Annual Activity Review Submitted on 2021-04-15
Period Under Review: January 1, 2020 - December 31, 2020
General Information
Role: Scientist
Date of Initial Appointment at KITE/TRI: 2019-04-01
Contract End Date:
Academic Appointments:
- Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education, University of Toronto, from August 1, 2018 to June 30, 2020
- Adjunct Member to the Graduate Program in Kinesiology & Health Science, York University for the period of January 1, 2016, to June 30, 2020
- Lecturer, Status-Only Appointment in the Department of Physical Therapy, University of Toronto, for a term of 3 years for the period of July 01, 2019 to June 30, 2022
- Associate graduate faculty member Rehabilitation Science Institute, January 2019 to present
Research keywords:
Summary of research program:
My professional objective is to advocate for increasing the opportunity for people to access structured physical activity and risk factor modification programs following stroke. My research interests are to examine the dose-response relationship between exercise and health related outcomes in people with stroke and cardiac disease. Using novel exercise training methods and combinations of exercise strategies my aim is to determine an exercise treatment aimed at promoting long-term health, repairing the brain and restoring lost mobility after stroke. I was chosen as a World Heart Federation (WHF) Emerging Leader and participated in a think tank in China in July 2018. The goal of the WHF is to reduce premature mortality from stroke and other cardiovascular diseases globally by at least 25% by 2025.
UHN Research PI Profile: http://www.uhnresearch.ca/researcher/susan-marzolinicompleted all mandatory training in MyLearning:
Declarations:
Pandemic Impacts
How have these pandemic-related changes affected your research activities?
- No impact
- No impact
- No impact
- Positive impact; small
- Negative impact; small
- Negative impact; moderate
- No impact
- No impact
- No impact
- Negative impact; moderate
How has the pandemic affected you and your team?
Funding cut of 20% of remainder of Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada grant (received some of this back)
- Published a paper on effects of COVID-19 on Cardiac Rehabilitation Programs
- Creation of Stroke Online Web Based Platform
- Cancellation of two, one day workshops that I was leading for clinicians and health care professionals
- Cancellation of a conference I was to present at
- Transition from a repeated-measures, interventional study being conducted by my MSc student, Elizabeth Whyte, to a cross-sectional study.
- Transitioned a funded study for my MSc student, Xiao Wei Du, from a longitudinal observational study, to publication of a protocol paper, and a database analysis.
- Was able to take on two professional master’s students from Kinesiology to work on a project remotely.
- Redeployment of research staff was helpful financially
- Redeployment of clinical staff resulted in inability to continue with the clinical program I coordinate
- I was appointed as the CRDL, which represented a time requirement of a .5 FTE given that we did not re-hire a research coordinator. I was happy to be able to help to re-start research studies at Cardiac Rumsey. Clinical staff were extremely helpful and supportive of research restart.
Grants
Awarded
Time Period: 2020-12-01 - 2026-07-05
Funding Agency: APPLE
Principal Amount: $ 1,236,633
Grant Link:
Grant ID:
Instalment Received: $ 0
Principal Investigator(s): Paul Oh
Co-Investigator(s): Tracey Colella, Susan Marzolini, Lais Vanzela, Lisa Cotie, Rene Belliard
Funding Type: Industry Grant
Note: 15 month extension of $456,650 received
Time Period: 2020-07-01 - 2024-12-30
Funding Agency: Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada
Principal Amount: $ 100,000
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Grant ID:
Instalment Received: $ 40,000
Principal Investigator(s): Susan Marzolini
Funding Type: Seed/Catalyst Grant to Improve Heart and Brain Health for Women or Indigenous Women in Canada Competition
Note:
Time Period: 2020-04-01 - 2021-05-03
