2024 Graduate Student Research Day and Thelma Cardwell Lecture
Graduate Student Research Day and Thelma Cardwell Lecture
The 2024 Graduate Research Day and Thelma Cardwell Lecture was held in person on June 19, 2024 at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE), University of Toronto.
Each year, several awards are given for presentations across several research and participation categories.
Research Awards
AWARD NAME
RECIPIENTS
PRESENTATION TITLE
Best Overall Presentation
Prithinkkraa Balasubramaniam & Sara Emira
The Elephant in our Homes: Phenomenological Study of the Experiences of Racialized Homecare Occupational Therapists
Knowledge Synthesis
Keira Mattook & Tyaibah Biswas
A scoping review exploring racism among occupational therapists and trainees
Occupational Science & Therapy
Alessia Ragno & Mycah De Jong
Examining the user experience of the Prosthetic Upper Limb Functional Index (PUFI-2) web application from the perspectives of international clinicians
Aging and Caregiving
Raquel Melanson & Tam Vo
Understanding the Usability of the Bathing Environment Grab Bar Selection and Placement Decision Aid: A Descriptive Qualitative Study from the Perspective of Older Adult Clients
Quality of Life
Roaa Hussam & Mikaela Correa
Examining available interventions to enable occupations for adults living with predialysis chronic kidney disease: A scoping review
Mental and Brain Health
Kate van de Ven & Isabel Heldmann
Canadian’s experiences of Long COVID (LC) Rehabilitation Across the Continuum of Care: Findings from people living with LC, caregivers and healthcare professionals
Pediatrics
Joana Benin & Vivian Nguyen
Air travel experiences of disabled children and their families: a scoping review
Musculoskeletal (MSK) and Upper Limb
Robyn Grunberg & Saisa Jeyakumar
A descriptive study examining machine learning training as a measure of functional hand use in the daily lives of children with cerebral palsy
Cognition and Everyday Life
Lauren DeMone & Breanne Maidens
Opportunities, resources and supports influencing adaptation to traumatic brain injury
Health Services and Supports
Tosh Whitley & Lovejot Mangat
Exploring the Impact of Longitudinal Small-Group Mentorship on Occupational Therapy Graduate’s Professional Identity Formation
Technology & Environment
Siobhan Galeazzi-Stirling & Farah Bacchus-Misir
Accessible housing process and impacts from the perspective of people with disabilities
Social Media
Sara Emira
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2024 Thelma Cardwell Lecture
The 2024 Thelma Cardwell Lecture was presented by Ben Whittaker from the Centre for Sustainable Healthcare (Oxford, United Kingdom), which focused on the role of occupational therapists in supporting sustainable health care.