23 to 26 2013. Chepeha J. Management of the Overhead Athlete’s Shoulder. Presented at: Congress 2013, Annual meeting of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, held in Montréal May 23 to 26 2013. Chepeha JC, Magee DJ, Sheps D, Beaupre L (2013) Glenohumeral Internal Rotation Deficits in the Overhead Varsity Level Athlete. Presented at: Congress 2013, Annual meeting of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, held in Montréal May 23 to 26 2013. Colburn J. Martin B, Hauer T, Haykowsky M, Austford L, Arena R, Knudtson M, Aggrawal S, Meldrum D, Stone J (2013) Cardiac referral and attendance in women: A high risk population with two strikes against it J Am Coll Cardiol . 61 10s. Department of Physical Therapy Pursuing Our Best
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Abstracts and Conference Presentations.... Dajim N, Parent E, Hedden D. Self Image Perception Questionnaires For Adolescents With Idiopathic Scoliosis. Presented at: The University of Alberta Orthopedic Resident Research Day. Darrah J (2013) DMCN book review Developmental Medicine and Child Neurology. Davis AM, Cott C, Li L, Landry M, Jones A, Wong R, Frank C, Bergeron L, Birtwhistle R, Badley EM. One Problem, Variable Approaches by Three Provinces to Reducing Wait Times for Hip and Knee Replacement. Presented at: The Canadian Association for Health Services and Policy Research (CAHSPR) Conference, May 2013, Vancouver, BC. Desmeules F, Woodhouse L. Diagnostic and triage concordance between an advanced practice physiotherapist and orthopedic surgeons. Presented at: The American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons Annual Meeting. Dulai SK, Firth K, Almansoo K, Cave D, Kemp K, Silveira A, Beaupre L (2013) The effectiveness of a topical anesthetic for pain reduction in children undergoing percutaneous intraossesous pin removal. Presented at: The Canadian Orthopaedic Association Annual Meeting. Edgell H, McMurtry S, Paterson I, Ezekowitz J, Haykowsky M, Dyck J, Stickland M (2013) Effect of lowdose dopamine on cardio-respiratory physiology in heart failure patients FASEB. 27 928. Fortin M, BattiĂŠ MC. Paraspinal muscle asymmetry and fatty infiltration associated with subacute and chronic disc herniation. Presented at: The Genodisc Science Workshop, Athens, Greece. Fortin M, BattiĂŠ MC. Factors associated with paraspinal muscle asymmetry in a general population sample of men. Presented at: The International Society for the Study of the Lumbar Spine annual meeting, Scottdale, AZ. Fuentes JF, Armijo-Olivo S, Funabashi M, Miciak M, Dick B, Warren S, Rashiq S, Magee D, Gross DP. Enhanced Therapeutic Alliance Modulates Pain Intensity and Muscle Pain Sensitivity in Patients with Chronic Low Back Pain: A Randomized Double-Blind Controlled Trial. Presented at: The International Society for the Study of the Lumbar Spine annual meeting, Scottdale, AZ.
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Abstracts and Conference Presentations.... Funabashi M, Kawchuk GN, Azadi M. Lumbar spine analogues data repeatability under biomechanical testing. Presented at: The Association of Chiropractic Colleges Education Conference and Research Agenda Conference, Washington DC 2013. Gross DP, Asante AK, Miciak M, Battié MC, Carroll LJ, Sune A, Welch J, Mikalsky M, Huellstrung R, Niemelainen R. Does performance-based functional capacity evaluation enhance return to work assessment? Presented at: The International Society for the Study of the Lumbar Spine annual meeting, Scottdale, AZ. Gross DP, Asante AK, Miciak M, Battié MC, Carroll LJ, Sun A, Welch J, Mikalsky M, Huellstrung R, Niemeläinen R. Does performance-based functional testing enhance return to work assessment? Presented at: The 2nd International Conference on Work Disability Prevention and Integration, Groningen, The Netherlands. Gross DP and Beach J. Return-to-Work Planning Decisions: Guess Work or Evidence-Based? Presented at: The 58th Annual Scientific Assembly of the Alberta College of Family Physicians Banff, AB. Gross DP, Zhang J. Steenstra IA, Cooper J, Barnsley S, Haws C, Amell T, McIntosh G, Zaïane O. Development of a Computer-Based Decision Support Tool for Selecting Appropriate Rehabilitation Interventions for Injured Workers. Presented at: The International Society for the Study of the Lumbar Spine annual meeting, Scottdale, AZ. Gross DP, Zhang J. Steenstra IA, Cooper J, Barnsley S, Haws C, Amell T, McIntosh G, Zaïane O. Development of a Computer-Based Decision Support Tool Using Machine Learning Strategies for Selecting Appropriate Rehabilitation Interventions. Presented at: The 2nd International Conference on Work Disability Prevention and Integration, Groningen, The Netherlands. Gross DP, Zhang J. Steenstra IA, Cooper J, Barnsley S, Haws C, Amell T, McIntosh G, Zaïane O. Development of a Computer-Based Decision Support Tool Using Machine Learning Strategies for Selecting Appropriate Rehabilitation Interventions. Presented at: The International Forum XII on Primary Care Research on Low Back Pain, Odense, Denmark.
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Abstracts and Conference Presentations.... Hall M, Poth C, Manns P, Beaupre L (2013) Contributors to the decision to supervise a physiotherapy student: Results from a national survey. Presented at: Congress 2013, Annual meeting of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, held in MontrĂŠal May 23 to 26 2013. Haykowsky M. Cardio-Oncology: Exercise in the treatment of breast cancer. Presented at: The International Convention on Science, Education and Medicine (ICSEMIS). Haykowsky M. Cardiovascular responses to exercise in cancer patients. Presented at: The American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) 60th Annual Scientific Session. Haykowsky M. High-intensity interval training in heart failure: Friend or Foe? Presented at: The American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) 60th Annual Scientific Session. Haykowsky M. Vigorous to maximal aerobic interval training in heart failure. Presented at: The Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology (CSEP) Annual Scientific Conference, University of Regina, SK. Haykowsky M. Benefits of exercise for heart failure patients. Presented at: The Saudi Heart Failure Conference. Jasper L, Smith A & Schneider G. The Association between Sensory Hypersensitivity and Hypocapnia. Presented at: The International Federation of Orthopaedic Manipulative Physical Therapists Conference. Jhangri GS, Jones CA, Feeny DH (2012) Cognition and functional recovery after hip fracture. Quality of Life Research. 21 92-93. Jones CA, Jhangri GS, Suarez-Almazor M. (2012) Factors influencing longterm recovery of total knee arthroplasty. Arthritis and Rheumatism. 64 (10), S467-S468. Kawchuk GN. Measuring back function: A scoping review. Presented at: The International Low Back Pain Forum, University of Southern Denmark. Kawchuk GN, Chaudhary S, Kwok PW, Li R, Owchar H, Wong A. More than Understanding Reliability: The Accuracy of Spinal Palpation in Students and Clinicians. Presented at: The Singapore Physiotherapy Association 8th National Congress. Department of Physical Therapy Pursuing Our Best
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Abstracts and Conference Presentations.... Kawchuk GN, Chaudhary S, Kwok PW, Li R, Owchar H, Wong A. More than Understanding Reliability: The Accuracy of Spinal Palpation in Students and Clinicians. Presented at: The International Federation of Orthopaedic Manipulative Physical Therapists (IFOMPT), Quebec City 2012. Komeili A, Westover L, Parent E, Moreau M, El-Rich M, Adeeb S (2013) Assessment of Torso Deformities Using 3D Markerless Asymmetry Analysis and its Clinical Applications. Presented at: Proceedings of the 10th Annual Meeting of SOSORT (International Society on Scoliosis Orthopedic Rehabilitation and Treatment) held in Chicago May 10th to 12h 2013. 26-7. Komeili A, Westover L, Parent E, Moreau M, El-Rich M, Adeeb S (2013) A Novel Surface Topography Technique to Evaluate Torso Asymmetry in Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis. Presented at: The 13th annual scientific conference of the Canadian Spine Society, Held Feb 27-Mar 2 2013 in Mont Tremblant. Komeili A, Westover L, Parent E, Moreau M, El-Rich M, Adeeb S. Markerless Surface Asymmetry Analysis of the Torso Can Predict >5째 Thoracic Curve Progression in Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis. Presented at: The Fourth annual Faculty of Engineering Graduate Research Symposium (FEGRS), University of Alberta. Lawrence L, Jones A, Haennel R, Dyck B. Physical activity in patients waiting for knee replacement. Presented at: Our Future is Aging: Current Research on Knowledge, Practice and Policy Conference, Nova Scotia Centre on Aging, Nov 21-23, 2012, Halifax, NS. Li LC, Townsend A, Adam PM, Backman CL, Brooks S, Ellert G, Jones CA, Kamensek O, Koehn C, Lacaille D, Maloney C, Tugwell P, Yacyshyn E, Yousefi C, Stacey D (2012) Exploring How Patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis Use a Methotrexate Decision Aid for Making Treatment Decisions Arthritis and Rheumatism. 64 (10), S738. Li LC, Adam PM, Backman CL, Brooks S, Ellert G, Jones CA, Kamensek O, Koehn C, Lacaille D, Maloney C, Tugwell P, Yacyshyn E, Yousefi C, Stacey D (2012) A proof-of-concept study of answer, a webbased methotrexate decision aid for patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis Arthritis and Rheumatism. 64 (10), S1013.
