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I. General Research Interest
- Measurement development
1. Patient-reported outcomes
2. Item response theory Rasch model
3. Computer adaptive testing
4. Data collections via different interfaces
5. Clinical utility such as short forms and key forms - Symptom management and reintegration in people with chronic disabilities
1. Mindfulness approaches for people with traumatic brain injury
2. Motor learning to reduce falls in people with multiple sclerosis - Improving access to services in community and through technology
1. Tele-rehabilitation/exercises
2. Community-based programs
II. Current Research Projects
- Adaptive motor learning of fall resistance skills through slip exposure in multiple sclerosis (Co-I)
- Motor training for reducing falls: Adaptation and retention in people with multiple sclerosis (Co-I)
- Improve clinical utilizations of a participation measure by creating criterion standards and a short-form (PI)
III. Research Skills
- Quantitative research designs
- Participants recruitments through registries and communities
- Data collections via different interfaces such as face to face, phone, mailing, web-based
- Measurement development and refinement
- Item response theory
- Database development
- Quantitative data analysis: SAS, SPSS, Mplus, Winsteps
Occupational therapy
Item response theory
Modern test theory
Rasch analysis
Confirmatory factor analysis
Exploratory factor analysis
Measurement
Short form
keyform
Computer adaptive test
Psychometric
Patient report outcomes
Functional cognition
Cognition
Executive function
Participation
Community integration
Community reintegration
Psychosocial
Psychosocial adjustment
Quality of life
Sleep
Driving
Balance
Falls
Amputees
Veterans
Traumatic brain injury
Acquired brain injury
Stroke
Multiple sclerosis
Epilepsy
Yoga
Tele-yoga
Hybrid yoga
Mindfulness
Perturbation
Vibration
Mobile app
Video conferencing