Funding Agency: CIHR Project Grant: Neurosciences, Mental Health and Addiction
Principal Amount: $ 100,000
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Grant ID:
Instalment Received: $ 0
Principal Investigator(s): Krista Lanctot
Co-Principal Investigator(s): Nathan Hermann
Co-Investigator(s): Paul Oh, Susan Marzolini, daman gallagher, A Kiss
Funding Type:
Note:
Time Period: 2020-03-02 - 2024-03-01
Funding Agency: Alzheimer's Association, Part the Clouds
Principal Amount: $ 1,155,733
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Grant ID:
Instalment Received: $ 0
Principal Investigator(s): Krista L. Lanctot
Co-Investigator(s): Paul Oh, Sandra E. Black, Susan Marzolini, Daman Gallagher, G. Marrota
Funding Type:
Note:
Time Period: 2019-04-29 - 2025-04-29
Funding Agency: CIHR Project Grant
Principal Amount: $ 665,550
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Grant ID:
Instalment Received: $ -1
Principal Investigator(s): Dr. Bradley MacIntosh
Co-Investigator(s): Walter Swardfager, Susan Marzolini, Sandra E Black, Richard Swarz, Joel Ramirez
Funding Type: Project Grant
Note:
Time Period: 2019-01-01 - 2021-12-31
Funding Agency: World Heart Federation
Principal Amount: $ 33,580
Grant Link:
Grant ID:
Instalment Received: $ -1
Principal Investigator(s): Susan Marzolini
Funding Type:
Note:
Time Period: 2019-01-01 - 2021-12-31
Funding Agency: Academic Health Sciences Centre (AHSC) Alternative Funding Plan (AFP) Innovation Fund
Principal Amount: $ 183,663
Grant Link:
Grant ID:
Instalment Received: $ -1
Principal Investigator(s): Paul Oh, Tracey Colella
Co-Investigator(s): Susan Marzolini
Funding Type:
Note:
Time Period: 2018-01-12 - 2023-06-12
Funding Agency: Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada Grant-in-Aid
Principal Amount: $ 280,818
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Grant ID:
Instalment Received: $ 0
Principal Investigator(s): Avril Mansfield
Co-Investigator(s): Elizabeth Inness, George Mochizuki, Susan Marzolini, Andrew Huntley
Funding Type:
Note: No cost extension
Time Period: 2018-01-01 - 2023-12-30
Funding Agency: Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada Grant-in-Aid
Principal Amount: $ 243,824
Grant Link:
Grant ID:
Instalment Received: $ -1
Principal Investigator(s): Paul Oh, Susan Marzolini
Co-Investigator(s): Dina Brooks, Dale Corbett, Andrew Robertson, Bradley MacIntosh, Nicole Anderson
Funding Type:
Note:
Time Period: 2018-01-01 - 2021-12-31
Funding Agency: Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada Grant-in-Aid
Principal Amount: $ 280,818
Grant Link:
Grant ID:
Instalment Received: $ -1
Principal Investigator(s): Avril Mansfield
Co-Investigator(s): Susan Marzolini
Funding Type:
Note:
Time Period: 2014-04-29 - 2022-04-29
Funding Agency: CIHR
Principal Amount: $ 924,000
Grant Link:
Grant ID:
Instalment Received: $ -1
Principal Investigator(s): Carol Greenwood
Co-Investigator(s): Paul Oh, Susan Marzolini, Nicole Anderson, Bradley MacIntosh, Laura Middelton,, Krista Lanctot
Funding Type:
Note: Other co-investigators from other institutions
| Grants Awarded | |||
| Count | Total Principal Amount | Total Instalment Received | |
| Prinicipal Investigator | 3 | $ 377,404 | $ 40,000 |
| Co-Principal Investigator | 0 | $ 0 | $ 0 |
| Co-Investigator | 8 | $ 4,827,215 | $ 0 |
| Collaborator | 0 | $ 0 | $ 0 |
| Total | 11 | $ 5,204,619 | $ 40,000 |
Publications
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Innovation and Impact
Contributions to Best Practice Guidelines
Contributions to Knowledge Translation
- Creation of “Stroke Online” a Web-based Exercise and Risk Factor Modification Program (Released June 5, 2020)
Welcome to Stroke Online | Cardiac College (healtheuniversity.ca)
Stroke Online provides a program for people who had a stroke event and want to stay active and healthy. The information on the web-based platform can help people start an exercise program and make lifestyle changes for better health. This is the first program of its kind offered in an online format for people after a stroke.
Analytics reveal that in the first 10 months of release, 3,198 people have accessed Stroke Online.
