INTERACTION 2018 PRESENTATIONS
Track A
Culturally sensitive pain assessment interactions in physical therapy
Presenters: Grant Irwin, PT; Kathleen Norman, PT; Astha Sharma, PT; Rene Toxopeus, MScPT (cand); Raj Dhillon, PT; Geoff Bostick, PT PhD
Pregnancy related pelvic girdle pain – Understanding and optimizing clinical decision making
Presenters: Grecia Alaniz M.Sc.PT candidate; Yazmin deGroot M.Sc.PT candidate; Sylvia Daniel MScPT; Sinead Dufour PT PhD
Track B
The Evolution of a Professional Association – What needs to shift over the next decade
Presenter: A. Macdonald
Track C
Perceived risk of falling in older adults with type 2 diabetes
Presenter: Janelle Gravesande M.Sc. PhD student McMaster University
Mindfulness Movement- A New method of looking at PT exercise prescription
Presenter: Bahram Jam, PT
Track D
Changing Pain Pathways – Practical Strategies for Pain Education and Treatment
Presenters: Bonnie Cai-Duarte, B.Sc.(P.T.), M.Sc. and Sarah Sheffe, B.A., M.Sc. (O.T.), OT Reg. (Ont.)
Evidence-informed behaviours change approaches to facilitate engagement in physical activity for people living with chronic pain
Presenter: Kyle Vader, PT, MScPT, BHSc (Hons)
Track A
Performance patterns among internationally educated physical therapists during clinical education in a Bridging Program
Presenters: Kalu ME, School of Rehabilitation Science, McMasters University; Switzer-McIntyre S, Department of Physical Therapy, University of Toronto; Quesnel M, Department of Physical Therapy, University of Toronto; Donnelly C, School of Rehabilitation Therapy, Queen’s University; and Norman KE, School of Rehabilitation Therapy, Queen’s University
Physiotherapy students’ strength and areas for improvement on placement – A role for clinical instructors
Presenters: Brenda Mori, PT, PhD, Director of Clinical Education, University of Toronto; Sarah Wojkowski, PT, PhD(Candidate), Director of Clinical Education, McMaster University; Kathleen Norman, PT, PhD, Associate Professor, Queen’s University
Track B
A scoping review of sedentary behaviour interventions for older adults
Presenters: Celeste Petrusevski, Julie Richardson and Silvana Choo
Assessment, risk factors, impact and management of fatigue in cerebral palsy across the lifespan
Presenters: Dana C. Ashbee, BA Honours Kinesiology, MSc Physiotherapy; Lea Damata, BSc Specialized Honours Kinesiology, MSc Physiotherapy; Caroline Beacham, BA Honours Kinesiology, MSc Physiotherapy; Kendra Young, BSc Honours Kinesiology, MSc Physiotherapy
Educational interventions for teaching values to health care professional students
Presenters: Kristyn St Hilaire, MSc PT, H BSc (Kin); Shawna Neal, MSc PT, BAET; Sharon Jebaselvan, MSc PT, H BSc; Bianca Fong, MSc PT, BSc
The Impact of Resistance Training on Executive Functioning in Healthy Adults over the age of 18 years
Presenters: Maria Kontchalina, HBSc, MScPT(c); Adriano Naccarato BScKin, MScPT(c)
Track C
Physiotherapists providing wound care in Ontario
Presenter: Ethne L Nussbaum PhD, MEd, BScPT Associate Professor, Western University, Department of Physical Therapy MClSc program in wound healing, London, ON; Adjunct Professor, Department of Physical Therapy, University of Toronto, ON; Affiliate Scientist, Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, University Health Network, Toronto, Ontario
Physiotherapy in Primary Care – the expansion, evolution and evaluation of services in community health centres in the Toronto Central LHIN
Presenter: Emily Stevenson, Physiotherapist Lead TCLHIN Community Health Centres, Four Villages CHC
Track D
Heart Wise Exercise – Removing barriers to transitioning patients into participants in community exercise programs
Presenter: Jennifer Harris, PT
Track A
Explore the power and benefits of ignitephysio’s community learning to improve your practice
Presenter: Andrew Koppejan, PT, MScPT, BBA
Improving primary care management of people with complex low back pain – A feasibility study implementing the STarT back model of care
Presenters: Kathleen E. Norman, PT, PhD, Associate Professor, Queen’s University; Jordan Miller, PT, PhD, Assistant Professor, Queen’s University
Track C
Whose hospital stay is this – Improving patient experience in inpatient rehabilitation
Presenters: Jennifer Shaffer, PT, Professional Practice Leader – Physiotherapy, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre – St. John’s Rehab; Siobhan Donaghy, OT Reg (Ont), Professional/Collaborative Practice Leader – Occupational Therapy, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre – St. John’s Rehab
Track A
Scanning the landscape about 1,025 hours as the entry-to-practice clinical education standard in physiotherapy in Canada
Presenters: John-Carlo Caballes, MScPT student, Queen’s University; Megan Craig, MScPT student, Queen’s University; Jenna Davidson, MScPT student, Queen’s University; Valerie Wallace, MScPT student, Queen’s University; Amanda Dawson, MScPT student, Queen’s University; Emily Wood, MScPT student, Queen’s University; Alex Mong, MScPT student, Queen’s University; Cassandra Schilling, MScPT student, Queen’s University; Kathleen E. Norman, PT, PhD, Associate Professor, Queen’s University
Track B
Promoting Health and Wellness in yourself as a physiotherapist
Presenter: Anna Wong, MScPT, BScH, Registered Physiotherapist, Certificate of Applied Positive Psychology
Track C
Defining and predicting physiotherapy student success – A scoping review of the evidence-base for physiotherapy program admissions criteria in Canada
Presenters: Richard Iheadindu, MScPT (candidate); Joyce Tan, MScPT (candidate); Randy Booth, BAH, BScPT, M Manip Ther, DPT, FCAMPT; Trisha Parsons, BScPT, PhD
Interprofessional collaboration for Indigenous access to healthcare – A scoping review and conceptual model
Presenter: Katrina Radassao, Resident PT, MSc(PT), BHSc, Resident Physiotherapist, Nipigon District Memorial Hospital
Investigation of the use of acupuncture for the treatment of spasticity in chronic stroke patient
Presenter: Enoch Ho, MPh, PT, RAc
Piloting a practice tutor clinical education model during a cardiorespiratory clinical internship at St. Michael’s Hospital
Presenters: Brenda Mori BScPT, MSc, PhD, Director of Clinical Education & Community Affairs; Associate Professor, Teaching Stream; Department of Physical Therapy; Jaimie Coleman BPHE, MScPT, MHM (Candidate), Interim Academic Coordinator of Clinical Education, Department of Physical Therapy, University of Toronto; Katey Knott, MScPT, MSc; Manager, Collaborative Practice and Education; Professional Practice, Health Disciplines, St. Michael’s Hospital
Track D
Accepting the status quo will likely lead to our slow but steady extinction. Do you want to be the patient mobilizer, or a mobilizer of change
Presenters: Darryl Yardley, PT, MScCl(Manip), Debbie Park, PT, BScPT, Lisa Brice-Leddy Physiotherapist MSc(RS), Jackie Schleifer Taylor BHSc PT, MSc (RS), PhD.