We held one-on-one interviews with people aging with long-term physical disability to learn more about their perspectives on physical activity. You can read about our… Read More »Physical Activity: Perspectives of Adults Aging with Disability
What: To test an online, seated tai chi class for older adults with mobility challenges Who: People aged 60-80 who have had mobility challenges (use… Read More »Participants needed!
The study protocol to test REBIL, an intervention to promote participation and reduce falls for people aging with long-term physical disabilities, was published in the… Read More »REBIL Study Protocol Published
We are pleased to introduce the newest member of our community-based research network: Aging Best! Located in Columbia, Mo., Aging Best is an Area Agency… Read More »Welcoming the Newest MADRN Member Organization
The latest MADRN webinar is available! Emily Somerville of the Program in Occupational Therapy at Washington University in St. Louis shares home modification best practices… Read More »Webinar: Implementing Home Modifications in a Community-Based Setting
A new paper from our longitudinal cohort study is now available in Healthcare! We examined relationships between aging-with-disability symptoms and social participation and found that… Read More »Aging-with-Disability Symptoms & Social Participation
Check out our latest infographic! We looked at how age of onset and primary cause of disability shape the lived experiences of participants in our… Read More »Diversity of Disability Pathways
This year, CEDAR Midwest team member Szu-Wei Chen attended the NARRTC Conference in Washington, D.C. The mission of NARRTC is “to promote the full inclusion… Read More »NARRTC Conference 2022
The recording of the most recent Missouri Aging and Disability Research Network (MADRN) webinar is now available! CEDAR Midwest team members Margaret Campbell and Szu-Wei… Read More »Webinar: Diversity of Disability Pathways Among Middle-Aged Adults
Our paper describing the participant characteristics from Year 1 of our longitudinal cohort study is now available on F1000Research! We analyzed data from the first… Read More »Cohort Study Sample Analysis Published in F1000 Research
Our latest paper is now available in the Archives of Rehabilitation Research and Clinical Translation! This paper analyzed data from Year 2 of our longitudinal… Read More »Sociodemographic Differences in Survey Format Preference
We have analyzed data relating to falls and participation from our longitudinal cohort study (Project 2). We examined the prevalence of falls, fall-related injury, and… Read More »Falls and Participation
Check out the latest infographic from Year 1 of our longitudinal cohort study, which shows how participants evaluate the amount of time they are spending… Read More »Activity Participation Infographic
Congratulations to CEDAR Midwest team member Courtney Weber, whose poster on factors that influence community participation for people aging with long-term physical disabilities won second-place… Read More »ACRM Poster Award
CEDAR Midwest is recruiting individuals aged 45-65 who have been living with a physical disability for at least 5 years to help test a home… Read More »Volunteers needed to test a home modification program
CEDAR Midwest doctoral student Courtney Weber was featured on the June 22 episode of “How To OT,” an occupational therapy podcast developed and hosted by… Read More »“How To OT” Podcast Feature
Social Connections: Moving from Research to Practice Join us at 3 p.m. CST on June 23, 2020 for our next webinar. Dr. Carla M. Perissinotto will discuss social… Read More »Our Next Webinar: June 23, 2020
Our paper describing the development of our community-based research network was accepted for publication in Journal of Clinical and Translational Science, and the pre-proof is now… Read More »Our Latest Publication
We were saddened to hear the news of the passing of Chuck Graham, one of our Community Advisory Board Members, on May 19. Mr. Graham… Read More »Sad News