- Brain Health Support Program (November 2020-current):
Created the module entitled: Exercise after Stroke and Heart Disease (Chapter 2) for the clinical trials platform of the Canadian Consortium for Neurodegeneration and Aging (CCNA). This is an on-line program designed to help people with chronic disease follow a healthy life style. I created a 10-minute video presentation on the benefits of exercise, how to start exercise, and precautions for people with stroke or coronary artery disease. The program will soon be released to the general public.
- Editorial Board member for Journal of Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation and Prevention (JCRP) (2017 to present)
- Write editorials on selected manuscripts
- Write review papers when requested (See publications)
- Review 6 manuscripts per year
- Attend Editorial Board meetings
- Act as a spokesperson for JCRP
- Attend Editorial Meetings
- Infographic (August 2020)
I created an Infographic released by the American Association of Cardiovascular Prevention and Rehabilitation (AACVPR) “Integrating People with Stroke in Cardiac Rehabilitation”. The release of the infographic on social media coincided with a presentation I delivered at the AACVPR annual meeting.
- Infographic (June 2020)
Published in Journal of Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation and Prevention “Introducing the HL-PIVOT Network: Promoting Human Resilience and quality of Life through Healthy Living Initiatives.”
Workshop Presentations
- March 2020: Was scheduled to deliver a workshop (cancelled owing to COVID-19), training and support for the Southwest Ontario Stroke Network to open a facility that will provide exercise and risk factor modification programming for people recovering from a stroke.
- April 2020: Scheduled (cancelled owing to COVID-19) to deliver a 1-day workshop sponsored by the Central East Stroke Network. Prescribing aerobic and resistance training to people following stroke: Markham Ontario
Disclosures
| Disclosure date | Invention title | Inventors | Disclosure Status | TDC invention number |
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Patents
| Filing date | Title | Inventors | Type | Application Number | Issue date and jurisdiction (if available) | TDC IP tracking code |
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Licensing
| License type | Licensing party (organization/person) | Effective date | Expiration date | TDC agreement number | Brief description |
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Startups
| Period | Company name | Role/Position | Brief description |
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Other Contributions
Student and PDF Mentorship
Scientist/Faculty Member/Clinician Mentorship
Scientists/Faculty Members/Clinicians/Staff Mentorship
| Period | Name (Last, First) | Position | Program/Institute | Your role |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| April 13-June 8 2020 | Christopher Cooper | Masters of Professional Kinesiology placement | University of Toronto | Supervisor for placement |
| 2019-December 2020 | Dr. Carolyn Sawiki | Medical Student | University of Toronto Physiatry | Supervised research project Blood Pressure control in People following Stroke entering Cardiac Rehabilitation |
| June 8 to July 31, 2020 | Stephanie Zaban | Masters of Professional Kinesiology Placement | University of Toronto | Supervisor for placement |
Thesis & Research Committee/Defense examiner
| Period | Name | Program/Institute | Thesis/Project |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020-present | Nithin Jacob | Rehabilitation Sciences Institute (MSc) | High Intensity Interval Training |
| 2020-present | Matthew Heffernan | Rehabilitation Sciences Institute (PhD) | |
| 2018-present | Azadeh Barzideh | Rehabilitation Sciences Institute (PhD) | |
| 2018-present | Martha Gounari | University of Macedonia, Greece | Access to Exercise Programming in People who have Impaired Vision |
Formal Teaching
Community Service
Public Outreach: (Activity/event name, date, location, number of attendees and brief description when applicable)
- March 2020: Interviewed by Editor-in-Chief Dr. Alan Jette (PODCAST)
PODCAST for the Physical Therapy Journal Oxford Academic: American Physical Therapy Association for research study Marzolini, Susan et al.
