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Congratulations to Patty Solomon who will be honoured with one of 2 special Canadian Working Group on HIV and Rehabilitation (CWGHR) Awards of Excellence in HIV and Rehabilitation on Thursday, June 13th, 2013. Patty’s service to CWGHR and the Hamilton AIDS Network, and her pre-eminent research program and work related to HIV and disability are just some of the highlights that led to her nomination..more info.

Congratulations to Elaine Principi who has been selected as a Mohawk College 2012 Alumni of Distinction Award Recipient in Health Sciences.
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Brenda Vrkljan’s research on safe driving for older drivers was featured in an article in The Daily News. Click here to view articles.

Congratulations to Vanina Dal Bello-Haas, Julie Richardson, Sarah Wojkowski, Lori Letts, and Lorie Shimmell who were awarded $5,000 by the Physiotherapy Foundation of Canada
(The Saint Elizabeth Research Grant for Community Based Projects), for their project entitled “Helping Hamiltonians through Occupational and Physiotherapy Engagement (H2OPE) –
Feasibility and Acceptability of the MAC H2OPE Clinic”. 

Congratulations to Sarah Wojkowski and Julie Richardson who were successful in obtaining the Ontario Physiotherapy Association Kim Wolny Research Grant (OPARG) for $10,000 from the Physiotherapy Foundation of Canada for their project entitled "The Nature of Unmet Need for Treatment for a Physical Health Problem: A Secondary Data and Policy Analysis ".

Congratulations to SRS Graduate Students and Postdoctoral Fellows who participated in this year’s FHS Research Plenary Poster and Oral Sessions...click here for more info.

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Welcome to the McMaster University School of Rehabilitation Science. Established in 1989, The School of Rehabilitation Science provides exemplary, self-directed, problem-based educational programs, all at the graduate level.

The School has 29 university and 200 clinical and professional faculty and associate faculty members who provide clinical placements, tutoring and teaching.

Small group tutorials consisting of six or seven students and a faculty member provide opportunities to explore clinical cases and professional issues based on the philosophies of the concept known world-wide as the "McMaster Approach".

Through their excellence in problem-based education and collaborative research, the faculty and staff are continually acknowledged for their ongoing contributions to the advancement of Rehabilitation Science and Health Care.


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