School of Physiotherapy

Faculty of Health

PT Matters Research Presentation

 

Previous PT Matters Research Presentations

PhD in Health candidate Madeline Shivgulam presents: Characterizing posture in long-term care and the relation of habitual postures with frailty.

MScPT students Elianna d'Entremont, Sophie Nicholson, Michel-Etienne Petitpas and Alyssa Walsh present: Humble pie anyone? How is cultural humility described in health equity frameworks.

MScRR Candidate, Meg Hannigan presents: The role of pain sensitization and muscle function in knee osteoarthritis mechanics.

Amy Prescott presents Beyond the Binary: 2S/LGBTQIA+ Care in Physiotherapy.

Stephanie Francis and Jacquie Potvin-Boucher present: Transforming Healthcare for Indigenous Persons.

Student presenters: Olivia Crewe, Meghan Cosman, Alexia Heaslip, Emma McKenzie, Bradley McMullin and Carson Halliwell.

Dr. Rita Orji presents: Persuasive technology for health and wellness.

Dr. Myles O'Brien presents: Activity promotion and measurement considerations in primary care: Are all sedentary postures the same?

Dr. Scott Kehler presents: What is frailty good for in people living with cardiovascular disease?

Dr. McArthur presents: Effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on vulnerable older adults: results from home and long-term care.

Dr. Olga Theou presents: Frailty a topic that affects us all.