Elizabeth Dean, Ph.D.

Professor

University of British Columbia

Faculty of Medicine

Department of Physical Therapy

Room 212, 2177 Wesbrook Mall

Vancouver, British Columbia

Canada

1 604 822 7398 (office)

1 604 822 1870 (fax)

POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION

University	Degree	Subject Area	Dates
University of Manitoba	Ph.D.	Physiology	1987
University of Southern California	M.S.	Physical Therapy	1978
University of Manitoba	Dip. P.T.	Physical Therapy	1975
University of Manitoba	B.A.	Psychology/Statistics	1972

2003 Certificate in Intercultural Communication, UBC Division of Continuing Studies

EMPLOYMENT

(a) Prior to UBC

University, Company or Organization	Rank or Title	Dates
University of Manitoba, School of Medical Rehabilitation, Canada	Lecturer	1979-1982
St. Boniface Hospital, Clinical Investigation Unit, Vascular Lab	Clinical and Research Assistant	1978-1979
St. Boniface Hospital, Physiotherapy Department	Physical Therapist	1975-1978

(b) At UBC

Rank or Title	Dates
Professor	1999
Associate Professor	1992-1999
Assistant Professor	1987-1992
Coordinator, UBC Post Polio Clinic	1987-
Instructor II	1983-1987

2008-2011 Visiting Professor. Leeds Metropolitan University, Faculty of Health, Leeds, UK

2005-2008 Visiting Professor. Leeds Metropolitan University, Faculty of Health, Leeds, UK

(c) Date of granting of tenure at U.B.C.: 1991

LEAVES OF ABSENCE

University, Company or Organization at which Leave was taken	Type of Leave	Dates
University of British Columbia	Canadian Lung Association, Research Fellow	1985-1987
University of British Columbia	Study Leave	1990-1991
Kuwait Dalhousie Project, Kuwait	Leave of Absence – Senior, Cardiovascular Respiratory Team	1997-1998
University of British Columbia	Study Leave	1998-1999
Hong Kong Polytechnic University	Leave of Absence – Invited Visiting Professor	2001
University of British Columbia	Study Leave	2004 - 2005

TEACHING

(a) Areas of special interest and accomplishments: teach courses in the entry-level graduate (MPT) and research graduate programs (MSc and PhD)

1. Physical therapy impact on population health, and addressing these challenges one individual-at-a-time, as well as collectively (the “village” and global levels) with special attention to ethnicity, culture, and health and risk factor reduction

2. My teaching and clinical practice focus on a model of health (as reflected in the International Classification of Function (WHO 2000) as a basis for physical therapy practice

3. Oxygen transport has been a special area of expertise and interest ranging from the complexity of the patient who is

critically ill to the complexity of the person in the community with one or more risk factors for lifestyle conditions

Courses Taught at UBC

Session	Course	Scheduled	Class	Hours Taught
	Number	Hours	Size	Lectures	Tutorials	Labs	Other
2008-	572		54				Coordinator
2008 -	566	3					Seminar/Panel
2008	Student Directed Studies: Global Health	3	8				Seminar
2007-	518	39	41	23		16
2008-	504	39	1
2006	504	39	1	Directed study	Meetings/ present’ns		Directed study, Prepared readings/tut’ls
2006	508	39	2
2006	515	39	3
2006 -	572	13	37-41				1-2 groups/year 2008 Shadowing for resuming course coordination 2009
2005	558	1	35
2005-	518	22	37
2005-	532	24	37 (grp 5)
2005-	544	2	37
2004	504	39	3		39
2003-2004	515	39	6		39
2001-2002	515	39	3		39
2000-2001	504	39	3		39
1999-2000	515	39	5		39
1997-1998	515	39	6		39
1996-1997	506	39	10	2
1996-1997	301	104	70				Coordinated
1996-1997	504	39	1		39		Independent Study
1996-1997	504	39	3	12	6		Independent Study
1994-1996	308	39	37	12
1995-1997	500	39	8	3
1995-1997	502	39	8	1
1995-1996	515	39	7	18	21
1992-	412	78	35-37	78
1992-	419	39	35-37	30		9
1992-1994	414	39	37	1
1990-1992	405	39	35-37	39
1987-1988	313	52	35-37	10		19
1987-1992	412	39	35-37	39
1987-1992	405	39	35-37	28
1986-1987	204	39	35-37	8			Coordinated
1986-1989	415	39	35-37	20	19
1983-1985	304	39	40	20	19
1983-1985	404	39	40	39
1983-1985	204	39	40	8

Additional teaching:

2006 - Invited Facilitator, International Program Design and Development, Centre for Intercultural Communication, UBC

2006- Invited Facilitator, CIHR Quality of Life Program, Outcome Measures

2006- Lecturer, CIHR Grant Writing Workshop, Background and Literature Review – Framing the Question

(b) Graduate Students Supervised

Student Name	Program	Year			Principal
	Type	Start	Finish	Supervisor
W. Brum	MSc (Rehabilitation Sciences)	2009		E. Dean
H. Al-Bannay	PhD (Rehabilitation Sciences)	2008		E. Dean
J. Teo	MSc (Rehabilitation Sciences)	2008		E. Dean
K. Konnyu	MSc (Rehabilitation Sciences)	2006	2008	E. Dean
K. Playford	MA (Education)	2008	2009	E. Dean (Directed Studies supervisor)
C. Poffenberger	MSc (Rehabilitation Sciences)	2004	W/D medical reasons	E. Dean
J. Capell	MSc (Rehabilitation Sciences)	2004	2006	E. Dean
A. Kozlowski	PhD (Rehabilitation Sciences)	2003		E. Dean
M. Bodner	PhD (Rehabilitation Sciences)	2003		E. Dean
Wong Wai Pong	PhD University of Queensland, Australia	2003	2003	External Examiner
S. Wang	MSc Thesis (Rehabilitation Sciences)	2003	2006	E. Dean
G. Rodrigues	MSc Thesis (Rehabilitation Sciences)	2003	2006	E. Dean
S. Gylfadottir	MSc Thesis (Rehabilitation Sciences)	1999	2003	E. Dean
V. Noonan	MSc Thesis (Rehabilitation Sciences)	1995	1997	E. Dean
C. Gordon	MSc Thesis (Rehabilitation Science), McGill University	1995		External Examiner
S. O’Brien	Ed D Dissertation		1993	External Examiner
A. Hait	PhD Dissertation (Psychology)		1991	External Examiner
F. Manning	MSc Thesis (Interdisciplinary Studies)	1990	1992	E. Dean
J. Ross	MSc Thesis (Interdisciplinary Studies)	1987	1989	E. Dean
F. Chung	MSc Thesis (Interdisciplinary Studies)	1988	1990	E. Dean
K. Bockhold	MSc Thesis (Anatomy)	1987	1989	Advisory Committee Member

Visiting Scholars and Students

2007 S. Al-Mahgoub, Faculty Member, Department of Physiotherapy, Al-Fateh University, Tripoli, Libya.

2006 A. Dornelas de Andrade, Professor, Federal University of Pernambuco, Recife, Brazil

2006 J. Smidova, PhD Student, Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic.

(d) Continuing Education Activities

2009 Educating Students in Large Classes. Department of Physical Therapy, Faculty of Medicine,

UBC. Coordinators: D. Redenbach

2009 Improving Efficiency in Health Outcome Measurement. The Rehabilitation Research and Training Centre on Measuring Rehabilitation Outcomes and Effectiveness. Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, IL.

2006 UBC Health Symposium, Department of Health, Safety and Environment. UBC, Vancouver, Canada

2006 Intercultural Symposium Summer Institute, Symposium on Best Practices and Current Trends in Intercultural Communication, Centre for Intercultural Communication, UBC (presenter and participant).

2005 e-Strategy TownHall, UBC, Vancouver, BC.

2005 Global Citizenship and Global Health, Centre for International Health, UBC

2004 Conflict and Health Conference, UBC, Vancouver, BC.

2004 Culture and Health Conference, UBC, Vancouver, BC.

2004 e-Strategy TownHall, UBC, Vancouver, BC.

2002 Health and Society Conference, UBC, Vancouver, BC.

2002 Public Health Conference. Health Association of B.C., Richmond, BC.

1996 Tuberculosis Symposium. Glaxo Wellcome Pharmaceuticals and British

Columbia Lung Association, Royal Columbian Hospital, New Westminster, BC.

1996 The Changing Face of Cardiorespiratory Care. Canadian Physiotherapy Cardiorespiratory Society. Canadian Lung Association, Victoria, BC.

1996 Workshop on Powerpoint for University Teaching (two half-days). UBC TAG Seminar Series, Vancouver, BC.

1996 Problem Based Learning Workshop (two days). Faculty of Medicine, Continuing Medical Education Division and St. Paul’s Hospital, Vancouver, BC.

1995 Graduate Student Supervision - A One Day Workshop. UBC TAG Seminar Series,

Vancouver, BC.

(multiple professional symposia prior to this date)

(e) Visiting Lecturer (indicate university/organization and dates)

2009 Visiting Professor, Department of Physical Therapy, Kuwait University, Kuwait.

2008 Visiting Professor, Department of Physical Therapy, Kuwait University, Kuwait.

2006 MPT Program, Hauzhong University of Medical Sciences, Wuhan, People’s Republic of China.

2005 Invited Speaker. Metabolic Syndrome: Metabolic Syndrome: A Major Health Threat to the People of

Saudi Arabia - Physical Therapy’s Role in Prevention and Management. Saudi Arabia Physical Therapy

Conference, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

2005 Invited Workshop. ‘Value Added Physical Therapy Outcomes by Addressing Risk Factors of the

Diseases of Civilization’, The 5^th Physical Therapy Scientific Symposium, Ministry of Health,

State of Kuwait.

2005 Invited Speaker. ‘Winning Over Post Polio Syndrome’. Three-day speaker and media series to health care professionals and survivors of poliomyelitis. Prince George Regional Hospital, BC.

2005 Invited Workshop, University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital. ‘International Update on Cardiovascular and (2 wks) Pulmonary Physical Therapy’, Enugu, Nigeria.

2005 Part-time Lecturer, MPT Program, Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Huazhong University

(Apr-May) of Medical Sciences, Wuhan, People’s Republic of China.

2004 Part-time Lecturer, MPT Program, Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Huazhong University

(Apr-May) of Medical Sciences, Wuhan, People’s Republic of China.

2002 Visiting Professor. Department of Physical Therapy, Faculty of Allied Health &

(Oct) Nursing, Kuwait University, Kuwait

2002 Visiting Professor. Visiting Professor, Department of Rehabilitation Sciences, The Hong Kong

(Aug) Polytechnic University, Hong Kong

2001 Visiting Professor, Department of Rehabilitation Sciences, The Hong Kong Polytechnic

(Jan-Dec) University, Hong Kong.

