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Professor Sarah J Donkers

Saskatoon / CA

University of Saskatchewan

Speaker

Thu, 23 May
Poster presentation
P-164
MSCanRehab: accelerating Multiple Sclerosis rehabilitation research and care through a multi-site multidisciplinary collaborative network
Multiple sclerosis
Thu, 23 May
Poster presentation
P-165
Building bridges between evidence and practice: establishing a Canadian Multiple Sclerosis (MS) rehabilitation knowledge mobilization strategy
Multiple sclerosis
Fri, 24 May
Poster presentation
P-166
IPAC-MS: individualized access to physiotherapists for behavioural coaching to support increased physical activity (PA) levels in previously inactive individuals living with multiple sclerosis (MS)
Multiple sclerosis
Sat, 25 May
Poster presentation
P-167
"NeuroSask: Active and Connected" – virtual programming for people with a neurological condition
Multiple sclerosis
Sat, 25 May
Poster presentation
P-362
Animal-assisted intervention for walking and balance training partenered with a rehabilitation dog for children living with cerebral palsy: a mixed methods case series
Pediatric neurorehabilitation

Further involvements

Thu, 23 May
10:45 – 10:54 7 Min. 2 Min.
Abstract talk
OP-001
Exploring neural correlates of motor function and fitness in people living with multiple sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis
Thu, 23 May
Poster presentation
P-164
MSCanRehab: accelerating Multiple Sclerosis rehabilitation research and care through a multi-site multidisciplinary collaborative network
Multiple sclerosis
Thu, 23 May
Poster presentation
P-168
Results from a 6-month extension study for individualized physiotherapy and physical activity behavioural coaching in multiple sclerosis (IPAC-MS)
Multiple sclerosis
Thu, 23 May
Poster presentation
P-165
Building bridges between evidence and practice: establishing a Canadian Multiple Sclerosis (MS) rehabilitation knowledge mobilization strategy
Multiple sclerosis
Fri, 24 May
Poster presentation
P-169
Participants perspectives of the individualized physiotherapy and physical activity behaviour coaching in multiple sclerosis (IPAC-MS) intervention
Multiple sclerosis
Fri, 24 May
Poster presentation
P-166
IPAC-MS: individualized access to physiotherapists for behavioural coaching to support increased physical activity (PA) levels in previously inactive individuals living with multiple sclerosis (MS)
Multiple sclerosis
Fri, 24 May
14:00 – 14:09 7 Min. 2 Min.
Abstract talk
OP-091
Aerobic minutes and step number remain low in inpatient stroke rehabilitation
Stroke
Sat, 25 May
Poster presentation
P-167
"NeuroSask: Active and Connected" – virtual programming for people with a neurological condition
Multiple sclerosis
Sat, 25 May
Poster presentation
P-362
Animal-assisted intervention for walking and balance training partenered with a rehabilitation dog for children living with cerebral palsy: a mixed methods case series
Pediatric neurorehabilitation