Research Activities Report by westparkhealthcarecentre

Academic Activity Three Year Report 2020 - 2023

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. WELCOME FROM WEST PARK LEADERS

2. ACADEMIC STRATEGY & VISION

Academic Vision Academic Mission & Values

3. ACADEMIC PRODUCTIVITY 3.1 Respiratory Medicine Research

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3.1.1 Respiratory Rehabilitation Research 3.1.2 Tuberculosis Research 3.1.3 Long Term Ventilation 3.2 Amputee Research

3.3 Spasticity Research and Education

4. ACADEMICS & CLINICAL EDUCATION

Residents and Fellows Interprofessional Education

5. RESEARCH PRODUCTIVITY Publications

Awards and Grants

Presentations

Welcome from West Park Leadership Welcome to West Park Healthcare Centre's (WPHC) thriving realm of research and education, where our commitment to innovation and patient-centered care shines brightly. Rooted in a mission to improve healthcare outcomes and provide unparalleled experiences for our patients, we stand as a dynamic rehabilitation and complex continuing care facility, addressing the evolving needs of our diverse community. Guided by strategic plans, we've forged a trajectory of academic growth. Our Research & Education Council (REC) spearheads interdisciplinary progress to our academic plan. Our vision embodies becoming a hub of clinical research, learning, and discovery, influencing practice and patient outcomes. Collaborations, patient engagement, and policy impact underscore our commitment to key priorities. Strategic priorities encompass leadership in primary research areas, like respiratory, spasticity, and amputee rehabilitation. Integration of research, education, and practice propels us forward, while values of excellence, respect, trust, collaboration, and accountability guide our every step. Join us in a journey that bridges research and practice, transforming healthcare through knowledge and compassion.

Dr. Jan Walker, PhD Vice President, Strategy and Innovation West Park Healthcare Centre

A bright future Research and Education WPHC contributes at an international level to the care of patients with chronic respiratory conditions. Our focus on translational research has empowered patients to improve mobility, health related quality of life, autonomy and community reintegration. We have influenced clinical practice and guidelines at a local and national level. We are accessing the new generation of apps and wearable technologies and are poised to work with AI to continue to advance service delivery. We lead the Provincial Long Term Ventilation strategy. Academic work in amputee rehabilitation focuses on understanding physical and behavioral approaches to enhance the recovery of amputees.

Education is a major focus. In addition to Canadian trainees we have fellows from Egypt, the UK, Iran, Singapore and Saudi Arabia, many of whom have created their own rehabilitation programs. Today’s research achievements provide the platform for future transformative clinical research and education to better science and comprehensive patient care. We are proud to contribute both to patient care and to academic productivity at the University of Toronto

Dr. Roger Goldstein Chair, Research and Education Council

Strategy and Vision Academic Vision Continue to grow as a leading Centre for clinical research, integrated teaching, learning and discovery by health care professionals across multiple disciplines. Influence practice and support patients with ongoing health conditions to receive the most up to date rehabilitation to improve their autonomy and health related quality of life.

Academic Mission WPHC is committed to ongoing collaborative relationships with academic institutions and leading professional organizations, to promote clinical research, learning, teaching, and knowledge exchange. We will directly engage patients and their caregivers, and influence public and health care policy. Our overall goal is to achieve meaningful benefits for patients and their caregivers. We provide education for learners (staff and students) in a multidisciplinary environment comprised of diverse healthcare professionals. Our research is aligned with the needs of our specialized populations.

Strategic Priorities 1. Be world-renowned leaders in the primary research areas 2. Integrate research, education, and practice

Research and Education at a Glance (2020-2023) 130 Publications

55 Research Awards & Grants 12 Scientist & Physician Leads

Research Areas Respiratory Amputee Spasticity

950+ Residents, fellows and clinical placements

Academic Productivity at West Park The clinical initiatives at West Park include rehabilitation, tuberculosis and complex continuing care. Research has informed optimal patient management. Our research is focused in three areas: Respiratory Medicine (Rehabilitation, Long-Term Ventilation and Tuberculosis), Amputee Rehabilitation and Spasticity.

We ask clinically relevant questions to advance clinical practice as reflected in valid reproducible outcome measures. Driving our work is a spirit of inquiry that permeates the clinical teams and includes our patients.

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Respiratory Medicine Research Program

The Respiratory Medicine Research Program encompasses three interwoven areas: i) Respiratory Rehabilitation, ii) Tuberculosis and Non Tuberculosis Mycobacteria (NTM) and iii) Long Term Ventilation

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Respiratory Rehabilitation Research

Tuberculosis Research

Long-Term Ventilation Centre of Excellence

RESPIRATORY

Respiratory Medicine: Respiratory Rehabilitation Research As a fully affiliated academic program in the rehabilitation and complex continuing care sector, research in respiratory rehabilitation has achieved national and international recognition. Clinical studies support our four rehabilitation programs (in-patient, outpatient, virtual and maintenance) and have yielded multiple publications in peer reviewed journals. In addition we have promoted the development of numerous programs across the country. We have been involved provincially through establishing guidelines for supplemental oxygen and (on-going) co-chairing Ontario Quality Standards for COPD. We are active in two Ontario Health Teams, guiding initiatives in respiratory population health. Our current focus is on promoting health equity for the underprivileged population.

We network with other respiratory rehabilitation programs across the country and in collaboration with the Lung Association initiated five national conferences on COPD (The COPD Alliance), subsequently founding the scientific program for the annual Canadian National Respiratory Conference. We participate in guideline creation for the American Thoracic Society and European Respiratory Society. Our commitment is to contribute to clinical care and academic productivity around patients with chronic respiratory conditions and to train the next generation of clinician scientists in respiratory rehabilitation research.

RESPIRATORY

Pioneering the Evolution of Pulmonary Rehabilitation Since our foundational studies of PR (Lancet 1994, Lancet 1996), our group has focused on approaches to improve exercise function (assisting ventilation, helium- oxygen gas mixtures, muscle partitioning) as well as tackling co-existing conditions (chronic pain, poor nutrition, loneliness and osteoarthritis). We have evaluated sedentary behavior, repeat rehabilitation programs, rapid access rehabilitation and measures of walking speeds.

Our clinical research program includes; health literacy, telerehabilitation, wearable technologies, COPD apps and activity monitoring. We have been privileged to contribute to an advancing scientific field and have shared this experience with our trainees in medicine and rehabilitation sciences as well as our colleagues from around the world. Enclosed (page 27) is a list of publications and grants over the past 3 years.

Respiratory Rehabilitation Research Activities 2020-2023 Awards & Grants

Presentations

Publications

New Studies

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RESPIRATORY

Research Example: Transformative Impact of One-Legged Cycling on Exercise Function A novel approach to improve exercise function in those with severe ventilatory limitations has been the development of one-legged cycling, following our initial observation (Dolmage, Chest 2006) that patients with severe COPD increased endurance time when using one leg. We have reported the greater improvements in fitness (peak oxygen uptake) when compared with conventional cycling (Dolmage, Chest 2008).

Subsequently we have incorporated one-legged cycling as the principal exercise modality in pulmonary rehabilitation (Evans AJRCCM 2013, Evans Annals ATS 2015). More recently we (Dolmage Annals ATS 2020) have reported the effects of one legged cycling in patients with Interstitial Pulmonary Fibrosis and are midway through a randomized controlled trial for patients with IPF, with the aim of improving exercise capacity and quality of life (Dolmage Annals ATS 2020).

RESPIRATORY

Scientists: Respiratory Rehabilitation Research Dr. Roger Goldstein Dr. Goldstein is a Senior Scientist at West Park and the Head of Respiratory Medicine. He is a specialist in Respiratory Medicine who trained in the UK, Toronto and San Francisco. He was recruited by West Park and the University of Toronto to establish an academic respiratory rehabilitation program. He is the Respirology Division Head at West Park as well as the Chair of the Research Education Council. Dr. Goldstein is a Professor of Medicine and Physical Therapy at the University of Toronto and the Founding NSA Chair in Respiratory Rehabilitation Research. He is cross appointed as a Professor of Rehabilitation Sciences at McMaster University. He has extensive experience in the clinical management and investigation of patients with chronic respiratory conditions. He has numerous publications and has made many invited presentations at local, national and international meetings. In partnership with Dr. Dina Brooks, he co- directs the post-graduate respiratory rehabilitation research group at West Park, which includes both Canadian and International trainees.

Dr. Dina Brooks Dr. Brooks is a Senior Scientist at West Park. She is also a Professor in the School of Rehabilitation Science and is the Vice-Dean (Health Sciences) and Executive Director, School of Rehabilitation Science at McMaster University. Dr. Brooks is recognized as a leader in cardiorespiratory rehabilitation and is a fellow of the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences. She held a Canada Research Chair in Rehabilitation and COPD and presently holds the National Sanitarium Association Chair in Respiratory Rehabilitation Research. Dr. Brooks is an alumna of University of Toronto, where she completed a Bachelor of Science degree in Physiotherapy, a Master of Science degree in Physiology and a PhD in Medical Sciences. She holds a status appointment as Professor in the Departments of Physical Therapy and Medicine and Rehabilitation Science Institute at University of Toronto.

Tom Dolmage Mr. Tom Dolmage is a Scientist at West Park Healthcare Centre where he has been the Special Procedures Technologist for many years. He graduated from the University of Waterloo with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and Exercise Science degree followed by a Master of Science in Exercise Physiology from York University. Tom is an experienced physiologist, innovator and researcher in new approaches to rehabilitation of patients with lung disease. His research is widely recognized and he is a Centre resource in statistics and methodology.

RESPIRATORY

Physician Leads: Respiratory Rehabilitation Research Dr. Robert Varadi Dr. Robert Varadi is a respirologist with the Respiratory Rehabilitation and Long term Ventilation services at West Park. He also practices general respirology at West Park and the Toronto Western Hospital. His clinical interests include rehabilitation in chronic respiratory conditions, chronic respiratory failure, and respiratory impact of neurologic/neuromuscular diseases. He is the West Park lead on a multi-center CIHR funded project on remote monitoring in ventilator dependent individuals.

Dr. Deborah Casey Dr. Deborah Ksan Casey is a Respirologist at West Park Healthcare Centre and Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre. Her expertise lies in managing chronic respiratory conditions, respiratory failure, and the respiratory aspects of neurologic/neuromuscular diseases. Dr. Casey is the respiratory lead in quality improvement and is currently evaluating pressure ulcers in long term ventilation.

Physician Fellows: Respiratory Dr. Shahram Masouleh

Dr. Mohamed Khalil

Shahid Beheshti University, Tehran, Iran

Cairo University, Egypt

Dr. Saleh AlZahrani

Dr. Rupinder Mangat

Albaha University, Saudi Arabia

University of Toronto

Dr. Ihab Weheba Ain Shams University, Egypt

RESPIRATORY

Graduate Students and Research Staff Shirley Quach

Wade Michaelchuk

PhD Candidate at the School of Rehabilitation Science, McMaster University

PhD candidate in Rehabilitation Sciences at the University of Toronto

Lee Verweel

Christopher Farley

PhD Candidate at the School of Rehabilitation Science, McMaster University. Manager of Research and Innovation at West Park.

PhD student at the School of Rehabilitation Science, McMaster University

Dr. Annie Newman

Dr. Sanaa Alsubheen

Post-doctoral fellow

Cindy Ellerton

Diane Peterson

Physiotherapist (Day hospital) and Research Coordinator for Respiratory Research team

Office Supervisor

RESPIRATORY

Research Example: From Breath to Balance Integrating Balance Training into PR Patients with COPD experience falls more frequently than the general population. The observation that impairments in balance tests could discriminate fallers from non-fallers in COPD (Beauchamp, Respir Med 2009) and that conventional PR did not impact tests of balance (Beauchamp, Archives Phys Med 2010) and that the deficiency was apparent in all the subcomponents of balance testing (Beauchamp, Chest 2012), resulted in a randomized controlled trial of balancetraining integrated into pulmonary rehabilitation that observed higher balance scores in the study group (Beauchamp Chest 2013). A subsequent knowledge translation study (Harrison, BMC Pulmonary Medicine 2015) integrated balance training into clinical PR. Guidelines on staffing and training frequency (O’Hoski Physiotherapy Canada 2021), set the stage for the ongoing CIHR funded international, randomized controlled trial evaluating the effect of balance training on falls in individuals with COPD.

Navigating New Digital Frontiers: Innovations in Pulmonary Rehabilitation Through a series of studies, we are examining the capabilities of commercially available COPD apps (PhD applicant Quatch) and wearable devices (PhD applicant Michaelchuk) investigating the realm of virtual pulmonary rehabilitation (PhD applicant Verweel). In this digital era, we recognize the power of technology to reshape healthcare experiences to enhance clinical outcomes and access to care.

RESPIRATORY

A Legacy of Mentorship Dr. Dina Brooks (PhD) and Dr. Roger Goldstein, lead the West Park program in Respiratory Rehabilitation Research. There have been numerous doctoral and postdoctoral trainees associated with the Centre. Many have continued to lead in their faculties at other Universities. Recent examples of trainee success includes:

Dr. Marla Beauchamp PhD in Balance Assessment and Training in COPD at the University of Toronto (2007 – 2012) and completed postdoctoral studies in Outcome Measurement at Harvard University (2012 – 2014). She is currently an Associate Professor in the School of Rehabilitation Science at McMaster University and holds a Tier 2 Canada Research Chair in Mobility, Aging, and Chronic Disease.

Dr. Tania Janaudis-Ferreira Came from Umea University (Sweden) to undertake postdoctoral studies in Upper Extremity Training in COPD (2010 – 2012).She is currently an Associate Professor in the School of Occupational and Physical Therapy at McGill University.She is a Scientist at the Research Institute of McGill University, holds 2 CIHR-IMHA Inclusive Research Excellence Prizes and is a co-founder of the Canadian Network for Rehabilitation and Exercise for Solid Organ Transplant Optimal Recovery.

Dr. Ana Oliveira Completed her PhD at the University of Porto (Portugal) and undertook post-doctoral studies in Interstitial Lung Disease and Pulmonary Rehabilitation (2019 – 2022). She has co-authored 45 papers and 4 book chapters and is an Adjunct Professor in the School of Health Sciences at the University of Aveiro (Portugal).

RESPIRATORY

Respiratory Medicine: Tuberculosis Research Our team is recognized nationally as a leader in the management of complex tuberculosis (TB) cases, including multidrug resistant TB (MDR-TB).

The team has also described the costs of managing TB, including MDR-TB, along with 2 other Canadian centres (Emerging Infectious Diseases 2022).

We published the largest case series of MDR-TB in Canada in 2015 (Canadian Respiratory Journal 2015), and subsequently participated in several large and high-impact individual patient meta-analyses on MDR-TB management (Lancet 2018, European Respiratory Journal 2020, Lancet Respiratory Medicine 2020), which directly influenced WHO treatment guidelines.

We co-led the writing of the DrugResistant TB chapter of the Canadian TB Standards, 8th Edition (Canadian Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care and Sleep Medicine 2022).

We published our unique experience on use of lower-dose amikacin in MDRTB (BMC Infectious Diseases 2021), our experience managing TB in patients with chronic liver disease (J Assoc Med Microbiol Infect Dis Can 2023).

Since 2016, we have trained 10 fellows in Mycobacterial disease (TB and nontuberculous mycobacterial disease), most of whom have gone on to obtain academic positions as mycobacterial disease specialists in their home cities and countries.

RESPIRATORY

Tuberculsosis Research Activities (2020-2023) Awards & Grants

Presentations

Publications

Scientists & Physician Leads: Tuberculosis Research Dr. Sarah Brode Dr. Brode is an Assistant Professor of Medicine with a specialized focus on Tuberculosis (TB) and Non Tuberculous Mycobacteria (NTM). She is the Physician Lead for the Tuberculosis Service at our provincially designated treatment centre for difficult-to- treat cases and she is appointed to UHN (Toronto Western Hospital) as the medical director of the TB clinic and the education director of the NTM program.

Dr. Natalie Sabur Dr. Sabur is appointed to the Tuberculosis Service at West Park Healthcare Centre and at St. Michael’s hospital. She trained in Toronto and Calgary before completing her Masters in Public Health at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health after which she underwent further training in tuberculosis at Groote Schuur Hospital (University of Cape Town) in South Africa.

RESPIRATORY

Respiratory Medicine: Long-Term Ventilation Centre of Excellence A Comprehensive Approach to Long-Term Ventilation: Combining Clinical Expertise, Research, and System-wide Integration Our initiative in supporting ventilator assisted individuals (VAI) outside of the ICU began many years ago with two patients transferred from the ICU at TGH. Building on the need to free ICU space and to facilitate a better quality of life we now host the largest (69 bed) long term ventilation (LTV) unit in Canada providing assessments, transition to the community and a safe environment for VAI. As the designated Provincial Centre of Excellence for LTV our mission is to promote LTV care throughout Ontario. In the GTA we work closely with our partners (Michael

Garron and Toronto Grace) using a single co-ordinated pull strategy to facilitate accommodating VAI at the most suitable location. Our interests include non-invasive (Brooks CRJ 2002) and invasive (Wijkstra Chest 2003) ventilation, user perspectives (Brooks CRJ 2004), caregiver experience (Evans CRJ 2012) and transitioning VAI from acute care to the community (Rose CJRCCM 2018). We participate in national studies on Home Ventilation (Rose, Respiratory Care 2015) Healthcare Utilization in Neuromuscular Disease (Rose, ERJ 2018) and maintenance of Lung Hygiene by Mechanical Insufflation (Rose, Respiratory Care 2021). LTV information can be accessed from our Provincial Portal www.ontariolongtermventilation.com.

