International Advisory Board

The Centre for Physiotherapy Research is supported by an International Advisory Board comprised of international experts in relevant research fields who aid the centre through staff and student exchanges, contributing to PhD programmes through supervisory or advisory roles, reviewing grants/publications, and networking on research developments at the international level.

The following lists the members of the international advisory board along with their areas of expertise.

Dr Louise Ada
University of Sydney, Australia
Neurological rehabilitation, stroke

Professor Jeff Basford
Mayo Clinic, USA
Rehabilitation, neurology, musculoskeletal, research training

Dr Rob de Bie
University of Maastricht, Netherlands
Epidemiology, systematic reviews

Professor Jack Callaghan
University of Waterloo, Canada

Professor Chad Cook
Duke University, USA

Professor Elizabeth Dean 
University of British Columbia, Canada

Dr Tony Delitto
University of Pittsburgh, USA
Low back pain, research design

Dr Mary Dyson
Kings College, London UK
Electro physical agents, anatomy

Dr Nadine Foster
Primary Care, Keele University, UK
Musculoskeletal pain, quality of life impact

Dr Jenny Freeman 
University of Plymouth, UK

Assoc Prof Charlotte Hager-Ross
University of Umea, Sweden
Neurophysiology, Neuro control

Dr Susan Harris
University of British Columbia
Paediatrics

Professor Joy Higgs
University of Sydney, Australia
Pedagogy; Knowledge in Physiotherapy

Dr Jeremy Hobart
Peninsula Medical School, UK
Neurological multiple sclerosis

Dr Deirdre Hurley
University College, Dublin, Ireland
Low back pain, electro physical agents, management of Fibromyalgia Syndrome

Dr Lisa Laakso 
Griffith University, Australia

Assoc Prof Paul McCrory 
University of Melbourne, Australia

Professor Suzanne McDonough
University of Ulster, UK
Neurological physiotherapy including paediatrics), virtual reality, CAM, surveys

Professor Stuart McGill
University of Waterloo, Canada
Biomechanics, Occupational Injury, Lumbar spine, Rehabilitation, Ergonomics

Professor Joan McMeeken
University of Melbourne, Australia
Musculoskeletal, ultrasound, electro physical agents, sports

Assoc Prof Stephan Marshall 
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA

Dr Stephen May 
Sheffield Hallam University, UK

Professor Meg Morris
Melbourne School of Health Sciences, Australia

Professor Karin Olson
University of Alberta, Canada

Prof. Guy Simoneau 
Marquette University, USA

Dr Kathleen Sluka
University of Iowa, USA
Neuro physiology, pain, electrotherapy

Dr Steve Wolf
Emory University, USA
Neurorehabilitation, exercise intervention in older patients, incl. Tai Chi

 



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