Faculty profile
Stephanie Lurch
Back to facultyAssistant Clinical Professor (Adjunct)Rehabilitation ScienceMcMaster University
Research
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5 publications.
01
Developing a Collaborative Understanding of Health Justice in Physiotherapy: Findings from a National Consensus Development Conference
Dhir J, Cleaver S, Lurch S, Miller PA, Smith M, Smith-Turchyn J, Han MU, Wojkowski S
Physiotherapy Canada. Physiotherapie Canada20253 citations
02
Pollen Grains and Seeds: Cultivating a Blackly Life in University Spaces
Lurch S
Studies in Social Justice2025First author
03
Equity-focused teaching goals in health professions education: an analysis of teaching cases in a Master’s of Physical Therapy program
Oyefeso L, Shaw JA, Beavers L, Lurch S, Quesnel M, Niles C
European Journal of Physiotherapy2025
04
Chapter 9 Moving in complex spaces: A call to action for equity, diversity, and inclusion in physiotherapy
Lurch SN, Andrion JJ
20245 citationsFirst author
05
Challenging power and unearned privilege in physiotherapy: lessons from Africa
Lurch S, Cobbing S, Chetty V, Maddocks S
Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences20238 citationsFirst authorOpen Access
Courses taught
1- Graduate
Society, Health, Innovation: Foundational Knowledge for The Physiotherapy Practitioner (PTPRAC) III
PHYSIOTH 763 · last taught 2025
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