As part of the CORRT grant-funded program, occupational therapy professionals and faculty from various institutions presented webinars in support of training new PT and OT investigators in emerging rehabilitation science. To document the CORRT grant’s significant contribution to rehabilitation science, recordings of these presentations are made available for future accessibility with permission of the original presenters.
Submissions from 2022
Team Science: Why and How to Work in Collaborative Research Teams., Bradley Evanoff
Seasons of CORRT: 2006 (and before) - April 2022, Michael Mueller
Submissions from 2021
NIH Research Plan on Rehabilitation, Theresa Cruz
The Restore Center: Enabling Measurement of Rehabilitation Outcomes with Wearable Sensors., Scott Delp
Planning Strategies for Clinical Trials, Eric Lenze
Learning Health Systems Rehabilitation Resource Network (LeaRRn), Linda Resnik
C-STAR: Wearable Sensors in Rehabilitation, William Rymer
Submissions from 2020
Navigating Academia Beyond the Early Career Stage, Catherine Lang
2020 - Panel Discussion Q&A, Ralph Nitkin, Gregroy Hicks, Elizabeth Skidmore, Linda van Dillen, Michael Mueller, and M. Carolyn Baum
Submissions from 2019
Is a Stroke Ever Mild? What the Stroke Scientist Needs to Know, M. Carolyn Baum
Introducing Rehab Scientists to Informatics, Philip Payne
Keeping Your Eye on the R01: A Roundtable with Senior Scientists, Alexander Smith, Daniel Corcos, and Michael Mueller
Submissions from 2018
VA Rehabilitation Research: A New VA Investigator's Perspective, Cory Christiansen
Participatory Development of the PEDI PRO: A Pathway to NIH Funding., Jessica Kramer
Submissions from 2017
Introducing the Concepts of Implementation Science, Elaine Morrato
What's New in Rehabilitation Research with CORRT and NIH, Michael Mueller
Incorporating Implementation Science into Efficacy Research: A Hybrid Type 1 study example, Katherine Sauder
Reflection on a Rehabilitation Career and Looking to the Future Post-Stroke., Steven Wolf
Submissions from 2016
Regenerative Rehabilitation: At the Intersection Between Regenerative Medicine and Rehabilitation, Michael Boninger
Applying for NIH Grants, Alison Cernich
Unexpected Opportunities: Research Profile of a Junior Faculty Member, Simone Gill
National Center of Neuromodulation for Rehabilitation, Steve Kautz
Complex Intervention Research: Considerations to Improve Rigor, Elizabeth Skidmore
