Publications

Our researchers are associated with four different universities: McGill University, Université de Montréal, Concordia University & Université du Québec à Montréal. Their research interests are closely related to the rehabilitation services offered in our establishment which strive to increase social participation of people living with disabilities.

Selected list of publications from our CRIR researchers

Should you wish to consult the list of researchers affiliated to our establishment and their scientific publications, please consult our research page here.

List of selected posters from our 3d Rehabilitation Scientific Day

the Directorate of Academic Affairs organized the 3d edition of its Rehabilitation Scientific Day on June 19, 2024, at the Lethbridge-Layton-Mackay Rehabilitation Center. Over 160 clinicians, managers, students, researchers, and service users gathered for the event to promote a scientific culture focused on empowerment in rehabilitation. We are pleased to present below some of the scientific posters that were showcased during the event.

Community pathways to employment for youth with disabilities

Step & Speak Unlocking functional potential through the Interdisciplinary Treadmill Program (ITP)

Leçons apprises dans nos milieux de réadaptation durant la pandémie de COVID-19 : pour être prêts la prochaine fois

Optimizing Transitions in Care and Outcomes for Individuals with Acquired Brain Injuries: How can digital health support care transitions?

Development and implementation of an interprofessional collaborative model for dysphagia management at the Jewish General Hospital

Conduire une revue réaliste en réadaptation : les défis et solutions

Differences in individual VF-14 scores between AMD and other impairments

Psychometric Properties of the Mini-Balance Evaluation Systems Test and Physical Function Measures in Patients with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome/Hypermobility Spectrum Disorders

L’influence de la culture sourde dans la prestation de services de réadaptation, selon la perspective des professionnels de la santé : Protocole de recherche

Version francophone du Brain Injury Vision Symptom Survey (BIVSS-F)

Identifying food literacy assessment dimensions for people with low vision

Strength in community: exploring equity-oriented strategies for care beyond the clinic

L’adaptation d’une technologie d’assistance à la cognition en interdisciplinarité

Considérer les besoins et perceptions, communiquer et collaborer

RÉADAPTATION POUR LA PERTE DE GOÛT ET D’ODORAT DANS LA LITTÉRATURE : UN SCOPING REVIEW

Évaluation de la perception auditive chez des adolescent(e)s et des adultes portant un implant cochléaire ajusté selon une méthode comportementale et selon une méthode objective – protocole de recherche

List of selected posters from our 2nd Rehabilitation Scientific Day

The Directorate of Academic Affairs held its second edition of its Rehabilitation Scientific Day on June 14, 2022 at the Lethbridge-Layton-Mackay Rehabilitation Center. Over 150 clinicians, managers, students, researchers, and service users joined forces in this year’s event aimed at creating a scientific culture of empowerment in rehabilitation. We are happy to share below some of the scientific posters presented at the event.