2000 Visiting Professor. Department of Rehabilitation Sciences. The Hong Kong Polytechnic

(May) University, Hong Kong.

2000 Visiting Professorship. Department of Physical Therapy, Faculty of Allied Health

(Mar & Nov) Sciences and Nursing, Kuwait University, Kuwait.

1999 Visiting Professorship. Department of Physical Therapy, Faculty of Allied Health

(Nov) Sciences and Nursing, Kuwait University, Kuwait.

1998 Visiting Clinical Expert (3 weeks). Ministry of Health, Singapore.

1997-98 Visiting Clinical Professor and Senior, Cardiovascular/Cardiorespiratory Team,

Kuwait Dalhousie Project, Kuwait.

1997 Visiting Clinical Professor (2 weeks). Singapore General Hospital. Physiotherapy

Department, Singapore.

1996 Evidence-Based Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy - Preparing For the Next Millennium. 1 1/2 day courses at the Auckland Institute of Technology, School of Physiotherapy, Auckland, New Zealand and the School of Physiotherapy, University of Otago, Wellington and Christchurch, New Zealand.

Late Effects of Poliomyelitis: Research-based Management of a Delayed Crisis. Invited presentations, Auckland Institute of Technology (Auckland, New Zealand) and the University of Otago (Dunedin, New Zealand).

1995 Invited Speaker. Warm Springs Roosevelt Rehabilitation Institute, GA

Presentation: ‘The Late Sequelae of Poliomyelitis: Implications for Physical Therapy Management’.

1994 Invited Lecturer. Royal Brompton Hospital, Physiotherapy Department, London, UK.

Presentation: ‘Bridging Advances Between Cardiorespiratory Physiology and Physical Therapy’.

1994 Invited Lecturer. University of Western Ontario, ON.

Presentations: ‘Oxygen Transport as the Basis for Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy: New Developments for Practice in the 21st Century’.

‘Metabolic Cost of Interventions in the Intensive Care Unit in Critically-Ill Patients’.

1993 Invited Course Coordinator/Speaker. Exercise Physiology Course. Ottawa Branch, CPA.

1991 Visiting Lecturer, University of Karachi Dow Medical School, Civic Hospital, Pakistan

(a component of the Asia Pacific University Scholar’s Award)

9. SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

(a) Areas of special interest and accomplishments

· Capacity-building cross culturally with respect to a health care practice paradigm predicated on health vs. illness, and maximization of health either as a primary or secondary goal

· The determinants of lifestyle conditions and preventing as well as managing these through effective health education with special attention to cultural influences and diversity in relation to health behavior change

· Promotion of health and wellness and healthy lifestyles through health education including religion

· Oxygen transport has been a special area of expertise and interest ranging from the complexity of the patient who is

critically ill to the complexity of the person in the community with one or more risk factors for lifestyle conditions

· Chronic lifestyle conditions and their impact on other chronic conditions, e.g., poliomyelitis

· Outcome research and knowledge translation

· Scholarship of learning related to a programmatic video linked series with the Hong Kong Polytechnic University

and the University of British Columbia (new links to Brazil and India being explored)

(a) Research or equivalent grant

Granting Agency	Subject	COMP	$ Per Year	Year	Principal Investigator	Co-Investi-gator(s)
Canadian Tobacco Control Research Initiative (CTCRI)	Student Research Grant.	C	$10,600	2008	Dean, E	Bonder, M
UBC Teaching and Learning Enhancement Fund	Video-Linked/WebCT Undergraduate Tutorial Teaching in Rehabilitation Sciences: An Innoviatve “East-meets-West” (Part II) Collaborative Project	C	$8,050.00	2004-05	Dean, E.	Jones, AYM Hui-Chan, C
UBC Teaching and Learning Enhancement Fund	Video-Linked/WebCT Undergraduate Tutorial Teaching in Rehabilitation Sciences: An Innoviatve “East-meets-West” (Part I) Collaborative Project	C	$13,427.00	2003-04	Dean, E.	Jones, AYM Hui-Chan, C
Hong Kong Polytechnic University Area of Strategic Development Fund	Effectiveness, Costs and Practicalities of a Community-based T’ai Chi Programme: A Feasibility Study of an Innovative Public Health Initiative	C	$100,000 HK	2002	Dean, E.	Jones, AYM Scudds, RJ
Workers’ Compensation Board of BC	A Validation and Reliability Study of the ARCON System in the Assessment of Permanent Functional Impairment	C	$65,000	1999	Dean, E.
BC Medical Services Association	The Effect of Mobilization on Oxygen Transport and Gas Exchange in Critically-Ill Patients	C	$5,000	1996	Dean, E.	Murphy, S., Parrent, L., Rousseau, M.
BC Medical Services Association	Measuring Functional Capacity and Work Potential in Individuals with Chronic Physical Disabilities	C	$5,000	1996	Dean, E.	Appleton, J, Beatty, B.
School of Rehabilitation Sciences	Support of project “Comparison of the Energetics of Movement in Healthy Persons and Patients with a History of Poliomyelitis	C	$5,000	1996	Dean, E.
Canadian Lung Association Canadian Physiotherapy Cardiorespiratory Society	The Effect of Frequency of Body Positioning on Oxygen Transport in Patients with Adult Respiratory Distress Syndrome.	C	$19,554	1993-1994	Dean, E.	Suess, J.
BC Health Research Foundation	Comparison of the Energetics of Movement in Healthy Persons and Patients with a History Poliomyelitis	C	$36,570	1992-1993	Dean, E.	Ross, J.
BC Health Research Foundation	Major Equipment Grant	C	$11,120	1992-1993	Dean, E.	Ross, J.
BC Health Research Foundation	Comparison of Movement Economy and Cardiorespiratory Conditioning in Healthy Persons and Individuals with a History of Poliomyelitis	C	$34,000	1991-1992	Dean, E.	Ross, J.
BC Medical Services Association	Post Polio: Treatment Outcome Study	C	$22,180	1988-1989	Dean, E.	Hershler, C., MacIntyre, D., Ross, J.
CPA Vancouver District Special Projects Award	Development of Health Education Materials for Heath Care Professionals and Individuals with the Late Effects of Poliomyelitis	C	$1,300	1988-1989	Dean, E.	Ross, J.
Western Rehabilitation Society	Characterization of the Exercise Responses of Patients with Post Polio Syndrome and Multiple Sclerosis	C	$5,000	1987-1988	Dean, E.	Hershler, C., MacIntyre, D., Ross, J.
BC Health Care Research Foundation	Therapeutic Approaches to Management of Post Polio Syndrome	C	$2,000	1987	Dean, E.	Hershler, C., MacIntyre, D., Ross, J.
BC Medical Services Association	Exercise Responses of Patients with Multiple Sclerosis: A Basis for Improved Exercise Prescription	C	$21,237	1987-1988	Dean, E.	Hershler, C., MacIntyre, D, Ross, J.
PA Woodward Foundation		C	$18,150	1987-1988	MacIntyre, D.	Dean, E.
Canadian Lung Association	Negative vs Positive Work as a Basis for Therapeutic Exercise	C	$10,500	1986-1987	Dean, E.	Ross, J.

(d) Invited Presentations (since 1992)

2009 Inaugural Address, Leeds Metropolitan University, Leeds, UK. “Getting Serious About Evidence-informed

Practice in Health Care in the UK and Beyond: The Physiotherapist’s Strategic Role in the 21^st Century”.

Entry-level MSc Student Tutorial (3 hr):’ ICU Physical Therapy: Body Positioning and Mobilization Remain the Interventions of Choice – The Evidence’

2009 Invited Visiting Professor, Kuwait Univerity, Kuwait

‘How to Publish Successfully in English Journals: A Workshop for International Health Care

Professionals’

2008 ‘Adding Value’ to Physical Therapy Outcomes in the 21^st Century: Risk Factor Assessment and Prescription of a Lifelong Health Plan in Every Client/Patient. Workshop Convener and Presenter (Invited). Sponsors: University of Saskatchewan and the Saskatchewan Physiotherapy Association.

2008 Invited Lecturer. Video Lectures: Federal Universidade de Pernambuco, Brasil.

Oxygen Transport: Physiology and Clinical Implications

Submaximal Exercise Testing: Physiology and Clinical Implications

2008 Invited Lecturer. Physiotherapy and Quality of Life: A Model of Global Health. University of Natal, Brasil.

2008 Invited Visiting Professor and Workshop Presenter, Federal Universidade de Pernambuco, Recife, Brazil

‘Exercise Testing and Prescription for Patients with Cardiovascular and Cardiopulmonary Conditions:

From Acute to Long Term Care’

2008 ‘Adding Value’ to Physical Therapy Outcomes in the 21^st Century: Risk Factor Assessment and Prescription of a

Lifelong Health Plan in Every Client/Patient. Workshop Convener and Presenter. Sponsor: University of Saskatchewan and the Saskatchewan Physiotherapy Association.

2007 Invited Visiting Professor, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Recife, Brazil.

‘How to Publish Successfully in English Journals: A Workshop for International Health Care

Professionals’

Invited Visiting Professor and Workshop Presenter, Federal Universidade de Pernambuco, Recife, Brazil

‘Exercise Testing and Prescription for Patients with Cardiovascular and Cardiopulmonary Conditions:

From Acute to Long Term Care’

2007 Invited Speaker. Al-Fateh University, Tripoli, Libya.

‘How Physical Therapy Can Meet the Health Care Priorities of Libya in the 21^st Century’

‘Advances in Cardiovascular and Respiratory Physical Therapy: Evidence and Practice in the Libyan

Context’

2007 Invited Day Symposium Speaker, Icelandic Physiotherapy Society, Reykjavik, Iceland.

‘Health, Wellness and Prevention in Iceland: Physical Therapy’s Essential Role in Daily Practice’

‘The Physical Therapist as an Agent of Change: A 21^st Century Practice Paradigm’

‘’Exercise for What Ails You: Physical Therapy’s Broad Spectrum Drug’

‘Maximizing Physical Therapy Outcomes: Education as a ‘Prescribed’ Intervention in the 21^st Century’

Invited Speaker and Professional Consultancy, Landspitali Hospital, Reykjavik, Iceland

‘Oxygen Transport and its Optimization in Acute Conditions’

2007 Invited Workshop Coordinator and Presenter. ‘Maximizing Physical Therapy Outcomes by Addressing Lifestyle

Risk Factors: What ‘Every’ Physical Therapist Needs to Know’. Hamad Medical Corporation, Qatar.

2007 Invited Workshop Coordinator and Presenter. ‘Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Physical Therapy: Advances in

Exercise Testing and Prescription’. Hamad Medical Corporation, Qatar.

2006 Invited Speaker. ‘Physical Therapy’s Primary Role in Health Care in the 21^st Century: New Perspectives

and Directions’. Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden.

2006 Invited Speaker. ‘Physical Therapy’s Primary Role in Health Care in the 21^st Century: New Perspectives

and Directions’. Gothenburg University, Gothenburg, Sweden.