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Abstracts and Conference Presentations.... Lochhead L, Koehoorn M, Backman C, Franche RL, Parent E (2013) A Population Based Study to Evaluate the Impact of Hysterectomy on Work‐Related Low Back Injury Rates in Healthcare Workers Physiotherapy Canada . 65 (Suppl 1), 101. Presented at: Congress 2013, Annual meeting of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, held in Montréal May 23 to 26 2013. Macedo LG, Bostick GP, Maher CG (2013) Exercise for Prevention of Recurrences of Nonspecific Low Back Pain. Physical Therapy. Pub Med ID: 23813085. MacKenzie JR, Werle JR, Powell JN, Marshall DA, Sundaram A, Khong H, Faris PD, Phillips K, Beaupre LA, O’Connor GJ (2013) Five year safety and functional outcomes of Birmingham hip resurfacing. Presented at: The Canadian Orthopaedic Association Annual Meeting. Mangione K, Beaupre L, Orwig D (2012) Strategies for undertaking complex interventions following hip fracture. Presented at: The Gerontological society of American Annual Meeting. Manns P. Clinical decision making of Physical Therapy graduates: has it changed? Presented at: Congress 2013, Annual meeting of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, held in Montréal May 23 to 26 2013. Manns P. Providing Inter-D Clinical Community Advanced Educations through an online Stroke Rehabilitation Program. Poster Presentation at: The Canadian Stroke Conference in Sept 2012. Martin B, Hauer T, Haykowsky M, Knudtson M, Austford L, Stone J, Aggarwal S, Arena R (2013) Cardiac Rehabilitation is Associated With Reduced Mortality and Hospitalization in Subjects With Congestive Heart Failure Can J Cardiol . 28:5 290-291S. Martin BJ, Haykowsky M, Hauer T, Southern DA, Knutsun ML, Arena R, Stone JA, Aggrawal S (2013) A under referred population that does not attend Circulation. McKillop A, Carroll L, Battié MC. Depression as a prognostic factor of lumbar spinal stenosis a systematic review. Presented at: The International Society for the Study of the Lumbar Spine annual meeting, Scottdale, AZ.
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Abstracts and Conference Presentations.... McNeely ML (2013) Exercise as a promising intervention in head & neck cancer patients. The Indian journal of medical research. 137 (3), 451-3. Pub Med ID: 23640553. PMCID: PMC3705654. McNeely ML (2013) Oncology Rehabilitation Provision and Practice Patterns across Canada: Clinician’s Commentary on Canestraro et al Physiotherapy Canada . 1 (65), 103-104. McNeely ML (2013) Because it matters… getting more physically active one step at a time. Pathways: Canada’s Lymphedema Magazine. McNeely ML. Living with, through and beyond Head and Neck Cancer: The role of Physical Therapy. Presented at: The Canadian Physiotherapy Association Teleconference. McNeely ML. Exercise for Cancer Related Lymphedema. Presented at: The Association of Ontario Annual Conference, Toronto, ON. McNeely ML, Yurick J. Therapeutic Exercise Considerations for a Clinical Cancer Population. Presented at: The Physiotherapy Alberta Conference: Evidence and Outcomes. McNeely ML. Chemotherapy Induced Peripheral Neuropathy. Presented at: The Cancer Control Nurse Practitioner Provincial Conference Edmonton, AB. Moreau M, Parent EC, Westover L, Hedden D, Hill D (2013) Testretest Reliability of Scoliosis Research Society 22r Quality of Life Questionnaire Scores in Adolescents with Idiopathic Scoliosis. Presented at: Proceedings for the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Orthopedic Association, held in Winnipeg June 2013. 171. Musselman KE, Gorassini MA, Brunton K, Livingstone D, Yang JF. Is repetitive mass practice better than focused precise walking for retraining walking after chronic incomplete injury of the spinal cord? Presented at: The Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting, Oct 2012, New Orleans, LA. Musselman KE, Yang JF, Bastian AJ. Split-belt treadmill walking: a novel therapy for asymmetric gait. Presented at: Congress 2013, Annual meeting of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, held in Montréal May 23 to 26 2013.
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Abstracts and Conference Presentations.... Norton, B Bridging for Success: The Development, Implementation and Role of Bridging Programs for Internationally Educated Physical Therapists. Presented at: Congress 2013, Annual meeting of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, held in Montréal May 23 to 26 2013. Parent E. Exercises for Scoliosis & the Schroth Exercise Trial. Presented at: The Northern Alberta Benefit Society for Scoliosis and Edmonton Regional Scoliosis Clinic. Parent E, Bonnet F, Long A (2012) Pain Location is Associated with Pain and Disability in Patients with Nonspecific Low Back Pain Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy . 42 (10), A55-A56. Presented at: The Meeting of the Annual Federation of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists held in Québec City, Sept 30th to Oct 5th 2012. Parent EC, Dhillon S, Fritz J, Long A (2013) The Pathoanatomical Response to Flexion Exercises for the Discs, Spinal Canal and Lateral Foramen Is Different between Responders and Non‐responders to a 4‐week Flexion Exercise Program for Low Back Pain Physiotherapy Canada . 65 (Suppl 1), 104. Presented at: Congress 2013, Annual meeting of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, held in Montréal May 23 to 26 2013. Parent E, Hebert J, Buttar V, Richter A (2012) Utilization of the CAREN System at the Glenrose Hospital for Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation: Goals Pursued, Task Used and Variability amongst Physiotherapists. Presented at: Proceedings of the Military and Veteran Health research Forum 2012, Kingston, Ontario. Parent E, Jacob J (2012) Correlations Between Changes in Pathoanatomical MRI Findings and Changes in Pain with a Bout of Flexion Exercises in Persons with Low Back Pain Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy. 42 (10), A67. Presented at: The Meeting of the Annual Federation of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists held in Québec City, Sept 30th to Oct 5th 2012. Parent E, Schreiber S, Hedden D, Watkins E, Moreau M, Hill D, Southon S, Mahood J. Patients with Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis and Scroth Curve Type 3c who will respond to Schroth Exercises. Presented at: The 47th Meeting and Course of the Scoliosis Research Society.
