Presentation Information:
Specific Guidelines for Poster Displays:
1. Displays may consist of a one-piece poster, or a two dimensional collection of smaller pieces which utilize the panel as a background.
2. Posters must be HORIZONTAL. The display's overall size must not exceed the panel dimensions (96" wide x 48" high, 8ft wide by 4 ft high).
3. Handouts may not be left on the floor in front of the display.
4. Business card or brochure holders may be attached to the display panel.
5. Displays will be showcased during designated conference hours:
-Odd Numbered Posters will be presented from 15:25 - 16:15 on Day 1 - Friday, October 19, 2012
-Even Numbered Posters will be presented from 14:00 - 14:50 on Day 2 - Saturday October 20, 2012
Your poster number can be found in the below chart. The chart lists your poster number, category (education 1-8, patient care 9-26, research 27-75, student 76-81), title, and primary author.
Setup times are as follows:
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Poster Number |
Setup Times |
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Odd |
Thursday, October 18, 2012 6pm-830 PM or Friday, October 19, 2012 6:30-7:30 AM
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Even |
Friday, October 19, 2012 7:30-9:30 PM or Saturday, October 20, 2012 6:45-7:45 AM
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Technical/Visual Details Regarding Poster Displays:
To ensure consistent display quality among all submissions, please include the following on your display:
1. A title.
2. The goal of the initiative.
3. A list of the participants including contact information.
4. A description in words (minimum 20 point font).
*these are not mandatory, but preferred.
Responsibilities:
You will be responsible for:
1. Setting up your poster during registration on the day that you are presenting and taking down your poster at the end of the same day.
2. All expenses associated with creating your presentation, conference registration and travel expenses for the conference.
Additional Notes:
1. At least one person on the submission team must be a registered delegate at the conference and all members of the team who want to attend or present must be registered.
2. We will provide you with the "male" or "hook" Velcro needed to attach your poster to the poster boards. For heavier items please ensure that there is sufficient Velcro attached to the items to prevent damage or falling.
Please do not hesitate to contact Conference Services at Toronto Rehabilitation Institute at conferences@uhn.ca or call 416 597-3422 ext 3693 if you have any questions or concerns.
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ID |
Abstract Category |
Abstract Title |
Authors Name |
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1 |
Education |
SCI-U: AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO ONLINE PATIENT EDUCATION IN SPINAL CORD INJURY. |
Shepherd , John |
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2 |
Education |
PARTNERS IN SUCCESS: EXPLORING RESEARCH-STAKEHOLDER PARTNERSHIPS AS A CRITICAL MECHANISM FOR KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION AND EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE. |
Martin Ginis , Kathleen |
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3 |
Education |
ENHANCING EDUCATION DELIVERY: AN EVALUATION OF THE CLIENT EDUCATION SESSIONS AND PRINT MATERIALS IN A SPINAL CORD INJURY PROGRAM |
Anzai, Karen |
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4 |
Education |
THE EFFECTS OF CYCLOSPORIN-A ON FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME AND AXONAL REGROWTH FOLLOWING SPINAL CORD INJURY IN ADULT RATS |
Delaviz, Hamdollah |
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5 |
Education |
PROGRAM EVALUATION STRATEGIES FOR CLINICIANS: CASE-EXAMPLES OF INTERVENTIONS AIMED AT IMPROVING WELL-BEING |
Hitzig, Sander |
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6 |
Education |
DEVELOPMENT OF SCI REHABILITATION IN NEPAL |
Scovil, Carol |
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7 |
Education |
