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5. Using Clinical Vignettes and a Modified Expert Delphi Panel to Determine Parameters for Identifying Non-Traumatic Spinal Cord Injury in Health Administrative and Electronic Medical Record Databases

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Senthinathan, Arrani, Cronin, Shawna M., Ho, Chester, New, Peter W., Guilcher, Sara JT., Noonan, Vanessa K., Craven, B. Catherine, Christie, Sean, Wai, Eugene K., Tsai, Eve C., Sreenivasan, Vidya, Wilson, Jefferson, Fehlings, Michael G., Welk, Blayne, and Jaglal, Susan B.

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2023
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6. Novel Application of the World Health Organization Community-Based Rehabilitation Matrix to Understand Services’ Contributions to Community Participation for Persons With Traumatic Spinal Cord Injury: A Mixed-Methods Study

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Raha, Srijan S., Yip, Silas, Ho, Chester, Olayinka, Olaleye, Peláez-Ballestas, Ingris, Rame-Montiel, Ana K., MacIsaac, Rob, Henderson, Rita, Kovacs Burns, Katharina, Bakal, Jeffrey, Charbonneau, Rebecca, Kamran, Rija, and Loyola-Sanchez, Adalberto

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2023
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7. Development of a Novel Care Rehabilitation Pathway for Post-COVID Conditions (Long COVID) in a Provincial Health System in Alberta, Canada

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Manhas, Kiran Pohar, O'Connell, Petra, Krysa, Jacqueline, Henderson, Isabel, Ho, Chester, and Papathanassoglou, Elisavet

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Patients -- Care and treatment, Health
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Objective. The purpose of this study was to describe the development and composition of a codesigned, multidisciplinary, integrated, systematic rehabilitation framework for post-COVID conditions (PCC) that spans the care continuum to streamline and standardize rehabilitation services to support persons with PCC in Alberta, Canada. Methods. A collaborative, consensus-based approach was used involving 2 iterative provincial taskforces in a Canadian provincial health system. The first taskforce (59 multidisciplinary stakeholders) sought to clarify the requisite facets of a sustainable, provincially coordinated rehabilitation approach for post-COVID rehabilitation needs based on available research evidence. The second taskforce (129 multidisciplinary stakeholders) translated that strategy and criteria into an operational framework for provincial implementation. Both taskforces sought to align with operational realities of the provincial health system. Results. The summation of this collaborative consensus approach resulted in the Provincial Post COVID-19 Rehabilitation Response Framework (PCRF). The PCRF includes 3 care pathways across the care continuum specifically targeting in-hospital care, continuing care, and community-based care with 3 key elements: (1) the use of specific symptom screening and assessment tools to systematically identify PCC symptoms and functional impairments, (2) pathways to determine patients' rehabilitation trajectory and guide their transition between care settings, and (3) self-management and education resources for patients and providers. Conclusion. The PCRF aligns with international mandates for novel, codesigned, multidisciplinary approaches to systematically address PCC and its myriad manifestations across the care continuum. The PCRF allows for local adaptation and highlights equity considerations, allowing for further spread and scale provincially, nationally, and internationally. Impact. The PCRF is a framework for health systems to ensure consistent identification, assessment, and management of the rehabilitation needs of postacute and chronic PCC. Rehabilitation providers and health systems can build from the PCRF for their local communities to reduce unmet needs and advance the standardization of access to rehabilitation services for persons with PCC. Keywords: Critical Pathways, Health Care Reform, Health Services Administration, Rehabilitation, Introduction As of October 4, 2021, 230+ million people worldwide have survived COVID-19. (1) The World Health Organization (WHO) expects 10% to 20% of COVID-19 survivors to experience prolonged signs [...]

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2022
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9. Human Body Parts Tracking from Pressure Data: Toward Effective Pressure Injury Assessment

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Lastre-Dominguez, Carlos, Hajari, Nasim, Ho, Chester, Ibarra-Manzano, Oscar, Cheng, Irene, Goos, Gerhard, Founding Editor, Hartmanis, Juris, Founding Editor, Bertino, Elisa, Editorial Board Member, Gao, Wen, Editorial Board Member, Steffen, Bernhard, Editorial Board Member, Woeginger, Gerhard, Editorial Board Member, Yung, Moti, Editorial Board Member, Antona, Margherita, editor, and Stephanidis, Constantine, editor

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2021
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10. ASCIP 2024 platform abstracts 1 - 24.