Amputee

Amputee Research

Research in this field taps into the wealth of experiences found in one of the largest adult amputee rehabilitation services in Canada. Our amputee rehabilitation research examines components and models of care with the goal of maximizing functional independence. The addition of an amputee scientist (2019) has advanced our academic productivity. With a history of recognition through professional society awards and multiple peer-reviewed papers we have integrated research into the program's core.

Amputee Research Activities (2020-2023) Awards & Grants

Publications

New Studies

Presentations

AMPUTEE

Grassroots Innovation: Revolutionizing Prosthetics Pioneering the future of prosthetics, West Park has become a hub for the real-world implementation of 3D printing. This innovative digital pathway offers a seamless and efficient experience for individuals living with lower limb amputation. In collaboration with front-line clinicians, Dr. Crystal MacKay has led qualitative evaluations of the barriers and enablers of using 3D printing with patients and providers resulting in numerous presentations and publications in Prosthetics and Orthotics International and the Journal of Disability and Rehabilitation. Our research group has started to explore other dimensions of 3D printing, including socket geometry, sensor technology, and software applications

CIHR-Funded Innovation: Promoting Physical Activity Recovery Following Dysvascular Amputation Dr. Crystal MacKay has secured a noteworthy achievement in healthcare research with a substantial Canadian Institute of HealthResearch Project Grant. This grant, totaling $300,000 over two years, is for her project "A Behaviour Change Intervention Promoting Physical Activity Following Dysvascular Amputation: A Pilot Study." This research focuses on practical behavior change interventions that encourage physical activity, aiming to empower individuals and enhance their overall well-being.

AMPUTEE

Our Scientists: Amputee Research Dr. Crystal MacKay, PhD, MScPT, MSc Dr. MacKay is a Scientist at West Park Healthcare Centre and Assistant Professor(status) in the Department of Physical Therapy, University of Toronto with a cross appointment at the Rehabilitation Sciences Institute. Following her PhD (Institute of Medical Science) and postdoctoral training at Toronto Rehabilitation Institute her research interests include health needs, outcomes and service use of people living with chronic conditions, focusing on patient-centred complex health interventions.

Dr. Steven Dilkas Dr. Dilkas plays a multifaceted role at West Park, serving as a staff physician in the Amputee Rehabilitation service and extending his expertise to high-performance athletes, including both able-bodied and Paralympic athletes. Beyond his contributions to West Park, he holds the prestigious position of Chief Medical Officer at Canadian Sport Institute Ontario, where he influences the health and performance of elite athletes. In addition to his clinical and sports medicine commitments, Dr. Dilkas contributes to academia as an Assistant Professor in the Division of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation within the Department of Medicine at the University of Toronto.

Dr. Michael Devlin Dr. Devlin is a Physiatrist in the Centre’s Amputee Rehabilitation service and an Assistant Professor, Division of Physiatry, University of Toronto.

AMPUTEE

Sensor research aims to improve life for amputees As an engineer, assistant professor, and amputee, Dr. Fae Azhari is participating in research that could revolutionize the fit and comfort of lower limb prosthetics, improving the lives of amputees. Azhari's research at the University of Toronto focused on the monitoring of structures such as bridges and buildings; however, after losing her leg in an accident in 2018, she developed a passion for the engineering of prosthetics. She aims to develop an affordable and convenient method for monitoring patients' gaits using inexpensive sensors attached to a shoe cover. This technology could help clinicians better understand each patient's unique gait and adjust prosthetics accordingly. With her familiarity with using sensors to monitor engineering structures, Azhari took the first step toward research at West Park that would combine her expertise with her own lived experience to hopefully, one day, help other amputees. Azhari, West Park scientist Dr. Crystal MacKay, and several graduate students have successfully developed a prototype adjustable sensor system costing less than $200. It is adjustable and goes over the shoe rather than an in-sole, negating hygiene issues. “This research is exciting because the novelty in what Dr. Azhari is doing is using cheap sensors that can provide valuable information to clinicians quickly, with minimal training required,” - Dr. Crystal MacKay

AMPUTEE

Fostering Empathy through Digital Care: Navigating Compassion in Rehabilitation The findings from Dr. MacKay’s study on how individuals experience compassionate care in rehabilitation will help us understand how to improve care in a digital environment. The pandemic has provided the impetus for an unprecedented rate of adoption of virtual care in rehabilitation. Dr. MacKay’s team has been mindful of the importance of maintaining compassion and empathy even while using digital tools.

Walking Stronger: Revolutionizing Physical Activity for People with Lower Limb Amputations Dr. MacKay and her team led a national consensus in 2020 to develop a physical activity action plan for people with lower limb amputations. The resulting behaviour change intervention: Improving Physical Activity through Coaching and Technology following Lower Limb Loss (IMPACT-L3) has been implemented and is the subject of the CIHR funded randomized controlled trial of effectiveness for those with dysvascular lower limb amputations.

Spasticity

Spasticity Research & Education

The Spasticity Research Team has been dedicated to driving transformative research at the convergence of botulinum toxin and spasticity management. Their pioneering publications are revolutionizing neurorehabilitation by illuminating the nuanced dynamics of this intersection. The team’s systematic reviews offer novel insights into the effects of botulinum toxin on clonus, guiding clinicians in refining spasticity management. Beyond clinical applications, their work acknowledges the holistic patient experience. The team's study "Why Should Physical Therapists Care about Their Patients' Diet?" underscores comprehensive care's significance in spasticity management.

Furthermore, the team’s collaborative research unveils practical implications for individuals dealing with spasticity. Their investigations into post-stroke spasticity and botulinum toxin effects on standing balance reveal the intricate interplay between medical interventions and functional recovery. The Spasticity Research Team's dedicated exploration of botulinum toxin in spasticity management is redefining neurorehabilitation. Their contributions resonate through clinical practice, research, and patientcentered care, igniting innovative strategies to optimize spasticity treatment to improve the lives of West Park’s patients.

SPASTICITY

Spasticity Scientists and Physician Leads Dr. Chris Boulias Dr. Chris Boulias is a Physiatrist and Clinical Researcher at West Park and an Assistant Professor in the Department of Medicine at the University of Toronto. He has been instrumental in the development of the clinical, education and research arms of the Spasticity Management Program and is passionate about enabling neurorehabilitation patients to live life to their fullest potential. Dr. Boulias is a leader of the Canadian Spasticity Group Residency Course and a founder of the Canadian Botulinum Toxin Conference. He has more than 50 publications and several studies ongoing.

Dr. Farooq Ismail Dr. Farooq Ismail is a Physiatrist and Clinical Researcher at West Park. He is Assistant Professor in the Department of Medicine who specializes in research, teaching and education, in the field of spasticity. He has been instrumental in the development of the clinical education and research arms of the Spasticity Management Program at West Park. Dr. Ismail heads the West Park Spasticity Management Clinic, the largest adult spasticity program in the country. He is involved in clinical research and practice of Botulinum toxin injection. He runs the Northern Ontario clinic for diagnosis and treatment of patients with spasticity.

The Triumphant Journey of a Spasticity Patient Jen Schuringa embarked on her four year dream to conquer the arduous pilgrimage of Camino de Santiago in Spain after surviving a traumatic car accident in 2013 that left her unable to move or speak at will, forcing her to communicate only through blinks. She has a debilitating neurological condition called spasticity, an involuntary and often extreme tightening of the muscles. With treatments from West Park’s Spasticity Management Clinic and unyielding family support, Jen has endured gradual, yet significant, improvements over a decade. She relearned how to eat and even mastered pedaling a bike, eventually covering a third of the pilgrimage by cycling. “The functional recovery that Jen has achieved is unique and attributable to her strength of mind and the support of her family. The comprehensive adult spasticity management program at West Park and our team are inspired and thankful to be a small part of Jen’s accomplishment,” said Dr. Farooq Ismail, one of two physicians managing the spasticity clinic. Jen and her team - made up of family and supporters dressed in pink in her honour - garnered applause from hundreds of fellow pilgrims at the end of their destination in Santiago de Compostela’s main square and cathedral. The entire experience serves as a testament to the human ability to reclaim life, joy and community.

Clinical Education Interprofessional Medical Learner Activity: 2020-2023

Allied Health Activity: 2020-2023

Medical Learners

Total Placements

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650+

Respirology Spasticity Amputee Family Medicine

Nursing Respiratory Therapy PT/OT/SLP Other

Partner

Partners

University of Toronto

Service Spotlight Janet Campbell, an exemplary physiotherapist, who has been honoured with the Exceptional Achievement Award from the University of Toronto in 2023, reflecting her clinical expertise and unwavering dedication to patient-centered care. She is a beacon of guidance and mentorship to her physiotherapy peers in amputee clinical research. Her commitment to nurturing others and fostering their development sets her apart as a true leader in the field.

Nursing Excellence: Innovative Pathways for Skillful Care West Park is committed to revolutionizing healthcare education through innovative programs. The Supervised Practice Experience Partnership (SPEP) program exemplifies this dedication, forging collaborations with leading healthcare institutions to enhance our students' learning journeys.

These initiatives showcase our commitment to producing wellprepared healthcare professionals who can thrive in an ever-changing industry. As we expand partnerships and refine programs, we continue to prioritize experiential education that empowers students for impactful careers in healthcare.

Our Clinical Extern Program further underscores our practical approach. By immersing students in real-world patient care scenarios, this initiative bridges theory and practice, equipping students with essential skills and critical thinking abilities.

Publications 2020-2023

Research Activity

Publications Research Group

Respiratory Rehabilitation

Fiscal Year

Description

20202021

Butler SJ, Ellerton L, Gershon A, Goldstein R, Brooks D. Czm a i¨zo zf eod-zf-life ca e io ez le ×i¶h COPD z l¾og caoce : A ¨Ý¨¶ema¶ic eÖie×. Palliative Medicine. 2020 Sep;34(8): 1030-1043. https://doi.org/10.1177/0269216320929556

20202021

Chauvin S, Kirkwood R, Brooks D, Goldstein RS, Beauchamp MK. Which Balaoce S¾bczm zoeo¶¨ Di¨¶iog¾i¨h Be¶×eeo Falle ¨ aod Nzo-Falle ¨ io Pez le ×i¶h COPD? Int J Chron Obstruc Pulmon Dis. 2020 Jul;1(15):1557-1564. https://doi.org/10.2147/copd.s253561

20202021

Dale CM, McKim D, Amin R, Carbone S, Fisher T, Goldstein RS, Rose L, et al. Ed¾ca¶izo eÜ e ieoce¨ zf ad¾l¶ a¶ieo¶¨ aod familÝ ca egiÖe ¨ ×i¶h oe¾ zm¾¨c¾la e¨ i a¶z Ý io¨¾fficieocÝ fz hzme ¾¨e mechaoical io¨¾ffla¶izo-eÜ¨¾ffla¶izo (MI-E). Respiratory Care. 2020 Dec;65(12):1889-1896. https://doi.org/10.4187/respcare.07534

20202021

Dechman G, Aceron R, Beauchamp M, Bhutani M, Bourbeau J, Brooks D, Goldstein RS,Goodridge D, et al. DeliÖe Ý ¾lmzoa Ý ehabili¶a¶izo d¾ iog COVID-19 aodemic. A Caoadiao Thz acic Szcie¶Ý Pz¨i¶izo S¶a¶emeo¶. CJRCCSM. 2020 Sep;4(4):232235.https://doi.org/10.1080/24745332.2020.1828683

20202021

Dolmage TE, Goldstein RS. Pa ¶i¶izoiog EÜe ci¨e. In: Ambrosino N, Donner CF & Goldstein RS, editor(s). Pulmonary Rehabilitation. Second. Boca Raton (United States): CRC Press - Taylor & Francis Group; 2021. ISBN: 978-1-138-49881-5.

20202021

Hurley K, Selzler A-M, Rodgers WM, Stickland MK. A fea¨ibili¶Ý agma¶ic clioical ¶ ial zf a ima Ý ca e oe¶×z k eÜe ci¨e aod ed¾ca¶izo zg am fz ez le ×i¶h COPD. BMC Pilot and Feasibility Studies. 2020 Oct.6(162). https://doi.org/10.1186/s40814-02000705-y

Research Activity

Publications Research Group

Respiratory Rehabilitation

Fiscal Year

Description

2020-2021

Ishige S, Wakui S, Miyazawa Y, Naito H. Reliabili¶Ý aod Öalidi¶Ý zf ¶he Ac¶iÖi¶ie¨ ¨ ecific Balaoce Czofideoce ¨cale-Ja aoe¨e (ABC-J) io czmm¾oi¶Ý-d×elliog ¨¶zk ¨¾ ÖiÖz ¨. Phys Ther Res. 2019 Oct 10;23(1):15-22. doi: 10.1298/ptr.E9982. PMID: 32850274; PMCID: PMC7344370.

2020-2021

Jácome C, Oliveira A, Rodrigues L, Sanches I, Marques A. P¾lmzoa Ý ¶ele ehabili¶a¶izo: ao io¶e oa¶izoal call fz ac¶izo. Pulmonology. 2020 Nov-Dec.26(6):335-337. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pulmoe.2020.05.018

2020-2021

Kouri A, Gupta S, Yadollahi A, Ryan CM, Gershon AS, To T, Tarlo SM, Goldstein RS, Chapman KR, Chow CW. Add e¨¨iog ed¾ced labz a¶z Ý-ba¨ed ¾lmzoa Ý f¾oc¶izo ¶e¨¶iog d¾ iog a aodemic. Chest. 2020 Dec;158(6):2502-2510. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chest.2020.06.065

2020-2021

Machado A, Quadflieg K, Oliveira A, Keytsman C, Marques A, Hansen D, Burtin C. Be×eg¾og¨¶ aioiog bei Pa¶ieo¶eo mi¶ ch zoi¨cheo A¶em×eg¨e k aok¾ogeo: We deo ka dizÖa¨k¾lä e Kzmz bidi¶ä¶eo ¾od O¾¶czme¨ be Äck¨ich¶ig¶? Eine systematische Übersichtsarbeit. Kompass Pneumol. 2020 Jul.8:178–199. http://dx.doi.org/10.1159/000509305

2020-2021

Miller E, Brooks D, Mori B. Uïog EÜ e ¶ Czoëo¨¾¨ ¶z DeÖelz a Tzzl ¶z EÖal¾a¶e PhÝïcal The a i¨¶¨’ Koz×ledge, Skill¨ aod J¾dgemeo¶ Rela¶ed ¶z ¶he Pe fz maoce zf Ai ×aÝ S¾c¶izoiog. Physiotherapy Canada. Spring 2020.72(2):137-146. https://doi.org/10.3138/ptc-2018-0101

2020-2021

Miller E, Mori B, Nonoyama M, Vaza P, Brooks D. A¨ë¨ïog ¶he czo¶eo¶ Öalidi¶Ý zf ¶he PhÝïcal The a Ý Czm e¶eoce A¨ë¨¨meo¶ fz Ai ×aÝ S¾c¶izoiog (PT-CAAS) io ch zoic aod czmm¾oi¶Ý ca e ë¶¶iog¨. Canadian Journal of Respiratory, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine. 2021 Mar 4. Published online. https://doi.org/10.1080/24745332.2021.1872048

Research Activity

Publications Research Group

Respiratory Rehabilitation

Fiscal Year

Description

2020-2021

Nici L, Goldstein RS. Pulmonary Rehabilitation: The DeÖelz meo¶ zf a Scieo¶ific Di¨ci lioe. In: Ambrosino N, Donner CF & Goldstein RS, editor(s). Pulmonary Rehabilitation. Second. Boca Raton (United States): CRC Press - Taylor & Francis Group; 2021. ISBN: 9781-138-49881-5.

2020-2021

O’Hoski S, Bean JF, Ma J, So HY, Kuspinar A, Richardson J, Wald J, Beauchamp MK. PhÝ¨ical F¾oc¶izo aod F ail¶Ý fz P edic¶iog AdÖe ¨e O¾¶czme¨ io Olde P ima Ý Ca e Pa¶ieo¶¨. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 2020 Apr;101:5928. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apmr.2019.11.013

2020-2021

O’Hoski S, Chauvin S, Vrkljan B, Beauchamp MK. The Effec¶ zf Life¨¶Ýle Io¶e Öeo¶izo¨ zo ¶he ICF Pa ¶ici a¶izo Dzmaio io Olde Ad¾l¶¨: A SÝ¨¶ema¶ic ReÖie× aod Me¶a-AoalÝ¨i¨. Gerontologist. 2021 Jan. Epub ahead ofprint. https://doi.org/10.1093/geront/gnab004

2020-2021

O’Hoski S, Kuspinar A, Richardson J, Wald J, Brooks D, Goldstein R, Beauchamp MK. A Tzzl ¶z A¨¨e¨¨ Pa ¶ici a¶izo io Pez le ×i¶h COPD: Valida¶izo zf ¶he La¶e Life Di¨abili¶Ý Io¨¶ ¾meo¶. Chest. 2021 Jan;159(1):138-146. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chest.2020.08.2079

2020-2021

Miranda J, Underwood D, Kuepfer-Thomas M, Coulson D, Park AC, Butler SJ, Goldstein R, Brooks D, Everall AC, Guilcher SJT. EÜ lz iog ¶ aoï¶izo¨ io ca e f zm ¾lmzoa Ý ehabili¶a¶izo ¶z hzme fz e ¨zo¨ ×i¶h ch zoic zb¨¶ ¾c¶iÖe ¾lmzoa Ý diëaë: A de¨c i ¶iÖe ¾ali¶a¶iÖe ¨¶¾dÝ. Health Expect. 2020 Apr;23(2):414-422. https://doi.org/10.1111/hex.13012.