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Abstracts and Conference Presentations.... Parent EC, Schreiber S, Hedden D, Moreau M, Hill D, Watkins E (2013) The Effect of a Six-Month Schroth Exercise Program: A pilot study using subjects as their own controls. Presented at: Proceedings of the 10th Annual Meeting of SOSORT (International Society on Scoliosis Orthopedic Rehabilitation and Treatment) held in Chicago May 10th to 12h 2013. 33-4. Paslawski T, King S, Hall M, Sanghera S, McFarlane L, Guirguis L, Schmitz C, Khera S, Kahlke R. Early perspectives on Interprofessional Collaboration: Content Analysis of First Year Health Sciences Students’ Reflections. Presented at: The Collaborating Across Borders interprofessional conference, Vancouver, BC. Paslawski T, Hall M, King S, Sommerfeldt S. The use of the RIPLS early in post-secondary settings: Is it an appropriate instrument? Presented at: The Collaborating Across Borders interprofessional conference, Vancouver, BC. Paul SM, Prabhakar G, Sundar S, Westover L, Parent E, Hill D (2013) Stability of Stereophotogrammetic Topographic Analysis (SP) of Measures of Scoliosis and other Types of Truncal Asymmetry in Healthy Volunteers American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation . 92 (3), 20-1. Presented at: The Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physiatrists New Orleans, USA. Perle SM, Ndetan H, Koloski J, Kawchuk GN. Relation Of Comfort, Effectiveness And Quality To Biomechanical Parameters Of Thoracic Manipulation. Presented at: The World Federation of Chiropractic Congress, Durban South Africa. Phillips LA, Carroll LJ, Gross DP. Health-Related Quality of Life and the Older Worker. Presented at: The 2nd International Conference on Work Disability Prevention and Integration, Groningen, The Netherlands. Pinto D, Daniels J, Martin B. Capturing Relationships: Piecing Together an Ecological Program Model. Presented at: The American Evaluation Association Conference. Qi L, Ferfuson-Pell M, Parent E, Bayless K. A RCT assessing the functional outcomes of a manual wheelchair skills training program with feedback. Presented at: The Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital Spotlight on Research Breakfast.
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Abstracts and Conference Presentations.... Richter A, Bostick GP, Parent E, Barnes M, Brososky C (2013) Reliability of practical skills assessment in a distributed physical therapy education context Physiotherapy Canada . 65 (Suppl 1), 49-50. Presented at: Congress 2013, Annual meeting of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, held in MontrÊal May 23 to 26 2013. Richter A, Parent EC, Kawchuk G, Moreau M, Hedden D, Lou E (2013) Ultrasound Image Measurements of Erector Spinae Muscle Thickness at 4 Spinal Levels in Adolescents with Idiopathic Scoliosis: Reliability and Concave-Convex Comparison. Presented at: Proceedings of the 10th Annual Meeting of SOSORT (International Society on Scoliosis Orthopedic Rehabilitation and Treatment) held in Chicago May 10th to 12h 2013. 30-31. Schofield J, Adeeb S, Parent E. Development and Testing of an Assistive KneeAnkle-Foot Orthosis. Presented at: The Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital Spotlight on Research Breakfast. Schofield J, Adeeb S, Parent E. An Assistive Knee-Ankle-Foot-Orthosis and Sit-to-Stand Biomechanics. Presented at: The 13th Annual Alberta Biomedical Engineering Conference Program and Proceedings. Schreiber S, Parent EC, Hedden D, Moreau M, Hill D, Watkins E (2013) The Effects of a Six-month Schroth Intervention for Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis (AIS) : Preliminary Analysis of an Ongoing Randomized Controlled Trial. Presented at: Proceedings of the 10th Annual Meeting of SOSORT (International Society on Scoliosis Orthopedic Rehabilitation and Treatment) held in Chicago May 10th to 12h 2013. 33. Shardell M, Jones CA (2012) Proxy respondents to evaluate health status in patients with hip fracture: challenges, opportunities, and lessons. The Gerontologist . 52 (Supplement 1), 682. Sheps D, Styles-Tripp F, Luciak-Corea C, Bouliane M, Bury J, Glasgow Jr R, Beaupre LA, Souster M, Balyk R (2013) Early mobilization following miniopen rotator cuff repair: Outcomes at one year. Presented at: The International congress of shoulder and elbow surgery. Slaughter S, Bampton E, Ickert C, Wagg A, Jones A, Estabrooks C. The Effectiveness and Efficiency of Knowledge Translation Interventions Targeting Healthcare Aides in Residential Long-Term Care. Presented at: The Canadian Association on Gerontology’s 41st Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting, October 2012, Vancouver, BC. Department of Physical Therapy Pursuing Our Best
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Abstracts and Conference Presentations.... Slaughter S, Jones A, Wagg A, Schalm C, Estabrooks C, Bampton E. Strategies to Improve Quality: MOVE Research into Practice. Presented at: IQ 2012: Inspiring Quality in Continuing Care Conference & Trade Show, November 2012, Calgary, AB. Somerfeldt M, Beaupre LA, Rowe B, Bouliane M, Otto D (2013) The use of early immobilization in the management of acute soft tissue injuries of the knee - the results of a survey of emergency physicians, sports medicine physicians and orthopedic surgeons Poster. Presented at: The Canadian Academy of Sport Medicine Annual Meeting 2013. Somerfeldt M, Beaupre LA, Rowe B, Bouliane M, Otto D (2013) The use of early immobilization in the management of acute soft tissue injuries of the knee- the results of a survey of emergency physicians, sports medicine physicians and orthopedic surgeons Poster. Presented at: The Canadian Orthopaedic Association Annual Meeting. Sommerfeldt S, King S, Hall M, Hatch T, Norton B, McFarlane L, Taylor E, Paslawski T, Kahlke R, Guirguis L, Peterson K, Schmitz C, McLaughlin A. Shattering silos: Early integration of interprofessional competencies through student engagement. Presented at: Interprofessional Partnership: Improvement for Global Health Outcomes, Chiang Mai University, Thailand. Tajino J, Patrick SK, Yang JF Does size of error affect motor adaptation during split-belt treadmill walking? Presented at: The 4th Biennial Symposium on Brain and Mind Research in Asia-Pacific. Thurston WE, Coupal S, Barnabe C, Jones A. Resilience, resistance, ability expectations and buy-in to health care: Aboriginal peoples with arthritis speak. Presented at: Health Disparities Research at the Intersection of Race, Ethnicity, and Disability: A National Conference, April 25-26, 2013, Washington, DC. Tomkins-Lane CC, BattiĂŠ MC. Changes in objectively measured walking capacity over a 2-year period in individuals with lumbar spinal stenosis. Presented at: The International Society for the Study of the Lumbar Spine annual meeting, Scottdale, AZ.