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Jervis-Rademeyer, Hope, Gautam, Srijana, Everaert, Dirk, Ho, Chester, Bhattarai, Muna, Fitzpatrick, Margaret A., Wirth, Marissa, Solanki, Pooja, Suda, Katie J., Burns, Stephen P., Weaver, Frances M., Collins, Eileen, Safdar, Nasia, Evans, Charlesnika T., Wynne, Lindsey, Arnold, Dannae, Gillespie, Jaime, Swank, Chad, Morrison, Matthew W., and Miller, Michael E.

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2024
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12. The risk of death or unplanned readmission after discharge from a COVID-19 hospitalization in Alberta and Ontario

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McAlister, Finlay A., Dong, Yuan, Chu, Anna, Wang, Xuesong, Youngson, Erik, Quinn, Kieran, Verma, Amol, Udell, Jacob A., Yu, Amy Y.X., Razak, Fahad, Ho, Chester, de Mestral, Charles, Ross, Heather J., van Walraven, Carl, and Lee, Douglas S.

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Ontario -- Health aspects, Alberta -- Health aspects, Hospitals -- Admission and discharge, Health
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Background: The frequency of readmissions after COVID-19 hospitalizations is uncertain, as is whether current readmission prediction equations are useful for discharge risk stratification of COVID-19 survivors or for comparing among hospitals. We sought to determine the frequency and predictors of death or unplanned readmission after a COVID-19 hospital discharge. Methods: We conducted a retrospective cohort study of all adults ([greater than or equal to] 18 yr) who were discharged alive from hospital after a nonpsychiatric, nonobstetric, acute care admission for COVID-19 between Jan. 1, 2020, and Sept. 30, 2021, in Alberta and Ontario. Results: Of 843 737 individuals who tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 by reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction during the study period, 46 412 (5.5%) were adults admitted to hospital within 14 days of their positive test. Of these, 8496 died in hospital and 34 846 were discharged alive (30 336 discharged after an index admission of [less than or equal to] 30 d and 4510 discharged after an admission > 30 d). One in 9 discharged patients died or were readmitted within 30 days after discharge (3173 [10.5%] of those with stay [less than or equal to] 30 d and 579 [12.8%] of those with stay > 30 d). The LACE score (length of stay, acuity, Charlson Comorbidity Index and number of emergency visits in previous 6 months) for predicting urgent readmission or death within 30 days had a c-statistic of 0.60 in Alberta and 0.61 in Ontario; inclusion of sex, discharge locale, deprivation index and teaching hospital status in the model improved the c-statistic to 0.73. Interpretation: Death or readmission after discharge from a COVID-19 hospitalization is common and had a similar frequency in Alberta and Ontario. Risk stratification and interinstitutional comparisons of outcomes after hospital admission for COVID-19 should include sex, discharge locale and socioeconomic measures, in addition to the LACE variables., Despite all the attention focused on COVID-19 hospital admissions and mortality rates, relatively little attention has been paid to readmission rates after a COVID-19 hospitalization. It is unknown whether current [...]

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2022
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17. Measures for Persons with Spinal Cord Injury to Monitor Their Transitions in Care, Health, Function, and Quality of Life Experiences and Needs: A Protocol for Co-Developing a Self-Evaluation Tool

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Kovacs Burns, Katharina, primary, Bhatia, Zahra, additional, Gill, Benveet, additional, van der Nest, Dalique, additional, Knox, Jason, additional, Mouneimne, Magda, additional, Buck, Taryn, additional, Charbonneau, Rebecca, additional, Aiello, Kasey, additional, Loyola Sanchez, Adalberto, additional, Kamran, Rija, additional, Olayinka, Olaleye, additional, and Ho, Chester, additional

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2024
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20. Feasibility and Validity of Wearable Sensors for Monitoring Temporal Parameters in Manual Wheelchair Propulsion

