CURRICULUM VITAE - The Ottawa Hospital Research Institute

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75. “Research in stroke,” Annual Research Day, Division of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation, University of Ottawa, Hull, Que., February 21, 2001.
76. Invited speaker, Primary Care of the Elderly Research Group, University of Ottawa
Research Institute on Health of the Elderly. Topics: “Nutrition and metabolism poststroke,”
“Pain and carpal tunnel syndrome: finding the way,” Ottawa, Ont., February 20,
2001.
77. “Does stroke severity affect energy expenditure”, 62nd Annual Assembly of the American
Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, San Francisco, Calif., November 2–5,
2000.
78. “Chronic pain and fibromyalgia in women with a history of sexual abuse” [poster
presentation], 62nd Annual Assembly of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation, San Francisco, Calif., November 2–5, 2000.
79. Invited speaker, Ontario Medical Association Annual Meeting. Topic: “Nutrition and
stroke – what’s the connection”. London, Ont., June 2000.
80. “Beta-blocker mediate changes in energy expenditure but not body compositions in the
stroke patient” [poster presentation], 48th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Canadian
Association of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Mont Tremblant, Que., June 2000.
81. “Resting energy expenditure post stroke: a longitudinal look” [poster presentation], 48th
Annual Scientific Meeting of the Canadian Association of Physical Medicine &
Rehabilitation, Mont Tremblant, Que., June 2000.
82. “Clinical characteristics of medullary stroke patients admitted to a rehabilitation unit”
[poster presentation], 48th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Canadian Association of
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Mont Tremblant, Que., June 2000.
83. “Acute phase reactants and stroke,” Stroke Research Rounds, Department of Neurology,
University of Western Ontario, London, Ont., April 2000.
84. “Tracking recovery from dysphagia and feeding status in the stroke patient” [poster
presentation], 61st Annual Assembly of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation, Washington, DC, November 11–14, 1999.
85. “Tracking recovery from dysphagia and feeding status in the stroke patient,”
a) Rehabilitation and Geriatric Care Research Day, Parkwood Hospital, London, Ont.,
November 1999, b) 20th Annual Meeting of the Inter-Urban Stroke Academic Association,
London, Ont., May 1999.
86. “A clinical prediction rule for carpal tunnel syndrome,” a) Rehabilitation and Geriatric
Care Research Day, Parkwood Hospital, London, Ont., November 1999, b) 22nd Annual
Electrodiagnostic Medicine Courses and Workshops, 46th Annual Scientific Meeting of the
American Association of Electrodiagnostic Medicine, Vancouver, BC, October 6–9, 1999.
87. Invited speaker, 20th Annual Meeting of the Inter-Urban Stroke Academic Association.
Topic: “Nutrition post-stroke: relationship to outcome.” London, Ont., May 14, 1999.
88. “Contribution of enteral feeding to adequacy of energy and protein intakes in dysphagic
stroke patients: preliminary findings,” 20th Annual Meeting of the Inter-Urban Stroke
Academic Association, London, Ont., May 1999.
89. Invited speaker, Stroke Rehabilitation Across the Life Span – Annual Multidisciplinary
Stroke Course, Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago. Topic: “Nutrition post-stroke:
relationship to outcome.” Chicago, Ill., April 1999.