2020-2021

Oliveira A, Quach S, Alsubheen S, Dasouki S, Walker J, Brooks D, Goldstein R. Ra id acce¨¨ ehabili¶a¶izo af¶e eÜace ba¶izo¨ zf COPD - A ¾ali¶a¶iÖe ¨¶¾dÝ. Respir Med. 2021 Sep;186:106532. doi:10.1016/j.rmed.2021.106532. Epub 2021 Jul 8. PMID: 34260976.

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Respiratory Rehabilitation

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2020-2021

Rebelo P, Oliveira A, Marques A. Mioimal clioicallÝ im z ¶ao¶ diffe eoce¨ fz a¶ieo¶- e z ¶ed z¾¶czme mea¨¾ e¨ zf fa¶ig¾e io a¶ieo¶¨ ×i¶h COPD. Chest. 2020 Aug.158(2):550-561. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chest.2020.02.045

2020-2021

Oliveira A, Rebelo P, Paixão C, Jácome C, Cruz J, Martins V, Simão P, Brooks D, Marques A. Mioimal ClioicallÝ Im z ¶ao¶ Diffe eoce fz Q¾ad ice ¨ M¾¨cle S¶ eog¶h io Pez le ×i¶h COPD fzllz×iog P¾lmzoa Ý Rehabili¶a¶izo. COPD. 2021 Feb.19(1):35-44. https://doi.org/10.1080/15412555.2021.1874897

2020-2021

Oliveira A, Rutter M, Quijano-Campos J, Herrero-Cortina B, Clari M, O’Rourke A, McGowan A, Burtin C, Sajnic A, De Brandt J. ERS Io¶e oa¶izoal Czog e¨¨, Mad id, 2019: Highligh¶¨ f zm ¶he Allied Re¨ i a¶z Ý P zfe¨¨izoal¨’ A¨¨emblÝ. ERJ Open Journal. 2020 Feb.6:00034-2020. https://doi.org/10.1183/23120541.00034-2020

2020-2021

Poureslami I, Shum J, Goldstein R, Gupta S, Aaron SD, Lavoie KL, Poirier C, Kassay S, Starnes K, Akhtar A, FitzGerald JM. Canadian Airways Health Literacy Study Group. A¨¶hma aod COPD a¶ieo¶¨’ e ceiÖed liok be¶×eeo heal¶h li¶e acÝ cz e dzmaio¨ aod ¨elf-maoagemeo¶ zf ¶hei czodi¶izo. Patient Education and Counselling. 2020 Jul;103(7):1415-1421. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pec.2020.02.011

2020-2021

Reynolds C, Brazier K, Burgess E, Parks B, Golla J, Le J, O’Hoski S, Beauchamp M. Uo¨¶ ¾c¶¾ ed Mzbili¶Ý P zg am¨ io Olde Hz¨ i¶ali¨ed Geoe al Medicioe Pa¶ieo¶¨: A SÝ¨¶ema¶ic ReÖie× aod Me¶a-aoalÝ¨i¨. J Am Med Dir Assoc. 2021 Jan;S15258610(20)31057. Epub ahead of print. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jamda.2020.12.008

2020-2021

Selzler AM, Habash R, Robson L, Lenton E, Goldstein R, Brooks D. Self-EfficacÝ aod Heal¶h-Rela¶ed Q¾ali¶Ý zf Life: A Me¶aAoalÝ¨i¨. Pa¶ieo¶ Ed¾ca¶izo aod Cz¾o¨eliog. 2020 Apr. 103(4):682-692. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pec.2019.12.003

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Respiratory Rehabilitation

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2020-2021

Van Dam A, Sutherland J, Hernandez P, Tse SM, French E, Bourbeau J, Workman B, Brooks D & Members of the CTS COVID-19 Task Force. Caoadiao Thz acic Szcie¶Ý (CTS) Re¨ zo¨e ¶z ¶he COVID-19 Paodemic. Canadian Journal of Respiratory, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine. 2021 Mar. 5(2):125127. https://doi.org/10.1080/24745332.2021.1881415

2020-2021

Sobreira M, Almeida M, Gomes A, Lucas M, Oliveira A, Marques A. Mioimal ClioicallÝ Im z ¶ao¶ Diffe eoce¨ fz Mea¨¾ e¨ zf Paio, L¾og F¾oc¶izo, Fa¶ig¾e aod F¾oc¶izoali¶Ý io S ioal Cz d Ioj¾ Ý. Physical Therapy. 202 Feb.101(2): pzaa210. https://doi.org/10.1093/ptj/pzaa210

2020-2021

Wshah A, Selzler AM, Ellerton, L, Hill K, Brooks D, Goldstein R. Red¾ciog Sedeo¶a Ý BehaÖiz io IodiÖid¾al¨ ×i¶h COPD: Heal¶hca e P zfe¨¨izoal¨’ Pe ¨ ec¶iÖe¨. Physiotherapy Theory and Practice. 2021 Feb 15;112. https://doi.org/10.1080/09593985.2021.1885088

2021-2022

Ahden S, Ngo V, Hoskin J, Mach V, Magharious S, Tambar A, Brooks D, Hébert A-A, Marzolini S. Iocl¾ïzo zf Pez le ×i¶h Pe i he al A ¶e Ý Diëaë io Ca diac Rehabili¶a¶izo P zg am¨: A Pao-Caoadiao S¾ ÖeÝ. Heart, Lung and Circulation. 2021 Jul. 30(7):1031-1043. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.hlc.2020.12.018

2021-2022

Alsubheen A, Goldstein R, Wshah A, Brooks D. P¨Ýchzme¶ ic P z e ¶ie¨ zf Pa¶ieo¶-Re z ¶ed O¾¶czme Mea¨¾ e¨ A¨ë¨ïog Self-EfficacÝ io Pa¶ieo¶¨ ×i¶h Ch zoic Ob¨¶ ¾c¶iÖe P¾lmzoa Ý Diëaë: A SÝ¨¶ema¶ic ReÖie×. COPD – Journal of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. 2021 Apr. 18(2):254-269. https://doi.org/10.1080/15412555.2021.1897559

2021-2022

Alsubheen S, Oliveira A, Habash R, Goldstein R, Brooks D. SÝ¨¶ema¶ic ReÖie× zf P¨Ýchzme¶ ic P z e ¶ie¨ aod C z¨¨C¾l¶¾ al Ada ¶a¶izo zf UoiÖe ¨i¶Ý zf Califz oia aod Lz¨ Aogele¨ Lzoelioe¨¨ Scale io Ad¾l¶¨. Current Psychology. 2021 Nov 12:1-15. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12144-021-02494-w

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Respiratory Rehabilitation

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2021-2022

Beauchamp M, Janaudis-Ferreira T, Wald J, Aceron R, Bhutani M, Bourbeau J, Brooks D, Dechman G, Goldstein R, Goodridge D, Hernandez P, Marciniuk D, Penz E, Ryerson CJ, Saey D, Stickland MK, Weatherald J. Caoadiao Thz acic Szcie¶Ý Pz¨i¶izo S¶a¶emeo¶ zo Rehabili¶a¶izo fz COVID-19 aod Im lica¶izo¨ fz P¾lmzoa Ý Rehabili¶a¶izo. Canadian Journal of Respiratory, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine. 2021 Nov. 6(1):9-13. https://doi.org/10.1080/24745332.2021.1992939

2021-2022

Beauchamp MK, Ellerton C, Kirkwood R, Brooks D, Richardson J, Goldstein RS, Pugsley S, Hatzoglou D. Feaïbili¶Ý zf a 6-Mzo¶h Hzme-baëd Fall P eÖeo¶izo EÜe cië P zg am io Olde Ad¾l¶¨ ×i¶h COPD. International Journal of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. 2021 Jun. 16:1569-1579. https://doi.org/10.2147/copd.s309537

2021-2022

Boughen K, Dullemond S, Neil T, Bilgasem A, Lutowicz K, Brooks D, Vaughan-Graham J, Hastings T. C aoial Ne Öe NzoioÖa¨iÖe Ne¾ zmzd¾la¶izo io Ad¾l¶¨ ×i¶h Ne¾ zlzgical Czodi¶izo¨: P z¶zczl fz a Scz iog ReÖie×. JMIR Research Protocols. 2021 Jul. 10(7):e29965.https://doi.org/10.2196/29965

2021-2022

D’Amore C, O’Hoski S, Griffith LE, Richardson J, Goldstein RS, Beauchamp MK. Fac¶z ¨ a¨¨zcia¶ed ×i¶h a ¶ici a¶izo io life ¨i¶¾a¶izo¨ io ez le ×i¶h COPD. Chron Respir Dis. 2022 Jan;19:14799731221079305.

2021-2022

Flora S, Hipolito N, Brooks D, Marques A, Morais N, Silva CG, Silva F, Ribeiro J, Caceiro R, Carreira BP, Burtin C, Pimenta S, Cruz J, Oliveira A. Pheoz¶Ý iog adz ¶e ¨ zf Mzbile A lica¶izo¨ amzog Pa¶ieo¶¨ ×i¶h COPD: A C z¨¨-Sec¶izoal S¶¾dÝ. Frontiers of Rehabilitation Science. 2021 Nov. https://doi.org/10.3389/fresc.2021.729237

2021-2022

Hill K, Dolmage TE. Take a Dee B ea¶h: Mz e S¾ z ¶ fz NzoioÖa¨iÖe Veo¶ila¶izo D¾ iog EÜe ci¨e io Pez le Wi¶h COPD. CHEST. 2021 Dec; 160:1991-1992. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chest.2021.09.001

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Publications Research Group

Respiratory Rehabilitation

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Description

2021-2022

Holden M, Fyfe M, Poulin C, Bethune B, Church C, Hepburn P, Afreixo V, Brooks D, Oliveira A. Haodg i S¶ eog¶h io IodiÖid¾al¨ ×i¶h Ch zoic Ob¨¶ ¾c¶iÖe P¾lmzoa Ý Diëaë: A SÝ¨¶ema¶ic ReÖie× aod Me¶a-AoalÝï¨. Physical Therapy. 2021 Jun. 101(6):pzab057. https://doi.org/10.1093/ptj/pzab057

2021-2022

Holland AE, Cox NS, Houchen-Wolloff L, Rochester CL, Garvey C, ZuWallack R, Nici L, Limberg T, Lareau SC, Yawn BP, Galwicki M, Troosters T, Steiner M, Casaburi R, Clini R, Goldstein RS, Singh S. on behalf of the ATS Assembly on Pulmonary Rehabilitation. Defioiog mzde o ¾lmzoa Ý ehabili¶a¶izo. Ao zfficial Ame icao Thz acic Szcie¶Ý Wz k¨hz Re z ¶. Annals of ATS. 2021 May;18(5):e12-e29.https://doi.org/10.1513/AnnalsATS.202102146ST

2021-2022

Kaur I, Pang XXE, Liang M, Zhang CX, Turgeon A, Yeung J, Brooks D, Vaughan-Graham J. The Clioiciao Scieo¶i¨¶: Hz× Rehabili¶a¶izo Fa e¨ - A Scz iog ReÖie×. American Journal of Health Research. 2021 Dec. 9(6):246-268.

2021-2022

Lee LS, Banks L, Oh PI, Brooks D, Colella TJF. Ca ¶¾ iog ¶he Pe ¨ ec¶iÖe¨ zf Wzmeo ×i¶h Cz zoa Ý A ¶e Ý Diëaë ega diog Io¶e Öal T aioiog z Czo¶io¾z¾¨ EÜe cië io Ca diac Rehabili¶a¶izo. Disability and Rehabilitation. 2022. 44(1):68-78. https://doi.org/10.1080/09638288.2020.1756469

2021-2022

Li LSK, Butler SJ, Ellerton L, Goldstein RS, Brooks D. Paio amzog IodiÖid¾al¨ ×i¶h Ch zoic Re¨ i a¶z Ý Di¨ea¨e¨ A¶¶eodiog P¾lmzoa Ý Rehabili¶a¶izo. Physiotherapy Canada. 2021 Nov. 73(4):304-312. https://doi.org/10.3138/ptc-2020-0015

2021-2022

Marques A, Cruz J, Brooks D. Io¶e Öeo¶izo¨ ¶z S¾ z ¶ Iofz mal Ca egiÖe ¨ zf Pez le ×i¶h Ch zoic Ob¨¶ ¾c¶iÖe P¾lmzoa Ý Di¨ea¨e: A SÝ¨¶ema¶ic Li¶e a¶¾ e ReÖie×. Respiration. 2021 Dec. 100(12):1230-1242. https://doi.org/10.1159/000517032

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Publications Research Group

Respiratory Rehabilitation

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Description

2021-2022

Marques A, Souto-Miranda S, Machado A, Oliveira A, Jácome C, Cruz J, Enes V, Martins V, Andrade L, Valente C, Ferreira D, Simão P, Brooks D, Tavares AH. COPD P zfile¨ aod T ea¶able T ai¶¨ ¾¨iog Mioimal e¨z¾ ce¨: Ideo¶ifica¶izo, Deci¨izo T ee aod S¶abili¶Ý zÖe Time. Respiratory Research. 2022 Feb. 23:30. Published online. https://dx.doi.org/10.1186%2Fs12931-022-01954

2021-2022

McDuff K, Benaim A, Wong M, Burley A, Gandhi P, Wallace A, Brooks D, Vaughn-Graham J, Patterson KK. AoalÝçiog ¶he EÝe Gaçe BehaÖiz¾ zf S¶¾deo¶¨ aod EÜ e ieoced PhÝïz¶he a i¨¶¨ d¾ iog Obë Öa¶izoal MzÖemeo¶ AoalÝï¨. Physiotherapy Canada. Spring 2021. 73(2):129-135. https://doi.org/10.3138/ptc-2019-0047

2021-2022

Michaelchuk W, Oliveira A, Marzolini S, Nonoyama M, Maybank A, Goldstein R, Brooks D. Deïgo aod DeliÖe Ý zf Hzme-baëd P¾lmzoa Ý Rehabili¶a¶izo P zg am¨ io COPD: A SÝ¨¶ema¶ic ReÖie× aod Me¶a-AoalÝï¨. International Journal of Medical Informatics. 2022 Mar. 162:104754. Published online ahead of print. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijmedinf.2022.104754

2021-2022

Miller E, Brooks D, O'Brien KK, Beavers L, Stratford P, Nonoyama M, Mori B. A¨ë¨ïog ¶he io¶e - a¶e aod io¶ a- a¶e eliabili¶Ý zf ¶he PhÝïcal The a Ý Czm e¶eoce A¨ë¨¨meo¶ fz Ai ×aÝ S¾c¶izoiog (PT-CAAS). Physiotherapy Research International. 2022 Feb. E1944. https://doi.org/10.1002/pri.1944

2021-2022

Nicholson JM, Goldstein RS, Rozenberg D. Maoagemeo¶ zf ¨¾ ¾ a¶iÖe l¾og di¨ea¨e¨. In: Ambrosino N, Donner CF & Goldstein RS, editor(s). Pulmonary Rehabilitation. Second. Boca Raton (United States): CRC Press - Taylor & Francis Group; 2021. p. 379-390. ISBN: 978-1-138-49881-5.

2021-2022

O’Hoski S, Harrison SL, Butler S, Goldstein R, Brooks D. ClioiciaoLed Balaoce T aioiog io P¾lmzoa Ý Rehabili¶a¶izo. Physiotherapy Canada. 2021 Aug.73(3):235-243. https://doi.org/10.3138/ptc-2019-0111

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Publications Research Group

Respiratory Rehabilitation

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Description

2021-2022

Paixão C, Rebelo P, Oliveira A, Jácome C, Cruz J, Martins V, Simão P, Marques A. Re¨ zo¨iÖeoe¨¨ aod mioimal clioicallÝ im z ¶ao¶ diffe eoce zf ¶he B ief-BESTe¨¶ io ez le ×i¶h COPD af¶e ¾lmzoa Ý ehabili¶a¶izo. Physical Therapy. Nov 2021;101(11):pzab209. https://doi.org/10.1093/ptj/pzab209

2021-2022

Paixão C, Rocha V, Brooks D, Marques A. Uo¨¾ e Öiëd PhÝïcal Ac¶iÖi¶Ý Io¶e Öeo¶izo¨ fz Pez le ×i¶h COPD: A SÝ¨¶ema¶ic ReÖie× aod Me¶a-AoalÝï¨. Pulmonology. 2022 Feb. S2531-0437(22)00016-2. Published online ahead of print. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pulmoe.2022.01.007

2021-2022

Pimenta A, Silva CG, Flora S, Hipólito N, Burtin C, Oliveira A, Morais N, Pereira MB, Pereira Carreira B, Januário F, Andrade L, Martins V, Rodrigues F, Brooks D, Marques A, Cruz J. Wha¶ Mz¶iÖa¶e¨ Pa¶ieo¶¨ ×i¶h COPD ¶z be PhÝ¨icallÝ Ac¶iÖe? A C z¨¨-¨ec¶izoal S¶¾dÝ. Journal of Clinical Medicine. 2021 Nov. 10(23):5631. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/pmc8658241/

2021-2022

Rose L, Fisher T, Pizzuti R, Amin R, Croxford R, Dale CM, Goldstein RS, Katz S, Katz L, McKim D, Nonoyama M, Tandon A, Gershon A. Heal¶hca e ¾ë, cz¨¶¨ aod ¨¾ ÖiÖal ¶ ajec¶z Ý zf hzme mechaoical io¨¾ffla¶izo-eÜ¨¾ffla¶izo: heal¶h da¶abaë caë czo¶ zl ¨¶¾dÝ. Respiratory Care. 2022 Feb;67(2):191-200.

