CRIR scientific conferences and workshops are now available on our Youtube channel and are listed here. Just a single click to view them!
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This workshop will be an excellent opportunity to explore the parallels between the values of collaboration in rehabilitation and the creation of a culture of excellence.
Speaker:
Gordon Bloom, Ph.D.
Full Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Physical Education, McGill University
Researcher, CRIR−Jewish Rehabilitation Hospital, CISSS de Laval
Professor Bloom will discuss how to lead a high-performance sports organization, a multifaceted, complex, and demanding position. This presentation will explain how elite sports leaders and coaches play a key role in creating a culture of excellence within their teams. Despite all the pressures to win, these top leaders succeed by implementing a set of values and principles focused on holistic athlete development and maintaining a level of excellence in every aspect of their teams.
Kevin Moncion, PT PhD
Postdoctoral fellow – Memory Lab, School of Physical and Occupational Therapy, McGill University
Kevin Moncion will present on the benefits of aerobic exercise post-stroke, emphasizing the role of highintensity interval training. His presentation will include some of his recent findings from a multisite randomized controlled trial and insights into participant experiences.
STIIMA is a technological institute of the National Research Council of Italy carrying out research in the fields of eXtended Reality (XR) technologies, mechatronics, and motion analysis. The presentation will focus on XR-based solutions for health, among which the Institute experiences in supporting the neurorehabilitation of the upper limb after stroke, the learning of wheelchair skills, the training of cognitive abilities, and the improvement of physical fitness. The idea is to provide an overview of the activities to create space for discussion and potentially foster future collaborations.
Italian National Research Council | CNR · Institute of Intelligent Industrial Technologies and Systems for Advanced Manufacturing STIIMA-CNR; Biomedical Engineering
March, month of nutrition : Maude Perreault, professor in the Department of Nutrition at Université de Montréal and researcher at the Centre Jean-Jacques-Gauthier (CIUSSS du Nord-de-l’Île-de-Montréal), talks about food literacy interventions and explores their strong interdisciplinary potential with CRIR researchers Aline Bogossian and Frédérique Poncet (CRIR-Centre de réadaptation Lethbridge-Layton-Mackay du CIUSSS du Centre-Ouest-de-l’Île-de-Montréal).
This French conference will be given by three researchers who, through the lens of their respective disciplines, take a complementary look at food literacy interventions.
Cette conférence (en français) sera l’occasion pour Carole Anglade de présenter son laboratoire de recherche à tous les alliés des personnes aphasiques. Elle vise plus spécifiquement à vous en apprendre davantage sur le type de projets menés au LAIR. Cette activité s’adresse à toute personne intéressée par l’aphasie.
Carole Anglade
Professeure adjointe,
École d’orthophonie et d’audiologie, Université de Montréal
Chercheure régulière, CRIR – Institut universitaire sur la réadaptation en déficience physique de Montréal (IURDPM), pavillon Lindsay, CIUSSS du Centre-Sud-de-l’Île-de-Montréal
La conférence (en français) vise à partager les connaissances scientifiques les plus récentes en matière de réadaptation au travail post-AVC; alimenter la réflexion des milieux cliniques quant à leurs pratiques actuelles; proposer des pistes de recherche futures aux milieux de la recherche à travers les résultats d’une revue rapide de la littérature sur les pratiques de réadaptation au travail post-AVC qui vous seront présentés.
Isabelle Linteau, Ph. D.
Conseillère scientifique et coordonnatrice professionnelle
Unité d’évaluation des technologies et des modes d’intervention (UETMI)
Direction de l’enseignement universitaire et de la recherche (DEUR), CIUSSS du Centre-Sud-de-l’Île-de-Montréal
Akram Djouini, M.D., M. Sc.,
Conseiller scientifique
Unité d’évaluation des technologies et des modes d’intervention (UETMI)
Direction de l’enseignement universitaire et de la recherche (DEUR) , CCSMTL
CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS ORGANIZED BY OR FOR THE NEXT GENERATION OF SCIENTISTS TO FOSTER RESEARCH EXCELLENCE
This introductory workshop will cover the basics of taking sex and gender into account in health research, from protocol conception to dissemination of results. It will be an opportunity to raise the ethical, methodological and rigorous questions that often surround the subject. Part of the workshop will be devoted to questions from the audience about their projects.
This conference, presented in French as part of the CRIR 2023 General Meeting, approach health economics and economic evaluations as a set of methods within the discipline. It clarify the key concepts of the methods (including the notion of utility), the elements of cost and the tools for measuring concepts such as health-related quality of life..
