The Associate / Assistant Clinical Professors in our Faculty Practice not only treat patients, but they are involved in clinical research. This endeavor is critical in the translation of scientific research to clinical implementation. Research in progress:

• Sarah Balys Pawlowsky PT, DPT

Stability of Kyphosis, Strength and Physical Performance Gains One Year After a Group Exercise Program for Community-Dwelling Hyper-Kyphotic Older Women

• June Graham PT

OutPatient Rehabilitation for Chronic Patello-Femoral Pain: A Longterm Follow Up Study to Examine Functional Outcomes and Patient Adherence to Home Exercise Programs

• Wendy Katzman PT, DPtSc

Electromyography Performance of Pelvic Floor Muscles in Women with Dry Overactive Bladders Compared to Age-Matched Normal Controls

Does Exercise Reduce Risk of Vertebral Fracture in Post-Menopausal Women?

Stand Tall VideoTraining Program

• Andrew Lui PT, DPT

Changes in Finger Temperature in Controls and Patients with Thoracic Outlet Syndrome after Diaphragmatic Breathing and Treadmill Exercise

• Richard Ritter PT, DPT

An Evidence-Based and Practical Approach for Evaluation of Return to Activity/Sport following ACL Reconstruction

• Pattye Tobase Zimmerman PT, DPT

received the Physical Therapy Excellence Fellowship grant offered by the National Hemophilia Foundation for her work in this field