2021-2022

Snyder N, Wilson R, Finch L, Gallant B, Landa C, Frankel D, Brooks D, Packham T, Oliveira A. The Rzle zf Occ¾ a¶izoal The a Ý io P¾lmzoa Ý Rehabili¶a¶izo: A Scz iog ReÖie× P z¶zczl. JMIR Research Protocols. 2021 Jul. 10(7):e30244. https://doi.org/10.2196/30244

2021-2022

Tiemstra S, Liang H, Gooder M, Livings N, Spencer A, Beavers L, Brooks D, Miller E. U da¶iog ¶he EÖideoce: S¾c¶izoiog P ac¶ice¨ zf PhÝ¨iz¶he a i¨¶¨ io Oo¶a iz. Physiotherapy Canada. Spring 2021. 73(2):147-156. https://doi.org/10.3138/ptc2019-0113

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Publications Research Group

Respiratory Rehabilitation

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Description

2021-2022

Van der Heide I, Poureslami I, Shum J, Goldstein RS, Gupta S, Aaron S, Lavoie K, Poirier C, Fitzgerald M. Fac¶z ¨ affec¶iog heal¶h li¶e acÝ a¨ ela¶ed ¶z a¨¶hma aod COPD maoagemeo¶: Lea oiog f zm a¶ieo¶ aod heal¶hca e zfe¨¨izoal Öie× zio¶¨. HLRP: Health Literacy Research and Practice. 2021 Jul;5(3):e179-e193.

2021-2022

Wickerson L, Brooks D, Granton J, Reid D, Rozenberg D, Singer L, Mathur S. Io¶e Öal Ae zbic EÜe cië io IodiÖid¾al¨ ×i¶h AdÖaoced Io¶e ¨¶i¶ial L¾og Diëaë: A Feaïbili¶Ý S¶¾dÝ. Physiotherapy Theory and Practice. 2021 Sep. 37(9):1034-1042. https://doi.org/10.1080/09593985.2019.1678207

2021-2022

Wshah A, Selzler AM, Hill K, Goldstein RS, Brooks D. Embeddiog a BehaÖiz¾ Chaoge P zg am De¨igoed ¶z Red¾ce Sedeo¶a Ý Time ×i¶hio a P¾lmzoa Ý Rehabili¶a¶izo P zg am i¨ Fea¨ible io Pez le ×i¶h COPD. Journal of Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation and Prevention. 2022 Jan. 42(1):45-51. https://doi.org/10.1097/hcr.0000000000000624

2022-2023

Agusti A, Ambrosino N, Blackstock F, Bourbeau J, Casaburi R, Celli B, Goldstein RS, et al. COPD: P zÖidiog ¶he igh¶ ¶ ea¶meo¶ fz ¶he igh¶ a¶ieo¶ a¶ ¶he igh¶ ¶ime. Respiratory Medicine. 2023 Jan;207:107041. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rmed.2022.107041

2022-2023

Alsubheen SA, Beauchamp M, Ellerton C, Goldstein RS, Alison J, Dechman G, Haines KJ, Harrison SL, Holland AE, Lee AL, Marques A, Spencer L, Stickland MK, Skinner EH, Brooks D. Age aod SeÜ Diffe eoce¨ io Balaoce O¾¶czme¨ Amzog IodiÖid¾al¨ ×i¶h COPD a¶ Ri¨k zf Fall¨. COPD: Journal of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. 2022 Apr. 19(1):166-173. https://doi.org/10.1080/15412555.2022.2038120

2022-2023

Alsubheen SA, Ellerton C, Goldstein RS, Brooks D. Validi¶Ý aod Reliabili¶Ý zf ¶he UoiÖe ï¶Ý zf Califz oia Lz¨ Aogele¨ Lzoelioe¨¨ Scale io IodiÖid¾al¨ ×i¶h Ch zoic Ob¨¶ ¾c¶iÖe P¾lmzoa Ý Diëaë. Canadian Journal of Respiratory, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine. 2023 Mar. 7(2):7078.https://doi.org/10.1080/24745332.2023.2176798

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Publications Research Group

Respiratory Rehabilitation

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Description

2022-2023

Alves A, Oliveira A, Ferreira P, Martins V, Marques A. Reliabili¶Ý aod Validi¶Ý zf ¶he Che¨¶e S¶e Te¨¶ io Pez le ×i¶h Io¶e ¨¶i¶ial L¾og Di¨ea¨e. Pulmonology. 2022 Dec. Published online. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pulmoe.2022.10.009

2022-2023

Bastawrous Wasilewski M, Kokorelias K, Nonoyama M, Dale C, McKim D, Road J, Leasa D, Tandon A, Goldstein RS, Rose L. The EÜ e ieoce zf FamilÝ Ca egiÖe ¨ zf Veo¶ila¶z -a¨¨i¨¶ed IodiÖid¾al¨ ×hz a ¶ici a¶ed io a Pilz¶ Web-ba¨ed Pee S¾ z ¶ P zg am: A Q¾ali¶a¶iÖe S¶¾dÝ. Digital Health. 2022 Nov;8: 2055207622. https://doi.org/10.1177/20552076221134964

2022-2023

Casaburi R, Merrill D, Dolmage T, Garcia-Aymerich J, Fageras M, Goldstein RS, et al. Eod¾ aoce Time D¾ iog Czo¨¶ao¶ Wz k Ra¶e CÝcle E gzme¶ Ý io COPD: DeÖelz meo¶ zf ao Io¶eg a¶ed Da¶aba¨e F zm Io¶e Öeo¶izoal S¶¾die¨. Chronic Obstr Pulm Dis. 2022 Oct 26;9(4):520-37. https://doi.org/10.15326/jcopdf.2022.0331

2022-2023

Dasouki S, Quach S, Mancopes R, Chamberlain Mitchell S, Goldstein RS, Brooks D, Oliveira A. A Nzo-Pha maczlzgical Cz¾gh The a Ý fz Pez le ×i¶h Io¶e ¨¶i¶ial L¾og Diëaë¨: A Caë Re z ¶. Physiotherapy Canada. 2022 Jul. Advance Access Article. https://doi.org/10.3138/ptc-2021-0081

2022-2023

Dolmage TE, Goldstein RS. A¨ï¨¶iog ×alkiog io a¶ieo¶¨ ×i¶h ch zoic e¨ i a¶z Ý diëaë ¾ïog a z×e ed eÜz¨kele¶zo. A series of N of 1 clinical trials. Ann Am Thorac Soc. 2022 Jul;19(7):1230-1232. https://doi.org/10.1513/AnnalsATS.202201-045RL

2022-2023

Finch L, Frankel D, Gallant B, Landa C, Snyder N, Wilson R, Packham T, Brooks D, Oliveira A. Occ¾ a¶izoal The a Ý io P¾lmzoa Ý Rehabili¶a¶izo P zg am¨: A Scz iog ReÖie×. Respiratory Medicine. 2022 Aug. 199:106881. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rmed.2022.106881

Research Activity

Publications Research Group

Respiratory Rehabilitation

Fiscal Year

Description

2022-2023

Hipólito N, Martins S, Ruivo A, Flora S, Silva CG, Marques A, Brooks D, Cruz J. Czo¨¶ ¾c¶ Öalidi¶Ý aod eliabili¶Ý zf ¶he Iofz mal Ca egiÖe B¾ deo A¨¨e¨¨meo¶ Q¾e¨¶izooai e (QASCI) io ca egiÖe ¨ zf a¶ieo¶¨ ×i¶h COPD. Respiratory Medicine. 2022 Dec; 205:107207. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rmed.2022.107027

2022-2023

Ilicic A, Brooks D, Kho M, Goldstein RS, Oliveira A. Cz¾gh A¨¨e¨¨meo¶ aod Maoagemeo¶ io P¾lmzoa Ý Rehabili¶a¶izo– a Caoadiao S¾ ÖeÝ. COPD: Journal of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. 2022 Dec. 0(0):1-9. https://doi.org/10.1080/15412555.2022.2141622

2022-2023

Ilicic AM, Oliveira A, Habash R, Kang Y, Kho M, Goldstein RS, Brooks D. Nzo- ha maczlzgical Maoagemeo¶ zf Ch zoic Cz¾gh io Ad¾l¶¨ ×i¶h aod ×i¶hz¾¶ Re¨ i a¶z Ý Di¨ea¨e¨: A SÝ¨¶ema¶ic ReÖie×. Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences.2022 May. 3:905257. https://doi.org/10.3389/fresc.2022.905257

2022-2023

Michaelchuk W, Colella TJF, Goldstein RS, Brooks D. Wea able DeÖice fz Sedeo¶a Ý BehaÖiz¾ Chaoge io Ch zoic Ob¨¶ ¾c¶iÖe P¾lmzoa Ý Diëaë i¨ Feaïble aod Acce ¶able. Canadian Journal of Respiratory, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine. 2023 Mar. 7(2):79-85. https://doi.org/10.1080/24745332.2023.2177213

2022-2023

Nikolovski A, Gamgoum L, Deol A, Quilichini S, Kazemir E, Rhodenizer J, Oliveira A, Brooks D, Alsubheen S. P¨Ýchzme¶ ic P z e ¶ie¨ zf ¶he Hz¨ i¶al AoÜie¶Ý aod De e¨ïzo Scale io IodiÖid¾al¨ Ch zoic Ob¨¶ ¾c¶iÖe P¾lmzoa Ý Diëaë: A P z¶zczl fz a SÝ¨¶ema¶ic ReÖie×. JMIR Research Protocols. 2022 Sep.11(9):e37854. https://www.researchprotocols.org/2022/9/e37854

Research Activity

Publications Research Group

Respiratory Rehabilitation

Fiscal Year

Description

2022-2023

O’Hoski S, Ellerton C, Ellerton L, Selzler A, Brooks D, Goldstein RS. Pa¶ieo¶ P iz i¶ie¨ fz P¾lmzoa Ý Rehabili¶a¶izo Re¨ea ch. Journal of Patient Experience. 2022 Jun. 9:1-5. https://doi.org/10.3138/ptc-2020-0081

2022-2023

O’Hoski S, Kuspinar A, Richardson J, Wald J, Goldstein RS, Beauchamp MK. Re¨ zo¨iÖeoe¨¨ zf ¶he La¶e Life Di¨abili¶Ý Io¨¶ ¾meo¶ ¶z P¾lmzoa Ý Rehabili¶a¶izo io Pez le ×i¶h COPD. Respiratory Medicine. 2023 Feb;207:107113.

2022-2023

O’Hoski S, Kuspinar A, Wald J, Richardson J, Goldstein RS, Beauchamp MK. Pez le ×i¶h COPD haÖe G ea¶e Pa ¶ici a¶izo Re¨¶ ic¶izo¨ ¶hao Age-ma¶ched Olde Ad¾l¶¨ ×i¶hz¾¶ Re¨ i a¶z Ý Czodi¶izo¨ a¨¨e¨¨ed d¾ iog ¶he COVID19 Paodemic. Plos One. 2022 Oct. Published online. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0275264.

2022-2023

Oliveira A. Habash R, Ellerton L, Maybank A, Alsubheen S, Marques A, Goldstein RS, Brooks D. Io¶e ¨¶i¶ial L¾og Diëaë¨ S ecific Mea¨¾ e¨ io EÜe cië Io¶e Öeo¶izo¨: A SÝ¨¶ema¶ic ReÖie× zf Mea¨¾ emeo¶ P z e ¶ie¨. Annals of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine. 2023 Feb;66(1):101682. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rehab.2022.101682

2022-2023

Poureslami I, FitzGerald JM, Tregobov N, Goldstein RS, Lougheed MD, Gupta S. Heal¶h Li¶e acÝ io A¨¶hma aod Ch zoic Ob¨¶ ¾c¶iÖe P¾lmzoa Ý Di¨ea¨e (COPD) Ca e: A Na a¶iÖe ReÖie× aod F¾¶¾ e Di ec¶izo¨. Respiratory Research. 2022 Dec;23(1):361. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12931-022-02290-5

2022-2023

Poureslami I, Kopec JA, Sawatzky R, Hohn R, Aaron SD, Gupta S, Goldstein RS, Boulet LP, Tregobov N, Shum J. EÖal¾a¶izo zf a Ne× Pe fz maoce-baëd Heal¶h Li¶e acÝ Mea¨¾ emeo¶ Tzzl fz IodiÖid¾al¨ ×i¶h Ch zoic Ai ×aÝ¨ Diëaë¨. Respiratory Care. 2022 Nov;68(5):respcare10441. Published online. https://doi.org/10.4187/respcare.10441

Research Activity

Publications Research Group

Respiratory Rehabilitation

Amputee

Fiscal Year

Description

2022-2023

Quach S, Benoit A, Oliveira A, Packham TL, Goldstein RS, Brooks D. Fea¶¾ e¨ aod cha ac¶e i¨¶ic¨ zf ¾bliclÝ aÖailable mHeal¶h a ¨ fz ëlf-maoagemeo¶ io ch zoic zb¨¶ ¾c¶iÖe ¾lmzoa Ý diëaë. Digital Health. 2023 Jan;9:1-19. Published online. https://doi.org/10.1177/20552076231167007

2022-2023

Quach S, Vietch A, Zaccagnini M, West A, Nonoyama M. Uode e e¨eo¶a¶izo zf Re¨ i a¶z Ý The a i¨¶¨ a¨ EÜ e ¶¨ io Del hi S¶¾die¨ zo Re¨ i a¶z Ý P ac¶ice¨ aod Re¨ea ch P iz i¶ie¨. Respiratory Care. 2022 Dec;67(12): 1609-1632. https://doi.org/10.4187/respcare.10012

2022-2023

Selzler AM, Brooks D, Marques A, Miranda S, Goldstein RS, Cruz J. A¨ë¨ïog ¶he Ca egiÖiog EÜ e ieoce io COPD: Czo¶eo¶ Validi¶Ý zf ¶he Za i¶ B¾ deo Io¶e Öie× io Caoadiao aod Pz ¶¾g¾eë Ca egiÖe ¨. Disability and Rehabilitation. 2022 Aug. Published online. https://doi.org/10.1080/09638288.2022.2107089

2022-2023

Wiley E, Brooks D, MacDermid JC, Sakakibara BM, Stratford P, Tang A. Dze¨ Peak EÜ i a¶z Ý Flz× Mzde a¶e T ajec¶z ie¨ zf Czgoi¶iÖe F¾oc¶izo amzog IodiÖid¾al¨ ×i¶h L¾og Di¨ea¨e¨? A Longitudinal Analysis of the National Health and Aging Trends Study. Respiratory Medicine. 2023 Feb; 207:107120. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rmed.2023.107120

2020-2021

*Radenovic M, Aguilar K, Wyrough A, Johnson C, Luong S, Everall AC, Hitzig SL, Dilkas S, MacKay C, Guilcher SJT. Uode ¨¶aodiog ¶ ao¨i¶izo¨ io ca e fz ez le ×i¶h majz lz×e limb am ¾¶a¶izo¨ f zm io- a¶ieo¶ ehabili¶a¶izo ¶z hzme: a de¨c i ¶iÖe ¾ali¶a¶iÖe ¨¶¾dÝ. Disability and Rehabilitation, 2021.

2020-2021

*Roberts E, Burhani L, Lankester R, Mobbs A, Tigert C, Vanvelzen T, Campbell J, Devlin M, Dilkas M, MacKay C. A Q¾ali¶a¶iÖe S¶¾dÝ EÜamioiog P z¨¶he¨i¨ U¨e io IodiÖid¾al¨ ×i¶h Lz×e Limb Am ¾¶a¶izo¨. Prosthetics and Orthotics International, Accepted 2021.

