UW-Milwaukee Health Research Symposium is proud to announce the 2022 award winners.

Science

• Outstanding Project Abstract

  • Nursing Students’ Attitudes Regarding Breastfeeding Education by Stephanie Uhr
  • Os Trigonum Syndrome In a Collegiate Football Athlete by Jared Traver

• Outstanding Scientific Significance and Impact

  • De-Gendering Language in Nursing Curricula: A Pilot Study to Improve Cultural Safety by Laura Wozniak
  • Empowered Voices: Identifying strategies for retention of historically excluded and marginalized students in DPT education by Adane Durham
  • Reliability and criterion validity of hip and knee frontal plane projection angles and dynamic valgus index in those with patellofemoral pain by Erin Lally

• Most Innovative Research Design

  • A Closer Look at Covid-19: The Global Rehabilitation Response for Patients Hospitalized with Moderate to Severe Disease by Brandon Bigelow
  • Influence of uniform base layer on firefighter heart rate variability changes across a 24-hour shift by Cassandra Krueger
  • Hope in Patients with Critical Illness: A Concept Analysis by Raghad Tawalbeh

• Most Innovative Data Collection Methodology

  • Reliability and criterion validity of hip and knee frontal plane projection angles and dynamic valgus index in those with patellofemoral pain by Erin Lally
  • Determining Validity of Using Inertial Measurement Units to Calculate Ground Reaction Force by Kelsey Wagner

Presentation

• Outstanding Overall Video Presentation

  • Antibiotic Resistance Profiles and Prevalence of Aeromonas in Post-chlorinated Wastewater and Surrounding Recreational Beaches by Anthony Craig
  • Determining Validity of Using Inertial Measurement Units to Calculate Ground Reaction Force by Kelsey Wagner

• Best Graphic Design

  • Strong ARMing Barriers – Communication and Technology Solutions to Workflow Obstacles by Joe Osborne

• Best Narration

  • Quantifying the Influence of Spinal Cord Injury Lesion Level on Manual Wheelchair Handrim Kinetics Variability by Caleb Cordes
  • Pelvic motion during running: sex differences and the relationship between posture and motion by Maddy Mach

Engagement

• Highest Audience Engagement through Comments

  • Playing D1 Football with a Hallux Sesamoid Fracture:A Level III Case Study by Rebecca Oszewski