Rehabilitation / Clinical research
NOCI is proud to have collaborative relationships with Key Opinion Leaders in the clinical and research realms.
Regulation Compliance
We are able to execute assigned scope of work and help clients maintain HIPAA & FDA compliance.
Globalization
Providing an opportunity for integration, convergence, and collaboration across borders by respecting and conserving the richness of diversity.
Leadership
Leading the future of improved delivery and management of healthcare to affect a positive change in neurological, musculoskeletal and oncological science.
What’s New
July 2020
The Neural Outcomes e-Learning Platform has officiallly launched! This platform provides health care professionals with the necessary training needed to become Standardized Range of Motion Assessors, for the DSI PL3397-A-303 study protocol branded as the ASIA Enliven Study.
May 2020
Degenerative Cervical Myelopathy (DCM) is the number one cause of spinal cord impairment globally. This is why the AO Spine’s RECODE-DCM virtual event is an imperative initiative in spine care research and development. After gathering a wide spread consensus from those living with DCM, health professionals, and stake holders, AO Spine will be releasing the top ten unanswered research questions for DCM on May 27, 2020 @ 3pm. Visit AO Spine to register today.
March 2020
The Toronto ABI Network Conference will be the 12th & 13th of November, 2020
Submission deadline: 9:00 am on April 13, 2020. Join leaders and colleagues from across the ABI community for one of Canada’s leading ABI conferences. If you are a healthcare or community service provider, a legal representative, an individual living with the effects of an ABI or their caregiver, you won’t want to miss it!
The Call for Abstracts is open! The Planning Committee of the Toronto ABI Network Conference 2020 is currently seeking submissions from a diverse representation of disciplines, organizations and experiences for concurrent podium presentations and rapid podium presentations. All submitted abstracts will be vetted through a blind-review process and evaluated by professionals from across the brain injury community. Submissions by survivors and family members/caregivers are encouraged.
For more information, contact: Conference Services, PH: 416 597-3422 ext. 3448 E: conferences@uhn.ca
January 2020
Dr. Sukhvinder Kalsi-Ryan (KITE Research Institute) is excited to announce the launch of the PoNS Clinical Feasibility Program in collaboration with Dr. Julie Vaughan-Graham (Physio-Logic), Carole Chebaro (NeuroCore Physiotherapy) and Heather Condello (Complex Injury Rehab). At KITE we are pleased to have partnered with Helius Medical Technologies; while collaborating with three private Neurorehab clinics as well as being supported by Neural Outcomes Consulting Inc. on this project. Through this project, it is our desire to foster technologies that can change the lives of patients that live with chronic deficits after brain injury.
Dr. Sukhvinder Kalsi-Ryan
University of Toronto,
Department of Physical Therapy
Toronto Rehabilitation Institute-LC, University Health Network
Lead
Didar Khokhar
Business Development and IT Manager. He brings over 20 years of experience in Business Enhancement, Project Management, IT Development and Social Services Sector to NOCI.
Jean Brown
BSc. in Physical Therapy from the School of Rehabilitation Therapy at Queen’s University and her Diploma in Massage Therapy from Sutherland-Chan School and Teaching Clinic
Miranda Hong
Physical Therapist with the College of Physiotherapists
of Ontario with a BSc.PT from McGill University,
Publications
Assessment of the Hand
in Tetraplegia Using the
Graded Redefined
Assessment of Strength
Sensibility and
Prehension
Development of the
Graded Redefined
Assessment of Strength,
Sensibility and
Prehension
Outcome Measures for
Acute Subacute Cervical
Sensorimotor Complete
Spinal Cord Injury
During a Phase 2 Clinical
Trial
The Graded Redefined
Assessment of Strength
Sensibility and
Prehension-reliability
and validity
Upper Extremity
Function in Persons with
Tetraplegia Relationships
Between Strength,
Capacity and the Spinal
Cord Independence
Measure
RECENT AND UPCOMING EVENTS
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