“EXO SPORTS: Identifying the unique mobility and training needs of individuals with spinal cord injury for increased participation in exoskeleton marathon racing”
This study aims to develop a survey-based tool that guides individuals with SCI to select a ‘best fit’ exoskeleton for participation in sports such as exoskeleton marathon racing, and identify the training targets for increased strength and endurance for increased performance in exoskeleton marathon racing and explore to what extent the training program needs to be individualized to be participant
Balance interventions through recreational activities
The aim of this study is to identify muscle and movement patterns in individuals who participate in recreational activities that could aid with balance control. This project also investigates training techniques used in these activities and how they can be translated to the general public to improve balance.
Falls in the hospital are a major concern.
This study investigates what interventions are the most effective at reducing patient falls. Working with nurses and therapists, this study explores what current approaches at the hospital are most effective and where there could be improvements in interventions or procedures.