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Combined Sections Meeting 2025

Join NUPTHMS, Northwestern Medicine, and Shirley Ryan AbilityLab Presentations at the 2025 Combined Sections Meeting, held Feb. 13-15, 2025 in Houston, Texas. Be a part of the largest conference for PTs, PTAs and students of physical therapy.

Dates

February 13-15, 2025

Location

George R. Brown Convention Center
1001 Avenida de las Americas
Houston, TX 77010

NUPTHMS, Northwestern Medicine, & Shirley Ryan AbilityLab Presentations:

 Pre-conference Sessions

Tuesday, February 11th

Wednesday, February 12th

 Platform Sessions

Thursday, February 13th

Friday, February 14th

Saturday, February 15th

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 Education Sessions

Thursday, February 13th

Friday, February 14th

Saturday, February 15th

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 Poster Sessions

Thursday, February 13th
  • Psychometrics of Precision Outcomes of Arm Hemiparesis Using a Mechatronic Evaluation Designed for Inpatient Research
    • Jane Gyarmaty (NUPTHMS), Francesca Abiusi, Natalie Hoffman, Reem Ibrahim, Emily Linne, Sanjana Matta, Carli Nissen, Maya Sankaran, Alexandrea Smith, Ana Maria Acosta (NUPTHMS), Michael Ellis (NUPTHMS)
  • Changes in Leadership Self-Efficacy Following Leader Development Training
    • Emily Becker; Jacob Lum, Jordan Mousley, Sally Taylor, Che Yixuan (NUPTHMS & SRALab)
  • Remote Therapeutic Monitoring of Physical Activity in Outpatient Physical Therapy: A Qualitative Study
    • Monica Hendricksen (SRALab), Reed Handlery, Hannah Redd, Kristen Hohl, Kevin Smaller, Miriam Rafferty
  • Implementation of a Vestibular Program Framework in a Hospital-Based Health Care System
    • Leslie Hefner (SRALab), Stacey Lane, Jaclyn Gould, Holly Paczan, Liza Meinkins, Hannah Redd, Carolyn Sykes, Meaghan Rusbum
  • Clinical Outcomes of Variable Friction Shoe: A Reduced-Constraint Locomotor Therapy Approach
    • Joe Harris, DPT, (SRALab), Tyler Susko, PhD - Cadense
  • Ultrasound Evaluation of Acromio-Humeral Distance: Reliability in Young, Healthy Participants
    • Lance Grunert, Eleni Papastratakos, Nathan Rusk, Christa Nelson, Ana Maria Acosta (NUPTHMS)

Friday, February 14th

  • Creating and Evaluating a Prediction Equation for VO2peak in Individuals with Early Parkinson’s Disease
    • Brandi Thomsen, BS, SPT1, (NUPTHMS), Zepei Xie, BS, SPT1, (NUPTHMS), Aileen Zhang, BS, SPT1, (NUPTHMS), Kathleen E. McKee, MD, MPH2, Daniel M. Corcos, PhD1, (NUPTHMS), Garett J. Griffith, PhD, MPH1 (NUPTHMS)
  • Evaluation of Education Principles in CSM 2024 Abstracts and Educational Presentations
    • Matthew Smith (NUPTHMS), Melissa Kolski (SRALab)
  • A Cross-Sectional Analysis of Regional Pain and Functional Outcomes in Patients with Parkinson’s Disease
    • Monica Hendricksen (SRALab), Kevin Smaller, Luke Ekdahl, Ryan Duncan, Miriam Rafferty
  • Barriers and Facilitators to Exercise in Those with Parkinson’s Disease: Qualitative Study
    • Shannon Rose (SRALab), Monica Hendricksen (SRALab), Kristen Hohl, Michelle Walaszek, Miriam Rafferty

Saturday, February 15th

  • Cycling Together: Benefits of a Functional Electrical Stimulation Cycling Group in an Inpatient Rehabilitation Hospital
    • Kelly Pantason, Jonathan Ripic (both SRALab), Allison DeLillo
  • Manual Therapy on Pain and Paresthesias in Individuals with Peripheral Nerve Entrapment: A Systematic Review
    • Leana Mosesian, Trey Rohman, Logan Ben-Ezra, Chance Arnold, Melissa Kolski, Carol Courtney (NUPTHMS and SRALab)
  • The Importance of Accessible Physical Therapy Services Within Federally Qualified Health Centers
    • Allison Meyer, PT, DPT, MPH (SRALab), Alyssa Sherer, PT, DPT, OCS, GCS and Kyle Nadine Acorda, SPT
  • Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapy for the Treatment of Neuropathic Motor Deficits
    • Meghan Hennessy (SRALab), Alexander Bengtsson, Kristina Griffin
  • Are Prior Foot/Ankle or Knee Injuries in Youth Sports Associated with Young Adult Hip Pain?
    • Christa Nelson, Craig Hensley, Alison Chang, Amanda Acosta, Urte Barauskas, Caroline Case, Grace Chaw, Chris Grecco, John Goetschius (NUPTHMS)

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