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How Structural Oppression Has Shaped the Physical Therapy Profession and Access to Rehabilitative Services

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Doing Healthcare Research Differently: An Introduction to SocioHealthLab’s Special Video Series, Part 1

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A Reorientation of Belief: Considerations for Increasing the Recruitment of Black Students Into Canadian Physiotherapy Programs

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“Is the Assumption of the Autonomous Individual Holding Us Back in Vocational Rehabilitation?”

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Toward a Social Psychoanalysis of Rehabilitation Practice

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What’s at Stake With Biomusic? Ethical Reflections on an Emerging Technology

Biomusic, emerging technology that translates physiological signals into sound/musical output may offer utility as an assistive..

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Perspectives On ‘Person-Centeredness’ From Neurological Rehabilitation and Critical Theory: Toward a Critical Constellation

Jenni Aittokallio, PT, MH and Anna Ilona Rajala, PT, MA explore in-depth the concept of person-centeredness..

Critical Research and Perspectives - Fall 2019

Critical Disability Studies With Rehabilitation: Re-thinking the human in rehabilitation research and practice

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Donya Mosleh, PhD
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In this Perspective, Donya Mosleh, PhD argues for a new mode of scholarly practice that recognizes..

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