Faculty and researchers across SHRS, the School of Medicine and the Swanson School of Engineering collaborate on low back pain research.
Researchers at SHRS are finding ways to help families develop healthy routines that support the needs of children with Down syndrome so they grow up healthier and are better able to thrive in the adult world.
The award from PCORI will address the need for researchers to critically evaluate their capacity for reciprocal partnerships with patients and communities.
Commercial translation and research projects across SHRS departments prevents injuries and ensures holistic health.
Bradley C. Nindl received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the International Congress on Soldiers' Physical Performance.
Researchers are building the foundation for precision audiology, a model in which every patient receives an individualized hearing profile as specific and actionable as any other personalized medicine approach.
They found that a personalized self-management program delivered by physical therapists and chiropractors was more effective at preventing the conversion to high impact chronic low back pain than standard medical care or hands-on spinal manipulation alone.
A team of rehabilitation scientists at the University of Pittsburgh and University of Delaware has been awarded a $4.6 million, five-year grant by the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development National Center for Medical Rehabilitation Research. The award funds the ACT4Rehab (Advancing Clinical Translational science…
Pitt OT's Amy Hartman is an international scholar in sleep health with research focused on supporting sleep health for neurodivergent children and their families. She recently participated in training supporting Israeli OTs.
The 22nd annual Rehabilitation Institute Research Day on Wednesday, June 3 was co-sponsored by Pitt SoM, SHRS and the UPMC Rehabilitation Institute.