2006 Invited Speaker. Rehab Net Conference, “Self-Management Models: Individualized Prescriptive Programs – The ‘n of 1’’, Vancouver, BC.

2008 Invited Speaker. ‘Helping People Live Healthier Lives: Integrating Cultural Theory to Implement

Global Health Initiatives’. Intercultural Symposium Summer Institute, Symposium on Best Practices and Current Trends in Intercultural Communication, Centre for Intercultural Communication, UBC.

2006 Post Polio Awareness and Support Society of British Columbia Symposium 2006, Richmond, BC.

Theme: ‘Maintaining an Independent and Healthy Lifestyle.

Co-presenter of Workshop 1 with M. Dallimore:

Invited Workshop 1: ‘Get Set! Go! Mind-Body-Soul Living’.

Invited Workshop 2: ‘Osteoporosis in People with Poliomyelitis: Implications and Management’.

2005 Invited Speaker. ‘ Metabolic Syndrome: A Major Health Threat to the People of Saudi Arabia’. International

Physical Therapy Conference, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Sponsors: Sultan Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud Foundation and The Saudi Physical Therapy Association.

Invited Panel Discussant: Professional development and education.

2005 Invited Speaker. ‘Integrating Evidence Based Practice: From Cell to Community and How To Do It’.

The 5^th Physical Therapy Scientific Symposium, Ministry of Health, State of Kuwait

2005 Invited Speaker. ‘How Can We Assess the Efficacy of Physical Therapy in Critically-ill Patients?’ In Symposium: Physiotherapy in the Critically-ill Patient. European Respiratory Society, Copenhagen, Denmark.

2005 Inaugural Address, Leeds Metropolitan University, Leeds, UK. “Physical Therapy’s Primary Role in

Addressing our Primary Health Care Challenges” An Individual and Professional Responsibility”.

MPT Student Tutorial (3 hr): Body Positioning: The What, Why, Who, and When.

Post Graduate Education Workshop: A Strategic Millennium Plan for the UK Health Care Delivery

System: A Primary Role for the Cardiovascular/Respiratory Physiotherapist.

2004 Invited Speaker. Respiratory Physiotherapy Symposium. Ouro Preto, Brazil.

“Physiotherapy Updates on Management of Critically-ill Patients from

Acute to Rehabilitation”

1. Risks and Benefits of Early Rehabilitation for Critically ill Patients

2. Exercise in the ICU

3. Evidence-based Practice in Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation

4. Outcomes Measures for Rehabilitation

2004 Invited Speaker, “Cultural Perspectives of Pain”. Health Policy and Administration Section,

American Physical Therapy Association, Combined Section Meetings, Nashville, TN.

2003 Invited Speaker, “Exercise in the Intensive Care Unit”. University of Leuven, Belgium

2003 Invited Speaker, “Exercise in the ICU: Not Just a Concept for the Playing Field”. European Respiratory Society and European Society of Intensive Care Medicine Conference, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

2003 “Beyond” evidence-based practice in cardiovascular/cardiopulmonary physical therapy: East meets

West perspectives. Invited Speaker. Cardiopulmonary Division, American Physical Therapy Association, Combined Section Meetings, Tampa, FL.

2002 Hong Kong Physiotherapy Association Annual Conference. Invited Pre Conference Workshop.

Coordinator and Presenter: Title: Physiotherapy and Primary Health Care Across Specialties: Maximizing Our Outcomes in Hong Kong in The New Millennium”

2001 Invited Speaker, Cardiovascular/Pulmonary Physical Therapy: An Update; and Application of Principles of Exercise in a Clinical Setting, Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Shanghai, People’s Republic of China. Sponsor: Hong Kong Society for Rehabilitation: WHO Collaborating Centre for Rehabilitation.

2000 Invited Workshop Coordinator and Presenter. Contemporary Physical Therapy

Management of Cardiopulmonary Conditions. 2^nd International Meeting of the Onassis Cardiac Surgery Center. Post Conference Course, Athens, Greece.

2000 Invited Speaker. 2^nd International Meeting of the Onassis Cardiac Surgery Center.

Athens, Greece.

2000 Invited Participant and Speaker. International Conference on Post-Polio Syndrome: Best Practices In Diagnosis and Care. Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute for Rehabilitation, Warm Springs, GA, Sponsor: US March of Dimes Foundation.

2000 Invited Speaker. International Post Polio Symposium 2000. Vancouver, BC.

2000 (Spring) Visiting Professor. Department of Physical Therapy, Kuwait University, Kuwait

2000 Invited Speaker. Cardiopulmonary Division, American Physical Therapy Association,

Combined Sections Meeting, New Orleans, LO.

Preferred Practice Patterns in Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy: A Guide to Physiologic Measures

Physiologic Implications of Body Positioning and Mobilization

1999 Invited Speaker. Post Polio Support Network. Western Australia Chapter, Perth/Bunbury, Australia.

1999 Invited Speaker. Post Polio Support Network. New South Wales Chapter, Sydney,

Australia.

Empowerment: The Key to Successful Management of the Late Effects of

Poliomyelitis

1999 Invited Symposium Speaker. ‘The Global Epidemic of Cardiovascular and

Cardiorespiratory Diseases: The Role of Physical Therapy in their Prevention,

Early Detection, and Short and Long Term Management’ (with Wong Wai Pong,

Singapore)

1999 Invited Speaker. Post Polio Support Network. New South Wales Chapter, Sydney, Australia.

1999 Invited Speaker. Post Polio Support Network. Western Australia Chapter, Perth, Australia.

2000 Invited Presentations. Combined Section Meetings, American Physical Therapy Association, New Orleans.

1. Preferred Practice Patterns in Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy: Physiologic Measures.

2. Body Positioning and Mobilization in the Intensive Care Unit.

1999 Invited Speaker. World Confederation of Physical Therapy. Yokohama, Japan.

(May) Presentation: ‘The Global Epidemic of Cardiovascular and Cardiorespiratory Diseases: The Role of Physical Therapy in their Prevention, Early Detection, and Short and Long Term Management’.

1998 Invited Speaker. European Respiratory Society Congress. Geneva, Switzerland.

Presentation: ‘Positioning and Reconditioning in Critically-Ill Patients’.

1995 Invited Case Study Presenter. World Confederation of Physical Therapy Congress, Washington, DC.

Presentation: ‘Case: Thoracic Trauma: Clinical Management from Intensive Care to Rehabilitation’.

1994 Invited Speaker. Conference on Mechanical Ventilation and Independent Living, Victoria, BC.

Presentation: ‘Preserving Cardiorespiratory Function in Patients with Progressive Neuromuscular Weakness’.

1994 Invited Speaker. The Eighth Annual North American Cystic Fibrosis Conference, Orlando, FL.

Presentation: ‘The Role of Positioning in Relation to Ventilation for Airway Clearance and Deposition of Medications’.

1993 Critical Care Course: Optimizing Oxygen Transport Using a Physiologic Approach to Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy. South Saskatchewan Division, CPA.

1993 Invited Speaker. APTA Combined Section Meetings. Cardiopulmonary Section, San Antonio, TX.

Presentation: ‘Body Positioning and Mobilization’.

1993 Invited Speaker. APTA Combined Section Meetings. Neurology Section, San Antonio, TX.

Presentation: ‘Implications of the Cardiopulmonary Consequences of Poliomyelitis for the Acute Management of the Disease’.

1992 Intensive Care Course. Assessment and Monitoring in the Intensive Care Unit. Sponsored by the Royal Columbian Hospital, Physiotherapy Department, New Westminster, BC.

1992 Invited Speaker. Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy Division CPA Congress, Saskatoon, SA.

Presentation: ‘Mobilization of the Critically-Ill Patient’.

1989 Canadian Physiotherapy Cardiorespiratory Society (Canadian Lung Association) Pre Congress Course, Exercise Testing in Cardiorespiratory Disease. Vancouver, BC.

(e) Other Presentations

2007- First Nations Health – Paddling Together. First Nations Heart Health Fair for Elders. Campbell River,

BC (Varallyai K and Dean E) (Invited).

2005 Evidence-based Planning as a Context for Evidence-based Practice: Physical Therapy’s ‘Added Value’

When Impacting Canada’s Health Priorities. Canadian Physiotherapy Congress, Victoria, BC.

2004 Invited Workshop on “Post Polio Syndrome: Lessons Learned and Implications for the Management of Other Chronic Degenerative Conditions”.

Sponsored through Vancouver General Hospital/Dianna Mah-Jones OT Consultant, BC with links through the telehealth network to Prince George and Burnaby, BC, Canada.

2003 Invited Workshop on “Optimizing Treatment Prescription in the Management of Primary and Secondary

Cardiovascular and Cardiopulmonary Dysfunction: From Acute to Long Term Care”.

Continuing Physical Therapy Education, Saskatchewan Phyisotherapy Association.

1998 Invited Workshop on ‘Contemporary Physical Therapy Management of Cardiopulmonary Conditions.

(Sept/Oct) Kuwait Dalhousie Project, Kuwait.

(f) Other

2004 The Lifelong Health Plan: Integrating Health into the Management of Chronic Conditions. GF Strong

Rehabilitation Center, Vancouver, BC

2003 The Late Sequelae of Poliomyelitis: Implications for Nursing. BC Gerontological Nursing Association.

1999 Submaximal Exercise Testing. Department of Physical Therapy, Holy Cross Hospital, Vancouver, BC.

1999 The UBC Post Polio Clinic: ”Who We Are And What We Do”. An Update. UBC Hospital, Rehabilitation Services, Vancouver, BC.

1999 Specialization in Gerontology in Physical Therapy: A Review And Update. CPA Gerontology Interest Group, Queens Park Hospital, New Westminster, BC.

1998 The Kuwait Dalhousie Project: A Kudo For Us All. Royal Columbian Hospital, New Westminster, BC.

1996 School of Rehabilitation Sciences Scholarship Exchange Day. Presentation: “Studies in Oxygen Transport: From the ICU into the Clinic”.

(g) Conference Participation (Organizer, Keynote Speaker, etc.)

2009 Lungerehabiliteringskonferansen. Oslo, Norway.

Key Note Speaker

‘Ncessary Changes in Pulmonary Rehabilitation to Succeed in the 21st Century’

Invited Speaker, Invited Parallel Session:

‘Pulmonary Physical Therapy – Evidence and Practice: The Need for Leadership

In Health Care in the 21^st Century’

2008 Key Note Speaker. IV Congresso Nacional de Fisioterapia, Recife, Brasil

‘Fisioterapia e Qualidade de Vida: Elaborando un Modelo de Saúde Para o Mundo’

2007 Key Note Speaker, Swedish Physiotherapy Congress, Stockholm, Sweden.

‘Physical Therapists as Leaders in Health Care: The Evidence and the Practice’

Invited Speaker and Academic Consultant, Linkoping University, Linkoping, Sweden.