Speaker :
In addition to the conference recording below (duration 1:18 minutes), you are invited to consult the conference summary in the attached PowerPoint presentation (in French).
This event is organized by the following CRIR establishments:
Guest Speaker: Johan Anton Franck, Ph.D., occupational therapist, researcher
This conference is aimed at people involved in rehabilitation of the upper limb, particularly in the stroke and other neurosurgery programs at the various CRIR sites.
English presentation. Duration: 53 minutes
The team of the CRIR-Jewish Rehabilitation Hospital (JRH) of the CISSS de Laval invites you to listenin this scientific conference midi presented by the speaker :
French Conference. Duration: 60 minutes
The team of the CRIR-IURDPM of the CIUSSS du Centre-Sud-de-l’Île-de-Montréal invites you to listenin this scientific conference midi presented by the speaker :
Frenc Conference – Duration: 1 hour
Do you have questions about your productivity and work/life balance? Would you like to brainstorm about tools and strategies to organize your daily work? Would you like to find tips on how to better manage your time, tasks, follow-ups, deadlines and numerous emails?
During this workshop, Mr. Frédéric Messier will present thoughts, tools and strategies drawn from his personal experience as a research professional.
Take advantage of the speaker’s sound advice with the PowerPoint presentation of the conference.
« Impact de la luminance et de la couleur sur la lecture chez les usagers malvoyants ».
Video : 49 minutes.
Creating accessible and inclusive research communications for colleagues and participants who are blind, deafblind or who have low vision: from research design to knowledge dissemination.
Speaker: Natalie Martiniello, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Department of Psychology, Concordia University CRIR/Institut Nazareth et Louis-Braille du CISSS de la Montérégie-Centre
In line with the new orientations of the development plan, CRIR is encouraging research projects related to artificial intelligence (AI).
To support CRIR researchers in their search for AI collaborations, a virtual networking meeting was organized on October 4th, 2022 with IVADO. IVADO’s academic community brings together over 1400 scientists from multiple universities who may have an interest in working with you.
You are invited to view the video presentation of IVADO’s services (Video length: 18:50 minutes).
This drop-in information session will explain how to submit publication to an institutional repository and provide demonstrations. The open access policy aims to make the results of publicly funded research available to all.
Let’s make 2022 the year that CRIR members make a habit of submitting all scientific publications to an institutional repository in order to make them available for access by all.
CRIR Workshop Series: Exchange Activity – Transition-Teva-Integration Employment
Series that will foster dialogue and networking between clinicians and researchers of CIUSSS/CISSS on innovations, potential solutions and best practices about transition to active life, employment orientation and integration, transition from pediatric to adult services, or TEVA, for youth, young and older adults living with DP-DI-TS
This series is a joint initiative of the CIUSSS West Central Montréal (CWCMTL) – Centrer of rehabilitation Lethbridge-Layton-Mackay (CRLLM) and the Institut universitaire sur la réadaptation en déficience physique de Montréal (IURDPM) of the CIUSSS du Centre-Sud-de-l’Île-de-Montréal.
Ali Filali presents his new biostatistics consulting services available to the CRIR community (researchers, postdoctoral fellows and students).
Ali Filali is a qualified professional who possesses more than 20 years of experience in the statistical analysis of biomedical data. He has extensive experience in biostatistics, bioinformatics, and statistical computing and modeling.
With more research projects being done in collaboration with various partners, we invite you to learn about different funding programs that offer funding for these types of projects.
Three representative will present funding their programmes:
Do you have questions about your productivity and work/life balance? Would you like to brainstorm about tools and strategies to organize your daily work? Would you like to find tips on how to better manage your time, tasks, follow-ups, deadlines and numerous emails?
During this workshop, Mr. Messier will present thoughts, tools and strategies drawn from his personal experience as a research professional.
Aaron Johnson, PhD
Researcher CRIR-LLMRC, CIUSSS West-Central Montreal
Researcher CRIR-INLB, CISSS de la Montérégie-Centre
CRIR Researcher, Associate Dean – Research, Faculty of Arts and Science; Associate Professor,
Department of Psychology Concordia University
Open science is the practice of science where transparent and accessible knowledge is shared and developed through collaborative networks. While most researchers only think of open access journals, open science covers the life cycle of research across ideation, data collection and analysis, publication, and knowledge mobilization. In this talk, I aim to break down the open science life cycle, and show how researchers can make small changes to include open science practices. I will outline the benefits of embracing open science practices to the researcher, and the benefits to science.