Research Activity

Publications Research Group

Amputee

Fiscal Year

Description

2020-2021

MacKay C, Cimino S, Guilcher S, Mayo A, Devlin M, Dilkas S, Payne M, Viana R, Hitzig SL. A Q¾ali¶a¶iÖe S¶¾dÝ EÜ lz iog IodiÖid¾al¨’ EÜ e ieoce¨ LiÖiog ×i¶h DÝ¨Öa¨c¾la Lz×e Limb Am ¾¶a¶izo. Disability and Rehabilitation 2020. DOI: 10.1080/09638288.2020.1803999

2020-2021

Brooks SG, Atkinson SL, Cimino SR, Mayo AL, MacKay C, Hitzig SL. SeÜ¾ali¶Ý aod ¨eÜ¾al heal¶h io ad¾l¶¨ ×i¶h limb lz¨¨: A ¨Ý¨¶ema¶ic eÖie×. Sexuality and Disability 2021. 39(1), 3-31: 10.1007/s11195-020-09665-w

2020-2021

Hitzig S, Dilkas S, Payne M, MacKay C, Viana R, Devlin M, Cimino S, Guilcher S, Mayo A, Hitzig S. Ao EÜamioa¶izo zf Szcial Di¨czooec¶edoe¨¨ aod Pe ceiÖed Szcial I¨zla¶izo zo Heal¶h aod Life Sa¶i¨fac¶izo io Czmm¾oi¶Ý-d×elliog Ad¾l¶¨ ×i¶h DÝ¨Öa¨c¾la Lz×e Limb Lz¨¨. Prosthetics and Orthotics International, 2021. doi: 10.1097/PXR.0000000000000069

2020-2021

Lee L, Hitzig S, Mayo A, Devlin M, Dilkas S, MacKay C. Fac¶z ¨ Iofl¾eociog PhÝ¨ical Ac¶iÖi¶Ý aod EÜe ci¨e Amzog IodiÖid¾al¨ ×i¶h Lz×e Limb Am ¾¶a¶izo¨: A Q¾ali¶a¶iÖe S¶¾dÝ. Disability and Rehabilitation: April 2022. https://doi.org/10.1080/09638288.2022.2065539

2020-2021

Mayo, AL, Viana R, Dilkas S, Payne M, Devlin M, MacKay C; Cimino SR, Guilcher SJT; Hitzig SL. Self- e z ¶ed heal¶h czodi¶izo ¨eÖe i¶Ý aod amb¾la¶izo ¨¶a¶¾¨ z¨¶ majz dÝ¨Öa¨c¾la limb lz¨¨, Prosthetics and Orthotics International: March 22, 2022. 10.1097/PXR.0000000000000106 doi: 10.1097/PXR.0000000000000106

2022-2023

Anderson J, Christie M, Khademi M, Muhammad A, Naik D, Polanski A, Coleman J, MacKay C, Chu A. A S¾ ÖeÝ zf Hz¨ i¶albaëd PhÝïz¶he a i¨¶¨’ Rzle¨ aod Re¨ zoïbili¶ie¨ d¾ iog ¶he COVID-19 Paodemic io Oo¶a iz, Canada. Physiotherapy Canada 2022. doi. 10.3138/ptc-2022-0043

Research Activity

Publications Research Group

Amputee

Fiscal Year

Description

2022-2023

Cimino S, Vijayakumar A, MacKay C, Mayo AL, Hitzig S, Guilcher SJT. SeÜ aod geode diffe eoce¨ io ¾ali¶Ý zf life aod ela¶ed dzmaio¨ fz iodiÖid¾al¨ ×i¶h ad¾l¶ ac ¾i ed lz×e -limb am ¾¶a¶izo: A ¨cz iog eÖie×. Disability and Rehabilitation. 2022 Nov;44(22):6899-6925. doi: 10.1080/09638288.2021.1974106.

2022-2023

Esfandiari E, Miller WC, Mortenson WB, King S, Payne M, Underwood H, MacKay C, Ashe MC. P z¶zczl fz a Raodzmiçed Czo¶ zl T ial ¶z A¨¨e¨¨ ¶he Effec¶ zf Self-Maoagemeo¶ fz Am ¾¶ee Rehabili¶a¶izo ¾¨iog TechozlzgÝ (SMART): Ao Oolioe Self-Maoagemeo¶ P zg am fz Pa¶ieo¶¨ ×i¶h Lz×e Limb Lz¨¨. Plos One; 2023. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0278418

2022-2023

Hitzig SL, Rios J, Devlin M, Guilcher SJT, MacKay C, Dilkas S, Payne MW, Viana R, Kayssi A, Cimino SR, Mayo AL. Heal¶h ¾¶ili¶Ý io czmm¾oi¶Ý-d×elliog ad¾l¶¨ ×i¶h dÝ¨Öa¨c¾la lz×e limb lz¨¨. Qual Life Res 2023 32, 1871–1881. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11136-023-03357-6

2022-2023

King L, Ivers N, Waugh EJ, MacKay C, Stanaitis I, Krystia O, Stretton J, Wong S, Weisman A, Bardai Z, Ross S, Brady S, Shloush M, Stier T, Gakhal N, Agarwal P, Parsons J, Lipscombe L, Hawker GA. Im zÖiog Diagoz¨i¨ aod T ea¶meo¶ zf Koee O¨¶eza ¶h i¶i¨ io Pe ¨zo¨ ×i¶h TÝ e 2 Diabe¶e¨: DeÖelz meo¶ zf a Czm leÜ Io¶e Öeo¶izo. Implementation Science Communications 2023 Feb 28;4(1):20. doi: 10.1186/s43058-023-00398-3

2022-2023

King LK, Krystia O, Waugh EJ, MacKay C, Stanaitis I, Stretton J, Weisman A, Ivers NM, Parsons JA, Lipscombe L, Hawker GA. Ba ie ¨ aod eoable ¨ ¶z heal¶h ca e zÖide ¨ a¨¨e¨¨meo¶ aod ¶ ea¶meo¶ zf koee z¨¶eza ¶h i¶i¨ io e ¨zo¨ ×i¶h ¶Ý e 2 diabe¶e¨ melli¶¾¨: A ¾ali¶a¶iÖe ¨¶¾dÝ ¾¨iog ¶he Thez e¶ical Dzmaio¨ F ame×z k. Osteoarthritis and Cartilage Open: 2022 Aug 7;4(4):100299. doi: 10.1016/j.ocarto.2022.100299

Research Activity

Publications Research Group

Amputee

Fiscal Year

Description

2022-2023

King LK, Waugh E, MacKay C, Stanaitis I, Stretton J, Weisman A, Ivers NM, Lipscombe LL, Hawker G, Parsons JA. 'I¶'¨ a Daoce Be¶×eeo Maoagiog Bz¶h': a ¾ali¶a¶iÖe ¨¶¾dÝ eÜ lz iog e ¨ ec¶iÖe¨ zf e ¨zo¨ ×i¶h koee z¨¶eza ¶h i¶i¨ aod ¶Ý e 2 diabe¶e¨ melli¶¾¨ zo ¶he im ac¶ zf z¨¶eza ¶h i¶i¨ zo diabe¶e¨ maoagemeo¶ aod dailÝ life. BMJ Open. 2022 Nov 4;12(11):e061472. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2022-061472.

2022-2023

King LK, Waugh EJ, MacKay C, Stanaitis I, Krystia O, Stretton J, Ross S, Brady S, Weisman A, Lipscombe L, Hawker GA. Fz m¾la¶iog Koee O¨¶eza ¶h i¶i¨ Maoagemeo¶ Plao¨ Takiog TÝ e 2 Diabe¶e¨ Io¶z Accz¾o¶: Q¾ali¶a¶iÖe S¶¾dÝ zf A ¶h i¶i¨ The a i¨¶¨ U¨iog Thez e¶ical Dzmaio¨ F ame×z k. J Rheumatol. 2022 Sep 15:jrheum.220535. doi: 10.3899/jrheum.220535. Epub ahead of print. PMID: 36109079.

2022-2023

MacKay C, Lee L, Best K, Campbell J, Cimino S, Cowley H, Devlin M, Dilkas S, Landry M, Marzolini S, Mayo A, Oh P, Payne M, Viana R, Totosy de Zepetnek J, Domingo A, King S, Miller WC, Robert M, Tang A, Zidarov D, Zucker-Levin A, Hitzig S. DeÖelz iog a Reëa ch Ageoda zo EÜe cië aod PhÝïcal Ac¶iÖi¶Ý fz Pez le ×i¶h Limb Lz¨¨ io Caoada. Disability and Rehabilitation. 2022, Dec;44(25):8130-8138. doi: 10.1080/09638288.2021.2003877

2022-2023

Marzolini S, Brunne A, Hébert A-A, and MacKay C. Ba ie ¨ aod Facili¶a¶z ¨ ¶z Ca dizÖa¨c¾la Rehabili¶a¶izo P zg amme¨ fz Pez le ×i¶h Lz×e Limb Am ¾¶a¶izo: A S¾ ÖeÝ zf Clioical P ac¶ice io Caoada. Physiotherapy Canada 2022: https://doi.org/10.3138/ptc-2022-0043

2022-2023

Steinberg, R., Posa, S., Pattni, N., Wasilewski, M. B., Robinson, L. R., Jankey, S., Simpson, R., Mayo, A. L., MacKay, C., Dilkas, S., & Hitzig, S. L. P¨Ýchz¨zcial G z¾ The a Ý Io¶e Öeo¶izo¨ fz Pa¶ieo¶¨ Wi¶h PhÝïcal Diäbili¶ie¨: A Scz iog ReÖie× zf Im lemeo¶a¶izo Czoïde a¶izo¨. Rehabilitation Psychology. 2023; Advance online publication. https://dx.doi.org/10.1037/rep0000491

Research Activity

Publications Research Group

Spasticity

Tuberculosis

Fiscal Year

Description

2020-2021

Boulias, C., Ismail, F., & Phadke, C. (2021). B ief Skio Czzliog P iz ¶z Io¶ am¾¨c¾la Bz¶¾lio¾m TzÜio Iojec¶izo¨. Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences/Journal Canadien Des Sciences Neurologigues, 1-2. doi:10.1017/cjn.2021.147

2020-2021

Andrews ER, Marchand-Austin A, Ma J, Cronin K, Sharma M, Brode SK, Marras TK, Jamieson FB. Uode ¾¶iliça¶izo zf ozo¶¾be c¾lz¾¨ mÝczbac¶e ial d ¾g ¨¾¨ce ¶ibili¶Ý ¶e¨¶iog io Oo¶a iz, Caoada, 2010-2015. Journal of the Association of Medical Microbiology and Infectious Disease. 2020 Jun;5(2):7786.

2020-2021

Brode SK, Chung H, Campitelli MA, Kwong JC, Sutradhar R, Marchand-Austin A, Winthrop KL, Jamieson FB, Marras TK. The im ac¶ zf diffe eo¶ ao¶ibiz¶ic ¶ ea¶meo¶ egimeo¨ zo mz ¶ali¶Ý io MÝczbac¶e i¾m aÖi¾m czm leÜ ¾lmzoa Ý diëaë (MAC-PD): A z ¾la¶izo-baëd czhz ¶ ¨¶¾dÝ. European Respiratory Journal. 2020 Sep;56(3):1901875. doi: 10.1183/13993003.01875-2019. Online ahead of print.

2020-2021

Brode SK. T ea¶meo¶ zf MÝczbac¶e i¾m aÖi¾m czm leÜ (MAC) P¾lmzoa Ý Di¨ea¨e: Iocz z a¶iog ¶he Ne× G¾idelioe¨ io¶z Clioical P ac¶ice. Ontario Thoracic Reviews. 2020 Nov;32(2):4-16.

2020-2021

Esmail A, Pooran A, Sabur NF, Fadul M, Brar MS, Oelofse S, Tomasicchio M, Dheda K. Ao z ¶imal diagoz¨¶ic ¨¶ a¶egÝ fz ¶¾be c¾lz¨i¨ io hz¨ i¶aliçed HIV-iofec¶ed a¶ieo¶¨ ¾¨iog GeoeX e ¶ MTB/RIF aod Ale e de¶e mioe TB LAM Ag. J Clin Microbiol 2020 58:e01032-20 https://doi.org/10.1128/JCM.0103220

2020-2021

Hirama T, Sabur NF, Song H, McNamee J, Derkach P, Marras TK, Brode SK. Ri¨k fac¶z ¨ fz d ¾g e¨i¨¶ao¶ ¶¾be c¾lz¨i¨ (TB) a¶ a TB efe al ceo¶ e io Tz zo¶z, Oo¶a iz, Caoada: 2010-2016. Canada Communicable Disease Report. 2020 Apr;46(4):84-92.

Research Activity

Publications Research Group

Tuberculosis

Fiscal Year

Description

2020-2021

Hirama T, Singer LG, Brode SK, Marras TK and Husain S. O¾¶czme¨ zf a Pe i aod Pz¨¶-z e a¶iÖe maoagemeo¶ z¶zczl fz Nzo¶¾be c¾lz¾¨ mÝczbac¶e ia io l¾og ¶ ao¨ lao¶ eci ieo¶¨. Chest. 2020 Aug;158(2):523-528. pii: S0012-3692(20)30559-6. doi: 10.1016/j.chest.2020.01.056.

2020-2021

Lan Z, Ahmad N, Baghaei P, Barkane L, Benedetti A, Brode SK, Brust JCM, Campbell JR, Chang VWL, Falzon D, Guglielmetti L, Isaakidis P, Kempker RR, Kipiani J, Kuksa L, Lange C, LaniadoLaborín R, Nahid P, Rodrigues D, Singla R, Udwadia ZF, Menzies D. D ¾g-a¨¨zcia¶ed adÖe ë eÖeo¶¨ io ¶he ¶ ea¶meo¶ zf m¾l¶id ¾g- eï¨¶ao¶ ¶¾be c¾lzï¨: ao iodiÖid¾al a¶ieo¶ da¶a me¶a-aoalÝï¨. Lancet Respiratory Medicine. 2020 Apr;8(4):383394.

2020-2021

Ramsay LC, Shing E, Wan J, Marras TK, Kwong JC. Brode SK, Jamieson FG, Sander B. Cz¨¶¨ a¨¨zcia¶ed ×i¶h ozo¶¾be c¾lz¾¨ mÝczbac¶e ia iofec¶izo io Oo¶a iz, Canada, 2001-2012. Emerging Infectious Diseases. 2020 Sep;26(9):20972107.

2020-2021

Zaheen A, Hirama T, Mehrabi M, Brode SK, Marras TK. Clioical z¾¶czme¨ io MÝczbac¶e i¾m Üeoz i Öe ¨¾¨ MÝczbac¶e i¾m aÖi¾m czm leÜ ¾lmzoa Ý di¨ea¨e: A e¶ z¨ ec¶iÖe ma¶ched czhz ¶ ¨¶¾dÝ. Respir Med. 2020 Jun;167(105967):1-6. doi:10.1016/j.rmed.2020.105967.

2020-2021

Hirama T, Singer LG, Brode SK, Marras TK, Husain S. T ea¶meo¶ z¾¶czme¨ zf ozo¶¾be c¾lz¾¨ mÝczbac¶e ial ¾lmzoa Ý di¨ea¨e io l¾og ¶ ao¨ lao¶ eci ieo¶¨. Transpl Infect Dis. 2021 Aug;23(4):e13679.

2020-2021

Ahmed W, Batt J, Seemangal J, Sabur NF, Vozoris NT. Io¶e fe zo gamma eleaë a¨äÝ ¶e¨¶ e fz maoce amzog imm¾oz¨¾ e¨äo¶ d ¾g eci ieo¶¨. Ann Am Thorac Soc. 2022 Nov 28.

Research Activity

Publications Research Group

Tuberculosis

Fiscal Year

Description

2022-2023

Campbell JR, Nsengiyumva P, Chiang LY, Jamieson F, Khadawardi H, Mah HK, Oxlade O, Rasberry H, Rea E, Romanowski K, Sabur NF, Sander B, Uppal A, Johnston JC, Schwartzman K, Brode SK. Cz¨¶¨ zf T¾be c¾lz¨i¨ a¶ 3 T ea¶meo¶ Ceo¶e ¨, Caoada, 2010-2016. Emerg Infect Dis. 2022 Sep;9:1814

2022-2023

Raats D, Aldhaheri SMS, Marras TK, Mehrabi M, Brode SK. A¨ e gill¾¨ i¨zla¶izo io ozo¶¾be c¾lz¾¨ mÝczbac¶e ial ¾lmzoa Ý diëaë: a¨¨zcia¶ed ×i¶h ao¶imÝczbac¶e ial ¶ ea¶meo¶ ioi¶ia¶izo b¾¶ oz¶ e¨ zoë. Respiratory Medicine. 2021 Apr;12(179):106338.

2022-2023

Edwards BD, Brode SK, Mehrabi M, Marras TK. Time ¶z Pzï¶iÖe C¾l¶¾ e De¶ec¶izo P edic¶¨ MÝczbac¶e i¾m aÖi¾m P¾lmzoa Ý Diëaë SeÖe i¶Ý aod T ea¶meo¶ Ioi¶ia¶izo. Ann Am Thorac Soc. 2022 Jun;19(6):925-932.

2022-2023

Edwards BD, Mah H, Sabur NF, Brode SK. He a¶z¶zÜici¶Ý aod ¶¾be c¾lzï¨ ¶ ea¶meo¶ z¾¶czme¨ io ch zoic liÖe diëaë. J Assoc Med Microbiol Infect Dis Can. 2023 Mar 1;8(1):64-74.

2022-2023

Geric C, Saroufim M, Landsman D, Richard J, Benedetti A, Batt J, Brode SK, Ahmad Khan F. Im ac¶ zf COVID-19 zo T¾be c¾lz¨i¨ P eÖeo¶izo aod T ea¶meo¶ io Caoada: A M¾l¶iceo¶e AoalÝ¨i¨ zf 10 833 Pa¶ieo¶¨. Infect Dis. 2022 Apr;225(8):1317-1320.

2022-2023

Ku JH, Henkle E, Carlson KF, Marino M, Brode SK, Marras TK, Winthrop KL. EÖal¾a¶izo zf MÝczbac¶e i¾m aÖi¾m czm leÜ ¾lmzoa Ý di¨ea¨e ¶ ea¶meo¶ czm le¶izo aod adhe eoce ¶z ATS/IDSA g¾idelioe¨. Clin Infect Dis. 2023 Feb 8;76(3):e1408e1415.

2022-2023

Raats D, Brode SK, Mehrabi M, Marras TK. Ioc eaïog aod Mz e CzmmzolÝ Ref ac¶z Ý MÝczbac¶e i¾m aÖi¾m P¾lmzoa Ý Diëaë, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Emerg Infect Dis. 2022 Aug;8:1589-1596.