‘Global Health and Physiotherapy’

‘Cardiovascular and Respiratory Problems: An Update on Evidence-based Advances’

2007 Key Note Speaker, South Africa Physiotherapy Society, Durban, South Africa.

‘’Evidence-based Practice in the Context of South Africa’s Epidemiological Needs: What

Physical Therapists Need to Know to ‘Add Value’ to Their Outcomes’

‘Evaluating Health and Wellbeing in ‘Every’ Patient in South Africa: A Basis for Physical Therapy

‘Outcomes’

‘ Cardiac Rehabilitation: An Update on Evidence-based Advances’

Invited Day Workshop Presenter, Witwaterstrand University, South Africa and Johannesburg, South Africa

‘Evidence-based Management of People with Chronic Conditions: From the Community to the ICU and

Back’

2006 Key Note Speaker. ‘Leading the Way in the 21^st Century: A Primary Role for Physical Therapy’. 2^nd Nordic

Congress on Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Physical Therapy. Malmo, Sweden.

Leading the Way in the 21^st Century: Advances in Mobilization and Exercise

Leading the Way in the 21^st Century: Advances in Body Positioning

Leading the Way in the 21^st Century: Professional Marketing and Leadership

2005 Invited Panel Discussant (in addition to Invited Speaker). Professional Issues. International Physical Therapy Conference, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

2005 Invited workshop. Development and Formulation of a Cardiopulmonary Training Program.

Commissioned Training Program, Hong Kong

2004 Key Note Speaker. “Physical Therapy as a “Primary Solution” to the Global Health Care Problems

of Today”. XII International Respiratory Physiotherapy Symposium, 2004. Ouro Preto, Brazil.

Coordinator and Presenter of a Special Session on evidence-based practice:

“Evidence-based Practice: What It Is and How To Do It”

“Evidence-based Practice in the Context of Evidence-based Planning”

Invited Platform: “Comparison of the Oxygen Cost of Breathing Exercises and Spontaneous Breathing

In Patients with Stable COPD”.

Panel Discussant on “International Perspectives in Cardiorespiratory Physical Therapy”

2004 5^th Annual Congress. Singapore Physiotherapy Association, Singapore.

Key Note Speaker: “The Wellness Revolution and Physiotherapy”

Pre Congress Workshop: “Beyond Best Practice: Secrets for Optimizing Outcomes in Patients

With Chronic Degenerative Conditions with Special Reference to Post Polio Syndrome”

Congress Seminar: “Physiotherapists as ‘Prophylacists’ in the Acute Care Setting”

2003 Key Note Speaker and General Program Speaker. Cardiorespiratory Physiotherapy Post Graduate Course. National Health Trust/Royal Brompton Hospital, London, UK.

2002 Key Note Speaker. Kuwait First International Physical Therapy Conference, Kuwait.

Titles: Physical Therapy: A “Primary” Solution to Kuwait’s Health Care Challenges

Patient Education in Physical Therapy: Maximizing Treatment Effectiveness

2001 Key Note Speaker. Hong Kong Physiotherapy Association, Annual Conference.

Title: Neo Confucianism and Physiotherapy: The Mind-Body-Spirit Connection”

2001 Key Note Speaker. Opportunities in Rehabilitation Sciences in the Triennium: The Sky’s

The Limit. The 1^st Rehabilitation Sciences Student Conference 2001, The Hong Kong

Polytechnic University, Hong Kong

1999 Key Note Speaker. Biannual Cardiovascular Thoracic Physiotherapy Conference. Sydney, Australia.

Presentations:

The Oxygen Transport Pathway

Cardiovascular Thoracic Physical Therapy in The Next Millennium

Mobilisation and Exercise Prescription for The Acutely Ill Patient

1996 Keynote Speaker. International Conference On Living with the Late Effects of Polio. Sydney, Australia.

1990 Keynote Speaker. National Cardiothoracic Physiotherapy Conference, University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia

1990 25th Anniversary Visiting Lecturer. Dalhousie University, School of Physiotherapy, NS, Canada.

1990 V Symposio Internacional de Fisioterapia Respiratoria. Belo Horizonte, Brasil. Invited Speaker and Coordinator and Lecturer on Pulmonary Rehabilitation in a Pre Congress Course.

1989 Keynote Speaker. Post Polio Conference. Napier, New Zealand.

10. SERVICE TO THE UNIVERSITY

(e) Memberships on committees, including offices held and dates

2009- Global Health Working Group. President’s Committee. UBC.

2007- The Global Health and Vulnerable Populations Division. School of Population and Public

Health. UBC. Member of the Advisory Committee. Invited.

2003-2008 Member of the UBC Senate – an elected Faculty of Medicine representative

2007-2009 Ad Hoc Committee on Academic Advising Issues Relating to a Culturally-Diverse Student Body, Chair

2003 – 2005 Ad Hoc Senate Committee to review Senate

2003 – 2005 Tributes Committee

2003 –2005 Nominations Committee

2005 - Academic Appeals Committee

2003-2004 Graduate Council, Faculty of Graduate Studies

2003- Graduate Education Committee, Faculty of Medicine

2003- Research Advisory Committee, School of Rehabilitation Sciences

2003- Member (elected), Appointment, Reappointment, Tenure and Promotion Committee, Faculty of Medicine

2002-2004 Coordinator of the Advanced Graduate Programs, School of Rehabilitation Sciences, UBC

1996-1997 CFI Proposal Review Committee (UBC)

1996-1997 Office of Technical and Instructional Support Review Committee,

Co-Chair (School of Rehabilitation Sciences)

1996 Cardiorespiratory Physical Therapy Curriculum Task Force, Co-Chair

(School of Rehabilitation Sciences)

1996-1997 J. F. McCreary Lectureship Committee

1995-1997 Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) Coordinator

1995- UBC Mentorship Program, Co-Ordinator, Ms. E. Paget

1994-1997 Health Care Team Competition Committee

1993-1994 Academic Women’s Association. Executive Committee, Newsletter Co-editor

1992-1993 Graduate Program Committee, Curriculum Coordinator

1992-1993 Faculty Performance Task Force, School of Rehabilitation Sciences

1992-1993 Study Leave Task Force, School of Rehabilitation Sciences

1992-1997 Faculty of Medicine Committee on Gender Issues, School of Rehabilitation

Sciences, Division of Physical Therapy Representative

1993-1994 Promotion Committee, Chair, for Dr. D. Reid, Assistant Professor

1992- Promotion and Tenure Committee, School of Rehabilitation Sciences

1991-1992 Committee to Review Individual Interdisciplinary Graduate Degrees, Faculty of Graduate Studies

1991-1992 Awards Committee, Chair, School of Rehabilitation Sciences

1991- Promotion and Tenure Committee, Audiology and Speech Sciences (Dr. B. Bernhardt) (Tenure, Promotion to Associate, and Promotion to Full pending)

1990-1991 Awards Committee, PT Faculty Representative, School of Rehabilitation Sciences

1986-1988 Coordinator, Graduate Studies Program (Proposal), UBC Division of Physical Therapy

1987-1989 Search and Selection Committee for Director, UBC School of Rehabilitation Medicine

1985-1986 Search and Selection Committee for Director, UBC School of Rehabilitation Medicine

1984- Curriculum Advisory Committee, Cardiopulmonary Sub-Committee

1984-1986 UBC Gerontology Committee

1984-1986 Admissions Committee, School of Rehabilitation Sciences

1984- Promotions Committee, UBC School of Rehabilitation Medicine Council

1983- Various School Committees

(f) Other service, including dates

2000-2001 Masters Entry Level Occupational Therapy Program, MacMaster University. Project Supervisor

2002- “Health Care for Elders” Successful Ageing Module. Member of Committee responsible for module.

PI: M. Donnelly, Family Practice, UBC. Invited Member.

2003- Spirituality and Healing Interest Group. UBC. Invited Member.

11. SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY

(g) Memberships on scholarly societies, including offices held and dates

2009- CPA, Cardiorespiratory Division, Gas Exchange Newsletter, Advisory Committee

2005 - European Respiratory Society

1998- Singapore Physiotherapy Association, Active Member

1994- American Thoracic Society, Active Member

1994- American Society for Intensive and Critical Care Medicine, Active Member

1990- American Physiological Society, Active Member

1983- American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), Active Member

1988- Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Section

1988 Gerontology Section

1992- Canadian Association of Cardiac Rehabilitation, Active Member

1985- Canadian Lung Association, Active Member

1985- Canadian Physiotherapy Cardiorespirology Society

1975- Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA), Active Member

1983- Cardiorespiratory Division

1995- Gerontology Division

1978-1983 Research Division (Chair)

1996-1987 Research Division, Executive Committee Member

(h) Memberships on other societies, including offices held and dates

1983- College of Physical Therapy of British Columbia

1983- Physiotherapy Association of British Columbia

(d) Memberships on other committees, including offices held and dates

2002-2007 Invited International Member. European Intensive Care Medicine Society and Respiratory Society

Society Task Force on “Physiotherapy for Adult Patients with Critical Illness”

2001-2002 Member, Scientific Committee, Pan Pacific Rehabilitation Conference, Hong Kong

(e) Editorships (list journal and dates)

2007- Invited Special Issue Editor, Physiotherapy, Theory and Practice. ‘Physical Therapy in the

21^st Century’

2003 - Physiotherapy Theory and Practice, Editorial Board

2003- Physical Therapy Practice, Editorial Board

2001- Kuwait Medical Journal, International Advisory Board

2001- Hong Kong Physiotherapy Association, Editorial Board

1993-1997 Physiotherapy Canada (Co-editor, Basic and Applied Research)

1990- Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy Journal, Editorial Board

(f) Reviewer (journal, agency, etc. including dates) (Regular reviewer unless indicated)

2009 Physiotherapy Research Foundation, Australian Physiotherapy Association

2007 BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders

2007 International Society of Educators in Physiotherapy (ISEP) Conference. Abstract reviewer.

2006 World Confederation of Physical Therapy, Congress, 2007. Abstract reviewer.

2006 - Intensive Care Medicine

2006 World Confederation of Physical Therapy Congress, Vancouver, Canada, 2006.

2005- Respirology

Invited abstract reviewer

2004 - Workers Safety and Insurance Board, ON, Canada

2004 Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise

2004 Thorax

2003 Rehabilitation International

2002 World Confederation of Physical Therapy Congress, Barcelona, Spain, 2003.

Invited abstract reviewer

2002 GINI (Gazette Networking International Institute), St. Louis, MO (Major funding agency for postpolio research)

2002 Manitoba Medical Services Foundation, MB, Canada

2001- Hong Kong Physiotherapy Journal

2001- Kuwait Medical Journal

1990- Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy Journal

1986-1988 Journal of Allied Health

1998- Physiotherapy Theory and Practice (reviewer and member of the International Advisory Board)

1996- Canadian Applied Physiology Journal

1994-1997 Canadian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology

1996 Ontario Society for Respiratory Care

1995 Health Sciences Centre Foundation, Winnipeg, MB

1993-1995 Canada Health and Welfare (NHRDP), Clinical Sciences Sub-Committee

1994 & 1996 Rick Hanson Man in Motion Foundation

1993 Canada Fitness and Lifestyles Research Institute

Journal of the American Gerontology Association

1990- Chest

1990- Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research

1988 Physiotherapy Foundation of Canada

1983 Physical Therapy

1983- Physiotherapy Canada

Medical Principles and Practice

Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Book reviews over the years for book publishers including:

Physiotherapy Canada. Endocrinology and Exercise.