ESTABLISHING BEST PRACTICES IN PATIENT AND FAMILY EDUCATION |
Mills, Sandra |
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8 |
Education |
EVIDENCE BASED, COMMUNITY VETTED: THREE CASE STUDIES OF KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION TO THE SCI COMMUNITY. |
Ginis, Spero |
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9 |
Patient Care |
SOCIAL NETWORKS AND SECONDARY HEALTH CONDITIONS: THE CRITICAL SECONDARY TEAM FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH A SPINAL CORD INJURY |
Guilcher, Sara |
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10 |
Patient Care |
''THE FINGER'' - AN AID FOR DIGITAL RECTAL STIMULATION |
Mah-Jones, Dianna |
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11 |
Patient Care |
ACESSIBILITY TO REHABILITATION OF ADULT PATIENTS WITH DUAL DIAGNOSIS OF SPINAL CORD INJURY AND MENTAL HEALTH DISORDER. |
Anton, Mirela |
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12 |
Patient Care |
ACCESS TO CARE (ACT) FOR TRAUMATIC SPINAL CORD INJURY: A SURVEY OF CANADIAN ACUTE AND REHABILITATION CENTRES |
Noonan, Vanessa |
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13 |
Patient Care |
AUTONOMIC DYSREFLEXIA, SEIZURES, RHABDOMYOLYSIS AND ACUTE RENAL FAILURE IN A SPINAL CORD INJURED PATIENT WITH AN INTRATHECAL BACLOFEN PUMP: A CASE REPORT |
Townson, Andrea |
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14 |
Patient Care |
KNOWLEDGE MOBILIZATION IN SPINAL CORD INJURY: BUILDING A NATIONAL COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE |
Flett, Heather |
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15 |
Patient Care |
IMMEDIATE EFFECTS OF LUNG VOLUME RECRUITMENT TECHNIQUE USING A MANUAL RESUSCITATION BAG IN INDIVIDUALS WITH TETRAPLEGIA |
Niebuhr, Rudy |
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16 |
Patient Care |
PROMOTING SELF-CARE INDEPENDENCE FOR A CLIENT WITH CENTRAL CORD SYNDROME |
Mah-Jones, Dianna |
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17 |
Patient Care |
OPTIMIZING PATIENT FLOW IN INPATIENT SPINAL CORD REHABILITATION |
Flett, Heather |
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18 |
Patient Care |
KNEE DXA MEASUREMENT FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF SUB-LESIONAL OSTEOPOROSIS AFTER SPINAL CORD INJURY: A KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION (KT) INITIATIVE. |
Craven, Catherine |
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19 |
Patient Care |
FACILITATING BEST PRACTICE IN THE TREATMENT OF SPINAL CORD INJURIES: APPLYING A CONTINUUM OF LEARNING MECHANISMS IN AN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY INPATIENT REHABILITATION SETTING |
Kloczko, Elizabeth |
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20 |
Patient Care |
DYSPHAGIA REHABILITATION FOLLOWING SCI: A DESCRIPTIVE CASE STUDY |
Ventre, Anellina |
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21 |
Patient Care |
A BALANCED SCORECARD USED TO DETERMINE SUCCESS IN AN SCI RESOURCE CENTRE |
Mills, Sandra |
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22 |
Patient Care |
A BENCHMARKING APPRAISAL ON THE TIMING OF SURGICAL DECOMPRESSION FOR TRAUMATIC CERVICAL SPINAL CORD INJURY |
Furlan, Julio |
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23 |
Patient Care |
DEALING WITH SECONDARY HEALTH CONDITIONS AND SPINAL CORD INJURY: AN UPHILL BATTLE IN THE JOURNEY OF CARE |
Guilcher, Sara |
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24 |
Patient Care |
IMPLEMENTING THE SCIPUS RISK ASSESSMENT SCALE |
Scovil, Carol |
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25 |
Patient Care |
DEVELOPING A WEBSITE TO CONVEY HEALTH RELATED INFORMATION FOR PEOPLE WITH SPINAL CORD INJURIES |
Mills, Sandra |
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26 |
Patient Care |
NEW NATIONAL ACCREDITATION STANDARDS FOR SPINAL CORD INJURY SERVICES |
Carpenter, Stephanie |
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27 |
Research |
FUNCTIONAL RELEVANCE OF HAND MUSCLE SYNERGY DISRUPTIONS AFTER SPINAL CORD INJURY |
Zariffa, Jose |
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28 |
Research |
