Dr Lyn Jongbloed, MSc graduates: Karen Sauve, Meghan Linsdell and Alanna Simms. (Robin Roots absent)
MSC Grads
Meghan Ashley Linsdell
Thesis Title:Continuous theta burst stimulation, combined with skilled motor practice after stroke: effects on implicit learning and electroneurophysiology.
Robin Katharine Roots
Thesis Title: Understanding Rural Rehabilitation Practice: Perspectives of OTs and PTs in British Columbia.
Karen A. Sauve
Thesis Title: Exploring Factors Associated with Readiness to Change During the Acquisition of Motor Abilities in Young Children with Cerebral Palsy
Alanna M. Simms
Thesis Title: A Novel Theory-based Implementation Intervention to Increase Prescription of Inspiratory Muscle Training for People with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
Dr Lyn Jongbloed, Dr. Paula Rushton and Dr. Bubblepreet Randhawa- May 2011
PhD Grads Citations
Dr. Paula W. Rushton: “Dr. Rushton developed WheelCon-M, a test to assess people’s confidence in using a manual wheelchair. She conducted a four-phase, multi-site, mixed-methods study to develop and validate this new measure. WheelCon-M will be used clinically to identify individuals who would benefit from targeted interventions to improve their confidence with wheelchair use.” (May 2011)