Eligibility, Enrollment, and Completion of Exercise-Based Cardiac Rehabilitation Following Stroke Rehabilitation: What Are the Barriers? Physical therapy (2019). Released May 2020
Professional Outreach: (Conferences/Workshops/Symposia attended, National and International Meetings)
Professional Association, Affiliation, and Society Membership
| Period | Program/Institute | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| June 2020 - present | Global Network | Member of the Healthy Living for Pandemic Event Protection (HL-PIVOT) Network | The global network is focused on the promotion of human resilience and quality of life through healthy living initiatives. The effort is organized to address the major pandemics of our time, including COVID-19 as well as obesity, inactivity, and chronic diseases. The four major areas of focus for the network is: 1) knowledge dissemination; 2) education; 3) policy; 4) implementation. |
| May 2020-present | Student Affairs Committee | Student Affairs Committee, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto | 2020 May: Round 2 Review of application for admission to MSc and PhD programs at the Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto |
| June 2020-present | COVID-19: Clinical Research Division Lead (CRDL) | KITE-Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, UHN | COVID-19: Clinical Research Division Lead (CRDL)
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| 2020, August 4 | Participated in 3 year review of Scientist at KITE | KITE-3 year review | Three year review of Scientist at KITE |
| 2017 to present | Editorial Board member for Journal of Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation and Prevention (JCRP) | Editorial Board Member |
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Grant Reviewing:
- Group/entity title (i.e., name of the panel)
- Your role (e.g., member, co-chair, etc.)
| Period | Group/entity title | Your role |
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Journal/Conference/Scholarship/Fellowship Reviewing
| Period | Title | Your role |
|---|---|---|
| 2020 | American Stroke Association | American Stroke Association International Stroke Conference Abstract Reviewer |
| 2020 |
| Manuscript Reviewer |
| 2020 |
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| 2020 |
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| 2020 |
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| 2020 |
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Conference organization:
- Group/entity title (i.e., name of the conference)
- Your role (e.g., member, co-chair, etc.)
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Consulting activities: (Organization/company name, Time invested, A brief description)
UHN and institute contributions: (Your contribution to UHN and the research institute, Direct fundraising activities)
Media Engagement:
| Outlet / Source | Web page | Brief Description |
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Social Media Activity: (in a professional capacity)
- Platform name (e.g., YouTube)
- Web page
- Number of followers / subscribers
- Brief description when applicable
| Platform name | Web page | Number of followers/Subscribers | Brief description |
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Other Relevant Contributions
Challenges
No challenges other than those posed by COVID-19.
The following are unsuccessful grant applications:
Not Funded (2020):
- CIHR Project Grant March 2020: Co-PI: Heather Edgell and Susan Marzolini
Collaborators: Dr. V Jamnik, Dr. S Grace, Dr. P. Oh, Dr. T Colella
Determining sex differences in the cardiovascular and autonomic responses to standard cardiac rehabilitation
- 2020 New Frontiers in Research Fund-transformation
Wellness through pErsonAlized Virtual rEality (WEAVE)
Jenkin, Michael Nominated PI
Co-PI: Lora Appel, Adam Dubrowski, Jennifer Campos, Debra Pepier, Laurence Harris
Co-applicant: Alvaro Uribe Quevedo, Susan Marzolini, Alison Robert, Da Silva, Celina
- Weston Family Foundation (2020):