THE SCI GET FIT TOOLKIT: EXAMINING THE EVALUATION AND DISSEMINATION PROCESS |
Arbour-Nicitopoulos, Kelly |
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29 |
Research |
A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF FUNCTIONAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION THERAPY FOR WALKING VERSUS A CONVENTIONAL EXERCISE PROGRAM IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC INCOMPLETE SPINAL CORD INJURY: EFFECTS ON BODY COMPOSITION |
Giangregorio, Lora |
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30 |
Research |
SELF-REPORTED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY OF INDIVIDUALS WITH SCI AT ADMISSION AND DISCHARGE FROM INPATIENT REHABILITATION. |
Zbogar, Dominik |
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31 |
Research |
DOING WHAT THE GUIDELINES SAY: INCREASING AWARENESS, KNOWLEDGE, AND ADHERENCE TO THE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY GUIDELINES FOR ADULTS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY THROUGH THE GET IN MOTION TELEPHONE-BASED COUNSELING SERVICE |
Tomasone, Jennifer R. |
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32 |
Research |
PRELIMINARY DATA ON RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN CENTRAL PULSE WAVE VELOCITY AND CAROTID ARTERY INTIMA-MEDIA THICKNESS IN INDIVIDUALS WITH CHRONIC SPINAL CORD INJURY |
Totosy de Zepetnek, Julia |
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33 |
Research |
ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN ARTERIAL STIFFNESS AND TRADITIONAL AND SCI SPECIFIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE RISK FACTORS |
Miyatani, Masae |
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34 |
Research |
FUNCTIONAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION THERAPY FOR WALKING VERSUS CONVENTIONAL EXERCISE PROGRAM FOR PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC INCOMPLETE SPINAL CORD INJURY: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL |
Kapadia-Desai, Naaz |
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35 |
Research |
RESPONSIVENESS AND SENSITIVITY OF A CLINICAL IMPAIRMENT MEASURE SPECIFIC FOR TRAUMATIC TETRAPLEGIA: AN INTERNATIONAL MULTI-CENTRE ASSESSMENT OF THE GRASSP VERSION 1.0 |
Kalsi-Ryan, Sukhvinder |
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36 |
Research |
HAND-RIM KINETICS WHILE ASCENDING CURBS OF VARIOUS HEIGHTS IN MANUAL WHEELCHAIR USERS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY |
Gagnon, Dany |
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37 |
Research |
IMPLEMENTATION MODEL FOR AN ON-LINE QUALITY OF LIFE OUTCOMES TOOL-KIT |
Kairy, Dahlia |
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38 |
Research |
DEPRESSION MANAGEMENT ON AN IN-PATIENT SPINAL CORD INJURY UNIT |
Janzen, Shannon |
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39 |
Research |
RESPIRATORY FUNCTION INCREASES WITH APPLICATION OF FES AMONG PEOPLE WITH SCI, AND WITH IMPROVED SITTING POSTURE IN ABLE-BODIED PEOPLE. |
Kuipers, Meredith |
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40 |
Research |
PERFORMANCE OF ABLE-BODIED SUBJECTS DURING KNEE EXTENSION AGAINST GRAVITY: BENCHMARK DATA FOR FUNCTIONAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION CONTROL SYSTEMS |
Lynch, Cheryl |
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41 |
Research |
FES-ASSISTED WALKING VERSUS CONVENTIONAL EXERCISE TO AUGMENT GAIT IN CHRONIC SCI: IMPACT ON QUALITY OF LIFE & COMMUNITY INTEGRATION |
Hitzig, Sander |
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42 |
Research |
IS THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT AN APPROPRIATE SUBSTITUTE FOR PRIMARY CARE FOR PERSONS WITH TRAUMATIC SPINAL CORD INJURY? |
Guilcher, Sara |
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43 |
Research |
DESCRIBING THE FEASIBILITY, AND PLANNING FOR THE SCALABILITY OF CENTRAL RECRUITMENT FOR PATIENTS WITH SUBACUTE SCI IN TERTIARY ACADEMIC REHABILITATION CENTRES |
Craven, Catherine |
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44 |
Research |
