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Barbara Gibson
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Latest papers
Perspectives of personal support workers and ventilator-users on training needs
Patient Education and Counseling · 2008
Latest funding
- $53,106
Reframing childhood disability: Bridging political and disciplinary boundaries to improve disabled children's lives
SSHRC · 2020 · Co-investigator
- $69,601
Difference and Movement: The Youth Mobility Project
SSHRC · 2020 · Principal investigator
- $165,000
Moving-together: Choreographic mappings of children with diverse physical dis/abilities and their neurological responses to a dance-play event
CIHR · 2014 · Supervisor
1 publications.
Perspectives of personal support workers and ventilator-users on training needs
Brooks D, Gibson B, DeMatteo D
Reframing childhood disability: Bridging political and disciplinary boundaries to improve disabled children's lives
Principal investigators: Teachman, Gail
Keywords: (1) disability; (2) child; (3) youth; (4) childhood; (5) social exclusion; (6) social and health inequity; (7) disability studies
Difference and Movement: The Youth Mobility Project
Principal investigators: Gibson, Barbara
Keywords: (1) Disability; (2) Youth; (3) Mobility; (4) Arts-informed Methodologies; (5) Qualitative Research; (6) Posthuman; (7) Critical
Moving-together: Choreographic mappings of children with diverse physical dis/abilities and their neurological responses to a dance-play event
Principal investigators: Mclaren, Coralee M
Keywords: Childhood Disability; Classroom Design; Cognitive Development; Cross-Disciplinary Methods; Dance/Choreography; Ecological Psychology; Integrated Education; Participation And Inclusion; Postmodern Theory; Rehabilitation
Moving together: Choreographic mappings of children with diverse dis/abilities and their neurological responses to a dance-play event
Principal investigators: Gibson, Barbara E
Keywords: Childhood Disability; Classroom Design; Cognitive Development; Dance; Ecological Psychology; Integrated Education; Mixed Methods; Participation And Inclusion; Postmodern Theory; Rehabilitation
The Challenge Module for evaluating advanced motor skills of children with cerebral palsy: From measurement to child-centred goal setting.
Principal investigators: Wright, Virginia F; Gibson, Barbara E
Keywords: Cerebal Palsy; Gross Motor; Individualized Goals; Measurement Study; Outcome Measures; Participation; Pediatric Rehabiltation; Physical Therapy; Qualitative Inquiry; Rasch Analysis
International Collaborative on Rethinking Rehabilitation
Principal investigators: Gibson, Barbara E; McPherson, Kathryn M
Keywords: Disability; Knowledge Translation; Rehabilitation; Theory
Ethics and values in health policy: improving care transitions for Ontario patients across the continuum of care
Principal investigators: Gibson, Jennifer; Paprica, P. Alison; Upshur, Ross E
Keywords: Continuity Of Care; Ethical Analysis; Health Policy; Knowledge Translation; Patient Care Transitions; Policy Analysis; Qualitative Methods; System Coordination; Values In Decision-Making
Becoming Men: Advancing methods and frameworks for understanding the intersection of gender and disability for disabled young men
Principal investigators: Gibson, Barbara E
Keywords: Disability; Gender; Masculinities; Muscular Dystrophy; Qualitative Methods; Youth
WALK: why ambulation learning for kids
Principal investigators: Gibson, Barbara E.
Keywords: disability; children and youth; rehabilitation; bioethics
Severe childhood disability: Optimizing settings for participation and inclusion
Principal investigators: King, Gillian A
Keywords: Childhood Disability; Environment; Measurement; Participation; Social Exclusion
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Department of Physical Therapy
- Physical Therapy
- Rehabilitation Science
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