2020 BIOM: The Lifestyle, Exercise, and Diet (LEAD) Trial: A Virtual, Lifetyle & Microbiome Approach
PI: Laura Middleton
Nicole Anderson, Guylan Ferland, Susan Marzolini, Noah Koblinsky, Alexandra Fiocco, Fatim Ajwani
- TD Ready Challenge Grant (2020)
Telehealth interventions and tools to support population health during the COVID-19 pandemic
PIs Avril Mansfield and Azadeh Yadollahi
Susan Marzolini, 1 of 22 other collaborators
- New Frontiers in Research Fund-transformation (2020)
Wellness through pErsonAlized Virtual rEality (WEAVE)
Jenkin, Michael Nominated PI
Co-PI: Lora Appel, Adam Dubrowski, Jennifer Campos, Debra Pepier, Laurence Harris
Co-applicant: Alvaro Uribe Quevedo, Susan Marzolini, Alison Robert, Da Silva, Celina
Goals for 2020/2021
INVITED PRESENTATIONS FOR 2021
2021 Invited to speak to the Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health, Melbourne Australia School of Health Sciences. REPAIR Research Group (Recovery, Enrichment and Plasticity to promote Activity In neuroRehabilitation) 1 hour presentation, November 4,
2021 Invited to deliver a Webinar for the Canadian Association of Cardiac Rehabilitation (CACR) (1 hour, September)
ADDITIONAL TRAINEES FOR 2021
- 2021-present:
Post-Doctoral Fellow: Co-primary supervisor with Dr. Paul Oh
Trainee: Dr. Lais Vanzela
- March 2021-May 2022:
Supervisor (Medical School Research)
Trainee: Cindy Nguyen (Medical Student)
McMaster University, Michael G DeGroote School of Medicine
Title of Research: Adherence and Completion of Cardiac Rehabilitation in People with Peripheral Artery Disease with and without Coronary Artery Disease: Sex-, Age-, and Comorbidity Matched to CAD Cohorts
Research Excellence Scholarship Award (Michael G DeGroote School of Medicine)
PUBLISHED PAPERS FOR 2021
- Susan Marzolini, GM Ghisi, Andree-Anne Hebert, Shobhit Ahden, Paul Oh
Cardiac Rehabilitation in Canada during COVID-19
CJC-open, 3:152-158 2021 – Senior Responsible Author and Correspondent
- Susan Marzolini, Tracey Colella
Factors that Predispose Women to Greater Depressive Symptoms
A Sex- Age-and Diagnosis Matched Cardiac Rehabilitation Cohort
Canadian Journal of Cardiology 2021; 37;382-390 Senior Responsible Author and Correspondent
- Shobhit Ahden, Vivian Ngo, Jordan Hoskin, Vanna Mach, Selvia Magharious, Amandeep Tambar, Dina Brooks, Andree-Anne Hebert, Susan Marzolini
Inclusion of People with Peripheral Artery Disease in Cardiac Rehabilitation Programs: A Pan-Canadian Survey
Heart, Lung and Circulation- Senior Responsible Author and Correspondent
- Alter D, Nwebube C, Faulkner GE, Thaut MH, Bartel, Lee R, Stukel, Therese A, Redelmeier, Donald A, Marzolini, Susan, Chen, Joyce L, Goodman, Jack M, Oh, Paul I
Rhythmic auditory music stimulation increases task-distraction during exercise among cardiac rehabilitation patients: A secondary analysis of a randomized controlled trial.
Psychology of Sport and Exercise. 2021; 53: 101868.
- Nguyen C, Marzolini S, Oh P, Thomas S
A Retrospective Comparison of Fitness and Exercise Progression in Patients with Coronary and Peripheral Artery Disease in Cardiac Rehabilitation
Canadian Journal of Cardiology 37;260-268, 2021
- Carolyn Sawiki, Paul Oh, Susan Marzolini
A Gap in Post-stroke Blood Pressure Target Attainment at Entry to
Cardiac Rehabilitation
The Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences 2021;1-9 Senior Responsible Author and Correspondent
PAPER SUBMITTED AND RESPONDING TO REVIEWERS (2021)
Susan Marzolini, Che-Yuan Wu, Rowaida Hussein, Lisa Y Xiong, Suban Kangatharan, Ardit Peni, Christopher R Cooper, Sin Ki Kylie Lau , Ghislaine Nzodjou Mahdoum, Maureen Pakosh, Stephanie A Zaban, Michelle M. Nguyen, Amin Banihashemi, Walter Swardfager PhD
Effect of Time Post-Stroke on Exercise Training Outcomes:
A Meta-Regression Analysis
Stroke Senior Responsible Author and Correspondent
PAPER SUBMITTED
James E. Peterman, PhD, Ross Arena, PhD, Jonathan Myers, PhD, Susan Marzolini, PhD, Philip A. Ades, Patrick D. Savage, Carl J. Lavie, Leonard A. Kaminsky
Reference Standards for Cardiorespiratory Fitness by Cardiovascular Disease Category and Testing Modality: Data from the Fitness Registry and the Importance of Exercise International Database (FRIEND)