RECONSTRUCTION OF UNCONSTRAINED UPPER LIMB MOVEMENT FROM ELECTROCORTICOGRAPHIC SIGNALS |
Talakoub, Omid |
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45 |
Research |
EXPLORING RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN KNEE REGION BONE MINERAL DENSITY AND PREVALENT FRACTURES AMONG INDIVIDUALS WITH SCI: A NESTED CASE-CONTROL STUDY. |
Lala, Deena |
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46 |
Research |
REVIEW OF KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION AND IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES IN SPINAL CORD INJURY |
Park, Sophia |
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47 |
Research |
RESEARCH USE AND NEEDS: A GLANCE AT ORGANIZATIONS AIMED AT IMPROVING THE HEALTH OF CANADIANS LIVING WITH A DISABILITY |
Sweet, Shane N. |
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48 |
Research |
THE INFLUENCE OF AGE ON RECOVERY OF WALKING ABILITY IN PERSONS WITH MOTOR COMPLETE, SENSORY INCOMPLETE SPINAL CORD INJURY (ASIA IMPAIRMENT SCORE B) |
Oleson, Christina V. |
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49 |
Research |
METABOLIC SYNDROME (METS) RISK FACTORS ARE NOT SUFFICIENT TO DETECT ELEVATED ARTERIAL STIFFNESS AMONG PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC SPINAL CORD INJURY (SCI) |
Moore, Cameron |
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50 |
Research |
INCREASING SPORT PARTICIPATION IN PERSONS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY: FACILITATORS, BARRIERS, AND RESOURCES |
Stapleton, Jessie |
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51 |
Research |
A COST-UTILITY ANALYSIS COMPARING EARLY VERSUS LATER SURGICAL DECOMPRESSION OF SPINAL CORD IN THE MANAGEMENT OF TRAUMATIC CERVICAL SPINAL CORD INJURY |
Furlan, Julio |
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52 |
Research |
A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE USE OF STANDARD, HYDROPHILIC AND GEL-LUBRICATED CATHETERS IN PATIENTS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY (SCI) |
Cheung, Kung |
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53 |
Research |
ONLINE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FOR PEOPLE WITH SCI |
Wolfe, Dalton |
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54 |
Research |
QUALITY OF LIFE AND DEPRESSION POST-SPINAL CORD INJURY: AN EVALUATION OF OUTCOME MEASURES |
Panjwani, Aliza |
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55 |
Research |
DIRECT COSTS OF ADULT TRAUMATIC SPINAL CORD INJURY IN ONTARIO |
Munce, Sarah |
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56 |
Research |
FEASIBILITY OF USING CLINICAL MEASURES TO EVALUATE TRUNK CONTROL IN NON TRAUMATIC SPINAL CORD INJURY |
Verrier, Molly |
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57 |
Research |
COMPARISON OF THE SPINE ADVERSE EVENTS SEVERITY INSTRUMENT WITH ICD-10 CODES FOR DETECTION OF ADVERSE EVENTS IN PATIENTS WITH TRAUMATIC SCI |
Cheung, Antoinette |
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58 |
Research |
EFFECT OF MOTOR CORTEX RTMS ON NEUROPATHIC PAIN AFTER SPINAL CORD INJURY |
Jette, Fanny |
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59 |
Research |
TRUNK MUSCLE STRENGTH, LOWER EXTREMITY MOTOR SCORE AND REACHING ABILITIES, DURING STANDING, OF INDIVIDUALS WITH INCOMPLETE SPINAL CORD INJURY: PRELIMINARY DATA |
Duclos, Cyril |
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60 |
Research |
ORTHOSTATIC HYPOTENSION AT DISCHARGE FROM INPATIENT SPINAL CORD INJURY REHABILITATION |
Pelletier, Chelsea |
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61 |
Research |
STRATEGIES DEVELOPED BY PARENTS IN WHEELCHAIRS AT TWO STAGES OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT, 0 TO 5 AND 6 TO 12 YEARS OLD. |
Bergeron, Cynthia |
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62 |
Research |
Brain-controlled functional electrical stimulation for retraining of grasp function |
McGie, Steven |
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63 |
Research |
EXPRESSION AND FUNCTIONAL ROLE OF BK CHANNELS IN CHRONICALLY INJURED SPINAL CORD WHITE MATTER |
Ye, Hui |