Mosby, Churchill Livingstone, Saunders, Sage, Oxford University Press, and for Physiotherapy Canada

(g) External examiner (indicate universities and dates)

2008 MPhil Dissertation. University of Cape Town, South Africa.

2007 PhD Dissertation. Queensland University, Australia.

2006 PhD Dissertation. University of Western Australia, Australia.

2004 PhD Dissertation. Meena Sran, University of British Columbia.

2003 PhD Dissertation. Wong Wai Pong, University of Queensland, Department of Physiotherapy, Australia.

Carron D. Gordon, McGill University, School of Physical and Occupational Therapy, Canada.

2001 - Chair, Doctoral Examinations, UBC (requested 2-3 times annually)

(h) Consultant (indicate organization and dates)

2009 Exercise Testing Rounds. Glittreklinikken Residental Pulmonary Rehabilitation Centre, Oslo, Norway.

2009 Visioning Physiotherapy Health Care Working Group (Ministry of Health Proposal), Reykjavik, Iceland.

2009 Pulmonary Rehabilitation Specialists Interest Group. Reykjalundur Rehabilitation Centre, Reykjavik, Iceland.

2008 Bone and Joint Canada. Reduce Wait Lists. Pre-operative Care Sub-group. Participant (Invited)

2008 University of South Africa, Cape Town, South Africa

Invited International Delphi Exercise and Panel. Physiotherapy and Early Ambulation in Intensive Care

2008 University of Munich, Germany

Invited international Delphi Exercise and Panel. Physiotherapy, Diabetes Management and the ICF

2000 -2007 Invited participant. European Respiratory Society and European Society of Intensive Care Medicine.

Task Force on Physiotherapy for Adult Patients with Critical Illness.

1998- Workers’ Compensation Board of British Columbia, Rehabilitation and Compensation Services Division

Key Note Speaker. External Providers Conference. Address: Evidence-Based Practice: What It Is And How To Do It.

Project: ARCON/External Preferred Providers Project Review

Project: “Quality Assurance Policies and Procedures for the ARCON System: An Appraisal”

(Note: ARCON is a computerized system for assessing permanent functional impairment and functional capacity)

1998 ARCON/External Preferred Providers Project Review, Rehabilitation and Compensation Services Division, Workers’ Compensation Board of B.C.

1998 HMDP Visiting Consultant. Ministry of Health, Singapore (3 weeks).

1997 Singapore General Hospital. Physiotherapy Department, Singapore (2 weeks).

1994 Queen Alexander Center, Victoria, BC. Invited Day Visit, Clinical

Presentation and Rounds.

1992-1993 Horizon Pacific International. Development of Provincial Center for Indeterminant Fatigue Syndromes, Vancouver, BC.

1991 Post Poliomyelitis Sequelae. Implications for Physical Therapy. Vancouver General Hospital Physiotherapy Department Inservice.

1991 Post Poliomyelitis Sequelae. Research Based Management for a Delayed Crisis. CPA Neuroscience Division, Vancouver, BC.

1991 Post Polio Syndrome. Vancouver Health Department. Skills Day.

1991 Intensive Care Course. Presentations: 1. Assessment and Monitoring in the Intensive Care unit, and 2. Positioning and Mobilization. Sponsored by the Royal Columbian Hospital, Physiotherapy Department, New Westminster, BC.

1990 Intensive Care Course. Presentation: Assessment and Monitoring in the intensive Care Unit. Sponsored by the Royal Columbian Hospital Physiotherapy Department, New Westminster, B.C.

1990 Reviewer, Cardiopulmonary Curriculum, Department of Physiotherapy, Cumberland College, NSW, Australia.

1990 Mobilization for the Critically Ill Patient. A One Day Course. Victoria, BC. Sponsor: Greater Victoria Hospital Society.

1988-1989 Open Learning Institute. Consultant to review the .Cardiorespiratory Section, Physical Therapy Re-entry Program.

1988-1989 Consultant to Forest Hill Rehabilitation Center, Fredericton, NB, on Exercise Testing and Training for Complicated Cases.

1988-1989 Consultant to Confederation Life Insurance Company, Vancouver, BC, on the Assessment of and Recommendations for Polio Survivors.

1987 Myocardial Infarction Program, Mount St. Joseph’s Hospital, Physiotherapy Department, Vancouver, BC.

(i) Other service to the community

2008 The False Hope of the Next Big Thing. UBC Reports. Article related to my work and charting new professional directions in physical therapy in the 21^st century.

2007- Consultant and Private Practice, 3652 West Broadway Ave. Vancouver, BC

1987 -2007 Coordinator of the UBC Post Polio Clinic: Clinical services; assessment and management of impaired functional capacity and its management in patients with chronic physical limitations impairing oxygen transport efficiency.

Serve as a resource to the health care community on wellness (numerous radio, television and newspaper and

magazine interviews on health and wellness for healthy persons and persons with chronic disabilities)

12. AWARDS AND DISTINCTIONS

2008 Mauricio de Nassau Award. Facvldade Mauricio de Nassau. Recife, Brasil. (for contributions to the health

sciences education and practice).

2007-2009 Invited Special Issue Editor on ‘Physical Therapy in the 21^st Century’, Physiotherapy, Theory and Practice

(Editor-in-Chief Scott Hasson)

Frequent invitations to speak all over the world – see invited presentations/speaker section

Newspaper and frequent television and radio spots in British Columbia, and Eastern Canada, on international work, and frequently featured in the local media through television and radio interviews (including Australia, New Zealand, and Nigeria as well as Canada)

(b) Awards for Scholarship (indicate name of award, awarding organizations, date)

1992 Asia Pacific University Scholars’ Award (BC Ministry of Advanced Education and Technology).

1991 Sports Medicine and Human Performance Award for Best Poster in the New Frontiers in Exercise Science Section, International Congress and Exposition on Sports Medicine and Human Performance, Vancouver, Canada.

1989 Invited Opening Presentation for the Consensus Exercise on Perioperative Physiotherapy. Looking Through the Retrospectroscope. CPA Congress, Edmonton, AB.

1988 Physiotherapy Association of British Columbia Research Award.

1987 UBC Health Science Research Day Award (Physiology and Pharmacology Section).

(c) Awards for Service (indicate name of award, awarding organizations, date)

1996 Invited Chair, Ad Hoc Committee, National Cardiorespiratory Physical Therapy Summit, to define

cardiorespiratory physical therapy.

1995 Invited Co-ordinator (jointly with D. Reid). Cardiorespiratory Physical Therapy Summit (BC). CPA

Cardiorespiratory Division.

1995 Invited Participant/Researcher. Research Symposium and Consensus Conference on

Activity and Aging. Canada Health and Welfare, Fredericton, NB.

1989 Invited Opening Presentation for the Consensus Exercise on Perioperative Physiotherapy. Looking Through the Retrospectroscope. CPA Congress, Edmonton, AB.

1994- Who’s Who in Health Care

1991- Who’s Who of Emerging Leaders in America

1990- Who’s Who of Women

1988- Who’s Who in American Women

13. OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION (Maximum 0ne Page)

My work focuses on five main areas:

· international capacity building with respect to a new practice paradigm in the 21^st century that is consistent with contemporary definitions of physical therapy, the commitment to the WHO International Classification of Functioning, Health and Disability (adopted by the World Confederation of Physical Therapy and the Canadian Physiotherapy Association as member country), and prominent Canadian health white papers, the overall promotion of wellness and health in society and as a template for physical therapy care of every client or patient, and the consideration of the determinants of cultural factors on global health and ill health, specifically lifestyle conditions,

· consideration of the social and cultural as well as the physical determinants of health to maximize physical therapy and health outcomes in middle-, low-, and high-income countries

· addressing lifestyle risk factors and impairments in every person irrespective of diagnosis (e.g., older adults with a history of poliomyelitis

· the development of a model based on oxygen transport to enhance the assessment and management of patients with primary or secondary cardiovascular/cardiopulmonary dysfunction (as a component of the WHO International Classification of Functioning),

· the development and ongoing revision of teaching materials including two textbooks (one in its 4^th edition, 2006; and the Case Study Guide in its 2^nd edition, based on oxygen transport to enhance clinical problem solving skills in both undergraduate and graduate students, and practitioners,

· knowledge translation and the continual alignment of physical therapy clinical practice (evidence-informed practice) with evidence-based practice through our own research and that of others

THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

Publications Record

DATE: June 2009 INITIALS:

SURNAME: Dean FIRST NAME: Elizabeth

MIDDLE NAME(S):

1. REFEREED PUBLICATIONS

(a) Journals

DEAN E. Physical therapy in the 21^st century: A paradigm shift and implications. Physiother Theory Practice. Invited Special Issue Editor. Physiother Theory Practice 2009;25:327-462.

DEAN E. Physical therapy in the 21^st century (Part II): Evidence-based practice within the context of evidence-informed practice. Physiother Theory Practice 2009;25:330-354

DEAN E. Physical therapy in the 21^st century (Part I): Toward practice informed by epidemiology and the crisis of lifestyle conditions. Physiother Theory Practice 2009;354-368

BONDER M, DEAN E. Brief advice as a smoking cessation strategy: A systematic review and implications for physical therapists. Physiother Theory Practice 2009;25:369-407.

DORNELAS de ANDRADE A, DEAN E. Reversal of bronchial obstruction with bilevel positive airway pressure and nebulization in patients with acute asthma. J Asthma 2009;46:356-361.

DORNELAS de ANDRADE A, DEAN E. Aligning physical therapy practice with Brazil’s leading health priorities: a ‘call to action’ in the 21^st century. Rev Bras Fisioter 2008;12:260-267.

DEAN E. The crisis of lifestyle conditions in the Middle East with Special Attention to Kuwait: An unequivocal evidence-based call to action. Kuwait Med J; 2008; 40:184-190.

DEAN E. Exercise specialists and the health priorities of the 21st century: A new perspective on knowledge translation for the physical therapist. Fizjoterapia 2008;16:3-7.

Ostrowska B, Kuczyński M, DEAN E. Does osteoarthritis further compromise the postural stability

of women with osteoporosis? Ortopedia Traumatologia i Rehabilitacja 2008;10:178-182.

DEAN E. Mobilizing patients in the ICU: Evidence and practice. Acute Care Perspectives. (In Press). Invited.

