CRED Research

Dr. Gail Teachman's Childhood, Rehabilitation, Ethics & Disability Research Lab at Western University.

[Yona Lunsky @yonalunsky]

So pleased that @BJLD_Wiley encouraged a video abstract and published our easy read with our @CAMHResearch @HCARDD @SurreyPlaceON paper. This is what accessibility of research is really about. Loved working with our great team on this study, including the accessible summaries.

[Western Health Sciences @westernuFHS]

Congratulations to School of Health Studies professor and bioethicist, @maxwellsmith who has been named Chair in Applied Public Health @CIHR_IRSC!

Max is one of 12 across the country – and the first at #WesternU – to receive the honour.

https://t.co/ohWOZKtnkE

[Anne W. Hunt, PhD @drannewhunt]

What a cool role for an OT!

[Gail Teachman @GailTeachman]

Proud to be a contributor to this powerful work by @ZoeRitchiee

[Empowered Kids Ontario @EmpoweredKidsON]

New VIRTUAL #study led by @GailTeachman of @WesternU uses body-map storytelling to learn about how children with physical disabilities think and feel about their experiences living with #ChronicPain.

Contact Linda Zhang at [email protected]
@cred_research @childethics

[Western Health Sciences @westernuFHS]

New 📄 co-authored by @GailTeachman in @SAGE_Publishing's Health: ‘Composing adult lives with a ventilator at the intersection of developmental and neoliberal discourses of time’ @CRHESI #westernuOT @VPRWesternU 🔓 https://t.co/vTDkR1aq3g

[Anne W. Hunt, PhD @drannewhunt]

Honored to be part of this inspiring piece!

[@CrippingBreath @crippingbreath]

@davidabbottbris @emjstraus @brownhelenjean @FuchsiaHoward @GailTeachman @UBCNursing Ooh this looks amazing! Thank you @davidabbottbris 💪

[Gail Teachman @GailTeachman]

Proud to have contributed as part of this amazing team led by @emjstraus

[Western Health Sciences @westernuFHS]

New 📄 co-authored by @LauraConnoy and @FionaWebster1 in @TheJournal_Pain: ‘Why language matters in chronic pain: The example of pain catastrophizing’ @westernuNursing @CRHESI @VPRWesternU @WesternU 🔒 https://t.co/vdOGT87m85

[Western Health Sciences @westernuFHS]

New 📄 by @EaKinsella, @mjkleiner, @GailTeachman, @uwo_dwalton in Physiotherapy Theory and Practice: ‘From reflection to phronesis in ‘good’ physiotherapy practice’ @westernuSPT @CRHESI #westernuOT @WesternU 🔒 https://t.co/LscVrIyCeq

[Western Health Sciences @westernuFHS]

New 📄 by @danielle_difab, @rlohagan, @Sheila_Moodie, @PardalSimrin, @DanielleGlista in @digitalhealthj describes key categories that influence caregiver participation in virtual care appointments @westernuNCA #westernuCSD 🔓 https://t.co/MJrm1hucWZ

[Michelle Kleiner @mjkleiner]

From reflection to phronesis in ‘good’ physiotherapy practice - reflections to prepare physiotherapists to navigate the indeterminate zones of practice. Cheers to my wise coauthors @Eakinsella @GailTeachman @MaxiMiciak @uwo_dwalton https://t.co/2KiYeDUp1O

[CRED Research @cred_research]

We want to learn from young people living with chronic pain and disability. Check out details here:

[CRED Research @cred_research]

So excited to share this powerful paper by Rachel Reparon @cred_research @westernuFHS and colleagues: Critiquing representations of intellectual disability in occupation-based literature https://t.co/QcOo94uwWM

[CRED Research @cred_research]

Kudos @rachelreparon on this accomplishment: challenging the ways intellectual difference is understood

[Rachel Reparon @rachelreparon]

Super excited to share my newest publication in the Scandinavian Journal of Occupational Therapy! 🔓📰 Check it out below:
Critiquing representations of intellectual disability in occupation-based literature https://t.co/IhK3IXCGiH @cred_research

[CRED Research @cred_research]

Kudos @rachelreparon on this accomplishment: challenging the ways intellectual difference is understood

[Rachel Reparon @rachelreparon]

Super excited to share my newest publication in the Scandinavian Journal of Occupational Therapy! 🔓📰 Check it out below:
Critiquing representations of intellectual disability in occupation-based literature https://t.co/IhK3IXCGiH @cred_research

[CRED Research @cred_research]

So excited to share this powerful paper by Rachel Reparon @cred_research @westernuFHS and colleagues: Critiquing representations of intellectual disability in occupation-based literature https://t.co/QcOo94uwWM