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Dr Kit B. Beyer

Waterloo / CA

University Of Waterloo

Further involvements

Fri, 24 May
08:30 – 08:39 7 Min. 2 Min.
Abstract talk
OP-075
Development of a multi-sensor approach to examine heart rate response to free-living walking: a launch point to clinical application
Telerehabilitation and digital tools
Fri, 24 May
Poster presentation
P-483
Clinician perspectives on wearable sensor use to guide activity counselling during stroke rehabilitation at home
Stroke
Fri, 24 May
Poster presentation
P-549
Examining longitudinal changes in spatiotemporal characteristics of preferred- and fast-paced walking in chronic stroke up to 24 months
Stroke