CAPELL J, VEENSTRA G, DEAN E. Relationship between cultural competence and ethnocentrism. J Transcult Nursing. (In Press).

CAPELL J, VEENSTRA G, DEAN E. Cultural competence in healthcare: A critical analysis of the construct, its assessment and implications. Journal of Theory Construction and Testing. (Invited). (In Press).

GOSSELINK R, BOTT J, JOHNSON M, DEAN E, NAVA S, NORRENBERG M, SCHONHOFER B, STILLER K, van de LEUR H, VINCENT JL. Physiotherapy for adult patients with critical illness. Recommendations of the European Respiratory Society and European Society of Intensive Care Medicine Task Force on Physiotherapy for Critically Ill Patients. Intensive Care Med 2008 (e-pub ahead of print).

JONES AYM, YU WC, MOK NS YEUNG OYY, CHENG HCW, DEAN E. Exercise-induced desaturation and ECG changes in people with severe lung disease: An exploratory investigation of 25 serial cases. Heart & Lung: The Journal of Acute and Critical Care; 2006; 35:397-404.

GYLFADOTTIR S, DALLIMORE M, DEAN E. The relationship between distance walked and clinical correlates in survivors of chronic spinal poliomyelitis. Arch Phys Med Rehabil; 2006;87:944-952

JONES AYM, LAM PKW, DEAN E. Respiratory health of bus drivers in Hong Kong. Int Arch Occup Environ Health, 2006;79:414-418.

JONES AYM, DEAN E, LAM PKW, LO SK. Discordance between lung function of Chinese university students and 20-year old established norms. Chest 2005; 128:1297-1303.

DEAN E, DALLIMORE D. Muscle function and training of individuals with the chronic effects of poliomyelitis with and without post polio syndrome. Physiother Can 2005; 57:19-32.

JONES AYM, DEAN E, SCUDDS R. Effectiveness of a community-based Tai Chi program and implications for public health initiatives. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 2005;86:619-25.

JONES AYM., DEAN E. Body position changes and its effect on hemodynamic and metabolic status. Heart Lung 2004;33;281-290.

AL-OBAIDI S, ANTHONY J, AL-SHUWAH M, DEAN E. Relationship between smoking, low back pain, and lumbar spinal strength. JOSPT 2004;34:254-260.

DEAN E. Beyond evidence based practice in cardiovascular/cardiopulmonary physical therapy: East-meets-West perspectives. Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy Journal. (In press).

JONES AYM, DEAN E, CHOW CCS. Comparison of the oxygen cost of breathing exercises and spontaneous breathing in patients with stable chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Phys Ther 2003;83:424-31.

JONES AYM, DEAN E, LO SK, CHAN KCK, CHAN RKT, CHANG RSY, CHUNG JLY, HO CKM. Spirometric measurement of pulmonary function of roadside vendors in Hong Kong. Hong Kong Physiotherapy Journal 2002;20:10-15.

DEAN E. Neo-Confucianism and physiotherapy: The mind-body-spirit connection. Hong Kong Physiotherapy Journal. 2001;19:3-8.

AL-OBAIDI S, ANTHONY J, DEAN E, AL-SHUWAI N. Cardiovascular responses to repetitive McKenzie

lumbar spine exercises. The McKenzie Journal 2002;10:32-40. (Reprinted from Phys Ther

2001;81:1524-1533).

KUCZYNSKI M, DEAN E, JONES A. The viscoelastic model of standing balance control: preliminary

norms and clinical implications. Human Movement (Czlowiek i Ruch) 2002;1:5-12.

JONES A, DEAN E, LO SK. Interrelationships between anxiety, lifestyle self-reports and fitness in a sample of

Hong Kong university students. Stress 2001;5:65-71.

AL-OBAIDI S, ANTHONY J, DEAN E, AL-SHUWAI N. Cardiovascular responses to repetitive McKenzie

lumbar spine exercises. Phys Ther 2001;81:1524-1533.

DEAN E, Al-Mohannah A. Analysis of patient admission data for strategic planning of pulmonary physical therapy

services in a general hospital in Kuwait. Saudi Journal of Disability and Rehabilitation 2001;7:188-193.

NOONAN V, DEAN E. Are objective measures of disability related to self-reports in individuals with the late effects of poliomyelitis? A validation study. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 2000;81:1422-1427.

NOONAN V, DEAN E. Submaximal exercise testing: Clinical application and interpretation. Phys Ther

2000;80:782-807.

DEAN E. Preferred practice patterns in cardiopulmonary physical therapy: A guide to physiologic measures. Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy Journal 1999;10:124-134.

MANNING F, DEAN E, ROSS J, ABBOUD RAT. Lung function in side lying positions compared

with supine in older healthy individuals. Phys Ther 1999;79:456-466.

CHUNG F, DEAN E, ROSS J. Cardiopulmonary responses of healthy middle-aged men to steady

rate positive and negative work performed on a cycle ergometer. Phys Ther 1999;79:476-487.

DEAN E. Oxygen transport deficits in systemic disease and implications for physical therapy. Phys Ther

1997;77:187-202.

* DEAN E. 1996 Publication Record see Book Section under Authored and Edited.

DEAN E, AGBOATWALLA M, DALLIMORE M, HABIB Z, AKRAM D-S. Poliomyelitis (Part I): An old problem revisited. Physiother 1995;81:17-22.

DEAN E, AGBOATWALLA M, DALLIMORE M, HABIB Z, AKRAM D-S. Poliomyelitis (Part II): Revised principles of management. Physiother 1995;81:23-28.

* DEAN E. Oxygen transport: a physiologically-based conceptual framework for the practice of cardiopulmonary physiotherapy. Physiother 1994;80:347-359.

DEAN E. Invited commentary on “Are Incentive Spirometry, Intermittent Positive Pressure Breathing, and Deep Breathing Exercises Effective in the Prevention of Postoperative Pulmonary Complications After Upper Abdominal Surgery? A Systematic Overview and Meta-analysis. Phys Ther 1994;74:10-15.

* DEAN E, ROSS J. Movement energetics of individuals with a history of poliomyelitis. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 1993;74:478-483.

DEAN E. Bedrest and deconditioning. Neurology Report 1993;17:6-9.

DEAN E, ROSS J. Relationships among cane fitting, function and falls. Phys Ther 1993;73:494-500.

DEAN E, ROSS J. Oxygen transport: the basis for contemporary cardiopulmonary physical therapy and its optimization with body positioning and mobilization. Physical Therapy Practice 1992;1:34-44.

* ROSS J,. DEAN E, ABBOUD RT. The effect of postural drainage positioning on homogeneity of ventilation in healthy subjects. Phys Ther 1992;72:794-799.

* DEAN E, ROSS, J. Discordance between cardiopulmonary physiology and physical therapy: toward a rational basis for practice. Chest 1992;101-1694-1698.

ROSS J, BATES DV, DEAN E, ABBOUD RTA. Discordance of airflow limitation and ventilatory inhomogeneity in asthma and cystic fibrosis. Clinical and Investigative Medicine 1992;15:97-102.

DEAN E, ROSS J. Effect of modified aerobic training on movement energetics in polio survivors. Orthopedics [Special Issue - Post Polio Sequelae: Research and Treatment in the Second Decade] 1991;14:1243-1246.

* DEAN E. Clinical decision making in the management of the late sequelae of poliomyelitis. Phys Ther 1991;71:752-761.

* DEAN E, ROSS J. ROAD J, COURTNEY L, MADILL K. Lung function in individuals with a history of poliomyelitis. Chest 1991;100:118-123.

DEAN E. Postpoliomyelitis sequelae: a pathophysiologic basis for management. Aust J Physiother 1991;37:79-86.

* DEAN E, ROSS J. Downhill walking induces rapid shallow breathing. Pflugers Archives 1989;415:351-354.

ROSS J, DEAN E. Integrating physiologic principles in the comprehensive management of cardiorespiratory dysfunction. Phys Ther 1989;69:255-259.

CHUNG F, DEAN E. Pathophysiology and cardiorespiratory consequences of interstitial lung disease: review and clinical implications. Phys Ther 1989;69:956-966.

* DEAN E, ROSS J, BARTZ J, PURVES S. Improving the validity of clinical exercise testing: the relationship between practice and performance. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 1989;70:599-604.

ISHERWOOD L, LEW L, DEAN E. Indirect evidence for eccentric muscle contraction during isometric muscle testing performed with a modified sphygmomanometer. Physiother Can 1989;41:138-142.

DEAN E, ROSS J. Modified aerobic walking program: effect on patients with symptoms of post polio syndrome. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 1988;69:1033-1038.

CARTER S, DEAN E, KROEGER EA. Apparent finger systolic pressures during cooling in Raynaud’s syndrome. Circulation 1988;77:988-996.

DEAN E. Arterial assessment of the hand. BJOT 1988;51:163-167.

DEAN E, ROSE S. Eminence of contributors to the field of occupational therapy - A textbook definition. Aust J Occup Ther 1988;35:13-20.

DEAN E. Physiology and therapeutic implications of negative work. Phys Ther 1988;68:233-237.

DEAN E. Assessment of the peripheral circulation. An update for practitioners. Aust J Physiother 1987;33:164-172.

DEAN E, ROSE S. Eminence in exercise therapy - A textbook definition. Int J Rehabil Res 1986;9:184-188.

* DEAN E, DAVIES J. Frequency of citation and reputational assessment of contributors in the profession of physical therapy. Phys Ther 1986;66:961-966.

DEAN E. Physiotherapy Canada survey 1973-1982: A trend to research. Physiother Can 1985;37:158-161.

* DEAN E. A psychobiological adaptation model of physical therapy practice. Phys Ther 1985;65:1061-1068.

DEAN E. Effect of body positioning on pulmonary function. Phys Ther 1985;65:613-618.

DEAN E. Temperature biofeedback training to improve blood flow in the upper extremities of diabetic patients. CJOT 1984;51:219-224.

PERLMAN E. Integracion de los metodos de manejo del dolor chronico. Fisioterapia 1982;14:21-27.

PERLMAN E, PERLMAN D. The EROS Principle. Giving convention papers. Phys Ther 1980;61:41-44.

(b) Conference Proceedings

World Confederation of Physical Therapy Congress, Vancouver, Canada,

June 2-6, 2007

DEAN E, AL-OBAIDI S, DORNELAS de ANDRADE A, GOSSELINK R, UMERAH G. ‘The First Physical Therapy Summit on Global Health’ (A).

Convener; and North America Caribbean Representative

(Representatives from WCPT Regions of Africa, Asia Western Pacific, Europe, North America Caribbean, and South America)

In addition to the Summit, other World Congress contributions included:

REDENBACH D, DEAN E, JONES A, McINTYRE L, BAINBRIDGE L. Cross cultural e-learning in entry-level physical therapy education – maximizing expertise and resources globally. Workshop. (A).