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Fathian, Ramin, Khandan, Aminreza, Rahmanifar, Nasim, Ho, Chester, and Rouhani, Hossein

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Upper extremity pain and injury are among the most common musculoskeletal complications manual wheelchair users face. Assessing the temporal parameters of manual wheelchair propulsion, such as propulsion duration, cadence, push duration, and recovery duration, is essential for providing a deep insight into the mobility, level of activity, energy expenditure, and cumulative exposure to repetitive tasks and thus providing personalized feedback. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the use of inertial measurement units (IMUs) to estimate these temporal parameters by identifying the start and end time of hand contact with the push-rim during each propulsion cycle. We presented a model based on data collected from 23 participants (14 males and 9 females, including 9 experienced manual wheelchair users) to guarantee the reliability and generalizability of our method. The obtained outcomes from our IMU-based model were then compared against an instrumented wheelchair (SMARTWheel) as a reference criterion. The results illustrated that our model was able to accurately detect hand contact and hand release and predict temporal parameters, including the push duration and recovery duration in manual wheelchair users, with the mean error ± standard deviation of 10 ± 60 milliseconds and −20 ± 80 milliseconds, respectively. The findings of this study demonstrate the potential of hand-mounted IMUs as a reliable and objective tool for analyzing temporal parameters in manual wheelchair propulsion. IMUs offer significant strides towards inclusivity and accessibility due to their portability and user-friendliness and can democratize health monitoring of manual wheelchair users by making it accessible to a broader range of users compared to traditional technologies.

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2024
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22. Feasibility characteristics of wrist-worn fitness trackers in health status monitoring for post-COVID patients in remote and rural areas

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Wiebe, Madeleine, primary, Mackay, Marnie, additional, Krishnan, Ragur, additional, Tian, Julie, additional, Larsson, Jake, additional, Modanloo, Setayesh, additional, Job Mcintosh, Christiane, additional, Sztym, Melissa, additional, Elton-Smith, Gail, additional, Rose, Alyssa, additional, Ho, Chester, additional, Greenshaw, Andrew, additional, Cao, Bo, additional, Chan, Andrew, additional, and Hayward, Jake, additional

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2023
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25. Student Competition (Knowledge Generation) ID 1985014

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Cadel, Lauren, primary, Hitzig, Sander L, additional, McCarthy, Lisa M, additional, Hahn-Goldberg, Shoshana, additional, Packer, Tanya L, additional, Ho, Chester H, additional, Lofters, Aisha K, additional, Patel, Tejal, additional, Cimino, Stephanie R, additional, and Guilcher, Sara JT, additional

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2023
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30. Contributors

