Interested in participating in a study?Ìý
The following is a list of studies looking for participants.
Contact information is found on respective announcement.
Research Study: Patients’ and Researchers’ perspective on the impact of Patient Engagement in Rehabilitation Research
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Purpose of the study: We would like to hear from the experts in the field about their perspectives on the impact of Patient Engagement (PE) in rehabilitation research.
Participation Eligibility: Patient partners and Researchers in Canada who have engaged in rehabilitation research.
Eligibility criteria for researchers: Researchers with a minimum of two years of experience in conducting research in the field of PE in rehabilitation research. The researchers can be involved in any area of rehabilitation research (i.e., neurological, musculoskeletal, cardiovascular rehabilitation).
Eligibility criteria for patient partners: Patient partners with a minimum of two years of experience in conducting research in the field of PE in rehabilitation research. Patient partners can be involved in any area of rehabilitation research (i.e., neurological, musculoskeletal, cardiovascular rehabilitation).
Methods used: Participants eligible and willing to participate will be contacted via email to participate in a 60–90-minute interview on zoom.
For further information, please contact conchita.saldanha [at] mail.mcgill.ca
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We are studying the way that we learn a motor skill using a new technology which uses robotics and virtual reality. Participation in this project consists of 3 sessions with our new technology. The first and second sessions occur on consecutive days (each lasting about an hour), followed by a rest day, and then we will have the final session (this session will last about 2 hours). You will be compensated $20 per session for your participation. Does this sound like something you would be interested in?
The inclusion criteria for the study are:
- 30 to 75 years of age
- Normal or corrected-to-normal vision
- Are able to provide informed consent
The exclusion criteria are:
- Major neurological/neuromuscular/orthpaedic/pain problems that interfere with task performance
- Major cognitive deficits
- Depression
Contact Caroline at (450) 688-9550 x 4824 or caroline.rajda [at] mail.mcgill.ca
spot_website_study_announcement_dec_12.pdf
Why do you think OTs, PTs, and S-LPs stay in, or leave their profession? We invite you to participate our study.
If you are interested in participating in this study and agree to be contacted by a member of the research team, please click on this and complete the online form by January 31, 2020. You will be asked to provide your name and contact information so that we can get in touch with you.
If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact Susanne Mak atÌýsusanne.mak [at] mcgill.ca.
Racism and PT - Study Participation Recruitment!
If we can better understand subtle ways that racism may be woven into PT programs, we can take active steps as a profession to mitigate it. If you self-identify as an ethnic minority or non-White AND you are either a student in MScPT OR you graduated in the last 2 years from a Canadian MScPT program, please consider contacting the researchers here.
Looking for participants over 18 years who have had a stroke more than 6 months ago
Contact: mh.boudrias [at] mcgill.ca, please include tDCS study in subject line, or call 514 -398- 5457
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Virtual Reality for Upper Limb Rehabilitation
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Human Motor Control and Aging
Healthy participants between 60 and 75 years of age
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Getting on with Your Life with Multiple Sclerosis