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Abstracts and Conference Presentations.... Trovato, A, Komeili A, Westover L, Parent E, Moreau M, Adeeb S, Sepulveda E (2013) Examination of the Breast Asymmetry Associated with Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis Using Surface Topography Methods. Presented at: Proceedings of the 10th Annual Meeting of SOSORT (International Society on Scoliosis Orthopedic Rehabilitation and Treatment) held in Chicago May 10th to 12h 2013. 31-2. Vaillant M, Edgecombe T, Long C, Pickar J, Kawchuk GN. The effect of duration and amplitude of spinal manipulative therapy on the spinal stiff ness in a feline preparation. Presented at: The International Federation of Orthopaedic Manipulative Physical Therapists (IFOMPT), Quebec City 2012. Vasudevan E, Patrick SK, Yang JF. Gait transitions in human walking: can babies run? Presented at: The Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting, Oct 2012, New Orleans, LA. Videman T, BattiĂŠ MC, Gibbons L, Gill K. Lumbar disc and vertebrae change in concert: a 15-year follow-up study. Presented at: The International Society for the Study of the Lumbar Spine annual meeting, Scottdale, AZ. Wang Y, Owoc J, Videman T, Boyd S, BattiĂŠ MC. Regional variations in trabecular architecture of the lumbar vertebra associations with age, disc degeneration and disc space narrowing. Presented at: The Global Spine Congress, Hong Kong. Weeks C, Begun F, Adeeb S, Beaupre LA, Bouliane M (2013) Locking plate fixation of the proximal humerus with fracture impaction to restore the medial column Poster. Presented at: The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Annual Meeting. Westover LM, Parent EC, Zhang PQ, Hill D, Moreau M, Hedden D (2013) Testretest and Inter-rater Reliability of Full Torso Surface Topography Measurements in Adolescents with Idiopathic Scoliosis. Presented at: Proceedings of the 13th annual meeting of the Canadian Spine Society held in Mont Tremblant in February 27 to Mar 2 2013. 68. Wiart L. What is available for children and youth with motor disabilities and what do parents want? Presented at: The Alberta Centre for Child, Family and Community Research- Research showcase. Wiart L, Darrah J. Evaluation of community- based fitness programs for children and youth with motor disabilities. Presented at: The American Academy for Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Medicine - Annual Meeting. Department of Physical Therapy Pursuing Our Best
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Abstracts and Conference Presentations.... Wilson DM, Robertson S, Beaupre L (2012) Facilitators and barriers to an outreach rehabilitation program designed to assist recovery after hip fracture surgery for residents of nursing homes. Presented at: The Canadian Association on Gerontology Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting October 2012 (poster presentation and online abstract). Wong AYL, Parent EC , Funabashi M, Stanton T, Kawchuk GN. Can morphology or function of deep trunk muscles predict clinical outcomes in non-specific low back pain? A systematic review. Presented at: The University of Alberta Graduate Residence Annual Conference, May, 2013. Wong AY, Kawchuk G, Parent E (2013) Comparison of reliability of two ultrasonic imaging methods in lumbar multifidus measurements. Presented at: Proceedings of the Global Spine Congress held in Hong Kong April 4-6 2013. A032. Wong AY, Kawchuk G, Parent E, Prasad N (2013) Repeatability of instrumented spinal stiffness measurements using a mechanical indentation device in individuals with and without low back pain. Presented at: Proceedings of the Global Spine Congress held in Hong Kong April 4-6 2013. A131. Wong A, Kawchuk G, Parent E, Prasad N (2013) Within-day and betweenday reliability of spinal stiffness measurements using a mechanical indentation device in individuals with and without low back pain Journal of Chiropractic Education . 27 (1), 84-5. Presented at: The Association of Chiropractic Colleges -Research Agenda Conference, held in Washington 2013. Woodhouse LJ. Role of the Bone and Joint Health Strategic Clinical Network. Presented at: Alberta Health Services Physiotherapy Council. Woodhouse L. Musculoskeletal Transformation in Alberta. Presented at: The Edmonton Primary Care Network Meeting. Woodhouse LJ. Managing Total Joint Arthroplasty Pain: Are we doing enough? Presented at: Congress 2013, Orthopaedic Division Symposium, Annual meeting of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, held in MontrĂŠal May 23 to 26 2013. Woodhouse LJ. The Perfect Storm: Evolving Advanced Practice Physiotherapy in Primary Care. Presented at: Congress 2013, Orthopaedic Division Symposium, Annual meeting of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, held in MontrĂŠal May 23 to 26 2013. Department of Physical Therapy Pursuing Our Best
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Abstracts and Conference Presentations.... Woodhouse LJ. Measuring Physical Function in Patients with Cancer. Presented at: The International Myostatin Advisory Board Meeting. Woodhouse LJ. The Role of the Scientific Directors in the Strategic Clinical Networks. Presented at: The Alberta Health Services’ Bone and Joint Health Strategic Clinical Network (BJHSCN) Core Committee Meeting. Woodhouse LJ. Arthroplasty Across the Continuum of Care. Presented at: The Alberta Rehabilitation Conference 2012. Woodhouse LJ. Recognizing Endocrine Disorders in Physiotherapy Practice. Presented at: The Alberta Rehabilitation Conference 2012. Woodhouse LJ. Panel Discussion with Scientific Directors, Chaired Sessions for Bone and Joint Health SCN Research Group. Presented at: The AIHS Making Connections Conference 2012. Yang JF. Retraining walking after spinal cord injury to induce neuroplasticity and functional outcome. Presented at: The 5th National Spinal Cord Injury Conference. Yang JF, Gorassini MA Development of locomotor behavior in infants and implications for improving walking after early brain injury, Neural Control of Movement. Presented at: The Satellite Meeting of the Neural Control of Movement Meeting. Young AE, Wasiak R, Gross DP. Measuring Recurrence of Back Pain in Workers’ Compensation Claimants Using Administrative Data. Presented at: The International Forum XII on Primary Care Research on Low Back Pain, Odense, Denmark. Zewdie E, Roy F, Yang JF, Gorassini MA. Changes in the spared corticospinal tract induced by precision and endurance training after incomplete spinal cord injury. Presented at: The Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting, Oct 2012, New Orleans, LA. Zhang J, Gross DP and Zaïane O. On the Application of Multi-Class Classification in Physical Therapy Recommendations. Presented at: PAKDD 2013: The Pacific-Asia Conference on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining, Gold Coast, Australia.
