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Sachi O'Hoski

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Assistant Clinical ProfessorRehabilitation ScienceMcMaster University

Research

Research areas, by share of publications

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34 publications.

01

Integration of a novel “Alternate Program” stream into a hospital-based pulmonary rehabilitation program: Description of patient outcomes and resources used to enhance participation and access

Hatzoglou D, O’Hoski S, Cowell J, Raghavan N, Beauchamp M

Canadian Journal of Respiratory, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine2026
02

Cohort profile: baseline characteristics and design of the McMaster Monitoring My Mobility (MacM3) study – a prospective digital mobility cohort of community-dwelling older Canadians from Southern Ontario

Beauchamp M, Kirkwood R, Cooper C, McIlroy WE, Van Ooteghem K, Beyer KB, Richardson J, Kuspinar A, McNicholas PD, Newbold B

BMJ Open20253 citations
03

Cohort Profile: Baseline characteristics and design of the McMaster Monitoring My Mobility (MacM3) Study, a prospective digital mobility cohort of community-dwelling older Canadians from Southern Ontario

Beauchamp MK, Kirkwood R, Cooper C, McIlroy W, Van Ooteghem K, Beyer K, Richardson J, Kuspinar A, McNicholas PD, Newbold KB

2025
04

The effects of co-designed physical activity interventions in older adults: A systematic review and meta-analysis

Zacharuk A, Ferguson A, Komar C, Bentley N, Dempsey A, Louwagie M, O’Hoski S, D’Amore C, Beauchamp M

PLoS ONE20247 citations
05

Responsiveness of the late life disability instrument to pulmonary rehabilitation in people with COPD

O'Hoski S, Kuspinar A, Richardson J, Wald J, Goldstein R, Beauchamp MK

Respiratory Medicine20232 citationsFirst author
06

Factors associated with participation in life situations in people with COPD

D’Amore C, O’Hoski S, Griffith LE, Richardson J, Goldstein RS, Beauchamp MK

Chronic Respiratory Disease20227 citations
07

The Effect of Lifestyle Interventions on the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health Participation Domain in Older Adults: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

O’Hoski S, Chauvin S, Vrkljan B, Beauchamp MK

The Gerontologist20225 citationsFirst author
08

Exploring factors influencing physiotherapists’ perceptions of measuring reactive balance following a theory-based multi-component intervention: a qualitative descriptive study

Sibley KM, Gardner P, Bentley DC, Khan M, McGlynn M, Shing P, Shaffer J, O’Hoski S, Salbach NM

Disability and Rehabilitation20224 citations
09

Priorities in Pulmonary Rehabilitation Research: The Patient Perspective

O'Hoski S, Ellerton L, Selzler A-M, Goldstein R, Brooks D

Physiotherapy Canada. Physiotherapie Canada20222 citationsFirst author
10

People with COPD have greater participation restrictions than age-matched older adults without respiratory conditions assessed during the COVID-19 pandemic

O’Hoski S, Kuspinar A, Wald J, Richardson J, Goldstein R, Beauchamp MK

PLoS ONE20222 citationsFirst author

Courses taught

5
  • Research and Evidence-based Practice (REBP) II

    PHYSIOTH 772 · last taught 2026

    Graduate
  • Critical Thinking and Integration: PBT IV

    PHYSIOTH 744 · last taught 2025

    Graduate
  • Research and Evidence-based Practice (REBP) III

    PHYSIOTH 773 · last taught 2025

    Graduate
  • Physiotherapy Theory and Practice Remediation

    PHYSIOTH 798 · last taught 2025

    Graduate
  • Society, Health, Innovation: Foundational Knowledge for The Physiotherapy Practitioner (PTPRAC) III

    PHYSIOTH 763 · last taught 2023

    Graduate
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