Multisystem Function, Safety and Access Team
The Multisystem Function, Safety and Access research team at KITE Research Institute is a multidisciplinary team committed to prevention and recovery of injury, illness, pain, or other medically complex conditions. Methodologies and research specialties include: biomechanical analyses of human movement, biomedical engineering, physical medicine and rehabilitation, implementation science, clinical epidemiology, and kinesiology. Our research scope includes: people with disabilities, trauma, post-surgery, transplant, post-ICU, long-covid, cancer rehabilitation, chronic pain, fibromyalgia, neuropathic pain, low-back pain, myofascial pain and arthritis. We are focused on developing solutions to support clinical care, ease demand on the healthcare system, and assist independent living.
Improving accessibility standards for people with disabilities
Preventing falls through improved environmental design
Understanding balance recovery mechanisms following perturbations in challenging environments
Dissemination and Implementation of clinical practice guidelines
Employ implementation science methodology to advance healthcare in primary care (Project ECHO), and use of creative and innovative methods to patient education
Determining the predictive value of patient pain phenotypes to patient outcomes after total knee replacement surgery
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