French conference
Anne Hudon, New researcher CRIR-IURDPM
Anne présente sa programmation et élabore sur sa vision de la recherche en réadaptation et démystifie l’importance de la dimension éthique des soins. Elle échange avec les participants à propos des préoccupations des équipes en réadaptation et de leurs gestionnaires qui pourraient mener à de futures collaborations recherche-clinique.
Priscilla Lam Wai Shun, OT, MSc, PhD candidate
Priscilla Lam Wai Shun is an occupational therapist. She is currently writing her doctoral thesis on the concept of rehabilitation potential for people with acquired brain injury. She has worked for several years in an acute care hospital at the McGill University Health Centre and is regularly involved in teaching in the occupational therapy program at the Université de Montréal.
French conference | Jewish rehabilitation Hospital, CISSS de Laval
This 90-minute presentation in French is presented as a webinar.
Lucie Nadeau est pédopsychiatre et professeure agrégée au département de psychiatrie de l’Université McGill, et fait partie des divisions de psychiatrie sociale et culturelle et de pédopsychiatrie. Comme clinicienne, elle travaille à l’Hôpital de Montréal pour Enfant (Centre Universitaire de Santé McGill) et au CIUSSS du Centre-Ouest-de-l’île-de-Montréal, et est consultante au Nunavik depuis 2008.
Cette présentation se veut une mise en contexte pour situer le travail clinique en réadaptation auprès des membres des communautés inuit du Nunavik. Elle abordera des aspects historiques, socio-économiques, politiques et culturels pour proposer des éléments de compréhension de ce contexte. Cela permettra de discuter les réalités de ces communautés, l’influence des déterminants sociaux de la santé, et aussi l’importance de soins soucieux des expériences de soins antérieures, des stresseurs/traumas vécus, et de la résilience. La présentation se penchera aussi sur les notions de sécurisation, de compétence et d’humilité culturelles, et sur la posture des soignants. La présentation sera ponctuée d’exemples cliniques.
Kevin Moncion is a PT PhD candidate at McMaster University.
Kevin Moncion’s research is focused on strategies to promote the implementation of exercise rehabilitation to improve cardiovascular and cerebrovascular health in individuals post-stroke.
English conference | Jewish rehabilitation Hospital, CISSS de Laval
French conference
Arthur Woznowski-Vu, pht | D. student in Rehabilitation Sciences at the School of Physical and Occupational Therapy, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, McGill University.
Timothy H. Wideman, pht, Ph.D. | Researcher, CRIR—Lethbridge-Layton-Mackay Rehabilitation Centre, Constance-Lethbridge Site, CWCM; Associate professor, School of Physical and Occupational Therapy, McGill University.
PowerPoint presentation: PresentationCRIR_SPA_Woznowski-Vu_20210914
Anthony Teoli, pht, MSc (A), PhD student
Student at McGill University | Jewish Rehabilitation Hospital, CISSS de Laval
Our understanding of the etiology and management of knee osteoarthritis is rapidly evolving. This presentation
will provide recommendati ns for the management of this condition according to best practice guidelines.
Presentation Broadcast: TCC Treatment Room in Physio for in-patient therapists, Boardroom and Salle des Miroirs for outpatient therapists.
The presentation will be in French.
This welcome day, presented virtually via Zoom, will allow you to know how the CRIR works, to discover the various research sites and to meet the people who are part of the great CRIR team. You will also learn about the interactive workshop on “New FRQ evaluation criteria for the 2021 training scholarship applications”.
French conference
Ingrid Verduyckt, Ph.D. | CRIR Researcher-IURDPM
“Possibilités et enjeux des technologies virtuelles pour améliorer l’accessibilité aux services et la participation à la recherche des personnes avec un trouble de la parole”
Sylvie Ratté Ph.D.
“Détection automatique de l’Alzheimer par le langage : réalisations et défis multilingues”
CRIR presented this Free Public Lecture as part of CRIR’s Scientific Congress, “Catalyst of Innovation for Tomorrow’s Rehabilitation,” held virtually from June 7 to 9, 2021.
Listen to this dynamic and energizing conference (60 minutes)
French conference
Maxime Maheu, Ph.D. | CRIR Researcher-IURDPM
Maxime est professeur adjoint à l’École d’Orthophonie et d’Audiologie de l’Université de Montréal et chercheur au CRIR. Il a complété une maitrise en audiologie (Université d’Ottawa), un doctorat en Sciences biomédicales (Université de Montréal) et une formation post-doctorale à l’Oregon Health & Science University. Ses recherches visent à identifier, évaluer et réadapter le système vestibulaire et ses fonctions. Il tente de mieux comprendre le fonctionnement normal et pathologique de ce système afin de développer des méthodes d’évaluation précises de ses pathologies. Cette quête de connaissances vise ultimement à optimiser la réadaptation des personnes à la suite d’une lésion du système vestibulaire.