Grant and Awards 2020-2023

Research Activity

Grants and Awards Research Group

Respiratory Rehabilitation

Year

Description

2020-2021

Ontario Graduate Scholarship. Government of Ontario. Recipient: Mille E. Grant Term: 2020-2021 Grant Amount: 15,000 CAD

2020-2021

Ontario Respiratory Care Society Fellowship Award, The Lung Health Foundation. Recipient: Mille E. Grant Term: 2020-2021 Grant Amount: 15,000 CAD

2020-2021

Petty Distinguished Pulmonary Scholar Award. American Thoracic Society. Recipient(s): B zzk¨ D. & Thzma¨ L. Grant Term: 2021 Grant Amount: NA

2020-2021

Margaret Ritch Award for Best E-Poster, Ontario Respiratory Care Society Recipient: B¾¶le S. Grant Term: 2021 Grant Amount: NA

2020-2021

CTS Honorary Lecture Award, Canadian Thoracic Society. Recipient: Gzld¨¶eio RS. Grant Term: 2020/10 Grant Amount: NA

2020-2021

CIHR, Breathing As One -Boehringer Ingelheim Canada COPD Grant, BAO-170162. For: Rapid Access Rehabilitation (RAR) Post Hospitalization for Acute Exacerbations of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease A feasibility study. Recipient(s): Gzld¨¶eio RS (PI), B zzk¨ D, OliÖei a A, Walke J. Grant Term: 2020/05-2021/06 Grant Amount: NA

Research Activity

Grants and Awards Research Group

Respiratory Rehabilitation

Year

Description

2021-2022

ERS/ELF Travel Grant for Best Abstract in Patient Centered Research. European Respiratory Society International Congress, Madrid, Spain. Recipient(s): OliÖe ia A. Grant Term: 2021 Grant Amount: 850 €

2021-2022

Frist Prize Thomé Villar / Boehrninger Ingelheim Award. Congresso Português de Pneumologia, Sociedade Portuguesa de Pneumologia, Albufeira, Portugal. Recipient(s): OliÖei a A, Ma ¾e¨ A, Meode¨ A, F ei¶a¨ C, Sza e¨ S, S¶eele C, Sa aiÖa I, C ¾ç J, Ve a Af eiÜz V, PaiÜãz C, Ve ¶igao A, B zzk¨ D. Grant Term: 2021 Grant Amount: 5000 €

2021-2022

First Prize for Best Publication in an Index Journal. Congresso Português de Pneumologia, Sociedade Portuguesa de Pneumologia, Albufeira, Portugal. Recipient(s): Rebelz P, OliÖei a A, Aod ade L, Valeo¶e C, Ma ¾e¨ A. Grant Term: 2021 Grant Amount: 2000 €

2021-2022

CPA Silver Quill Award - Student Research Canadian Physiotherapy Association, Ottawa, ON Canada. Recipient(s): Mille E, B zzk¨ D, Mz i B. Grant Term: 2021 Grant Amount: 1,000 CAD

2021-2022

First Prize of Cooperation UA in the field of Health, Biotechnology and Food. University of Aveiro, Portugal. Recipient(s): Ma ¾e¨ A, Almeida S, Mi aoda S, PaiÜãz C, Rebelz P, Machadz A, Rzd ig¾e¨ G, Ma çalz R, Rzcha V, OliÖei a A. Grant Term: 2022 Grant Amount: 4000 €

Research Activity

Grants and Awards Research Group

Respiratory Rehabilitation

Year

Description

2021-2022

E.B. Eastburn Fellowship. E.B Eastburn Postdoctoral Fellowship Fund, Hamilton, ON Canada. Recipient(s): Al¨¾bheeo S, B zzk¨ D. Grant Term: 2021-2023 Grant Amount: 90,000 CAD

2022-2023

Student/Post-doctoral Travel Award American Anatomy Association Recipient(s): Q¾ach S Supervisor(s): B zzk¨ D Award Date: 2023/03 Award Amount: 300 USD

2022-2023

First Prize of Cooperation UA in the field of Health, Biotechnology and Food University of Aveiro, Aveiro, Portugal. Recipient(s): Ma ¾e¨ A, Almeida S, Mi aoda S, PaiÜãz C, Rebelz P, Machadz A, Rzd ig¾e¨ G, Ma çalz R, Rzcha V, OliÖei a A. Award date: 2022 Award amount: 4000 €

2022-2023

CSRT Research Grant. Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists, Ottawa For: A Mobile Electronic Repository to address Patients' Support Needs in Coping with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. Recipient(s): Q¾ach S Supervisor(s): B zzk¨ D Grant Term: 2022 - 2023 Grant Amount: 6,100 CAD

Research Activity

Grants and Awards Research Group

Respiratory Rehabilitation

Year

Description

2022-2023

Robert J. Harman RespirMology Research Fund Grant, West Park Healthcare Centre Foundation For: Exoskeleton Assist to Improve Physical Performance in Patients with Very Severe Chronic Respiratory Disease Recipient(s): Gzld¨¶eio RS Project Lead: Dzlmage TE Grant Term: 2022 Grant Amount: 7,925 CAD

2022-2023

Canadian Respiratory Research Network Studentship Canadian Respiratory Research Network Recipient(s): Q¾ach S Supervisor(s): B zzk¨ D Award Date: September 2022 Award Amount: 10,500 CAD

2022-2023

CIHR Project Grant. For: Co-Designing a Cross-Continuum Peer Support Program for Trauma Patients. Recipient(s): Waïle×¨ki, MB (PI), Ca¨ïo, M, Fz×le R, Gz¶lib Czoo L, Haa¨ B, Hi¶çig S, K¾l¾¨ki K, MacKaÝ C, MaÝz A, McFa lao A, Rzbio¨zo L, She a d C, Sim ¨zo R, Vzg¶ K, Czllabz a¶z ¨: Di P z¨ e z L, G¾z D, La×lz A, Lege e L, Pzleë P, Tz ie MJ. Grant Term: 2023-2025 Grant Amount: $210,376. *technical start date for funding for all Fall submissions was April 1, 2023

2022-2023

CIHR Project Grant. For: "It's not the load that breaks you down, it's the way you carry it": A longitudinal study of knee osteoarthritis in people with stroke. Recipient(s): Pa¶¶e ¨zo K (PI), Bi miogham T, E¨ io Ga cia O, MacKaÝ C, Mzhaok¾ma R, Na aghi A, Pe¶e ¨ S, Wzog A. Grant Term: 2023-2029 Grant Amount: $1,591,198. *technical start date for funding for all Fall submissions was April 1, 2023

Research Activity

Grants and Awards Research Group

Respiratory Rehabilitation

Year

Description

2022-2023

Canadian Institutes of Health Research Research Grant For: Does the cognitive load of dyspnea with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease exacerbations contribute to falls and daily functional limitations? Recipient(s): Rzçeobe g D, Reid WD (Cz-PI'¨), Cam z¨ J, Fi¨he J, Gzld D, Gzld¨¶eio RS, H¾¨ç¶i E, Laoge D, Mao¨field A, M¾c¨i I, S¶aob zzk M, Weo¶laod¶ K, Wzog A, W¾ R. Grant Term: 2022 - 2027 Grant Amount: 397,800 CAD

2022-2023

Canadian Thoracic Society Honorary Lecture Award CHEST Annual Meeting, Nashville, TN, United States of America. Lecture Topic: Rehabilitation in Individuals with Chronic Lung Disease: More than Exercise! Recipient(s): B zzk¨ D Award Date: October 2022 Award Amount: Honorarium

2022-2023

CIHR Project Grant. For : A Behaviour Change Intervention Promoting Physical Activity Following Dysvascular Amputation: A Pilot Study. Recipient(s) : Co-Principal Applicants: Mille WC, Zida zÖ D. Coinvestigators: Chao B, Dilka¨ S, Hi¶çig S, Ma iohz B¾çelli A, MaÝz A, PaÝoe M, Schoeebe g A, Tz¶z¨Ý De Ze e¶oek J, Wzlfe D, Za iffa J, Z¾cke -LeÖio A. Czllabz a¶z ¨: Jaglal S, Pz¾¨e¶¶ B, S×allz× A, Uode ×zzd H. Grant Term : 2023-2025 Grant Amount : $336,600.*technical start date for funding for all Fall submissions was April 1, 2023

2022-2023

2nd prize of the Thomé Villar Award Boehringer Ingelheim Congresso Português de Pneumologia, Sociedade Portuguesa de Pneumologia, Albufeira, Portugal. For: iLiFE – A Home-based Physical Activity Programme for People with Advanced Interstitial Lung Disease Recipients: PaiÜãz C, G aÖe A, Meode¨ MA, TeiÜei a Lz e¨ F, B zzk¨ D, Ma ¾e¨ A. Award Date: November 2022 Award Amount: Honorarium

Research Activity

Grants and Awards Research Group

Respiratory Rehabilitation

Amputee

Year

Description

2022-2023

Brian J. Sproule Lectureship Award Alberta Respiratory Centre Research Day, University of Alberta, Edmonton AB Lectureship topic: Rehabilitation in Chronic Lung Disease: Beyond Exercise Recipient(s): B zzk¨ D Award Date: November 2022 Award Amount: Honorarium

2020-2021

Physiotherapy Foundation of Canada. For: Development of an Exercise and Physical Activity Intervention for People with Lower Limb Amputations Living in the Community: Perspectives of Individuals with Limb Loss and Health Care Providers. Recipient(s): MacKaÝ C (PI), Hi¶çig S, MaÝz A, Dilka¨ S, DeÖlio M. Grant Term: 2019/07-2020/06 Grant Amount: $5,000 CAD

2020-2021

Dissemination Grant - Institute Community Support, Canadian Institutes of Health Research. For: Developing a Research Agenda on Exercise and Physical Activity for People with Lower Limb Amputations. Planning and Recipient(s): Hi¶çig S, MacKaÝ C (PI), Be¨¶ K, Cimioz S, DeÖlio M, Dilka¨ S, Ma çzlioi S, MaÝz AL, Oh P, PaÝoe M, Viaoa R, B zçic A, Cam bell J, Cz×leÝ H, Laod Ý M. Grant Term: 2019/05-2021/04 Grant Amount: $10,000 CAD.

2020-2021

Sunnybrook Education Advisory Council & Education Research Unit Research & Scholarship Grant, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre. For: Exploring the Role of Peer Support in Trauma Patients' Recovery Journey. Recipient(s): Waïle×¨ki M (PI), MacKaÝ C, Gz¶lib L, Hi¶çig S, MaÝz A, Rzbio¨zo L, Sim ¨zo R, Ca¨ïo M, G z¨ï MG, La×lz A, Pzleë P. Grant Term: 2020/03-2021-08 Grant Amount: $9,987 CAD

Research Activity

Grants and Awards Research Group

Amputee

Year

Description

2020-2021

SSHRC. For: Assessing the Community Needs of Individuals with Limb Loss: Building the Foundation for Community Action. Recipient(s): Zida zÖ D (PI), MacKaÝ C, Hi¶çig S, MaÝz A, Z¾cke -LeÖio A, Cimioz S, Cha bzoea¾ N. Grant Term: 2021/03-2022-02 Grant Amount: $25,000 CAD.

2020-2021

Alternative Funding Plan (AFP) Innovation Fund. For: Feasibility and Benefit of Developing a Novel Psychosocial Group Therapy Intervention for Rehabilitation Inpatients with Lower Limb Loss. Recipient(s): S¶eiobe g R (PI), Rzbio¨zo L, MaÝz A, Sim ¨zo R, Simzo M, Hi¶çig S, Wa¨ile×¨ki M, Dilka¨ S, JaokeÝ S, MacKaÝ C. Grant Term: 2021/04-2022/04 Grant Amount: $97,217 CAD.

2020-2021

Project Grant Program: Fall 2018 Competition, Canadian Institutes of Health Research. Ontario Association for Amputee Care; St. John’s Rehab – Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre. For: Developing a Patient Reported Outcome for Amputation (PRO- AMP). Recipient(s): Saode L Hi¶çig (PI),MacKaÝ C, A m¨¶ zog DG, DeÖlio M, F¾og V, KaÝ¨¨i A, MaÝz AL, Sale J, Si¾ G, Viaoa R, Cimioz S, Dilka¨ S, Dzmiogz A. Grant Term: 2019/04-2021/03 Grant Amount: $149,176 CAD.

2021-2022

AMS Small Grants in Compassion and Artificial Intelligence. For: Exploring How Individuals with Limb Loss Perceive and Experience Compassionate Care in Virtual Rehabilitation Consultations. Recipient(s): MacKaÝ C (PI) Grant Term: 2022 Grant Amount: 20,000 CAD

Research Activity

Grants and Awards Research Group

Amputee

Year

Description

2021-2022

CIHR Project Grant-Patient-Oriented Research Priority Area-Early Career Researcher. For: Co-Designing a Cross-Continuum Peer Support Program for Trauma Patients. Recipient(s): Wa¨ile×¨ki M (PI), MacKaÝ C, Ca¨¨io M, Fz×le R, Gz¶lib Czoo L, G¾z D, Haa¨ B, Hi¶çig S, K¾l¾¨ki K, MaÝz A, McFa lao A, Rzbio¨zo L, Sim ¨zo R, Vzg¶ K. Grant Term: 2021 Grant Amount: 100,000 CAD

2022-2023

Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Individual Partnership Engage Grants. For: Barriers and Facilitators to Community Accessibility in People with Lower Limb Loss. Recipient(s): H¾o¶e S (PI), Dilka¨ S, Hi¶çig S, PaÝoe M, Viaoa R, MaÝz A. Grant Term: 2022-2023 Grant Amount: $24,000 CAD

2022-2023

The Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Rehabilitation Grant. For: Development of evidence-informed physical activity guidelines for adults with lower limb amputation. Recipient(s): Zida zÖ D (PI), Hab a N, Ma ¶io Gioi¨ K, Be¨¶ K, Blaoche¶¶e V, Rzbe ¶ M, Mille WC, Gee C, B z¾¨¨ea¾-FzleÝ M. Grant Term: 2022-2023 Grant Amount: $10,000 CAD

2022-2023

Canadian Institutes of Health Research Planning and Dissemination Grant. For: Planning a National Limb Loss Registry. Recipient(s): Hi¶çig SL (PI), MacKaÝ C (PI), MaÝz AL, Mille W, Zida zÖ D. Co-applicants: Aod Ýëk J, Açha i F, Bal¶çe H, Be¨¶ K, Cimioz S, Dilka¨ S, Di¶¶me D, D¾dek N, G ad S, G¾ilche S, Hab a N, Hebe ¶ J, H¾o¶e S, Ka¶ç J, KaÝ¨ï A, Kiog S, Lemai e E, Me cie C, Nz× z¾çi-Kia B, Pz¾ë¶¶ B, O'Czooell C, Omaoa H, PaÝoe M, Sk abek R, Tz¶z¨Ý de Ze e¶oek J, Uode ×zzd H, Viaoa R, Walke J, Z¾cke -LeÖio A. Grant Term: 2022-2023 Grant Amount: $20,000 CAD

Research Activity

Grants and Awards Research Group

Amputee

Year

Description

2022-2023

AMS Healthcare Fellowship in Compassionate Care and Artificial Intelligence. AMS Healthcare Recipient(s): MacKaÝ C Award Date: October 2022 Award Amount: 75,000 CAD

2022-2023

CIHR Project Grant-Patient-Oriented Research Priority Area-Early Career Researcher For: Developing a Patient Reported Outcome on Medicationrelated Quality of Life (PRO-mQoL) for Persons with Physical Disability. Recipient(s): G¾ilche SJT (PI), Hi¶çig SL (PI), Kaië A, McCa ¶hÝ L, Lzf¶e ¨ AK, Milligao J, O’Czooell C, Zida zÖ D, Cimioz SR. Czllabz a¶z ¨: A¾¨¶io Z, Bi dëll J, Cadel L, Caëmz e S, Hamil¶zo M, Hz¾le S, Kzle×a¨ki L, Nel¨zo M, Ng A, Nzzoao V. Grant Term: 2022-2023 Grant Amount: $100,000 CAD

2022-2023

Arthritis Society Strategic Operating Grant. Arthritis Health Professions Association, Neighbourhood Pharmacy Association of Canada, Bone and Joint Canada. For: Co-generating strategies to support equitable person-centred early diagnosis and management of osteoarthritis. Recipient(s): Gaglia di A (PI), Ma ¨hall D, Bz khzff C, Ba¶¶i¨¶ella M, Ahl¾×alia V, S¶e×a ¶ Haçle×zzd G, Lzf¶e ¨ A; Collaborators: Kapoor M, Canadian Arthritis Patient Alliance, Arthritis Consumer Experts, Canadian Rheumatology Association, Grant Term: 2022-2025 Grant Amount: $345,500 CAD

2022-2023

Recognition Award. Department of Physical Therapy, University of Toronto Recipient(s): MacKaÝ C Award date: June 2022 Award amount: NA

Research Activity

Grants and Awards Research Group

Tuberculosis

Year

Description

2020-2021

The Lung Health Foundation Team Breathe Research Award Program. Grants-in-Aid for Basic Science or Clinical Research. For: Pilot study of point-of-use microbial water filters as adjunctive management in patients with Mycobacterium Avium pulmonary disease. Recipient(s): Ma a¨ TK (PI), B zde SK, Wio¶h z KL. Award Amount: 49,219 CAD.