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Organization
Committee
Alberta Health and Wellness Institute of Health Economics
Ambassador Guideline - Development Group for Migraine Headache
Alberta Health Services
Alberta Bone and Joint Strategic Clinical Research Network Committee
Alberta Health Services
Alberta Strategic Clinical Network Core Committee
Alberta Health Services
Alberta Strategic Clinical Network Leadership Committee
Alberta Health Services
Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital Research Steering Committee
Alberta Health Services
Lymphedema Working Group
Alberta Health Services
Provincial Head & Neck Tumor Team
Alberta Health Services
Spine Pathway Committee
Alberta Health Services
Stability and Fragility Working Group
American Academy of Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Medicine
Board of Directors
Bone and Joint Decade Canada - Hip Fracture Toolkit Development
Steering Committee
Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators
Evaluation Services
Canadian Child Health Clinician Scientist Program
Executive Committee
Canadian Council of Physiotherapy University Programs
Executive Committee
Canadian Institute of Health Research
Allied Health Professionals Fellowships Committee
Canadian Lymphedema Framework
Research Sub-Committee
Canadian Physiotherapy Association
Board of Directors
Canadian Physiotherapy Association
Division Research Representative Committee
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Organization
Committee
Canadian Physiotherapy Association
National Sports Physiotherapy Division - Examination Committee
Canadian Physiotherapy Association
National Sports Physiotherapy Division - Curriculum Review Committee
Canadian Physiotherapy Association
Pain Sciences Division - Executive Committee
Canadian Society of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Board of Directors
Childcare: Health and Development (journal)
Editorial Board
Creating Bone and Joint Health from the Bedside to the Bench and Back Again - Designer Therapies to Reduce the Burden of Osteoarthritis (OA) - from Mechanisms to Prevention (AHFMR Team Grant)
Database Committee
Creating Bone and Joint Health from the Bedside to the Bench and Back Again - Designer Therapies to Reduce the Burden of Osteoarthritis (OA) - from Mechanisms to Prevention (AHFMR Team Grant)
Executive Committee
Edmonton Musculoskeletal Centre Research
Research Committee
FOCUS Hip Fracture Transfusion Trial
Steering Committee
Fragility Fracture Network
Fracture Registries Special Interest Group
Global Hip Fracture Recovery Research Network
Founding Committee
Hong Kong Physiotherapy Journal
Editorial Board
International Forum for Primary Care Research in Low Back Pain
International Advisory Committee
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Organization
Committee
International Society for the Study of the Lumbar Spine
Fellowship Committee
Journal of Manipulative and Physiologic Therapeutics
Editorial Board
Millard Health
Research Committee
Physical and Occupational Therapy in Pediatrics (Journal)
Editorial Board
Physiotherapy (Journal)
International Advisory Board
Physiotherapy Alberta College & Association
Conduct Committee
Physiotherapy Alberta College & Association
Discipline Committee
Provincial Hip Fracture Pathway
Working Group
Shoulder and Upper Extremity Research Group of Edmonton
Research Committee
Society on Scoliosis Orthopaedic and Rehabilitation Treatment
Scientific Committee
Spine Journal
Editorial Board
Sport Medicine Council of Alberta Council
Board of Directors
Sport Physiotherapy Alberta
Board of Directors
Steadward Centre
Board of Directors
World Federation of Chiropractic
Research Council
5th National Spinal Cord Injury Conference
Scientific Planning Committee
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Faculty Member
Workshop/Seminars/Course
Beaupre, L
Karin Greaves Memorial Education Seminar in Rehabilitation for Total Joint Arthroplasty
Chepeha, J
Post-operative Shoulder Rehabilitation Guidelines
Crites-BattiĂŠ , M
Genetic influences on lumbar spinal stenosis
Darrah, J
The ICF-CY - an important clinical tool
Hall, M
Launching students successfully into collaborative practice: An interactive workshop
Hall, M
Practice what we preach: Implementing interprofessional student placements using a collaborative placement model
Hall, M
Moving Forward in ICU
Haykowsky, M
Advances in Cardiac Rehabilitation
Jasper, L
What I Wish I Knew Then!
Jones, A
Karin Greaves Memorial Education Seminar in Rehabilitation for Total Joint Arthroplasty
Kawchuk, G
Emerging Technologies for Assessment of the Spine in Chiropractic Practice, Lecture & Workshop
Kawchuk, G
Topics in Chiropractic II
Magee, D
Mobilization & Stabilization Post graduate specialization course Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil
Magee, D
Sports Injuries, Post graduate specialization course Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil
Manns, P
Using FES in clinical practice
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Faculty Member
Workshop/Seminars/Course
Norton, B
Launching students successfully into collaborative practice: An interactive workshop
Parent, E
Developing your Scoliosis project- important aspects to consider for conducting small scale studies
Parent, E
SOSORT 1st Instructional Research Course Program
Wiart, L
Development and Evaluation of the Family-to-Family Support Program
Woodhouse, L
Bone and Joint Health Strategic Clinical Network: Transforming MSK Care in Alberta
Woodhouse, L
Challenges Integrating Evidence into Practice
Woodhouse, L
Ask a Researcher, Roundtable Discussion
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For the 2012-2013 academic year a total of 614 placements were coordinated through the office of the ACCE. These include: 575 U of A student placements, 30 student placements for students from other programs in Canada and 6 international students completing placements in Alberta. Additionally, 6 U of A students completed a placement in Indonesia and one each in Hong Kong and New Zealand. 110 shadow experiences were also organised for first year students in facilities in Edmonton, Calgary and Camrose. There was a surplus of over 100, mainly private practice, placements that were offered in Alberta but were unable to be used. A full breakdown of offers per course, practice area and practice setting are presented in the tables below. Course
Number of Placements
PTHER 517
109
PTHER 518
108
PTHER 520
93
PTHER 521
93
PTHER 522
91
PTHER 523
84
UofA Students placed out of province
8
Out of province/international students placed in Alberta
36
Practice Setting
Number of Placements
Acute Care Hospital
204
Rehabilitation Facility
100
Private Practice / Occupational Rehabilitation
193
Corbett Clinics
19
Long-term Care Facilities
20
Small Rural Community Hospital
47
Core Areas of Practice
Number of Placements
Cardio-respiratory
87
Gerontology
30
Mixed Caseload
104
Neurology Adult
69
Musculoskeletal
261
Paediatric Neuro
10
Paediatric Other
24
The Clinical Education Team continues to work with community partners to increase placement capacity in the public health care system in preparation for our increased demand in the spring session in particular. The AHS South Department of Physical Therapy Pursuing Our Best
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Health Campus in Calgary is now online with new units opening each month. It is anticipated that this facility will be a new source for public practice placements. Six PT students completed their final placement in Solo, Indonesia in July and August 2013 and are the second cohort of students to complete their placement in Solo. The placement is primarily paediatric neuro-development but also involved treating patients with MSK and neurological impairments as well as teaching of Indonesian PT students. Two site coordinators’ meetings were held in each of Edmonton and Calgary with site placement coordinators and rehab managers to discuss issues related to clinical education, communicate PT program changes, and build placement capacity. The Edmonton meeting has teleconference facilities which allows for site coordinators from across the province to participate in information sharing and decision making. Jon Gabbai, Calgary Clinical Education Coordinator (CCEC), has been leading the Calgary meetings, with the ACCE attending via video conference. In addition, the CCEC has met with PT and Rehab leaders within the Calgary zone to discuss the opportunities for increasing placement capacity. A round world café forum was held in Calgary in December 2012 to meet with Allied Health leaders in AHS to look