French conference
Tony Leroux, Ph.D. | CRIR Researcher-IURDPM
Tony est vice-recteur adjoint à la promotion de la qualité à l’UdeM. Il est aussi professeur titulaire à l’École d’orthophonie et d’audiologie (UdeM). Il est connu pour ses travaux portant sur les effets du bruit industriel et environnemental sur l’audition et la santé des personnes. Il contribue aussi au développement d’outils d’évaluation des capacités de localisation auditive.
Alexis Pinsonnault-Skvarenina
Alexis est audiologiste et doctorant en sciences biomédicales, option audiologie à l’UdeM. Il s’intéresse aux effets du bruit industriel sur le système auditif et à ses répercussions fonctionnelles chez les travailleurs. Il étudie aussi l’impact du bruit environnemental sur la santé et la qualité de vie des collectivités. La protection auditive en milieu de travail fait aussi partie de ses intérêts de
recherche. Il participe actuellement à un projet de recherche portant sur les impacts des mesures sanitaires COVID-19 sur la communication des personnes malentendantes.
This bilingual workshop will focus on compensation for work in academia. Its purpose is to dispel any fears that such a discussion might provoke and to offer students the opportunity to ask questions directly to the panelists. To know more about the event and the panelists, please go to: www.labo4.ca/2021/01/25/lets-talk-about-money/
Moderator:
Ingrid Verduyckt Ph.D. | CRIR Researcher-IURDPM
Panelist:
• Andrea A.N. Macleod, Professor & Chair of the Communication Sciences and Disorders, Alberta University
• Catrine Demers, Speech-language pathologist, Ph.D., Rehabilitation Sciences, Ottawa University
• Jennifer Polk, Career coach, Ph.D.
• Michel Demuynck, Ph.D. Candidate, Mechanical Engineering, École de technologie supérieure
• Rachel Bouserhal, Ph.D., École de technologie supérieure
• Valérie Giguère, Speech-language pathologist, Ph.D., Université de Montréal
The presentation will show a novel workflow for producing orthoses using 3Dscanning, parametric / generative design and 3D printing.
Andrei Nejur , Ph.D. | CRIR Researcher-IURDPM
Andrei has a professional degree in architecture and a doctorate in architecture and computer science from the
Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania. Combining design and programming skills, he completed two postdoctoral
research projects in the United States. New emerging regular researcher at CRIR since December 14, 2020.
• Danielle Alexander, PhD student, McGill University
• Lara Pomerleau-Fontaine, MSc. student, McGill University
• Jordan Lefebvre, PhD student, McGill University
Academic supervisor for the 3 students : Gordon Bloom, Ph.D.
Speakers :
• Natalina Martiniello, Ph.D. student, Université de Montréal
Academic supervisor : Walter Wittich, Ph.D.
• Maxime Bleau, MSc. student, Université de Montréal
Academic supervisor : Maurice Ptito, Ph.D.et Walter Wittich, Ph.D.
• Atul Jaiswal, postdoctoral fellow, Université de Montréal
Academic supervisor : Walter Wittich, Ph.D.
This series presents a great opportunity for CRIR members to connect, share research knowledge and to get to know each other a little bit better during this time of disruption and isolation brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic.
French presentation: Les technologies de réadaptation visent à optimiser les capacités et à assurer une meilleure participation sociale des personnes vivant des situations de handicap. Pour évaluer les technologies, le concept d’«utilisabilité» est intéressant pour orienter leur développement et documenter dans quelle mesure elles sont efficientes, efficaces et satisfaisantes pour leurs utilisateurs à divers stades de développement (60 minutes).
Speakers:
• Claudine Auger, Ph.D., CRIR Researcher-IURDPM, Université de Montréal
• Geneviève Lessard, Doctoral Student, Université de Montréal
Academic Supervisor: Dany H. Gagnon, Ph.D.
• Choumous Mannoubi, Doctoral Student, Université de Montréal
Académics Supervisors: Dahlia Kairy, Ph.D. and Brigitte Vachon, Ph.D.
This presentation will inform researchers and clinicians about current practices in measuring and accounting for sex differences in upper-limb MSDs stemming from fatiguing, repetitive movement, and the potential of researching anthropometrics to develop the understand of these sex differences (40 minutes).
