Knowledge Mobilization Seminar Series

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This page provides a list of videos from the Knowledge Mobilization Seminar Series (KMSS).

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KMS Event - Presenting Dr. Charles Tator on Stem Cell Research

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This Knowledge Mobilization Seminar features Dr. Charles Tator speaking about stem cell research in Canada and around the world. ... more
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Pain and Quality of Life: New Research Initiatives

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This seminar explains the impetus for launching these studies, coming from the identification of chronic SCI-related pain as one of the key continuing obstacles to quality of life after discharge from ... more
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Rebuilding the Spinal Cord: Dreams and Reality

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Fish and some amphibians regenerate their spinal cords after injury. But this ability was lost as higher animals evolved. So, in humans after spinal ... more
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Access to Timely and Informed Primary Care

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The video provides a comprehensive overview of the primary care section in our healthcare system. ... more
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Emerging Clinical Trial Opportunities for Individuals with SCI: From Stem Cells to Probiotics

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The developing plans for the first ever formal human clinical trial of a human embryonic stem cell derived therapy for SCI and new opportunities for individuals with SCI to be involved in clinical tria ... more
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Chronic Pain After Spinal Cord Injury

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Chronic pain is a frequent and frustrating consequence of spinal cord injury (SCI). It can impact the quality of an individual’s daily life and their ability to perform their job as usual. ... more
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Enhancing Health Promotion Activities for Those with SCI

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Individuals with SCI have an increased risk of encountering many different secondary conditions over the years following their injury. Dr. ... more
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Stem Cells For Repair of the Injured Spinal Cord

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There is great promise that the spinal cord can be repaired with stem cells. However, there is currently no definite evidence that this strategy will be effective for human SCI’s. ... more