PERME C, DEAN E. Walking – an evidence-based approach to weaning patients from mechanical ventilation in the ICU. Workshop. (A).

WANG S, LI Z, JONGBLOED L, DEAN E. Stroke and health-related knowledge, beliefs, and behaviors of Chinese Canadian: Status and implications for physical therapy. (A).

RODRIGUES G, JONGBLOED L, LI Z, DEAN E. Health knowledge, beliefs, and behaviors of IndoCanadians with special reference to heart disease: Implications for physical therapists. (A).

JONES A, DEAN E, HUI-CHAN C. Comparison of teaching and learning outcomes between video-linked, web-based, and classroom tutorials. Poster and invited poster for discussion session (A).

Notopoulos m, McDONALD C, Graetz S, Hardy S, Smidova J, Dornelas de Andrade A, DEAN E. ‘Physical Therapists Without Borders’: Meeting the needs of the global village through a collaboration of the international physical therapy community. Poster and invited poster for discussion session. (A).

DORNELAS de ANDRADE A, DEAN E. Physical therapy’s role in the prevention, detection, and management of asthma: Global trends and new directions based on contemporary evidence. (A).

SKINNER M, DEAN E. Discordance between physiotherapy curricula content and global health care priorities. (A)

SMIDOVA J, HATLOVA B, DEAN E. Domestic violence against women as a global concern: A systematic review of interventions and physiotherapy’s potential role. (A).

DEAN E. Health Promotion. Poster Session. Invited moderator.

International Society of Educators in Physical Therapy, Vancouver, Canada,

June 7-8, 2007

REDENBACH D, JONES E, MAK M, HUI-CHAN C, DEAN E. East-meets-West Video-linked conferencing in physical therapy entry-level education: The evolutionary experience between Hong Kong and Canada. (A).

KOZLOWSKI A, DEAN E. Developing Your Individual or Clinic Outcome Database: A “How to” Workshop to Optimize Contemporary Physical Therapy Outcomes. Special Session. Canadian Physiotherapy Association Congress, St. John, NB, Canada, 2006 (A).

DEAN E, CAPELL J. Optimizing Best Practice Outcomes in Canada’s Diverse Ethnic Mosaic: Culturally-driven Evidence-based Practice and Cultural Competence. Special Session. Canadian Physiotherapy Association Congress, St. John, NB, Canada, 2006 (A).

SMIDOVA J, DEAN E. Domestic violence: A cross-cultural phenomenon – Its evaluation, and interventions and their outcomes. The 5th Annual MORE Conference: Towards Equity in Global Health: The Status of Women's Health, UBC Department of Family Practice, Division of International Health, Vancouver, Canada, 2006. (A).

HORNER S, KOZLOWSKI A, DEAN E. Utilizing the ‘Guide to Physical Therapist Practice’ to evaluate clinical outcomes. APTA Combined Section Meetings, San Diego, CA, 2006. (A).

CERVANTES B, DEAN E, JABLONSKI L, REDENBACH D. UBC and Hong Kong: e-technology supports

intercultural clinical problem solving. e-Strategy Town Hall, UBC, Vancouver, BC, 2005. (A).

DEAN E. Evidence-based planning as a context for evidence-based practice: Physical therapy’s ‘added

value’ when Impacting Canada’s health priorities. Canadian Physiotherapy Association Congress,

Victoria, BC, 2005. (A).

CAPELL, J, DEAN E. Culturally competent health care: “What is it, and who says?”. Global Citizenship

and Global Health, Centre for International Health, UBC, 2005. (A).

Redenbach D, Dean, E, McIntyre L. The "East Meets West" Videoconference: An Innovative Tool for International Learning and Research Initiatives between UBC and the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. UBC's e-Strategy: Enabling People to Excel. E-Strategy Town Hall, UBC, 2004. (A).

World Confederation of Physical Therapy, Barcelona, Spain, June 7-12, 2003

Dean E, Higgs J. Toward a higher level of clinical practice: Applying scientific and experiential knowledge to optimize treatments in cardiopulmonary physical therapy.

Dean E. Global crisis of heart, circulatory and lung conditions: Working toward a unified strategy for increasing the visibility of physical therapy in the prevention and management of these conditions.

Dean E, Jones A. Disparities between the need for cardiovascular/cardiorespiratory physical therapy and provision of service: The Hong Kong case study.

Makrillos H, Ellis E, Dean E, Skinner M. The extent of sleep disordered breathing in a population of people who survived polio: An international survey.

DEAN E. “Beyond” evidence –based practice in cardiovascular/cardiopulmonary physical therapy: East-meets-West Perspectives. Invited presentation. Combined Sections Meetings, American Physical Therapy Association, Tampa, FL (A)

DEAN E, JONES AYM. The Effects and Practicalities of a Community T’ai Chi Program. Proceedings of the

3^rd Pan Pacific Rehabilitation Conference. Hong Kong, 2002 (A).

DEAN E, JONES A. Aligning Cardiothoracic Physiotherapy with Health Care Need: Health Care Reform In Hong Kong. Proceedings of the 7^th Cardiothoracic Special Group Conference, Australian Physiotherapy Association, 2001. (A)

DEAN E, Anthony J, Micks M. Adapting Western-based cardiac rehabilitation programs to the needs of Kuwait. Combined Sections Meetings, American Physical Therapy Association, Seattle, WA, 1999 (A)

Dean E, Murphy S, Parrent L, Rousseau M. The upright position reduces metabolic demand and hemodynamic stress in critically-ill patients. Combined Sections Meetings, American Physical Therapy Association, Seattle, WA, 1999 (received award) (A)

Dean E. The cardiovascular/cardiorespiratory manifestations of neurological conditions. First Arab Regional Conference of Rehabilitation International & Second Gulf Congress in Medical Rehabilitation. State of Kuwait, 1999 (A).

World Confederation of Physical Therapy, Yokohama, Japan, May 23-28, 1999

Dean E, Wong WP. The global crisis of cardiovascular and cardiopulmonary diseases: the role of physical therapy in their prevention, and acute and long term management. (Invited Symposium)

Dean E, Al-Mohanna A. The use of admission data for cardiopulmonary physical therapy services planning in Kuwait. (A)

Al-Obaidi S, Anthony J, Dean E, Al-Shuwai N. Cardiovascular responses to McKenzie repeated spinal loading exercises performed in the sagittal plane in healthy adults. (A)

Al-Basarah K, Dean E, Micks M, Behbehani N. Adapting Western-based asthma education programs to the needs of other cultures with special reference to the State of Kuwait. (A)

Ramadan F, Anthony J, Dean E, Micks M, Tymchyshyn L. The application of learning theory to ance physiotherapy practice in Kuwait. The experience of the Cardiovascular/ Cardiorespiratory Team of the Kuwait Dalhousie Project. (A)

Invited Chair and Discussant. Session: Cardiopulmonary - 4. World Confederation for Physical Therapy Congress, Yokohama, Japan, May 25, 1999.

DEAN E, ANTHONY J, MICKS M. Adapting western-based cardiac rehabilitation programs to the needs of Kuwait. Combined Sections Meetings, American Physical Therapy Association, Seattle, WA, 1999.

DEAN E, MURPHY S, PARRENT L, ROUSSEAU M. The upright position reduces metabolic demand and hemodynamic stress in critically-ill patients. Combined Sections Meetings, American Physical Therapy Association, Seattle, WA, 1999.(Honorable Mention For Best Platform Presentation).

ADHAM, N, ANTHONY J, DEAN E, HASSON T, MICKS M, SAAD I. The role of mobilization/exercise in the physical therapy management of patients in the intensive care unit. International Symposium on Exercise in Health and Disease, Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research and Kuwait University, Faculty of Medicine, Kuwait, 1998.

AL-BASARAH K, DEAN E. Evidence-based physical therapy management of a patient with cardiorespiratory failure: A case report. First GCC Physiotherapy Conference. Bahrain, 1998.

DEAN E, MURPHY S, PARRENT L, ROUSSEAU M. Daily profiles of metabolic cost and oxygen transport in critically-ill patients and their clinical implications. CPA Congress, Victoria, BC, 1996.

DEAN E. Diagnosis of oxygen transport deficits: the basis for clinical decision making in cardiopulmonary physical therapy. CPA Congress, Victoria, BC, 1996.

DEAN E, DALLIMORE M. Activity rest profiles: A basis for fatigue management in patients with the late sequelae of poliomyelitis. CPA Congress, Victoria, BC, 1996.

DEAN E, MURPHY M, PARRENT L, ROUSSEAU M. Metabolic consequences of physical therapy in critically-ill patients. World Confederation of Physical Therapy Congress, Washington, DC, 1995

DEAN E, SUESS J. Sleep and rest in critically-ill patients and their metabolic consequences. World Confederation of Physical Therapy Congress, Washington, DC, 1995

DEAN E, ROSS J. Impaired movement economy and cardiopulmonary conditioning in patients with mild multiple sclerosis. FASEB Journal 1993;9:1229.

DEAN E, ROSS J. Increasing speed accentuates rapid shallow breathing associated with downhill walking. FASEB Journal 1992;6:1538.

KOREGER E, DEAN E, CARTER SA. Effect of temperature on adrenoceptor-mediated responses on human digital arterial smooth muscle. Fed Proc 1985;44:1903.

PERLMAN E. The clinical usefulness of EMG biofeedback: A review of outcome research. Physiother Can 1979; 31:151.

PERLMAN E. Integrating pain management regimes into physical therapy treatment programs. Physiother Can 1979;31:152.

PERLMAN E. Temperature biofeedback training in the upper extremities of diabetic patients. Phys Ther 1980;60:348.

(c) Other

DEAN E. Advancing cardiopulmonary physiotherapy. Physiother. 1995;81:249-282.

DEAN E, ROSS J, MacINTYRE D. A rejoinder to “Exercise Programs for Patients with Post-polio Syndrome. A Case Report”: A special communication. Phys Ther 1989;69:695-698.

DEAN E, ROSS J. Integrating current literature in the management of cystic fibrosis: A rejoinder. Physiother Can 1989;41:46-47.

DEAN E. Research. The right way. Clinical Management in Physical Therapy 1983;3:29-33.

PERLMAN E. Stand by...you’re on! Physiotherapy on community television. Physiother Can 1979;31:343-345.

2. NON-REFEREED PUBLICATIONS

(a) Journals

DEAN E, DALLIMORE M. Being your best in winter: Special considerations for people with chronic poliomyelitis.

Post Polio Awareness and Support Society, British Columbia, Canada, Winter Newsletter. (Invited).

DEAN E. Olympic marathon training for patients with neurologic conditions. Synapse. (Invited submission by the CPA Neurosciences Division), Winter 2005.

