Outcome Measurement
Outcomes research focuses on production of quality evidence to optimize methods for evaluating effectiveness of physical therapy interventions.
Socially just, inclusive, and meaningful measurement strategies are necessary for quantifying the effect and impact of physical therapy interventions. The Physical Therapy (PT) Outcome Measures (OM) Research Theme is a collaborative group that focuses on shared learning and production of quality, inclusive, and socially just research to optimize methods for evaluating effectiveness of physical therapy interventions.
Joshua Vincent
Area of Research: Upper extremity fracture risk in the participants in The Canadian Longitudinal Study of Aging
Supervisor: Joy MacDermid
Leila Amirfakhrian, MSc Candidate
Area of Research: Reliability and validity of a sensorized motion shirt
Supervisor: Joy MacDermid
Jessa Bear, PhD Candidate
Area of Research: Beading a Map of Indigenous Cultural safety
Supervisor: Dianne Bryant
Armaghan Dabbagh, PhD Candidate
Area of Research: Evaluation of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Clinical Diagnostic Tools and Interventions
Supervisor: Joy MacDermid
Trevor Day, MPT/PhD Candidate
Area of Research: Recovery patterns and the reliability and validity of functional and patient-reported outcomes in postoperative patients with femoral acetabular impingement
Supervisor: Dianne Bryant
Robert Dima, PhD Candidate
Area of Research: Validity and reliability of a new 3D ultrasound technique for quantifying inflammation in patients with knee osteoarthritis
Supervisor: Dianne Bryant
Kelly DeBouter, PhD Candidate
Area of Research: Neck pain assessment and management in active military service members
Supervisor: Dave Walton
MacLean Jordan, MSc Candidate
Area of Research: Qualitative exploration of barriers to implementing patient-centred care in physiotherapy practice
Supervisor: Dave Walton
Dorota Klubowicz, MPT/PhD Candidate
Area of Research: Development and Validation of the Western Breast Interference Scale
Supervisor: Dave Walton
Hana Marmura, MPT/PhD Candidate
Area of Research: Response-shift and the measurement of patient-reported outcomes in patients who have undergone ACL reconstruction
Supervisor: Dianne Bryant
Jai Mistry, PhD Candidate
Area of Research: Diagnosis of neuropathic low back related leg pain to enable precision intervention
Supervisors: Alison Rushton, Dave Walton
Ariel Morales, MSc Candidate
Area of Research: The role of depression as a potential predictor of outcome for patients experiencing Lumbar Spinal Stenosis
Supervisors: Michele Battie, Alison Rushton
Nicole Peters, MPT/PhD Candidate
Area of Research: Preference-based measures of Health-Related Quality of Life following lumbar spinal surgery
Supervisor: Alison Rushton, Pulak Parikh
Codie Primeau, MPT/PhD Candidate
Area of Research: Long-term survival and cost-effectiveness of high tibial osteotomy surgery vs. non-operative management in patients with medial compartment knee osteoarthritis
Supervisor: Jackie Marsh
Joe Putos, PhD Candidate
Area of Research: Clinical and Diagnostic Indicators of Discogenic Low Back Pain
Supervisor: Dave Walton
Wonjin Seo, PhD Candidate
Area of Research: Development and Validation of the Pain Resilience and Optimism Scale
Supervisor: Dave Walton
Erfan Shafiee, PhD Candidate
Area of Research: Developing treatment decision aids for patients with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome based on the Ottawa Decision Support Framework
Supervisor: Joy MacDermid
Lauren Straatman, PhD Candidate
Area of Research: Quantitative diagnostics and imaging for chronic wrist pain after distal radius fracture
Supervisor: Dave Walton
Onyinyechukwu Umemba, MSc Candidate
Area of Research: Measures of physical functioning following lumbar spinal surgery
Supervisor: Alison Rushton
Sanju Valamparampil, MSc Candidate
Area of Research: Validity of quality of life measurements in economic evaluations: Agreement between Western Ontario and McMasters Osteoarthritis Index (WOMAC) and the EuroQOL 5D (EQ5D) Utility scores
Supervisor: Jackie Marsh
Sohrob Milani Zadeh, PhD Candidate
Area of Research: A sensorized motion shirt in measuring shoulder function
Supervisor: Joy MacDermid