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Ahmed, Tayyaba, primary, Akuthota, Venu, additional, Alleva, Joseph T., additional, Altschuler, Eric L., additional, Amadera, Joao E.D., additional, Amy, Eduardo, additional, Azuh, Ogochukwu, additional, Bach, John R., additional, Bachoura, Patrick J., additional, Baerga-Varela, Luis, additional, Bagay, Leslie, additional, Bang, Moon Suk, additional, Bartels, Matthew N., additional, Bastas, Gerasimos, additional, Bengtson, Keith A., additional, Berry, Tommie, additional, Bhatnagar, Saurabha, additional, Blaustein, David M., additional, Boettcher, Brennan J., additional, Bogie, Kath, additional, Borg, Kristian, additional, Borg-Stein, Joanne, additional, Borgstrom, Haylee E., additional, Bosques, Glendaliz, additional, Brassil, Michelle E., additional, Brault, Jeffrey S., additional, Braza, Diane W., additional, Brown, David P., additional, Burke, David T., additional, Butendieck, Ronald Rolf, additional, Butler, Aaron W., additional, Byram, Kevin, additional, Cabrera, Alison L., additional, Campbell, Melanie E., additional, Campbell, T. Mark, additional, Carayannopoulos, Alexios G., additional, Carter, Gregory T., additional, Chan, Isabel, additional, Chan, Sophia, additional, Chen, Eric T., additional, Cheung, Amanda, additional, Cheville, Andrea, additional, Chew, Kelvin, additional, Chinratanalab, Sallaya, additional, Ciammaichella, Ellia, additional, Cianca, John, additional, Clinchot, Daniel Michael, additional, Colberg, Ricardo E., additional, Craig, Earl J., additional, Cruz, Lisanne C., additional, Cuccurullo, Sara, additional, Custodio, Christian M., additional, Davis, Alan M., additional, Del Toro, David R., additional, Delavaux, Laurent, additional, Di Felice, Francesca, additional, Donovan, Jayne, additional, Donzelli, Sabrina, additional, Dreyer, Susan J., additional, Dudek, Nancy, additional, Dudkiewicz, Israel, additional, Dugan, Sheila A., additional, Eapen, Blessen C., additional, Ebenbichler, Gerold R., additional, El Abd, Omar H., additional, Ellen, Mark I., additional, Ellenberg, Maury, additional, Ellenberg, Michael J., additional, Elson, Lauren, additional, Eng, Christine, additional, Ennis, Jesse D., additional, Ensrud, Erik, additional, Escaldi, Steven, additional, Esser, Stephan M., additional, Fast, Avital, additional, Finnoff, Jonathan T., additional, Forbush, David R., additional, Foye, Patrick M., additional, Fredericson, Michael, additional, Frontera, Joel E., additional, Frontera, Walter R., additional, Gao, Chan, additional, Ghebrendrias, Youhans, additional, Glenn, Mel B., additional, Gnana, Jenoj S., additional, Gonzalez, Peter, additional, Groomes, Thomas E., additional, Grosser, Dawn M., additional, Halperin, Jonathan S., additional, Han, Alex, additional, Hanak, Joseph A., additional, Hanson, Toni J., additional, Hartigan, David E., additional, Herman, Seth D., additional, Herrera, Joseph E., additional, Ho, Chester, additional, Hon, Alice J., additional, Hou, Joan Y., additional, Howard, Timothy, additional, Hubbard, Ryan, additional, Hudgins, Thomas H., additional, Ibanez, Katarzyna, additional, Isaac, Zacharia, additional, Jain, Nitin B., additional, Jaramillo, Carlos A., additional, Jayaram, Prathap, additional, Johns, Jeffery S., additional, Joki, Jaclyn, additional, Joseph, Prathap Jacob, additional, Joyce, Nanette C., additional, Jung, Se Hee, additional, Karimi, Danielle Perret, additional, Kay, Jonathan, additional, Kigner, Stuart, additional, Kile, Todd A., additional, King, John C., additional, Knopp, Hans E., additional, Knowlton, Sasha E., additional, Kortte, Jason H., additional, Kotler, Dana H., additional, Krabak, Brian J., additional, Kupperman, Wyatt, additional, Kurz, Jennifer, additional, Lee, Shi-Uk, additional, Lento, Paul, additional, Lexell, Jan, additional, Lim, Peter A.C., additional, Lin, Cindy Y., additional, Lin, Lei, additional, Lindgren, Karl-August, additional, Mahmood, Umar, additional, Makovicka, Justin L., additional, Makovitch, Steven A., additional, Mansourian, Vartgez K., additional, Marshall, Ben, additional, Yacub Martin, Jennifer N., additional, Matsuo, Koichiro, additional, Maya, Juan Jose, additional, Maybin, A. Simone, additional, McGeary, Donald, additional, McInnis, Kelly C., additional, McIntosh, Peter Melvin, additional, Meleger, Alec L., additional, Micheo, William F., additional, Mimbella, Paolo, additional, Miranda-Comas, Gerardo, additional, Montero, Daniel P., additional, Moore, Brittany J., additional, Mostoufi, S. Ali, additional, Mudgal, Chaitanya S., additional, Negrini, Stefano, additional, Nesathurai, Shanker, additional, O’Neill, Carina Joy, additional, Okafor, Eziamaka Chidi, additional, Origenes, Andrea K., additional, Ortiguera, Cedric J., additional, Osborne, Michael D., additional, Pai, Ajit B., additional, Palmer, Jeffrey B., additional, Parikh, Sagar S., additional, Partyka, Marcin, additional, Patel, Atul T., additional, Patel, Shawn A., additional, Perez, Nicolas, additional, Perry, Dwan, additional, Phillips, Edward M., additional, Pimentel, Daniel C., additional, Pleuhs, Benedikt, additional, Pobre, Thomas E., additional, Pugh, Terrence, additional, Putnam, Alison R., additional, Rainville, James, additional, Ramachandran, V.S., additional, Richardson, Brian E., additional, Ring, David, additional, Rivera-Vega, Alexandra, additional, Rizzo, Thomas D., additional, Rosario-Concepión, Raul A., additional, Rosenberg, Darren C., additional, Rossi, Roger P., additional, Rutkove, Seward B., additional, Sabharwal, Sunil, additional, Sajid, Nourma, additional, Sanchez, Luis A., additional, Santiago, Francisco H., additional, Sarno, Danielle, additional, Scardina, Robert J., additional, Schneider, Byron J., additional, Schneider, Jeffrey C., additional, Sepúlveda, Fernando, additional, Sergent, John, additional, Seslija, Dana, additional, Shah, Vivian P., additional, Sharma, Jyoti, additional, Sharma, Nutan, additional, Sheng, Alex, additional, Shi, Glenn G., additional, Silver, Julie K., additional, Slocum, Chloe, additional, Slovik, David M., additional, Abreu Sosa, Sol M., additional, Spindler, Kurt, additional, Splittgerber, Lauren, additional, Stark, Stacy M., additional, Stein, Joel, additional, Stilp, Sonja K., additional, Stitik, Todd P., additional, Stretanski, Michael F., additional, Stubblefield, Michael D., additional, Subbarao, Bruno S., additional, Taliaferro, John, additional, Tapia, Rebecca N., additional, Thomas, Ann-Marie, additional, Tran, Jiaxin, additional, Tribuzio, Bianca A., additional, Trudel, Guy, additional, Uustal, Heikki, additional, Vallarino, Ramon, additional, Verduzco-Gutierrez, Monica, additional, Verma, Ankur, additional, Vora, Ariana, additional, Wainberg, Michael C., additional, Wang, Roger, additional, Weiss, Jay M., additional, Weiss, Lyn D., additional, Welch, Sarah A., additional, Wexler, David, additional, Wieting, J. Michael, additional, Wilkins, Allen Neil, additional, Yang, Aaron Jay, additional, Zaina, Fabio, additional, and Zhao, Meijuan, additional

