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  December 14, 2020

  How to Keep Strong While Recovering from COVID-19 at Home

  COVID-19 patients can lose muscle mass quickly while staying in bed. Experts demonstrate safe and effective ways to keep muscles and joints flexible and strong throughout recovery.
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  November 30, 2020

  How Can Researchers Engage with Marginalized Communities to Better Understand Health Disparities?

  Creating practices for researchers to include the voices of the communities they work with.
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  September 2, 2020

  Transforming Ideas Into Action

  Occupational therapy students address inequality and societal issues through summer project.
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  July 1, 2020

  Get My Job: Spotlight on Industrial Design and Occupational Therapy

  Professor Mike Avery developed Jefferson’s advanced practice certificate in using design in healthcare delivery.
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  June 22, 2020

  OT Grad Student Earns Spot on the Eagles Cheer Team

  In addition to pursuing her doctorate in occupational therapy at Jefferson, Allison Tuso will help fire up crowds at the Linc.
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  May 28, 2020

  Essay: High Productivity Demands Negatively Impact Patient Quality of Care

  Jefferson physical therapy student writes award-winning article on improving rehabilitation practice.
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  March 9, 2020

  When an Emoji Is Worth a Thousand Words

  iPhone update ushers in a more inclusive world, occupational therapy student writes.
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  February 18, 2020

  Ram Relax Cart Bolsters Mindfulness

  The project developed by three occupational therapy professors helps students to relax and concentrate in class.
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  February 13, 2020

  Jefferson Is Global

  The University’s study away program provides life-changing experiences for students.
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  January 3, 2020

  The Intersection of Arts, Dementia and Training Tomorrow’s Empathetic Health Care Providers

  ARTZ at Jefferson reverses the traditional provider-patient hierarchy and enlists people with dementia as the teachers and mentors.
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  December 10, 2019

  On the Spot

  A new study shows how Jefferson students work to help high-need patients.