Spinal Cord Injury Ontario

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2. Title of Research Project

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Patient 2 Innovator
 

 

 

Strategies for Managing Neuropathic Pain Post-Spinal Cord Injury (SCI)
 

 

 

Co-designing Family Centered Care Across the Care Continuum
 

 

 

Developing perceived exertion as an exercise prescription tool for high-intensity interval training.
 

 

 


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3. Short Summary:

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Bringing Patients with lived experience at equal table in early-stage health innovation ideation.
 

 

 

The purpose of this study is to evaluate clinicians' use of different treatment options for neuropathic pain (NP) post-spinal cord injury (SCI) in daily clinical practice.
 

 

 

This qualitative descriptive study aims to understand individuals with Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) and family caregivers' perceptions of family centered care (FCC) across acute, rehabilitation and community care environments.
 

 

 

This research will how to prescribe exercise when one cannot use their heart rate due to altered autonomic function. In addition, we will examine the variables that are associated with how people feel during exercise, specifically high intensity.
 

 

 


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4. Research Organization:

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University of Toronto
 

 

 

Parkwood Institute St. Joseph's Health Care London
 

 

 

The University of Toronto. This research is funded by a grant from the Craig H Neilsen Foundation.
 

 

 

Principal Investigator: Dr. Maureen MacDonald Department of Kinesiology, McMaster University (project approved by HIREB).
 

 

 


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5. Who's Eligible?

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18yrs +; Spinal cord injury experience ( lived or caring for); Speak and read English proficiently; ability to attend a video conference for 2 hrs + answer questionnairs
 

 

 

Clinicians (including, but not limited to, doctors, physiotherapists, occupational therapists) who have worked in an SCI program for a minimum of 3 months and are directly or indirectly involved with NP management.
 

 

 

English speaking individuals with SCI (n=20-30) must be a minimum of 6 months post injury and have completed inpatient care and family caregivers (n=20-30) providing care for a minimum of 6 months. Participants must reside in Canada.
 

 

 

Age 18-100 years A mobility impairment individual due to a chronic traumatic spinal cord injury (>12 months post-injury) Use a hand-rim propelled wheelchair for over 50% of their daily waking time, walker, cane, or walking
 

 

 


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6. What's Involved?

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attending a Hackathon on a topic within the SCI domain. A 2 hours virtual attendance. Answer a pre and post survey on patient engagement.
 

 

 

You will be asked to complete an approximately 30-minute anonymous online survey evaluating your use of different treatment options for SCI NP.
 

 

 

Data will be collected through interviews that can be completed in person, by telephone, or online (e.g., zoom). Interviews will take approximately 1 hour to complete.
 

 

 

maximal exercise testing, questionnaires, skin temperature measurement, heart rate monitoring with chest strap, arm cycling exercise, blood pressure measurement, maximal arm strength testing (all non-invasive testing)
 

 

 


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7. Payment/Compensation For Participants:

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Participants will receive 25-dollar gift card as a token of appreciation.
 

 

 

$50 upon completion and travel/transportation reimbursement.
 

 

 


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8. Link URL to survey or documentation:

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website will be avaiable within next week at the latest. Due to previous IP mishaps, I would be delighted to share our proposal and consent form upon connecting.
 

 

 

https://redcap.lawsonresearch.ca/surveys/?s=L8NDWLWRJJPPNXJ7
 

 

 

n/a but we have a study flyer that can be circulated.
 

 

 

Consent form, recruitment posters, accessibility video: https://mcmasteru365-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/personal/valens_mcmaster_ca/EgMmO8iEISRNn-XdGz_McH0BwbIPuoG7UNaTdjz4QGD2NQ?e=SpSYVt
 

 

 


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9. Contact Information For Participants:

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Dominique Pilon : dominique.pilon@mail.utoronto.ca; Ateeya Manzoor: ateeya.manzoor@mail.utoronto.ca
 

 

 

Priya Thandrasisla, Research Assistant at Parkwood Institute Priya.thandrasisla@sjhc.london.on.ca 519-646-6100 x 42739
 

 

 

caregiving.study@utoronto.ca
 

 

 

Sydney Valentino valens@mcmaster.ca 6472993559
 

 

 


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