to solutions to address placement shortages for rehab students and provide support for clinicians. Both the ACCE and CCEC have shadowed students on clinical placements at sites in and around Edmonton and Calgary to increase the visibility of the Department in clinical sites. The main goals of the visits are to offer support to students and to observe them in situ, as well as connect with supervising therapists, build relationships with them and get a sense for student performance. The ACCE and CCEC have conducted supervision workshops as requested by specific agencies to assist with preceptor development and training. Clinical Education Works in Progress • Working with Community Service Learning at UA to develop additional opportunities for students to engage with community organisations and augment their clinical education in the form of elective opportunities. • The exploration of student elective opportunities within long term care facilities early on in the first year to facilitate student ease and confidence with communicating with patients. • Future exchange agreement with Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Memoranda of Understanding with Surakarta Polytechnic, Indonesia and Metropolitan University College in Copenhagen to provide greater opportunities for students wanting to complete international placement experiences. Department of Physical Therapy Pursuing Our Best
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The Department of Physical Therapy acknowledges the following clinical placement sites for their contribution to the student learning experience. Abbotsford Regional Hospital, BC Active Body Centre, New Zealand Active Physiotherapy & Wellness Centre Alberta Children’s Hospital Alberta Hospital Edmonton Association for the Rehabilitation of the Brain Injured Banff Physical Therapy & Sports Injuries Clinic Bow Valley-Downtown Sports Clinic Bowden Physiotherapy & Gym Brooks Health Centre Calgary Fall Prevention Clinic Calgary Winter Club Sports Physiotherapy Calgary Youth Physiotherapy Callingwood Physical Therapy Physiotherapy Camrose Pediatric Rehabilitation Program Canadian Forces - Health Services Clinic, Edmonton Canmore Hospital Capital Care, Dickensfield Capital Care, Lynnwood Capital Care, Norwood Capital Care, Sherwood Care Capital Care, Strathcona Care Centre Cardston Health Center Carewest, Dr. Vernon Fanning Centre Carewest, Glenmore Park CBI - Action Physical Therapy Clinic Ltd. CBI - Burnewood Physical Therapy CBI - Calgary Central CBI - Calgary Industrial CBI - Calgary South CBI - Deer Valley CBI - Edmonton NW CBI - Edmonton SE CBI - Ft. McMurray CBI - Hospital Side-Red Deer CBI - Leduc CBI - Lethbridge CBI - Medicine Hat CBI - Red Deer CBI - ReMed CBI - Sunridge Physiotherapy Clinic Centennial Centre for Mental Health & Brain Injury Child Development Center Department of Physical Therapy Pursuing Our Best
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Chinook Regional Hospital Chronic Pain Center, Calgary Community Accessible Rehabilitation (CAR) Central Community Accessible Rehabilitation (CAR) North Community Accessible Rehabilitation (CAR) South Community Neurorehab Services Community Rehabilitation Interdisciplinary Services (CRIS), Edmonton Cross Cancer Institute Crowsnest Pass Health Centre CSA Physiotherapy Daysland Community Health Centre Drumheller Health Centre Dynnamic Sports Physiotherapy Inc. Edmonton Musculoskeletal Centre Excel Physical Therapy Foothills Medical Center Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital Grande Cache Community Health Complex Grange Physical Therapy and Sports Injury Clinic Grey Nuns Community Hospital GRITProgram, Edmonton HealthPointe Rehabilitation & Sport Therapy Hinton Healthcare Centre Home Care Seniors Centre - Calgary Region Home Living Program, Edmonton In Step Physical Therapy Innisfail Health Centre Inuvik Hospital, NWT Island Health Clinic, Hong Kong Jasper Physiotherapy and Health Centre Kensington Physical Therapy Kinesis Physical Therapy Corp. Kinsmen Sports Centre Physical Therapy Clinic Leduc Community Hospital & Health Centre Lethbridge Community Health Lifemark - Academy Place Lifemark - Associate Clinic Physiotherapy & Massage Lifemark - Athabasca Centre Lifemark - Calgary Sports Therapy Lifemark - Father Bauer Arena Lifemark - Franklin Centre Lifemark - Heritage Hill Lifemark - Institute Lifemark - Kingsway Lifemark - Max Bell Arena Lifemark - Mayor Magrath Department of Physical Therapy Pursuing Our Best
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Lifemark - Millwoods Lifemark - Mira Health Centre Lifemark - Quarry Park Lifemark - Southland Leisure Centre Lifemark - Springborough Lifemark - SpringHill Sport Physiotherapy Lifemark - Stony Plain Lifemark - Sunpark Plaza Lifemark - Talisman Centre Lifemark - Village Square Mall Llifemark - Lake Beaumaris Lloydminster Hospital, SK Mayerthorpe Healthcare Centre Medicine Hat Regional Hospital Misericordia Community Health Centre Momentum Health Physiotherapy Northern Lights Regional health Centre Nose Creek Sport Physical Therapy Panther Sport Medicine & Rehab Centres Peak Physical Therapy Performance Physiotherapy & Acupuncture Peter Lougheed Centre Pindara Physiotherapy Sports Medicine, Australia Pivotal Physiotherapy, Edmonton and Ft. Saskatchewan Prairieview Physiotherapy ProActive Physiotherapy, NL Provost Health Centre PT Health - Advantage Aspen PT Health - Advantage Corporate Sport PT Health - Advantage Creekside PT Health - Market Mall PT Health - Sherwood Park Queen Elizabeth II Hospital Red Deer 49th Street Community Health Centre Red Deer Regional Hospital Centre Rehabilitation & Rheumatology Hospital, Sri Lanka Renfrew Educational Services Rimbey Health Centre Riverview Health Centre, MB Rocky Mountain Rehab & Spoorts Medicine Clinic Rockyview General Hospital Royal Alexandra Hospital Royal Columbian Hospital, BC Royal University Hospital, SK Seton Jasper Healthcare Centre Sherwood Park Sports Physiotherapy Department of Physical Therapy Pursuing Our Best
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Smoky Lake Healthcare Centre St. Albert Physical Therapy & Sport Injuries St. Joseph’s Auxiliary Hospital St. Mary’s Hospital, Camrose St. Michael’s Health Centre, Lethbridge Stanton Territorial Hospital, NWT Sturgeon Community Hospital Summerside Children’s Sport and Physiotherapy Sundre Health Centre Supportive Living, Calgary Supportive Living, Edmonton Surakarta Health Polytechnic, Indonesia Tamarack Physical Therapy Tawa Physical Therapy TD Square-Downtown Sports Clinic Two Hills Health Centre University of Alberta - Corbett Clinic University of Alberta - GlenSather Sports Medicine Centre University of Alberta Hospital University of Calgary - Sports Medicine Centre Vegreville Care Centre Westlock Healthcare Centre Westview Health Centre Wetaskiwin Hospital and Care Centre Whitecourt Health Care Centre Worker’s Compensation Board - Millard Health Rehabilitation Centre
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The MScPT Satellite on the Augustana campus in Camrose was launched in 2010 in response to the Government of Alberta’s forecast of significant shortages of Physical Therapists in the Alberta workforce. This pilot project was designed to test a distributed education model of program delivery as a cost effective alternative to developing new programs to meet workforce needs. Building on the success of the Augustana satellite, Alberta Enterprise and Advanced Education provided funding to extend the Augustana pilot and develop an additional satellite program in Calgary. Beginning in September 2012, the Department of Physical Therapy offered the MScPT program at three sites in Alberta: Edmonton, Camrose and Calgary. Students at each campus complete the same core program of required courses by attending class via videoconferencing technology. Each location offers unique elective opportunities reflective of local expertise and community partnerships in addition to the online electives available to all students enrolled in the program. Preliminary findings indicate that the distributed education model piloted in Augustana and Calgary is very successful. Feedback from students, faculty and staff at all three sites is positive and students at satellites are performing on par with their counterparts at the Edmonton Campus. The Associate Chair of the Physical Therapy Department, Professor Bernadette Martin, leads a three year research project to evaluate the impact of the Augustana satellite project on student performance and engagement, instructor experience and community relations. Final results are anticipated in 2014.