2020-2021

Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) Project Grant. Tuberculosis in Canada: Modeling to Inform Elimination. Recipient(s): Sch×a ¶çmao K (PI), Jzho¨¶zo JC (PI), B zde SK, Cam bell J, Czzk VJ, Dz×dÝ D, G eeoa×aÝ CA, Macdzoald L, Meoçie¨ R, OÜlade OA, Rea KH, RiÖe¨¶ P, SilÖa DS. Grant Term: 2020 Jul - 2023 Jun Grant Amount: 416,924 CAD.

2021-2022

Population based risk for mycobacterial diseases associated with immune check point inhibitors. University of Toronto Division of Respirology. Recipient(s): B zde SK. (PI) Collaborator(s): Ma a¨, Thezdz e K; S¶aob zzk, Ma¶¶he× B. Grant Term: 2021 Grant Amount: 10,000 CAD.

2021-2022

Tuberculosis Trials Consortium (TBTC) Clinical Research Services. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Applied with a network of sites, led by McGill University, for Toronto Western Hospital to become a participating site in TBTC for TB clinical trials. Recipient(s): PI: Meoçie¨ D, Jzho¨¶zo JC, FzÜ G. Principal Site Investigator: B zde SK. Grant Term: 2021 Grant Amount: 1,165,351 USD. [Contracts] Total Budget for the Network: 13,589,077.71 USD.

Research Activity

Grants and Awards Research Group

Tuberculosis

Year

Description

2021-2022

Individual Teaching Excellence Award, Dept of Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Wightman-Berris Academy, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. (Postgraduate MD) Recipient: B zde SK.

2022-2023

University of Toronto Division of Respirology. Pettit Block Term Grant. For: Impact of nontuberculous mycobacterial co-isolation in patients with pulmonary TB. Recipient(s): Sab¾ , N. (PI) Co-Investigator: B zde SK. Grant Amount: 10,000 CAD.

2022-2023

CIHR. Catalyst Grant: Quadruple Aim and Equity. For: Access to care and the economic burden of tuberculosis in Ontario during the COVID-19 pandemic: Illuminating the inequities to support public health policy. Recipient(s): PI: Saode , BH aod Rea, EH. Co-Investigators(s): B zde SK, Daf¶a Ý A, O’B ieo K, Pea¨e C, Ram¨aÝ L. Grant Amount: 99,939 CAD.

2022-2023

Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) Project Grant. For: A Key Step to Eliminating Tuberculosis in Canada: Informing the Implementation and Scale-up of Tuberculosis Preventive Treatment. Recipient(s): Cam bell J (PI), B zde SK, Jzho¨¶zo JC. Grant Term: 2023-2026 Grant Amount: $260,100 CAD *funding did not/does not start until after March 2023.

2022-2023

CIHR. Project Grant. For: Activation, recurrence and mortality: Exploring impacts of air pollution and greenness on progressions of latent and active tuberculosis to inform interventions. Recipient(s): Ge E (PI), aod B zde SK. Grant Term: 2023-2026 Grant Amount: 290,699 CAD *funding did not/does not start until after March 2023.

Presentations 2020-2023

Research Activity

Presentations Research Group

Respiratory Rehabilitation

Year

Description

2020-2021

Goldstein RS. (July 2020) The Magic zf P¾lmzoa Ý Rehabili¶a¶izo. Boehringer Ingelheim (Canada) Ltd, Ontario Canada. [Invited]

2020-2021

Paixao C, Rebelo P, Oliveira A, Jacome C, Cruz J, Martins V Simao P, Marques A. (September 2020) Mioimal ClioicallÝ Im z ¶ao¶ Diffe eoce zf ¶he B ief-BESTe¨¶ io COPD. European Respiratory Society (ERS) International Congress [Online]

2020-2021

Oliveira A, Habash R, Marques A, Brooks D. (September 2020) O¾¶czme¨ io EÜe ci¨e-ba¨ed Io¶e Öeo¶izo¨ io ILD. European Respiratory Society (ERS) International Congress [Online]

2020-2021

Oliveira A, Flora S, Santos L, Morais N, Ribeiro J, Silva F, Silva C, Carreira B, Caceiro R, Kumar D, Brooks D, Marques A, Burtin C, Cruz J. (September 2020). Cha ac¶e i¨¶ic¨ zf a¶ieo¶¨ ×i¶h COPD ¾¨iog mzbile a ¨ io dailÝ life. 30th European Respiratory Society (ERS) International Congress, [Online]

2020-2021

Selzler AM, Margues A, Goldstein RS, Brooks D, Cruz J. (September 2020) A¨ë¨ïog ¶he ca egiÖiog eÜ e ieoce io COPD: czo¶eo¶ Öalidi¶Ý zf ¶he Za i¶ B¾ deo Io¶e Öie× aod Ca egiÖe Reac¶izo A¨ë¨¨meo¶. European Respiratory Society (ERS) International Congress. [Online]

2020-2021

Marques A, Machado A, Souto-Miranda S, Jácome C, Cruz J, Oliveira A, Enes V, Afreixo V, Martins V, Andrade L, Valente C, Ferreira D, Simão P, Brooks D, Tavares A. (September 2020) Clioical cha ac¶e i¨¶ic¨ zf COPD Pheoz¶Ý e¨. 30th European Respiratory Society (ERS) International Congress [Online]

2020-2021

Rebelo P, Oliveira A, Paixão C, Souto-Miranda S, Machado A, Alves A, Cruz J, Jácome C, Almeida S, Tavares A, Marques A. (September 2020) Uo aÖelliog a¨¨zcia¶izo¨ be¶×eeo fa¶ig¾e aod keÝ z¾¶czme¨ io a¶ieo¶¨ ×i¶h COPD. 30th European Respiratory Society (ERS) International Congress [Online]

Research Activity

Presentations Research Group

Respiratory Rehabilitation

Year

Description

2020-2021

Michaelchuk WW, Oliveira A, Maybank A, Goldstein R, Brooks D. (January 2021) De¨igo aod im lemeo¶a¶izo zf hzme-ba¨ed ¶ele ehabili¶a¶izo zg am¨ io COPD: A ¨Ý¨¶ema¶ic eÖie×. Better Breathing Conference. [Online]

2020-2021

Miller E, Mori B, Nonoyama M, Vaza P, Brooks D. (January 2021). A¨ë¨ïog ¶he czo¶eo¶ Öalidi¶Ý zf ¶he PhÝïcal The a Ý Czm e¶eoce A¨ë¨¨meo¶ fz Ai ×aÝ S¾c¶izoiog (PT-CAAS) io ch zoic aod czmm¾oi¶Ý ca e ë¶¶iog¨. Better Breathing Conference [Online]

2020-2021

Quach S, Oliveira A, Brooks D, Walker J, Goldstein R. (January 2021) Pe ¨ ec¶iÖe¨ zo a Ra id Acce¨¨ ehabili¶a¶izo zg am z¨¶ hz¨ i¶aliça¶izo fz ac¾¶e eÜace ba¶izo¨ zf COPD. Better Breathing Conference [Online]

2020-2021

Oliveira A, Habash R, Ellerton L, Maybank A, Goldstein R, Marques A, Brooks D. (January 2021) Diëaë-¨ ecific z¾¶czme mea¨¾ e¨ ¾ëd io ¾lmzoa Ý ehabili¶a¶izo fz ez le ×i¶h Io¶e ¨¶i¶ial L¾og Diëaë¨. Better Breathing Conference [Online]

2020-2021

Butler SJ, Desveaux L, Lee AL, Beauchamp M, Wang W, Brusco NK, Goldstein RS, Brooks D. (January 2021) Raodzmiçed czo¶ zlled ¶ ial zf czmm¾oi¶Ý-ba¨ed z¨¶- ehabili¶a¶izo eÜe ci¨e io COPD. Better Breathing Conference. [Online]

2020-2021

Elsabbagha L, Al-Atwib T, Aldossary D, Alshamic AM, Hilld JC, AbuRas W, Huijerg HAS, Brooks D. (2021) C z¨¨-C¾l¶¾ al Ada ¶a¶izo aod Valida¶izo zf ¶he S¶a ¶ Back Tzzl fz A abic S eakiog Ad¾l¶¨ ×i¶h Lz× Back Paio io Sa¾di A abia. World Physiotherapy Congress. [Poster] April 2021.

2020-2021

Holden M, Fyfe M, Poulin C, Bethune B, Church C, Hepburn P, Afreixo V, Brooks D, Oliveira A. Haodg i S¶ eog¶h io IodiÖid¾al¨ ×i¶h Ch zoic Ob¨¶ ¾c¶iÖe P¾lmzoa Ý Diëaë: A SÝ¨¶ema¶ic ReÖie× aod Me¶a-AoalÝï¨. Canadian Respiratory Conference. [Poster] , 8-10 April 2021.

Research Activity

Presentations Research Group

Year

Description

2020-2021

Wshah A, Selzler AM, Hill K, Brooks D, Goldstein R. De¶e mioao¶¨ zf Sedeo¶a Ý BehaÖiz¾ io IodiÖid¾al¨ ×i¶h COPD: A Q¾ali¶a¶iÖe EÜ lz a¶izo G¾ided bÝ ¶he Thez e¶ical Dzmaio¨ F ame×z k. Canadian Respiratory Conference. [Poster] 8-10 April 2021.

Respiratory Rehabilitation

2020-2021

Oliveira A, Habash R, Ellerton L, Maybank A, Goldstein R, Marques A, Brooks D. Diëaë-¨ ecific O¾¶czme Mea¨¾ e¨ ¾ëd io P¾lmzoa Ý Rehabili¶a¶izo fz Pez le ×i¶h Io¶e ¨¶i¶ial L¾og Diëaë¨. Canadian Respiratory Conference. [Poster] 8-10 April 2021.

Respiratory Rehabilitation

2020-2021

Goldstein RS. P¾lmzoa Ý Rehabili¶a¶izo:C ea¶iog, deÖelz iog aod maio¶aioiog ao effec¶iÖe zg am. American Thoracic Society International Conference, United States. 14-18 May 2021.

Respiratory Rehabilitation

2020-2021

Suisaa S. - session facilitated by Goldstein RS .P eci¨izo medicioe io COPD: The zle zf iohaled cz ¶icz¨¶e zid¨. AstraZeneca, Webinar, Ontario, Canada. May 2021.

2020-2021

Dolmage TE. Physiology of exercise training in COPD. (2021) Dz ×e oeed a diffe eo¶ a zach? American Thoracic Society International Conference, May 2021.

2020-2021

Miller E, Mori B, Nonoyama M, Vaza P, Brooks D. (2021) A¨ë¨ïog ¶he czo¶eo¶ Öalidi¶Ý zf ¶he PhÝïcal The a Ý Czm e¶eoce A¨ë¨¨meo¶ fz Ai ×aÝ S¾c¶izoiog (PT-CAAS) io ch zoic aod czmm¾oi¶Ý ca e ë¶¶iog¨. Ontario Physiotherapy Association InterACTION Conference. [Poster] May 2021.

2020-2021

Oliveira A, Palombella A, Wainman B, Rockarts J, Wojkowski, S. Pilz¶iog ao Io¶e zfe¨ïzoal Vi ¶¾al Aoa¶zmÝ Di¨ëc¶izo Cz¾ ë: Re¨ zodiog ¶z COVID-19. Annual Day in Faculty Development, Faculty of Health Sciences, McMaster University. 25 May 2021.

Respiratory Rehabilitation

Research Activity

Presentations Research Group

Respiratory Rehabilitation

Year

Description

2020-2021

Oliveira A, Brewer-Deluce D, Wojkowski S. Fac¶z ¨ iofl¾eociog eadioe¨¨ fz io¶e zfe¨¨izoal ed¾ca¶izo io heal¶h ¨cieoce¨ ¨¶¾deo¶¨. Norman Education Research Day, Faculty of Health Sciences, McMaster University. [Oral] 9 June 2021.

2020-2021

Nash J, Oliveira A, D, Wojkowski S. Io¶ zd¾c¶izo ¶z io¶e di¨ci lioa Ý c¾ ic¾l¾m & eadioe¨¨ fz io¶e zfe¨¨izoal lea oiog io BHSc (Hzo¨) P zg am. Norman Education Research Day, Faculty of Health Sciences, McMaster University. [Oral] 9 June 2021.

2020-2021

Vieira A, Dias D, Miguel E, Matos T, Flora S, Silva C, Morais N, Oliveira A, Caceiro R, Silva F, Ribeiro J, Silva S, Martins V, Valente C, Burtin C, Brooks D, Marques A, Cruz J. (2021) Rela¶izo¨hi be¶×eeo Fa¶ig¾e, PhÝ¨ical Ac¶iÖi¶Ý aod Heal¶h-Rela¶ed Fac¶z ¨ io COPD. European Respiratory Society (ERS) International Congress. [Poster] 5-8 September 2021.

2020-2021

Pimenta S, Flora S, Silva C, Oliveira A, Morais N, Ribeiro J, Silva F, Caceiro R, Carreira B, Januário F, Andrade L, Rodrigues F, Brooks D, Burtin C. Marques A, Cruz J. (2021) Mz¶iÖa¶izo aod PhÝ¨ical Ac¶iÖi¶Ý io COPD: Ao EÜ lz a¶z Ý S¶¾dÝ. European Respiratory Society (ERS) International Congress. [Poster] 5-8 September 2021.

2020-2021

Paixão C, Rocha V, Brooks D, Marques A. (2021) Uo¨¾ e Öi¨ed PhÝ¨ical Ac¶iÖi¶Ý Reczmmeoda¶izo¨ fz Pez le ×i¶h COPD: A SÝ¨¶ema¶ic ReÖie×. European Respiratory Society (ERS) International Congress. [Poster] 5-8 September 2021.

2020-2021

Alves A, Oliveira A, Ferreira P, Marques A. Reliabili¶Ý aod Öalidi¶Ý zf ¶he Che¨¶e S¶e Te¨¶ io ez le ×i¶h Io¶e ¨¶i¶ial L¾og Di¨ea¨e. European Respiratory Society (ERS) International Congress. [Poster] 5-8 September 2021.

2020-2021

Oliveira A, Quach Q, Alsubheen A, Walker J, Brooks D, Goldstein R. Ra id Acce¨¨ Rehabili¶a¶izo af¶e EÜace ba¶izo¨ zf COPD – A Q¾ali¶a¶iÖe S¶¾dÝ. European Respiratory Society (ERS) International Congress, [Poster] 5-8 September 2021.

Research Activity

Presentations Research Group

Year

Description

2020-2021

Marques A, Paixão C, Machado A, Oliveira A, Ferreira P. A¶iÖidade¨ diá ia¨ ealiçada¨ ela¨ e¨¨za¨ czm dzeoça ¾lmzoa io¶e ¨¶icial – em b¾¨ca da z¶imiçaçãz dz¨ e¨¾l¶adz¨ de fi¨iz¶e a ia. XI Congresso Nacional de Fisioterapeutas, Lisboa, Portugal. 5-6 November 2021.

2020-2021

Oliveira A, Rebelo P, Paixão C, Miranda S, Machado A, Pinho T, Valente C, Andrade L, Brooks D, Marques A. De¶e mioao¶e¨ da ¶z¨¨e em e¨¨za¨ czm dzeoça ¾lmzoa zb¨¶ ¾¶iÖa c {oica. XI Congresso Nacional de Fisioterapeutas, Lisboa, Portugal. 5-6 November 2021.

2020-2021

Marques A, Miranda S, Machado A, Oliveira A, Jácome C, Cruz J, Enes V, Afreixo V, Martins V, Andrade L, Valente C, Ferreira D, Simão P, Brooks D, Tavares A. COPD zfile¨ aod ¶ ea¶able ¶ ai¶¨ ¾¨iog mioimal- e¨z¾ ce¨: ideo¶ifica¶izo, deci¨izo ¶ ee aod ¨¶abili¶Ý zÖe ¶ime. Congresso Nacional de Pneumologia, Albufeira, Portugal. 11-13 November 2021.

Respiratory Rehabilitation

2020-2021

Oliveira A. O¾¶czme mea¨¾ e¨ aod efe eoce Öal¾e¨ fz ¶he a¨¨e¨¨meo¶ zf f¾oc¶izoali¶Ý. Congresso Nacional de Pneumologia, Algarve, Portugal. (In-person) November 2021.

Respiratory Rehabilitation

2020-2021

Goldstein RS. (2022) U da¶e zo P¾lmzoa Ý Rehabili¶a¶izo. AstraZeneca, Ontario, Canada. (Virtual) March 2022.

