William Miller

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The University of British Columbia

Canada

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William Miller is a Professor at the University of British Columbia, Canada. His research focuses on physical activity, rehabilitation, and technology in the context of disability, particularly for individuals with lower limb amputations and spinal cord injuries. Recent publications include studies on caregiver well-being, walking capacity in prosthesis users, and the ethics of telerehabilitation for older adults.

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Mirella Veras

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University of Manitoba

CANADA

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Articles (27)

Ethics and Equity Challenges in Telerehabilitation for Older Adults: Rapid Review

Development of physical activity recommendations for adults living with lower limb amputation

Exploring the challenges in manual wheelchair operation for new users

Codeveloping a Novel Intervention to Promote the Well-Being of Family Caregivers of Individuals With Spinal Cord Injury: Protocol for a Feasibility Randomized Control Trial

Predicting walking capacity, walking performance, and life space mobility using socket comfort in lower-limb prosthesis users

Fraud, Deception, and Subversion: Recommendations for Maintaining Data Integrity

Standing behaviour of non-ambulant children and youth using powered wheelchair standing devices (PWSDs): an interrupted time series pilot study

Understanding user-perceived benefits of an online self-management program with peer mentor support for lower limb loss: A mixed-methods study

Reliability of cushion construction for a low-cost pressure-reducing wheelchair cushion for less-resourced settings

Feasibility of self-management for amputee rehabilitation using technology and peer support for improving walking and confidence in individuals with lower limb loss

What are relevant predictors of physical activity in older adults with lower limb loss (LLL)? Results of a retrospective analysis

A qualitative study of clinicians’ and individuals’ with lower limb loss perspectives on the development of a novel online self-management program

Changes in functioning and health during the first 6-months of the COVID-19 pandemic among individuals with a spinal cord injury

Positive and negative experiences of caregivers helping power wheelchair users: a mixed-method study

Walking aid training as a clinical competence in Canadian entry-to-practice professional academic programs

The impact of COVID‐19 restrictions on the delivery of occupational therapy: How technology use affected practice during COVID‐19 among occupational therapists in British Columbia

Evaluating the role of social media in providing support for family caregivers of individuals with spinal cord injury

“Functioning better is doing better”: older adults’ priorities for the evaluation of assistive technology

Family Caregivers’ Experiences and Education When Caring for Individuals after Joint Arthroplasty

Quality of Physical Activity Participation Among Adults with Disabilities Through Pandemic Restriction

Evaluation of the feasibility of an error-minimized approach to powered wheelchair skills training using shared control

Usability of Self-Management for Amputee Rehabilitation using Technology (SMART): An online self-management program for users with lower limb loss

Protocol for a randomized controlled trial to assess the effect of Self-Management for Amputee Rehabilitation using Technology (SMART): An online self-management program for individuals with lower limb loss

Development of a co-created online self-management program for people with lower limb loss: self-management for amputee rehabilitation using technology (SMART)

Clinical stakeholders’ perspective for the integration of an immersive wheelchair simulator as a clinical tool for powered wheelchair training

Correction: Evaluating the role of social media in providing support for family caregivers of individuals with spinal cord injury

Standing power wheelchairs and their use by children and youth with mobility limitations: an interrupted time series

Collaborators (15)

Mirella Veras

Krista L. Best

Frédérique Dupuis

Mohamed-Amine Choukou

Julie M. Robillard

Louis-Pierre Auger

Maureen C. Ashe

Delphine Labbé

Julia Schmidt

Roslyn Livingstone

Emma M. Smith

Paula W. Rushton

Philippe S. Archambault

W Ben Mortenson

David Whitehurst

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