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The 2012-2013 academic year marks the third operational year of the Augustana satellite. This year the Augustana satellite saw the convocation of the inaugural cohort. The second cohort of students have nearly completed the program at Augustana and a third cohort has begun. Student feedback on the Augustana experience has been overwhelmingly positive. This is also the first year with the addition of the Calgary cohort. Satellite instructors devoted significant time in the summer and fall of 2012 to ensure the transition to a three campus program was seamless for the students. As the Augustana campus continues to thrive and grow, MScPT Coordinator, Lisa Jasper, became involved in the General Space Planning Process which will place the MScPT program in a new Augustana Science building. The new space will consist of the classroom, lab and seminar rooms necessary for the program as well as additional demonstration and storage space. The program will continue to make the space available to local clinicians to attend College of Physical Therapists of Alberta and Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine webinar series via videoconference and to Augustana Nursing students who utilize the technology to participate in InterD courses with students on the Edmonton campus. Additional partnerships with the Augustana Campus and Camrose community resulted in the development of several new elective opportunities for the Augustana Cohort of students this year. Physical Therapy Professor Chris Zarski also continued to provide services to the Augustana Vikings Athletic Program through the Physical Therapy Varsity Clinic in Camrose. The Augustana community has been very supportive of the MScPT program through the provision of clinical placements, student community electives, assistance in finding patients for student learning experiences, acting as standardized patients and assisting with practical exams.
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In September 2012, the first MScPT Calgary cohort began their program at the Department of Physical Therapy’s Calgary Satellite. Housed at the University of Calgary’s downtown campus, the MScPT satellite students benefit from Campus Alberta inspired agreements that allow students access to many of the University of Calgary services. As with the Augustana Satellite, on-site faculty facilitate courses taught from Edmonton or Camrose and also teach back to the other campuses. Thanks to the preparatory work completed by satellite faculty and the Rehabilitation Medicine Technology Group in 2011-2012, the satellite is operating smoothly and students are immersed in their first year of the program. In June 2013, the Calgary satellite began to share its teaching space with the Alberta Internationally Educated Physical Therapy Bridging (AIEPB) program. The AIEPB program is a government funded pilot program operated through the Department of Physical Therapy. Building on the success of the MScPT program’s distributed education model, the AIEPB program offers students the choice of accessing the in-person portions of their part-time program either through the Edmonton or Calgary MScPT lab facilities. Like the Augustana satellite, the Calgary satellite also offers the use of the videoconferencing technology and learning space in support of College of Physical Therapists of Alberta and Faculty of Rehabilitation webinars. Initial feedback from students and faculty demonstrate that a three site model for the MScPT program is working well and the student experience remains positive. The Calgary Satellite is currently funded to accept a second cohort in 2014 and see these students through to completion of their program in 2017.
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In 2011, the Department of Physical Therapy partnered with the College of Physical Therapists of Alberta (CPTA) to launch the Alberta Internationally Educated Physiotherapist Bridging Program (AEIBP). Funded by Health Canada, this pilot program is designed to provide internationally educated physical therapists (IEPTs) with the knowledge and skills necessary to meet Canadian credentialing requirements and practice in Canada. The AIEBP is the second program of its kind in Canada and has a unique delivery format and mentorship model designed to promote accessibility and integration across the province. In May 2013, the first cohort of 17 students was welcomed to the Edmonton Campus for a one-week bootcamp that introduced them to their instructors, mentors, classmates, library systems, program expectations and curriculum format. Following this introductory week, students returned to their home towns for the remainder of the program. The program structure is three academic courses followed by a clinical placement. Each academic course in the program follows a blended format consisting of: a series of two week online content modules; biweekly in-person practical labs at either the Calgary or Edmonton University of Alberta facilities; and 12 hours/month of mentor-led clinical experience at clinical sites. The Edmonton and Calgary on-site labs are connected via the Department of Physical Therapy video-conferencing systems so that all students may benefit from questions raised at either site. The pilot program is off to a great start. Current students have settled into the program format and are reporting a very positive learning experience. There is also great interest from IEPTs throughout the province, western Canada and internationally for admission to the second cohort. Both students and mentors have found the mentoring aspect of the program beneficial. Students appreciate the one-on-one guidance and discussions of the learning plans in relation to actual caseload make learning immediate and relevant. The mentorship model has also allowed part-time clinicians who weren’t able to supervise MScPT students to participate in clinical education and contribute to the growth of the profession. The AIEPB pilot project is currently funded to 2016 and is committed to graduating two cohorts of students. An evaluation plan is in place to monitor the success of the students and the program. Based on success to date, the Department is developing a sustainability plan and looks forward to transitioning the pilot into a permanent program.
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The Corbett Hall Student Physical Therapy Clinic was launched in 2009-2010 with a multi-fold purpose of teaching, service and research. Students in the MScPT program provide treatment and rehabilitation under the supervision of a licensed physical therapist gaining valuable clinical experience in a learning environment. Within the clinic, students are also able to engage in related learning activities such as the production of educational videos for University Health Services. As a student clinic, nominal fees for service allow the clinic to provide a valuable service for under-served populations who may not be able to access AHS public or private clinics. Researchers are able to make use of the well-equipped facility to conduct clinical research and through the use of student research assistants provide rich learning opportunities. Building on the successful experience of the initial year of the Clinic, the Clinic Lead, Dr. Geoff Bostick, was able to secure a grant for clinic development and the Department worked with external consultants Myers Norris Penny to develop a Student Clinic Expansion Plan. At the close of 2012 a number of the pilot initiatives developed in the plan were implemented, such as moving from students attending the Clinic only in short term electives to hosting full clinical placements for students from the University of Alberta and from Physical Therapy programs across Canada. In addition, the Clinic partnered with the Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation to provide a Varsity Clinic to treat University of Alberta Athletes. The Clinic continues to offer its two founding clinics: Mixed Caseload and Older Adult. Placements U of A MScPT Students U of A Students Canadian Students International Students PTA (MacEwan)
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Mixed Caseload Clinic This non-profit clinic offers care to people with neurological or musculoskeletal/ orthopedic injuries or conditions. As student learning is emphasized, assessment and treatment sessions typically take longer than what patients would experience in a community physical therapy clinic/ambulatory setting. Physician referrals are not required. Number of Patients: 365 Number of Visits: 1666
Older Adult Health and Wellness Student Clinic The clinic is specifically designed to improve older adults’ general health and wellness, from improving balance and preventing falls to minimizing pain due to arthritis or developing a strength and conditioning program. The clinic is open to all abilities and conditions and strives to improve all attendees’ health with special emphasis on conditions that affect those aged 55 years and older. Number of Patients: 156 Number of Visits: 714
Varsity Clinic Offered in partnership with the Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation, the Varsity Clinic runs during the academic year and serves the needs of the University of Alberta student athletes. One full-time Physical Therapist is dedicated to the care of athletes and also supervises student placements in the Varsity Clinic. The Varsity Clinic has moved to the new Sather Clinic for the 2013-2014 academic year. Number of Patients: 135 Number of Visits: 1752
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Physical Therapy Recruitment Fair
On July 10, 2013 the Department of Physical Therapy hosted a recruitment fair where potential employers were invited to connect with upcoming graduates and discuss job opportunities within their organizations. Employers were also given an opportunity to give a brief presentation to interested students. This was the secong year the fair was put on and it was very well attended by both employers and students.
Alberta Internationally Educated Physiptherapists Bridging Program Launch
On May 6, 2013 the Faculty welcomed its first group of students to the Alberta Internationally Educated Physiotherapists Bridging Program. The goal of this program is to support internationally educated physical therapists, who already possess qualifications verified by the Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators, to work toward meeting legal requirements for licensing and to transition to practice as a physiotherapist in Alberta.
The first cohort is comprimised of 17 students (9 students in Edmonton, 8 in Calgary). The program has representation from the following countries: India, Philippines, Nigeria, Columbia, Chile, and Brazil.