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2020
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36. A scoping review of medication self-management intervention tools to support persons with traumatic spinal cord injury

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Cadel, Lauren, primary, Cimino, Stephanie R., additional, Bradley-Ridout, Glyneva, additional, Hitzig, Sander L., additional, Packer, Tanya L., additional, McCarthy, Lisa M., additional, Patel, Tejal, additional, Lofters, Aisha K., additional, Hahn-Goldberg, Shoshana, additional, Ho, Chester H., additional, and Guilcher, Sara J. T., additional

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2023
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37. Nanoporous Carbon Immunosensor for Highly Accurate and Sensitive Clinical Detection of Glial Fibrillary Acidic Protein in Traumatic Brain Injury, Stroke, and Spinal Cord Injury

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Khetani, Sultan, primary, Salahandish, Razieh, additional, Tabor, Jason B., additional, Chilvers, Matthew, additional, Dukelow, Sean, additional, Ho, Chester, additional, Campbell, Christina, additional, Sen, Arindom, additional, Debert, Chantel T., additional, and Sanati-Nezhad, Amir, additional

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2023
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40. A novel application of the World Health Organization Community-Based Rehabilitation matrix to understand services’ contributions to community participation for persons with traumatic spinal cord injury: A mixed methods study

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Raha, Srijan S., primary, Yip, Silas, additional, Ho, Chester, additional, Olayinka, Olaleye, additional, Peláez-Ballestas, Ingris, additional, Rame-Montiel, Ana K., additional, MacIsaac, Rob, additional, Henderson, Rita, additional, Burns, Katharina Kovacs, additional, Bakal, Jeffrey, additional, Charbonneau, Rebecca, additional, Kamran, Rija, additional, and Loyola-Sanchez, Adalberto, additional

