I’m really looking forward to this event. It’s such a good value! Congrats to UBC’s @RhscUbc trainee Elham Esfandiari on winning best poster!

“Success is peace of mind, which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you did your best to become the best that you are capable of becoming.” John Wooden

OSOT Assistant Professor Julia Schmidt is one of seven @UBCmedicine researchers to have been awarded CFI / FCI JELF grants! Dr. Schmidt's project will use imaging and virtual reality to refine rehabilitative strategies for traumatic brain injury med.ubc.ca/news/faculty-o… #OT365

We are studying the financial impacts of limb loss in Canada - in addition to prosthetics there are a lot of other unexpected costs, and variable public funding depending on where you live. Recruiting now 👇

Please get vaccinated. That’s all.

Space Health Institute launches the first commercial spaceflight medical research program spaceref.com/news/viewpr.ht…

There is no place for intimidation or threats at our hospitals and clinics. That’s why we’ll make it an offence to obstruct access to any building providing health services. We'll also make it an offence to intimidate/threaten any health care worker or anyone seeking treatment.

Does This Photograph Show Two Boys — One Vaccinated, One Not — Who Were Exposed to Smallpox? snopes.com/fact-check/one… # via snopes.com

Five great signs of intelligence: • You're not afraid or ashamed to find errors in your understanding of things. • You take mistakes as lessons. • You don't get offended with accepting the facts. • You are highly adaptable and very curious. • You know what you don't know.

My wish for the New Year for everyone #NewYear2022 American College of Cardiology #postcovid

Reposting this CS Lewis quote to kick off 2022 👇🏽

We are looking for volunteers to participate in an anonymous 10–15-minute survey about their experiences as drivers who use adaptive driving equipment. The study Understanding the Experiences of People Using Adaptive Driving Equipment is led by Dr. Ben Mortenson (PI University of British Columbia), [1/3]

A huge thank you to my supervisor Dr. Bill Miller, and my supervisory committee Dr. Ben Mortenson and Dr. Maureen Ashe. Matters Lab Bill Miller Dr. Ben Mortenson Research

Rachel Telicky and Peter Rosenbaum will talk about the changes in the way we think about healthcare. Join this webinar on April 22nd. Bill Miller @HitzigSander

Pick a routine and stick to it! Wake up at the same time every day! Eat and do something! Do a little jumping jack …read a page in a book … and do some work here and there … sleep every night at the same time … Your brain’s gonna thank you …

Interested in improving the cycle lane experience of wheeled mobility device users & disabled cyclists? We are looking for disabled participants in Metro Vancouver who use a mobility device and/or a regular/adapted cycles for an interview and/or cycle lane trip.

"Research shows the brain needs a break" #Microsoft #MicrosoftTeams microsoft.com/en-us/worklab/…

Development of a co-created online self-management program for people with lower limb loss: self-management for amputee rehabilitation using technology (SMART) tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…