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64 |
Research |
EXTENT OF SOCIAL PARTICIPATION AND DIFFICULTIES ENCOUNTERED BY PEOPLE WITH SCI |
Noreau, Luc |
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65 |
Research |
SCI-IMPACT; Three years of collaboration to facilitate knowledge transfer |
Craven, Catherine |
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66 |
Research |
A PHENOMENOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF NEUROGENIC BOWEL DYSFUNCTION FOLLOWING SPINAL CORD INJURY. |
Guindon, Andrianne |
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67 |
Research |
THE INFLUENCE OF OPIOID USE ON NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL PERFORMANCE IN A POPULATION WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY |
Latheef, Nasreen |
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68 |
Research |
LACK OF GENERALIZABILITY OF THE RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL DATA ON INITIAL MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE TRAUMATIC CERVICAL SPINAL CORD INJURY TO ELDERLY PATIENTS IN CLINICAL PRACTICE |
Furlan, Julio |
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69 |
Research |
TREATING BLADDER DYSFUNCTION ACCORDING TO CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINES POST SCI |
Janzen, Shannon |
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70 |
Research |
SPATIALLY DISTRIBUTED SEQUENTIAL STIMULATION IMPROVES FATIGUE RESISTANCE IN PLANTAR FLEXORS OF ABLE-BODIED INDIVIDUALS |
Sayenko, Dimitry G. |
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71 |
Research |
EFFECTS OF VARYING THE DISTANCE BETWEEN SEATS DURING SITTING PIVOT TRANSFERS ON MUSCULAR DEMAND AT THE SHOULDERS IN INDIVIDUALS WHO SUSTAINED A SPINAL CORD INJURY |
Desroches, Guillaume |
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72 |
Research |
A MODEL FOR BRIDGING THE TRANSLATIONAL VALLEY OF DEATH IN SPINAL CORD INJURY RESEARCH |
Thorogood, Nancy |
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73 |
Research |
EVALUATION OF THE DISCOVERING THE POWER IN ME CBT-BASED PILOT STUDY IN TORONTO |
Boschen, Kathryn |
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74 |
Research |
ISSUES IN EMPLOYMENT OBSTACLES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY AROUND THE WORLD |
Boschen, Kathryn |
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75 |
Research |
ECONOMICS OF TRAUMATIC SPINAL CORD INJURY IN CANADA |
Rivers, Carly |
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76 |
Student |
COMPARISON OF MULTIDIRECTIONAL SEATED POSTURAL STABILITY BETWEEN INDIVIDUALS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY AND HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS |
Gauthier, Cindy |
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77 |
Student |
THERAPEUTIC BENEFITS OF A SPINAL CORD INJURY PSYCHO-EDUCATION GROUP: A QUALITATIVE PERSPECTIVE |
Digout, Nicole |
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78 |
Student |
THE AVERAGE COST OF PRESSURE ULCER MANAGEMENT IN A COMMUNITY DWELLING SPINAL CORD INJURY POPULATION |
Chan, Brian |
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79 |
Student |
QUASI-STATIC POSTURAL STEADINESS IN STANDING IS INFLUENCED BY VISUAL INPUTS IN INDIVIDUALS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY |
Lemay, Jean-Francois |
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80 |
Student |
EFFECTS OF SURFACE RESISTANCE ON HAND-RIM KINETICS DURING THE PERFORMANCE OF WHEELIES AMONG MANUAL WHEELCHAIR USERS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY |
Lalumiere Boucher, Mathieu |
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81 |
Student |
INVESTIGATING LIFE SATISFACTION OF COMMUNITY-DWELLING INDIVIDUALS WITH TRAUMATIC SPINAL CORD INJURY: A PILOT STUDY UTILIZING THE RICK HANSEN SPINAL CORD INJURY REGISTRY. |
Tsui, Deborah |
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82 |
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Restoring Voluntary Grasping Function in Individuals with Incomplete Chronic Spinal Cord Injury: Pilot Randomized Control Trial |
Naaz Kapadia Desai |
