Physiotherapist, PhD Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of British Columbia Improving lives with exercise!
Vancouver, British Columbia
Joined November 2011
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An amazing list of trainees! Congrats to Kelcey Bland, supervisor Professor Kristin Campbell @KLCampbellPhD, and Stanley Hung, supervisor Professor Janice Eng! 🎉
📣We’re delighted to announce our 2023 Research Trainee awardees!
Working in areas including cancer, substance use, mental health services, dementia, & diabetes, these researchers are driving discoveries to improve health & health outcomes in BC: healthresearchbc.ca/news_art… #HealthResearchBC
@ubcokanagan @bccancer @uvicresearch @UBCmedicine @SFUResearch @PHSAofBC
ALT A group of researchers in a meeting with text that says "Congratulations to our 2023 Research Trainee Award Recipients".
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Our new QR code poster with links to @TheStrokeAssoc leaflets- doing our bit for the environment 🤩🌳
Idea copied from another Trust who tweeted their poster (sorry can’t remember who, please credit if you know!).
@DBH_NHSFT
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Congratulations to Assistant Professor; Dr. Sue Peters on receiving the Western School of Physical Therapy Early/Middle Career Researcher Award. Dr. Peters directs the Neurorehabilitation Physiology Lab Gray Centre for Mobility & Activity at Parkwood Inst. suepeters.ca/
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Researchers at UBC & across Canada are recruiting patient partners living with or at risk for bone metastases to participate in co-design of knowledge resources for safe physical activity. Seeking people outside of British Columbia. For more information, email [email protected]
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Seeking younger stroke survivors to share their experience (or not) of 'finding a silver lining' after stroke. If you're aged between 18-65 and experienced stroke between 6m-3years ago, please consider completing this survey.
bit.ly/benefit-finding
@BrookeParsons14 pls RTW
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Can a silver lining exist after stroke? If you are a younger #stroke survivor aged 18 to 65, we would love to hear from you: bit.ly/benefit-finding @vthijs @AVERTtrial @TheFlorey @FloreyStroke @strokefdn @strokeCRE
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Lifting light(er) weights, a 🧵
After posting something about light(er) weights in promoting muscle mass and strength gains, it's always interesting to read the emails I get. They range from, thank you, this is so liberating to read, it hurts when I lift heavy, and I never knew
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⭐️Exercise🏋️♀️is likely a key strategy to counteract muscle mass loss in people with #cancer.
But most #exercise RCTs haven't targeted those with (or at the highest risk of)⬆️muscle loss.
Our take on the current evidence & thoughts for future research⤵️
link.springer.com/article/10…
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Excited to announce this publication: Prospective Surveillance for Breast Cancer–Related Arm Lymphedema: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis ascopubs.org/doi/abs/10.1200…
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"I was always drawn to medical research because the scientific community thrives on pushing the boundaries and challenging existing practices to help people in the most meaningful way.” Stanley Hung, physiotherapist and PhD student @TheFlorey
#FacesoftheFlorey #FloreyFriday
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Congrats @hungsta2 @Deena_Ebaid @SharonFKramer @AmyBrodtmann @BrodtmannLab on a this insightful and interesting work. Further reasons to be physically active everyone 🏃🚴🏊♂️🥾🧗♀️🏌️⛹️🏋️♀️🏄🤽♂️⛷️!!
🗞️Pre-stroke physical activity and admission stroke severity: A systematic review.
journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful… @CamStroke
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Hi! Here is the link to the Journal Club! youtu.be/BbXnxjLCi7E
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Hello! Interested in this webinar but missed it! Any recording available to share? Thanks :)
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How should we measure physical activity after stroke?
We invite STROKE SURVIVORS & CARERS to participate in a survey. We want to find out your opinions and what's important to you! You can access the survey here: redcap.healthinformatics.uni… @Coralie_English @SarahMoorePhys
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Just out!! Cancer Exercise app!!
Provides a tailored exercise prescription for individuals going through or after cancer treatment.
#cancerexercise #cancerrehab @theoncopt apps.apple.com/us/app/cancer…
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Physical Activity as a Coping Strategy for Mental Health Due to the COVID-19 Virus: A Potential Disconnect Among Canadian Adults? frontiersin.org/article/10.3… @ParticipACTION @LeahJFerguson @NormOReilly @lmvanderloo
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Recreational exercise does not seem to be harmful to knee cartilage. In fact, APA member @DrChrisBarton suggests that because exercise is important for cartilage health, people who exercise moderately are less likely to have knee osteoarthritis.
bit.ly/3lJJnaX
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Physical activity should be part of pandemic guidelines, B.C. researchers say bc.ctvnews.ca/physical-activ…
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*New* publication on prognostic markers in #cancer patients attending a #cachexia clinic led by @petermartinsept @megharrison_72 & co.
Weight loss, the PG-SGA, CRP & albumin emerged as significant predictors of survival. #palliativecare tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Many of us have transitioned in-person exercise oncology interventions to "tele-exercise" due to #COVID19.
Read our point of view piece on the importance of staying active after a #cancer diagnosis & the role of #telehealth during the pandemic. 🏃♀️
academic.oup.com/ptj/article…