Speaker:
Click here for the conference: https://youtu.be/0qmct8XQ4XU
Bilingual roundtable to address the present and future challenges in the science community as well as presenting new opportunities for learning, research, and networking in a virtual world (75 minutes).
Speakers – CRIR Researchers:
• Ingrid Verduyckt, Ph.D. (Université de Montréal)
• Marc Roig, Ph.D. (McGill University)
• Dahlia Kairy , Ph.D. (Université de Montréal)
• Denise Keiko Shikako-Thomas, Ph.D. (McGill University)
French Presentation
Speaker:
• Bibiana Pulido
Cofounder and Executive Director of the Quebec Interuniversity Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Network (RIQEDI).
RIQEDI is a non-profit organization that brings together Quebec universities and several university stakeholders who have the mandate or desire to promote and integrate the values of equity, diversity and inclusion within their institutions.
Click here for the conference: https://youtu.be/Wd9gkGtN8jk
French Presentation
Speaker:
Audrey Attia, MSI
Audrey is lead librarian of the bibliothèque de gériatrie et de gérontologie under the direction of the l’enseignement universitaire et de la recherche (DEUR) of the CIUSSS du Centre-Sud-de-l’Île de-Montréal).
English Presentation
Speakers :
• Doreen Killens, pht, FCAMPT
A graduate of McGill University in physiotherapy, Ms. Killens went on to specialize in the field of orthopaedics and received the FCAMPT (Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy) diploma in 1991.
This series presents a great opportunity for CRIR members to connect, share research knowledge and to get to know each other a little bit better during this time of disruption and isolation brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic.
La douleur est la principale raison de consultation envers son professionnel de la santé. Or, il est facile de s’y perdre étant donné la variété des interventions existantes. Sachant que cette dernière est plus qu’une sensation nociceptive et qu’elle affecte négativement les personnes dans plusieurs sphères de leurs vies, il est important de trouver des moyens d’interventions efficaces. (French conference – 60 minutes).
Speakers:
This series presents a great opportunity for CRIR members to connect, share research knowledge and to get to know each other a little bit better during this time of disruption and isolation brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Both conference are presented by students master’s and doctoral levels (60 minutes).
Speakers:
• Stephania Palimeris, Masters Student, McGill University
• Academic supervisors: Marie-Hélène Boudrias, Ph.D. and Marie-Hélène Milot, Ph.D.
• Roya Khalili, Doctoral Student, McGill University
• Academic supervisors: Eva Kehayia, Ph.D. and Marc Roig Pull, Ph.D.
This series presents a great opportunity for CRIR members to connect, share research knowledge and to get to know each other a little bit better during this time of disruption and isolation brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic.
This conference aims to expose social roles that are often neglected in the clinical and research environments of people with physical disabilities (French conference – 60 minutes).
Speakers:
• Annie Rochette, Ph.D., Full Professor at UdeM and Regular Researcher at CRIR
• Evelina Pituch, Doctoral Student, Université de Montréal
Academic supervisor: Carolina Bottari, Ph.D.
• Louis-Pierre Auger, Doctoral Student,Université de Montréal
Academic supervisors: Annie Rochette, Ph.D. and Johanne Filiatrault, Ph.D.
The Role of Self-Determination and Support for Autonomy (French conference – 60 minutes).
Speakers:
• Pascale Dubois, speech therapist, doctoral student in educational administration and evaluation and project coordinator, Université Laval
• Frédéric Guay, Full Professor Université Laval
• Marie-Catherine St-Pierre, Full Professor Université Laval
Bilingual workshop with the finalists of the SSHRC competition. The speakers will share with you their precious advice to improve your storytelling skills and their enriching personal experiences drawn from this major pan-Canadian competition (2 hours).
Speakers:
Responsible for the competition for the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC):
• Sophie Boudreau
Student researchers and finalists of the SSHRC competition:
• Sophie Labossière (University of Sherbrooke)
• Enrico Quilico, B.Ed., M.A. (University of Toronto and CRIR student)
• Florence Tétreault (UQÀM)
• Rémi Thériault (UQÀM)
This seminar is tailored to the need of graduate students during the Covid-19 pandemic (45 minutes).
Aliki Thomas, erg., PhD
Researcher and Site Director, CRIR–Jewish Rehabilitation Hospital, CISSS de Laval
Tips and tricks for using twitter as part of your scientific work (French conference – 60 minutes).
Philippe Archambault, erg., Ph.D
Scientific co-director
CRIR and Institut universitaire sur la réadaptation en déficience physique de Montréal (IURDPM)