Circulation
GRANT RECEIVED FOR 2021
June 2021-June 2024
Nominated Principal Applicant: Susan Law
CIHR Project Grant
Project Title: From the heart: Canadian women’s lived experiences of heart failure. Principal Applicants: Jillianne Code, Mark Smilovitch
Co-Applicants: Seema Marwaha, Susan Marzolini, Tracey Colella, Emilie Dionn, Nadia Giannetti, Kerry Kuluski, Liz Mansfield, Angela Colantonio, David Wright, Angela Colantonio
$355,570
GRANTS SUBMITTED FOR 2021
January 12, 2021
Nominated Principal Applicant: Walter Swardfager
CIHR Team Grant: Preparation to Trial in Inflammation for Chronic Conditions 2021-01-12 ResearchNetID 446881
Project Title: Pro-Resolving Inflammatory Mediators in Neurovascular Gains in Aerobic Training (PRIMiNG-AT)
Co-applicant: Susan Marzolini and others
3 years, total budget: $747,439
April 7, 2021:
Nominated Principal Applicant: Susan Marzolini
Funding Opportunity: CIHR Project Grant
Project Title: Sex Differences in Participation in Exercise Programming: from Stroke Event to the Community: Motivators, Barriers, and Facilitators
Co-investigators: Dr. Paul Oh, Dr. Dina Brooks,
Co-applicants: Dr. Rick Swartz, Dr. Atif Zafar, Dr. Daniel Wong, Dr. Aleksandra Pikula, Xia Wai Du
4 years, total budget: $755,000
April 7, 2021:
Principal Applicants: Heather Edgell and Susan Marzolini
Funding Opportunity: CIHR Project Grant
Project Title: The search for physiological mechanisms explaining the attenuated aerobic response to cardiac rehabilitation in women compared to men
Co-applicants: Dr. V Jamnik, Dr. S Grace, Dr. P. Oh, Dr. T Colella
3 years, total budget: $683,020
April 7, 2021:
Principal Applicants: Crystal MacKay and Susan Marzolini
Funding Opportunity: CIHR Project Grant
Project Title: Evaluating the Efficacy of a Cardiac Rehabilitation Program for Individuals with Lower Limb Amputations
Co-investigators: S Hitzig, A Mayo, S Dilkas, M Devlin, P Oh
Collaborators: S Journeay, J Campbell, P Raulino, P Polese
3 years: $445500
April 7, 2021:
Nominated Principal Applicant: Laura Middleton
Funding Opportunity: CIHR Project Grant
Project Title: The Lifestyle, Exercise, and Diet (LEAD) Trial: A Virtual, Lifestyle Approach to Improve Cognitive Function
Co-applicants: Susan Marzolini, and others
April 7, 2021:
Principal Applicants: Mark Bayley, Janice Eng
Funding Opportunity: CIHR Project Grant
Project Title: Modafinil and Exercise for Post Stroke Fatigue (MODEX)
Co-Applicants: Ruth Barclay, Sandra Black, Jennifer Davis, Sean Dukelow, Michael Hill, Farrell Leibovitch, Shannon MacDonald, Bradley MacIntosh, Marilyn MacKay-Lyons, Susan Marzolini, Jason McCarthy, Anita Mountain, Michelle Ploughman, Courtney Pollock, Sepideh Pooyania, Amra Saric, Robert Teasell, Kevin Thorpe, Azadeh Yadollahi, Jennifer Yao, Amy Yu
4 years, total budget $2,500,000
MANUSCRIPTS IN PREPARATION:
1) Susan Marzolini, Paul I. Oh, Laura Banks
Sex Differences in Predictors of Completion of a 6-month Cardiac Rehabilitation Program for People with Diabetes and No Cardiac Disease
Senior Responsible Author and Correspondent
2) Lais Manata Vanzella, Robert Lawand, Marya Shuaib, Paul Oh, Dina Brooks, Dale Corbett, Susan Marzolini
Validity of Bioelectric Impedance in Relation to Dual Energy X-ray Absorptiometry for Measuring Baseline and Change in Body Composition following an Exercise Program in Stroke
Senior Responsible Author and Correspondent
3) Koblinsky, N, Anderson, N.D., Ajwani, F. , Parrott M., Dawson D., Marzolini, S., Oh, P. MacIntosh, B., Middleton, L., Ferland, G , Greenwood, C.G
Feasibility of the Lifestyle, Exercise and Diet (LEAD) study – a randomized controlled trial of a combined exercise exercise and diet intervention in older adults with subjective cognitive decline and cardiovascular risk factors
Co-investigator
4) Wade Michaelchuk, Ana Oliveira, Susan Marzolini, Mika Nonoyama, Aline Maybank, Roger Goldstein, Dina Brooks
Design and characteristics of home-based telehealth pulmonary rehabilitation programs in COPD: A systematic review and meta-analysis
Co-investigator