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Interactive Day 2017

Edith Strass Interactive Day 2017

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Engaging Patients as Partners in Knowledge Translation (KT)

The 8th annual Edith Strauss Interactive Day was hosted by the School of Physical and Occupational Therapy.

Date & TIme of Event: June 2, 2017 from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm

Venue: New Residence Conference Centre (3625 avenue du Parc, Montreal, Quebec H2X 3P8)

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This educational event included:

  1. Two Keynote Speakers:
    • Dr. Susan Bartlett
    • Mr. Mathieu Jackson (Patient Partner)
  2. Oral presentations by funded research teams
  3. KT Café (short informal round-table discussions)
  4. How-To Workshop: Strategies for designing patient education interventions
    • Speakers: Dr. Liliane Asseraf-Pasin, Dr. Nancy Posel, Dr. Vanessa Bouchard
  5. Interactive Small group activity: Designing your own patient education intervention
  6. Large group discussion

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For the event agenda, click here.

Speakers

  1. Two Keynote Speakers:
    (Speaker biographies available here)
    • Dr. Susan Bartlett
    • Mr. Mathieu Jackson (Patient Partner)
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  2. How-To Workshop Speakers:
    (Speaker biographies available here)
    • Dr. Liliane Asseraf-Pasin
    • Dr. Nancy Posel
    • Dr. Vanessa Bouchard

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Presentations

Presentation by 1st Keynote Speaker: Dr. Susan Bartlett
Slides

Presentation by 2nd Keynote Speaker: Mathieu Jackson
Slides

How-to Workshop Presentations:

  • Dr. Liliane Asseraf-Pasin - Slides
  • Dr. Vanessa Bouchard - Slides
  • Dr. Nancy Posel - Slides

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Oral Presentations

  1. Meta-analysis: Effectiveness of the McKenzie method for low back pain - O. Lam (Edith Strauss awardee) and team
  2. Integrating international guidelines for pain education within physiotherapy programs across Canada: Development of a stakeholdergenerated implementation plan - J. Miller (T. Wideman) (Edith Strauss awardee) and team
  3. Getting on with your life with MS: Evaluation of a new self-management workbook for people living with MS - V. Bouchard (Edith Strauss awardee) and team
  4. A multifaceted, innovative technology-based intervention to move stroke rehabilitation guidelines into professional practice: an exploratory case study - D. Chin & C. Marini (Edith Strauss awardee) and team
  5. Improving Ethics Education in Canadian Physiotherapy Programs: A Knowledge Exchange Project - A. Hudon (Edith Strauss awardee) and team

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KT Café (short informal round-table discussions)

  1. Stakeholders partnering for arthrogryposis research: client-centered care in rehabilitation (SPARC-Rehab) - V. Darsaklis (C. Elfassy) (Edith Strauss awardee) and team
  2. Maximizing stroke rehabilitation at the MUHC - T. Wein (A. Di Re) (Edith Strauss awardee) and team
  3. Change in rehabilitation clinicians’ practices related to upper limb management post-stroke over the past year: do changes align with best practice guidelines? - R. Purohit (Edith Strauss awardee) and team
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