Respiratory Rehabilitation

2022-2023

Quach S, Veitch A, Zaccagnini M, West A, Nonoyama M. Uode e e¨eo¶a¶izo zf Re¨ i a¶z Ý The a i¨¶¨ io Del hi ¨¶¾die¨. Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists' Annual Conference. April 2022. [Poster]

Respiratory Rehabilitation

2022-2023

Goldstein RS. P¾lmzoa Ý ehabili¶a¶izo aod ¾ali¶Ý aod ¾ao¶i¶Ý zf life. Symposium in Memoriam - Claudio Donner. Baveno, Italy. April 2022. [Oral] {Invited}

Respiratory Rehabilitation

Research Activity

Presentations Research Group

Year

Description

Respiratory Rehabilitation

2022-2023

Dolmage TE. PhÝ¨izlzgÝ zf eÜe ci¨e ¶e¨¶iog & ¶ aioiog io COPD. Respirology Grand Rounds-St. Joseph’s Health Care London, London ON. April 2022. [Oral] {Invited}

2022-2023

Oliveira A, Mancopes R, Quach S, Steele C, Brooks D. Cz¾gh Czo¶ zl The a Ý: A zg am fz Pez le ×i¶h Io¶e ¨¶i¶ial L¾og Di¨ea¨e¨. V Congresso Brasileiro de Disfagia. September 2022, Curitiba, Brazil [Poster]

2022-2023

Oliveira A, Quach S, Dasouki S, Mancopes R, Chamberlain-Mitchell S, Goldstein RS, Brooks D. A Nzo- ha maczlzgical Cz¾gh The a Ý fz Pez le ×i¶h Io¶e ¨¶i¶ial L¾og Diëaë¨: A Caë Re z ¶. Canadian Respiratory Conference. Victoria, BC, Canada. June 2022. [Poster]

2022-2023

Butler SJ, Louie AV, Sutradhar R, Paszat L, Brooks D, Gershon AS. Im ac¶ zf COPD zo SÝm ¶zm B¾ deo io S¶age IV L¾og Caoce Pa¶ieo¶¨. Canadian Respiratory Conference. Victoria, BC, Canada. June 2022. [Poster]

2022-2023

Finch L, Frankel D, Gallant B, Landa C, Snyder N, Wilson R, Packham T, Brooks D, Oliveira A. The Rzle zf Occ¾ a¶izoal The a Ý io P¾lmzoa Ý Rehabili¶a¶izo P zg am¨: A Scz iog ReÖie×. Canadian Respiratory Conference. Victoria, BC, Canada. June 2022. [Poster]

2022-2023

Ilicic AM, Oliveira A, Habash R, Kang Y, Kho M, Goldstein RS, Brooks D. Nzo- ha maczlzgical Maoagemeo¶ zf Ch zoic Cz¾gh io Ad¾l¶¨ ×i¶h aod ×i¶hz¾¶ Re¨ i a¶z Ý Di¨ea¨e¨: A SÝ¨¶ema¶ic ReÖie×. Canadian Respiratory Conference. Victoria, BC, Canada. June 2022. [Poster]

2022-2023

Michaelchuk WW, Selzler A, Goldstein R, Brooks D. A Wea able DeÖice-Baëd Sedeo¶a Ý BehaÖiz¾ Chaoge Io¶e Öeo¶izo io Ch zoic Ob¨¶ ¾c¶iÖe P¾lmzoa Ý Diëaë I¨ Feaïble aod Acce ¶able. Caoadiao Re¨ i a¶z Ý Czofe eoce. Victoria, BC, Canada. June 2022. [Poster]

Respiratory Rehabilitation

Research Activity

Presentations Research Group

Respiratory Rehabilitation

Amputee

Year

Description

2022-2023

Quach S, Oliveira A, Goldstein R, Brooks D. Fea¶¾ e¨ aod Q¾ali¶Ý zf COPD Self-Maoagemeo¶ A ¨ io ¶he Aod zid Ma ke¶ lace. European Respiratory Society (ERS) International Congress. Barcelona, Spain. September 2022. [Poster]

2022-2023

Oliveira A, Alsubheen S, Michaelchuk W, Marques A, Goldstein R, Brooks D. Mea¨¾ emeo¶ P z e ¶ie¨ zf Walk Te¨¶¨ io Io¶e ¨¶i¶ial L¾og Di¨ea¨e¨. European Respiratory Society (ERS) International Congress. Barcelona, Spain. September 2022. [Poster]

2022-2023

Oliveira A, Quach S, Walker J, Brooks D, Goldstein R. Ra id Acce¨¨ Rehabili¶a¶izo af¶e EÜace ba¶izo¨ zf COPD - An International Delphi Study. European Respiratory Society (ERS) International Congress. Barcelona, Spain. September 2022. [Poster]

2022-2023

Paixão C, Ferreira P, Mendes, MA, Brooks D, Marques A. iLiFELife¨¶Ýle Io¶eg a¶ed F¾oc¶izoal EÜe cië fz Pez le ×i¶h Io¶e ¨¶i¶ial L¾og Diëaë: The EÜ e ieoce zf Pa¶ieo¶¨. E¾ z eao Re¨ i a¶z Ý Szcie¶Ý (ERS) International Congress. Barcelona, Spain. September 2022. [Poster]

2022-2023

Kohli R, Goldstein RS, McMackin S, Walker J, McKim D, Leasa D, Fraser I. Chaogiog ¶he SÝ¨¶em zf Ca e fz Lzog-Te m Veo¶ila¶izo io Oo¶a iz: A Czllabz a¶iÖe Ca e Ioi¶ia¶iÖe. Canadian Respiratory Conference. 2023. [Poster]

2020-2021

MacKay C (panelist). De a ¶meo¶ zf PhÝïcal The a Ý Vi ¶¾al Rehabili¶a¶izo Reëa ch Rz¾od¶able: Czoïde a¶izo¨ deÖelz iog aod im lemeo¶iog ehabili¶a¶izo io¶e Öeo¶izo¨ ¾ïog Öi ¶¾al la¶fz m¨ (Öi ¶¾al ehabili¶a¶izo). Department of Physical Therapy, University of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. March 2021.

Research Activity

Presentations Research Group

Amputee

Year

Description

2020-2021

Brooks S, Atkinson SL, Cimino SR, Mayo AL, MacKay C, Hitzig SL. A ¨Ý¨¶ema¶ic eÖie× zo ¨eÜ¾ali¶Ý aod ¨eÜ¾al heal¶h io ad¾l¶¨ ×i¶h limb lz¨¨. Recorded Poster Presentation, The Canadian Association of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (CAMPR) Virtual Academic Day in lieu of their 68th Annual Scientific Meeting being cancelled due to COVID-19, Canada. Available at: https://capmrconference.ca/recorded-abstracts/ May 2020.

2020-2021

Mayo AL, Dilkas S, Devlin M, Viana R, Payne MW, MacKay C, Guilcher SJT, Hitzig SL. The iofl¾eoce zf ¨zcial di¨czooec¶edoe¨¨ aod e ceiÖed ¨zcial i¨zla¶izo zo heal¶h aod ×ellbeiog io czmm¾oi¶Ý-d×elliog ad¾l¶¨ ×i¶h dÝ¨Öa¨c¾la limb lz¨¨. Recorded Poster Presentation, The Canadian Association of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (CAMPR) Virtual Academic Day in lieu of their 68th Annual Scientific Meeting being cancelled due to COVID-19, Canada. Available at: https://capmrconference.ca/recorded-abstracts/ May 2020.

2021-2022

MacKay C, Waugh EJ, King L, Stanaitis I, Hawker GA. A Q¾ali¶a¶iÖe S¶¾dÝ EÜ lz iog The a i¨¶¨’ EÜ e ieoce¨ ×i¶h Maoagemeo¶ zf O¨¶eza ¶h i¶i¨ aod TÝ e II Diabe¶e¨ Melli¶¾¨: “O¾ Fzc¾¨ i¨ P ima ilÝ ¶he A ¶h i¶i¨”. Poster Presentation. OARSI World Congress. Berlin, Germany. April 7-10, 2022.

2021-2022

Krystia O, King LK, Waugh EJ, MacKay C, Stanaitis I, Ivers NM, Lipscombe L, Hawker GA. Uode ¨¶aodiog ba ie ¨ aod facili¶a¶z ¨ ¶z heal¶h ca e zÖide ¨ a¨ë¨ïog aod ¶ ea¶iog koee z¨¶eza ¶h i¶i¨ io e ¨zo¨ ×i¶h ¶Ý e e diabe¶e¨ melli¶¾¨: a ¾ali¶a¶iÖe ¨¶¾dÝ ¾ïog ¶he ¶hez e¶ical dzmaio¨ f ame×z k. OARSI World Congress on Osteoarthritis. Berlin, Germany. April 710, 2022.

2021-2022

King L, Waugh E, MacKay C, Stanaitis I, Hawker G. I¶’¨ a Daoce Be¶×eeo Maoagiog Bz¶h [Diabe¶e¨ aod O¨¶eza ¶h i¶i¨]: A Q¾ali¶a¶iÖe S¶¾dÝ EÜ lz iog Pe ¨ ec¶iÖe¨ zf Pe ¨zo¨ ×i¶h Koee O¨¶eza ¶h i¶i¨ aod TÝ e 2 Diabe¶e¨ Melli¶¾¨ zo ¶he Im ac¶ zf O¨¶eza ¶h i¶i¨ zo Diabe¶e¨ Maoagemeo¶ aod DailÝ Life. Virtual (Poster). ACR Convergence 2021; November 5-9, 2021.

Research Activity

Presentations Research Group

Year

Description

Amputee

2021-2022

MacKay C. PhÝ¨ical Ac¶iÖi¶Ý fz Pez le ×i¶h Lz×e Limb Am ¾¶a¶izo¨: P iz i¶ie¨ aod Czo¨ide a¶izo¨. ISPO Canada/OAPO 2021 AGM and Educational Sessions. May 23, 2021.

Amputee

2021-2022

MacKay C and Hitzig S. Heal¶h aod Q¾ali¶Ý zf Life io Pez le ×i¶h DÝ¨Öa¨c¾la Lz×e Limb Lz¨¨. Ontario Association of Amputee Care Virtual Conference 2021. May 7, 2021.

2021-2022

MacKay C. Czoïde a¶izo¨ fz EÜe cië aod PhÝïcal Ac¶iÖi¶Ý Io¶e Öeo¶izo¨ fz Pez le ×i¶h Lz×e Limb Am ¾¶a¶izo¨: S¶akehzlde Pe ce ¶izo¨ aod P iz i¶ie¨. St. John’s Rehabilitation Rounds. April 28, 2021.

2022-2023

MacKay C. and Davis A. Liokiog ¶he Q¾e¨¶izo, Me¶hzd aod AoalÝ¨i¨ io Q¾ali¶a¶iÖe BehaÖiz al Scieoce / Clioical OA Re¨ea ch. OARSI Live Webinars. October 2022. [Invited]

2022-2023

MacKay C, Waugh EJ, King L, Stanaitis I, Hawker GA. A Q¾ali¶a¶iÖe S¶¾dÝ EÜ lz iog The a i¨¶¨’ EÜ e ieoce¨ ×i¶h Maoagemeo¶ zf O¨¶eza ¶h i¶i¨ aod TÝ e II Diabe¶e¨ Melli¶¾¨: “O¾ Fzc¾¨ i¨ P ima ilÝ ¶he A ¶h i¶i¨”. OARSI World Congress. Berlin, Germany. April 2022. (Poster)

2022-2023

Amputee

Research Activity

Presentations Research Group

Amputee

Year

Description

2022-2023

MacKay C, Hitzig SL, Mayo A, Devlin M, Dilkas S, Lee L. “PhÝ¨ical Ac¶iÖi¶Ý i¨ J¾¨¶ Walkiog”: A Q¾ali¶a¶iÖe S¶¾dÝ zf IodiÖid¾al¨’ Pe ce ¶izo¨ zf PhÝ¨ical Ac¶iÖi¶Ý Fzllz×iog Am ¾¶a¶izo. Ontario Association for Amputee Care Conference. April 2022. (Oral)

2022-2023

Phillips C, Verweel L, Li L, Miguel M, Wasilewski MB, MacKay C. Pe ¨ ec¶iÖe¨ zo digi¶al ¶echozlzgie¨ fz z¨¶he¶ic ¨zcke¶ mao¾fac¶¾ iog f zm iodiÖid¾al¨ ×i¶h lz×e -limb am ¾¶a¶izo. Ontario Association for Amputee Care Conference. April 2022. (Poster)

2022-2023

Li L, Miguel M, Phillips C, Verweel, L Wasilewski MB, MacKay C. Uode ¨¶aodiog Pe ¨ ec¶iÖe¨ zf Heal¶hca e P zfe¨¨izoal¨ zo Lz×e Limb 3D P io¶ed Szcke¶¨. Ontario Association for Amputee Care Conference. April 2022. (Poster)

2022-2023

Witt M, Domazet T, Dong A, Handler C, Nella K, Dilkas S, Campbell J, Guilcher S, MacKay C. Uode ¨¶aodiog T ao¨i¶izo¨ io Ca e fz Pe ¨zo¨ ×i¶h Limb Lz¨¨: A Q¾ali¶a¶iÖe S¶¾dÝ EÜ lz iog Heal¶h Ca e P zÖide ¨’ Pe ¨ ec¶iÖe¨. Ontario Association for Amputee Care Conference. April 2022. (Oral)

2022-2023

Rios J, Devlin M, Guilcher SJT, MacKay C, Dilkas S, Payne MW, Viana R, Kayssi A, Cimino SR, Mayo AL, Hitzig SL. P efe eoce Scz e¨ io Czmm¾oi¶Ý-D×elliog Ad¾l¶¨ ×i¶h DÝ¨Öa¨c¾la Lz×e Limb Lz¨¨. Ontario Association for Amputee Care Conference. April 2022. (Poster)

2022-2023

Cimino SR, Guilcher SJT, MacKay C, Mayo AL, Kayssi A, Domingo A, Viana R, Devlin M, Dilkas M, Hitzig SL. DeÖelz iog I¶em¨ fz ¶he Pa¶ieo¶ Re z ¶ed O¾¶czme Mea¨¾ e fz Am ¾¶a¶izo (PROAMP). Ontario Association for Amputee Care Conference. April 2022. (Poster)

Research Activity

Presentations Research Group

Year

Description

2022-2023

Anderson J, Christie M, Khademi M, Muhammad A, Naik D, Polanski A, Chu A, Coleman J, MacKay C. The Im ac¶ zf ¶he COVID-19 Paodemic zo Hz¨ i¶al-Baëd PhÝïz¶he a i¨¶¨’ Rzle¨ aod Re¨ zoïbili¶ie¨. Canadian Physiotherapy Association Congress. Winnipeg, MB. May 12-15, 2022. (Oral)

2022-2023

MacKay C, Hitzig SL, Mayo A, Devlin M, Dilkas S, Lee L. “PhÝ¨ical Ac¶iÖi¶Ý i¨ J¾¨¶ Walkiog”: A Q¾ali¶a¶iÖe S¶¾dÝ zf IodiÖid¾al¨’ Pe ce ¶izo¨ zf PhÝ¨ical Ac¶iÖi¶Ý Fzllz×iog Am ¾¶a¶izo. Virtually CAHSPR (Canadian Association fo Health Services and Policy Research) May 2022. (Poster) {Virtual}

2022-2023

MacKay C (moderator). Department of Physical Therapy Roundtable Series: CIHR & SSHRC Planning, Mee¶iog & Di¨¨emioa¶izo G ao¶¨: Le¨¨zo¨ Lea oed f zm A lica¶izo ¶z Im lemeo¶a¶izo. Department of Physical Therapy, University of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. March 2023. [Invited]

Amputee

2022-2023

Wasilewski M, Cassin M, Fowler R, Gotlib Conn L, Haas B, Hitzig S, Kuluski K, MacKay C, Mayo A, McFarlan A, Robinson L, Sheppard C, Simpson R, Vogt K. Pee S¾ z ¶ EÜ e ieoce¨ aod Need¨ af¶e a T a¾ma¶ic Ioj¾ Ý: A Q¾ali¶a¶iÖe S¶¾dÝ zf Pa¶ieo¶, Ca egiÖe , aod Heal¶hca e P zÖide Pe ¨ ec¶iÖe¨. Centre for Health Services and Policy Research Annual Health Policy Conference, University of British Columbia. Vancouver, British Columbia. March 2023. (Poster)

Tuberculosis

2020-2021

Brode, SK. T ea¶meo¶ zf Nzo¶¾be c¾lz¾¨ mÝczbac¶e ial ¾lmzoa Ý di¨ea¨e (NTM-PD). University Health Network Lung Transplant Education Rounds. February 18, 2021 (online).

2020-2021

Brode, SK. Nzo¶¾be c¾lz¾¨ mÝczbac¶e ial (NTM) ¾lmzoa Ý diëaë diagozï¨ aod maoagemeo¶: Ao zÖe Öie× fz geoe al ac¶i¶izoe ¨. Webinar hosted by the Lung Health Foundation September 30, 2020 (online).

Amputee

Tuberculosis

Research Activity

Presentations Research Group

Year

Description

Tuberculosis

2021-2022

Sabur N. S¾bclioical T¾be c¾lz¨i¨. Better Breathing Conference. Virtual Presentation.

2021-2022

Brode SK. T ea¶meo¶ zf ozo¶¾be c¾lz¾¨ mÝczbac¶e ial ¾lmzoa Ý di¨ea¨e (NTM-PD). University Health Network Lung Transplant Education Rounds. Virtual Presentation.

2022-2023

Brode SK. Highligh¶¨ f zm ¶he NEW Caoadiao T¾be c¾lz¨i¨ S¶aoda d¨, aod BeÝzod. University of Toronto Respirology Rounds. Toronto, Ontario.

2022-2023

Brode SK. Clioical challeoge¨ io MDR TB ca e aod ¨Ý¨¶em¨ im lica¶izo¨. The Forum: A dialogue for public health decision makers and practitioners on Multidrug Resistant Tuberculosis in Canada. National Collaborating Centre for Infectious Diseases. Canada. Virtual Presentation.

Tuberculosis

2022-2023

Brode SK. M¾l¶id ¾g Re¨i¨¶ao¶ TB: BeÝzod ¶he Caoadiao TB S¶aoda d¨. Association of Medical Microbiology and Infectious Disease Canada Annual Conference. Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Tuberculosis

2022-2023

Sabur N. I¨zoiaçid- e¨i¨¶ao¶ T¾be c¾lz¨i¨. Better Breathing Conference. Virtual Presentation.

Tuberculosis