Motor Function Measurement Lab
200 Lees Ave. Ottawa, ON, Canada

Our lab practicing our COVID-19 safety! We're doing a little lab training for study protocols, so keep a look out for recruitment starting up. #MFMLab #research #womeninscience #COVID19 #maskson #GogglesOn

New publication! Make sure to check out our new publication in the International Urogynecology Journal. Our article, "A model identifying characteristics predictive of successful pelvic floor muscle training among women with stress urinary incontinence", is open access. You can find the link here https://rdcu.be/cbkCd #MFMLab #womenshealthphysiotherapy #research #physiotherapy #womenshealth #womeninscience #pelvicfloorresearch #stressurinaryincontinence #academicpublication #journalarticle

Our work presented at ICS Annual Meeting: Evaluation of corticomotor excitability of the pelvic floor motor representation: feasibility and reliability of a new approach to record motor evoked potentials @mprfisiopelvica @mfm_lab For those of you that are participating in ICS 2020, Check it out! ... #icsmeeting #icsathome #womenshealthphysiotherapy #urinaryincontinence #pelvicfloorexercises #research #physiotherapy #womenshealth #uottawa #womeninscience #womaninscience #pelvicfloor #pelvicfloormuscles #pevicfloorresearch

Our work at ICS Annual Meeting! Is improvement in pelvic floor muscle function achieved through pelvic floor muscle training associated with improvement in stress urinary incontinence symptoms? Check it out! @mprfisiopelvica @kaylee.brooks88 @mfm_lab . The full text publication will out soon! A publicação dos resultados na íntegra estará disponível em breve. #icsmeeting #icsathome #womenshealthphysiotherapy #urinaryincontinence #pelvicfloorexercises

The MFM Lab has been hard at work on a Bladder Diary App! A team member, Layla Mitri, has entered it in an app contest and we need your help with the voting. If you have a uOttawa, McGill, or Carleton University email then you can vote! http://ow.ly/bvRH50AODL7 #MFMLab