DEAN E. Invited Commentary. Physical Therapy Associated with Primary Prevention, Risk Reduction, and Deconditioning. Chapter 15. G Brooks. In: Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Physical Therapy. WE deTurk, L. Cahalin (eds). McGraw Hill:NY, 2004, pp 457-61

DEAN E. Oxygen transport deficits resulting from neuromuscular dysfunction and implications for management. Synapse 1996;XVI:4-10. (Invited submission by the CPA Neurosciences Division).

DEAN E. Late sequelae of poliomyelitis: Implications for the physical therapist. Synapse 1995;15:16-18. (Invited submission by the CPA Neurosciences Division).

(b) Conference Proceedings

No unrefereed Conference Proceedings)

(c) Other

DEAN E. Lifelong learning: a professional commitment. Physiother Can 1996; 48:233-235.

DEAN E. Bias in evaluation. Invited editorial. Physiother Can 1994;46:77-78.

DEAN E. A vision of Physiotherapy Canada. All things to all people. Invited editorial. Physiother Can 1993;45:5-6.

DEAN E. Impressions of a research career in physical therapy. Physiother Can 1988;40:257.

DEAN E. Measuring professional eminence in physical therapy. Physiother Can 1986;38:4-5.

PERLMAN E. Seeks closer ties between physiotherapy schools and facilities. Letter to the Editor. Physiother Can 1983;35:167.

PERLMAN E. The 14th World Congress of Rehabilitation International. Improving the quality of life for handicapped people. The Remedial Therapist 1980;3:2.

PERLMAN E. Rehabilitation International 1980 World Congress. Focus on physical therapy. Physiother Can 1979;31:352-353.

PERLMAN, E. Physiotherapy in Canada. The Remedial Therapist 1979;2:4-5.

3. BOOKS

(a) Authored

DEAN E, FROWNFELTER D. Clinical Case Study Guide to Accompany Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Physical Therapy: Evidence and Practice (4^th ed.) Elsevier:PA, 2008 (e-pub).

DEAN E, FROWNFELTER D. Clinical Case Study Guide to Accompany Principles and Practice of Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy (3^rd ed). Mosby:St. Louis, 1996.

(b) Edited

FROWNFELTER D, DEAN E. (Eds.) Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Physical Therapy: Evidence and Practice (4^th ed.) Elsevier:PA, 2006.

FROWNFELTER D, DEAN E. (Eds.) Fisioterapia Cardiopulmonar. Revinter Ltda:Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil, 2004. (Portuguese Translation).

FROWNFELTER D, DEAN E. (Eds.) Principles and Practice of Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy (3^rd ed.) Mosby:St. Louis, 1996.

(c) Chapters

FROWNFELTER D, DEAN E. (Eds.) Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Physical Therapy: Evidence and Practice (4^th ed.) Elsevier:PA, 2006.

Author of 21 chapters.

DEAN E. Epidemiology as a basis for contemporary physical therapy practice (pp 3-36)

DEAN E. Oxygen transport: The basis of cardiopulmonary function (pp 37-52).

DEAN E. Cardiopulmonary anatomy (pp. 53-72).

DEAN E. Cardiopulmonary physiology (pp. 73-84).

HAMMON WE, DEAN E. Cardiopulmonary pathophysiology (pp. 85-114)

DEAN E. Cardiopulmonary manifestations of systemic conditions (pp. 115-128).

DEAN E. Multisystem assessment and laboratory investigations (pp. 187-192).

DEAN E, PERME C. Monitoring systems in the intensive care unit (pp. 229-246).

DEAN E. Optimizing outcomes: relating interventions to an individual’s needs (pp. 2247-262).

DEAN E. Mobilization and exercise (pp. 263-306).

DEAN E. Body positioning (pp. 307-324).

DEAN E, FROWNFELTER D. Exercise testing and training for individuals with primary cardiopulmonary dysfunction (pp. 405-440).

DEAN E, FROWNFELTER D. Exercise testing and training for individuals with secondary cardiopulmonary dysfunction (pp. 441-452).

DEAN E. Individuals with acute medical conditions (pp. 507-528).

DEAN E. Individuals with acute surgical conditions (pp. 529-544).

DEAN E, FROWNFELTER D. Individuals with chronic primary cardiopulmonary dysfunction (pp. 545-568).

DEAN E, FROWNFELTER D. Individuals with chronic secondary cardiopulmonary dysfunction (pp. 569-596).

DEAN E, PERME C. Comprehensive management of individuals in the intensive care unit (pp. 597-610).

DEAN E, PERME C. Intensive care unit management of individuals with primary cardiopulmonary dysfunction (pp. 611-624).

DEAN E, PERME C. Intensive care unit management of individuals with secondary cardiopulmonary dysfunction

(pp. 625-638).

DEAN E, PERME C. Complications, adult respiratory distress syndrome, shock, sepsis and multiorgan system

failure (pp. 639-656).

Other Book Chapters

DEAN E, DORNELAS De ANDRADE A. Cardiovascular and pulmonary function. In: BR Bonder, V Dal Bello-Haas (eds) Functional Performance in Older Adults (3^rd ed). F.A. Davis Company, Philadelphia, 2009.

Dornelas De Andrade A.,DEAN E, Rocco P. Relacao ventilacao e perfusao. In Zin W & Rocco P (eds). Fisiologia Respiratória  (1^th ed)  Ed. Guanabara Koogan:SP, 2008.

DEAN E. Coordinated management of a patient in ICU with cardiopulmonary failure. In C. Partridge, ed., Recent Advances in Physiotherapy, John Wiley & Sons Ltd, West Sussex, UK, 2007.

DEAN E, PERME C. Body positioning and mobilization. In: JA Pryor, SA Prasad, eds., Physiotherapy for Respiratory and Cardiac Problems. (4^th ed) Churchill Livingstone, Inc., Edinburgh, 2007.

FROWNFELTER DL, DEAN E. Primary prevention/risk reduction for cardiovascular/ pulmonary disorders. Cardiovascular/Pulmonary Pattern 6A. In Cardiopulmonary Essentials. Applying the Preferred Physical Therapist Practice Patterns. Moffat M, Frownfelter DL (eds). Slack, Inc.:Thorofare, NJ, 2007.

DEAN E. Impaired aerobic capacity/endurance associated with deconditioning.Cardiovascular/Pulmonary Pattern 6B: In Cardiopulmonary Essentials. Applying the Preferred Physical Therapist Practice Patterns. Moffat M, Frownfelter DL (eds). Slack, Inc.:Thorofare, NJ, 2007.

DEAN E, MAHOMED S, OMAR MAULANA A. Middle Eastern, Arabic and Muslim cultures. In: Physical Therapy Interventions for Cultural Diversity: Awareness, Sensitivity, and Competence. Purnell L, Black J (eds). FA Davis Co:Philadelphia, 2006.

DEAN E. An international perspective: Canada. In: Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy. DeTurk W, Cahalin L (eds). McGraw Hill:Philadelphia, 2005.

DEAN E, DALLIMORE M. Best practice physical therapy and exercise in the management of post polio

syndrome. In: Postpolio syndrome. Silver JK, Gawne AC (eds). Elsevier: PA, 2004.

DEAN E. Body positioning and mobilization. In: JA Pryor, SA Prasad, eds., Physiotherapy for Respiratory and Cardiac Problems. (3^rd ed) Churchill Livingstone, Inc., Edinburgh, 2002;143-159.

DEAN E. Cardiopulmonary development. In: BR Bonder, ed. Functional Performance in the Elderly (2^nd ed). F.A. Davis Company, Philadelphia, 2001;86-120.

DEAN E. The effects of positioning and mobilization on oxygen transport. In: JA Pryor and BA Webber, eds. Physiotherapy for Respiratory and Cardiac Problems (2^nd ed). Churchill Livingstone, Inc., Edinburgh, 1998.

DEAN E. Cardiopulmonary development. In: BR Bonder, ed. Functional Performance in the Elderly. F.A. Davis Company, Philadelphia, 1994; 62-92.

DEAN E. Physiotherapy skills: positioning and mobilization of the patient. In: BA Webber and JA Pryor, eds. Physiotherapy for Respiratory and Cardiac Problems. Churchill Livingstone Inc., Edinburgh, 1993; 99-112.

DEAN E. Advances in rehabilitation for older persons with cardiopulmonary dysfunction. In: PR Katz, RL Kane, and MD Mezey, eds. Advances in Long-Term Care, Vol. 2. Springer Publishing Company, New York, 1993;1-71.

DEAN E, ROSS J. Mobilization and exercise conditioning. In: C Zadai, ed. Pulmonary Management in Physical Therapy. Clinics in Physical Therapy. Churchill Livingstone Inc., New York, 1992:79-98.

PERLMAN D, DEAN E. The wisdom of Solomon: Avoiding bias in the publication process. In: DN Jackson and JP Rushton, eds. Scientific Excellence: Origins and Assessment. Sage, CA, 1987:204-221.

HOBSON L, DEAN E. Review of respiratory anatomy. In: DL Frownfelter, ed. Chest Physical Therapy and Pulmonary Rehabilitation (2^nd ed.). Year Book Medical Publishers Inc., Chicago, 1987:35-67.

HOBSON L, DEAN E. Review of respiratory physiology. In: DL Frownfelter, ed. Chest Physical Therapy and Pulmonary Rehabilitation. (2^nded.). Year Book Medical Publishers Inc., Chicago, 1987:35-67.

HOBSON L, DEAN E. Review of cardiac anatomy and physiology. In: DL Frownfelter, ed. Chest Physical Therapy and Pulmonary Rehabilitation (2^nded.). Year Book Medical Publishers Inc., Chicago, 1987:68-89.

DEAN E. The intensive care unit - Monitoring systems. In: DL Frownfelter, ed. Chest Physical Therapy and Pulmonary Rehabilitation (2^nd ed). Year Book Medical Publishers Inc., Chicago, 1987:349-375.

DEAN E. The intensive care unit - Principles and practice of physical therapy. In: DL Frownfelter, ed. Chest Physical Therapy and Pulmonary Rehabilitation (2^nd ed). Year Book Medical Publishers Inc., Chicago, 1987:377-442.

WORK IN PROGRESS

“Quantifying clinical experience: case report on an orthopedic practitioner’s approach to outcome evaluation”. Kozlowski A, Dean E, Horner S.

“Integration of Chinese philosophy into rehabilitation sciences” E Dean, M Yau

“Islamic physical therapy” S. Mahomed, S. Al-Obaidi, E Dean

“Ayurvedic physical therapy” G. Rodriguez, E Dean

“Critical review of the six minute walk test in neurological populations with special reference to polio survivors” E Dean, S Gylfadottir, M Dallimore.

“Cardiovascular/cardiorespiratory physiotherapy services in Hong Kong: A Systematic analysis of need, provision and economic impact” E Dean, A.Y.M. Jones

“Optimization of the oxygen delivery and consumption relationship in patients in the ICU: A physical therapy perspective” C Perme, E Dean

“Standing balance in polio survivors: Application of a viscoelastic model” M Kuczynski, J Eng, E Dean