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Carolyn Kelley, PT, DSc, NCS |
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| Phone: | 713-794-2087 | |
| Email: | ckelley@twu.edu | |
| Location: | 6013 Institute of Health Sciences - Houston | |
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School of Physical Therapy Texas Woman’s University 6700 Fannin St., Houston, TX 77030 |
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| Department: | School of Physical Therapy | |
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| Professional Interests: | I teach primarily in the neurological rehabilitation sequence in the entry-level/professional and post-professional programs. My research interests are in gait training (including use of the Lokomat) of stroke survivors, and in strength and functional measures of individuals with post-polio syndrome. My clinical practice is as a consultant in the post-polio clinic at TIRR Memorial Hermann Rehabilitation and Research and in the in-patient rehab unit at Memorial Hermann Hospital. Please review my curriculum vitae for more details. | |
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| Education: |
D.Sc. Biology and Psychology, Rice University, Houston, TX, 1981 |
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Selected Publications:Selected Publications:
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Kelley CKelley C, Dyer C, Ostwald S, et al. (2009) Multi-disciplinary education of health profession students in elder abuse and neglect. Poster presented at APTA Combined Sections Meeting, Las Vegas, NV. [Presentation]
Ostwald SK, Davis S, Hersch G, Kelley C, et al. (2008) Evidence-based educational guidelines for stroke survivors after discharge home. N Neurosci Nurs, 40(3):173-179. Kelley C, DiBello T. (2007) Orthotic assessment for individuals with postpolio syndrome: a classification system. J Prosthet Orthot, 19(4):109-113. Smith LK, Kelley C. Postpolio syndrome. In Umphred D (ed). Neurological Rehabilitation, 4th Ed. St. Louis, MO: Mosby, 2001. Lehmkuhl LD, Thoi LL, Baize C, Kelley C, et al. Multimodality treatment of joint contractures in patients with severe brain injury: cost, effectiveness and integration of therapies in the application of serial/inhibitive casts. J Head Trauma Rehabil, 1990;5(4):23-42. |
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