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2023
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42. Implementation Outcomes of a Webinar-based Strategy to Improve Spinal Cord Injury Knowledge and Community Building in Alberta: A Convergent Mixed-Methods Study (Preprint)

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Brehon, Katelyn, primary, MacIsaac, Rob, additional, Bhatia, Zahra, additional, Buck, Taryn, additional, Charbonneau, Rebecca, additional, Crochetiere, Steve, additional, Donia, Scott, additional, Daoust, Jason, additional, Ho, Chester, additional, Kainth, Hardeep, additional, Loewen, Janee, additional, Lorch, Brandice, additional, Mastrodimos, Kiesha, additional, Neunzig, Brittney, additional, Papathanassoglou, Elisavet, additional, Parmar, Rajvir, additional, Pohar Manhas, Kiran, additional, Tenove, Terry, additional, Velji, Elysha, additional, and Loyola-Sanchez, Adalberto, additional

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2023
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43. Outcomes of Implementing a Webinar-based Strategy to Improve Spinal Cord Injury Knowledge and Community Building in Alberta: A Convergent Mixed-Methods Study (Preprint)

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Brehon, Katelyn, primary, MacIsaac, Rob, additional, Bhatia, Zahra, additional, Buck, Taryn, additional, Charbonneau, Rebecca, additional, Crochetiere, Steve, additional, Donia, Scott, additional, Daoust, Jason, additional, Ho, Chester, additional, Kainth, Hardeep, additional, Loewen, Janee, additional, Lorch, Brandice, additional, Mastrodimos, Kiesha, additional, Neunzig, Brittney, additional, Papathanassoglou, Elisavet, additional, Parmar, Rajvir, additional, Pohar Manhas, Kiran, additional, Tenove, Terry, additional, Velji, Elysha, additional, and Loyola-Sanchez, Adalberto, additional

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2023
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46. Healthcare provider and patient/family perceptions of continuous pressure imaging technology for prevention of pressure injuries: A secondary analysis of patients enrolled in a randomized control trial

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Ocampo, Wrechelle, primary, Sola, Darlene Y., additional, Baylis, Barry W., additional, Conly, John M., additional, Hogan, David B., additional, Kaufman, Jaime, additional, Kiplagat, Linet, additional, Stelfox, Henry T., additional, Ghali, William A., additional, and Ho, Chester, additional

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2022
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47. Clinical Practice Guidelines for Acute and Post-Acute Care of Patients with Spinal Cord Injury: A Scoping Review Protocol

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Gregorio, Marianne Pearl, Pohar-Manhas, Kiran, Brehon, Katelyn, Vaska, Marcus, Moore, Glenda, O'Connell, Petra, Ho, Chester, and Papathanasoglou, Elisavet

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emergency, SCI rehabilitation, Nursing, Spinal cord injury, FOS: Health sciences, SCI tertiary care, Allied health, rehabilitation, critical care, Rehabilitation and Therapy, SCI emergency, SCI critical care, Medicine and Health Sciences, Clinical practice guidelines, tertiary care
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Spinal cord injury (SCI) negatively impacts the quality of life and an individual's functional independence. The care for patients with SCI across treatment centers has not been standardized. Our aim is to summarize and critically evaluate existing clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) for the care of patients with SCI at the acute and post-acute phase. This review will be useful in determining any existing gaps in current clinical guidance and support the development of a standardized clinical pathway for nursing/allied health SCI care, to improve patient outcomes.

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2022
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49. Functional Electrical Stimulation and Spinal Cord Injury

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Ho, Chester H., Triolo, Ronald J., Elias, Anastasia L., Kilgore, Kevin L., DiMarco, Anthony F., Bogie, Kath, Vette, Albert H., Audu, Musa L., Kobetic, Rudi, Chang, Sarah R., Chan, K. Ming, Dukelow, Sean, Bourbeau, Dennis J., Brose, Steven W., Gustafson, Kenneth J., Kiss, Zelma H.T., and Mushahwar, Vivian K.

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2014
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