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Dr David Magee Order of Canada Celebration Dr. David Magee has been a faculty member in the Department of Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta since 1972. He was the Chair of the Department of Physical Therapy from 1980-1993 and was Associate Dean in the Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine from 2003 to 2011. Dr. Magee has been the Sports Therapist for several amateur and professional sports teams including Canada’s national synchronized swimming team, the Edmonton Eskimos football club and the Edmonton Oilers hockey team. He has received numerous honors during his world renowned career in physical therapy, including three Stanley Cup rings, a Grey Cup ring and a namesake endowed chair at the U of A. Dr Magee was among 91 Canadians appointed to the Order of Canada on December 30, 2012. The Order of Canada, one of the country’s most prestigious civilian honours, is awarded in recognition of a lifetime of renowned service to the community and the nation as a whole. On May 3, 2013 a celebration was held at Corbett Hall in order to recognize Dr Magee’s accomplishment. Dr. Magee is the recipient of the prestigious Order of Canada for his years of dedication to physiotherapy and rehabilitation.
Photo (left to right): Barrie Stafford, Ken Lowe, David Magee, Ryan Smyth
Photo: Susan Armijo-Olivo, David Magee
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The ARA Annual Awards Dinner (formerly known as ARCC) is an
interdisciplinary event attended by members and friends of the rehabilitation fields - Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology. It is an opportunity to honour professionals and support personnel who have provided exemplary service within their respective fields. Congratulations to those individuals from the Physical Therapy community who were nominated and received awards. Clinical Excellence Award(Urban Therapist) Winner - Angela Chiu Nominated - Jane Crosley Rehab Student Supervisor Award (Urban) Winner - Anne Dobson Rehab Student Supervisor Award (Rural) Nominated - Karin Eldred Jim Vargo Leadership and Mentoring Award Winner - Bernadette Martin Nominees - Greg Cutforth, Margaret Hall, Barbara Stoesz, Anita Wamsley Sunrise Award Winner - Megan Hudson Nominees - Melanie Haire, Ceilidh Kinlin
Photo (left to right): Mayank Rehani, Angela Chiu, Barb Stoesz (Knowledge Mobilization Network – Intra-Alberta), Bernadette Martin, Carmen Leibel, Meagan Hudson, and Staci Cooper.
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The Department of Physical Therapy and the Physiotherapy Alberta College & Association provided a series of nine webinars for practitioners. These webinars were viewed by therapists from across the country. The webinars cover current trends in chronic pain, obesity management and stroke rehabilitation. Each webinar will update clinicians on the latest developments in each topic area and how these impact practice. Screening for musculoskeletal red flags: The Physiotherapist’s role in primary care. Presenter – Geoff Schneider, University of Calgary. Physiotherapist’s (PT’s) evaluate patients with musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction in clinical practice. As primary care providers, PT’s need to screen for red flags (indicating serious pathology) as part of their clinical examination. This webinar will review the evidence and provide clinicians with a pragmatic management approach to screening for musculoskeletal red flags in their clinical practice. Electrical stimulation for wounds: Review of research evidence and clinical techniques. Presenter – Dr Pamela Houghton, University of Western Ontario. This presentation will describe biological effects of electrical current on the healing process. A review of current clinical research evidence to support the use of electrical stimulation treatments on chronic wounds will be provided. Common application techniques used to safely and effectively deliver electrical current to the wound will be provided. An Introduction to Addressing Chronic Headaches in Your Physiotherapy Practice. Presenter – Kate Gerry PT, Calgary Region Pain Centre. ‘Is it all in my head’? How do headache conditions fit into a rehabilitation medicine context? Tune in to become more familiar with differential diagnosis and aware of when to refer. Clinical Decision Support Tools in the Management of Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders Presenter – Dr Doug Gross, Department of Physical Therapy, U of A. Physical Therapists are often asked whether patients with musculoskeletal disorders are capable of working and if not, what interventions are needed to facilitate returnto-work. This webinar will update participants on evidence-based information for guiding these decisions, and demonstrate a prototype computer-based clinical decision support tool.
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Motor control versus graded activity exercises in back pain: does the type of exercise matter? Presenter – Dr Luciana Macedo, Post-Doc, U of A. Dr. Luciana Macedo is a postdoctoral fellow at the Common Spinal Disorders Research group at the Department of Physical Therapy, University of Alberta. Dr. Macedo will discuss the findings of a recently published randomized controlled trial comparing motor control exercises and graded activity for patients with chronic non-specific low back pain. During the webinar, she will discuss the clinical applications of the results and the available evidence for selecting exercise therapies for patients with non-specific back pain. Management of Spasticity in Adults Presenter – Dr Lalith Satkunam + Linda Minor PT, Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital. This webinar will address: - Understanding of what spasticity is. - Rationale for the various treatment options. - When is the appropriate time to intervene? - Role of PT in spasticity management. - Referral process for the Glenrose Program. Psychological Influence on Low Back Pain: An Evidence Supported Review of Implications for Clinical Practice Presenter – Dr Steven George, University of Florida. Steven Z. George, PT, PhD is Associate Professor and Assistant Department Chair at the University of Florida, Department of Physical Therapy. Practitioners often view the psychological influence on low back pain as a dichotomy – either present and indicative of a referral or absent and to be ignored. In reality, psychological influence on pain is to be expected and there is potential that appropriate recognition of relevant psychological factors is necessary to obtain optimal clinical outcomes. This talk will a) review psychological processes and current models for development of chronic low back pain; b) indicate different ways psychological factors can impact outcomes; and c) propose an integrated model of management called psychologically informed practice. Is there really value in using evidence to make clinical decisions? Presenter – Dr Linda Woodhouse, Department of Physical Therapy, U of A. Linda is an Associate Professor and holder of the Dr. David Magee Endowed Chair in Musculoskeletal Research in the Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine at the University of Alberta. This webinar will explore the value of using evidence to build a better health system. Case studies will be used to review how to use data to make decisions on an individual patient basis. These data will be used to highlight the added value that physiotherapists bring to the management of patients with musculoskeletal disorders. Department of Physical Therapy Pursuing Our Best
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Summary of Admission Statistics for September 2012 Enrollment September 2012: 110 students admitted to the MScPT (coursebased) program. • 82 female, 28 male • 103 Alberta residents; 7 Out of province Enrollment summary: • MScPT 2013 Cohort • MScPT 2012 Cohort • MScPT 2011 Cohort
- 92 (Admission year 2011) - 78 (Admission year 2010) - 83 (Admission year 2009)
Convocation 2012 Professional Practice Entry-Level MScPT Program Akins, Lindsay Allen, Jason Andrews, April Annicchiarico, Krista Archibald, Kimberly Armstrong, Jenna Axelson, Michelle Banack, Julie Anne Bernes, Nathan Binotto, Anna-Lise Bopp, Amanda Braden, Kaitlan Bradley, Daniel Brouillard, Ainsley Brown, Kaeleigh Chisholm, Alec Clarke, Amber Cody, Heather Corbeil, Laura Cuglietta, Natalie Eyolfson, Nicole Ferguson, Jordana Foth, Raquel Francis, Brittany Fraser, Dustin Gagnon, Stacy Gainer, Forrest
Gamache, Vania Gamblin, Tyler Gillespie, Daniel Goldstrom, Amy Hammond, Samantha Hillier, Kimberly Hon, Carmen Hung, Jessica Husar, Devan Iacchelli, Selenia Ives, Noel Janot, Lindsey Johnson, Melissa Katerenchuk, Tarah Kenyon, Kathleen Khan, Janelle Koch, Justin Kowalczyk, Murray Kraby, Allison LaBerge, Jolene Lewis, Carrie Long, Amber MacLellan, Crystal MacLeod, Shannon Mandeville, Tracy McCaffrey, Andrea McKanna, Christopher
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