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Martine Quesnel
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Latest papers
Balancing the Scales: Factors Shaping Physical Therapy Clinical Education Capacity.
Physiotherapy Canada. Physiotherapie Canada · 2026 · senior author
Physiotherapists' Perspectives on Professional Practice Leadership Models: Key Features to Enhance Physiotherapy Practice.
Physiotherapy Canada. Physiotherapie Canada · 2022
Building successful and sustainable academic health science partnerships: exploring perspectives of hospital leaders.
Canadian medical education journal · 2019
3 publications.
Balancing the Scales: Factors Shaping Physical Therapy Clinical Education Capacity.
Muirhead T, Emmanuel U, Khoshnevisan P, Sanderson M, Sidhu P, Mori B, Quesnel M
Physiotherapists' Perspectives on Professional Practice Leadership Models: Key Features to Enhance Physiotherapy Practice.
Chinn E, Dealy J, Stepien J, Negin C, Le D, Knott K, Quesnel M, Mori B
Building successful and sustainable academic health science partnerships: exploring perspectives of hospital leaders.
DeBoer S, Dockx J, Lam C, Shah S, Young G, Quesnel M, Ng S, Mori B
Frequent collaborators
- Brenda Mori and Martine Quesnel: 3 shared papers
- Stella Ng and Brenda Mori: 2 shared papers
- Stella Ng and Martine Quesnel: 1 shared paper
- Department of Physical Therapy
- Department of Speech-Language Pathology
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