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DESCRIPTION:Exploring Innovative Approaches in Healthcare\n\nThe 91ɬÂþ Sch
 ool of Physical and Occupational Therapy Research Committee is pleased to 
 present another SPOTlight on Research in Rehabilitation!\n\nJoin us for an
  exploration of Living Labs\, and how they may be poised to revolutionize 
 health care research.\n\nMonday June 15\, 2026\, 12pm-1pm (EDT)\n\nPresent
 ers: \n\n\n	Eva Kehaya\, PhD\n		Associate Professor and Director of Research
 \n		School of Physical and Occupational Therapy\, 91ɬÂþ\n		Adjunct
  Professor at the School of Communication Sciences and Disorders\, 91ɬÂþ 
 University\n		Scientific Co-Director of Feil Oberfeld research site of the C
 entre for Interdisciplinary Research in Rehabilitation of greater Montréal
  (CRIR)\n	Martina Desole LL.M.\n		Director\n		European Network of Living Labs (
 ENoLL)\n	Evdokimos Konstantinidis\, PhD\n		Assistant Professor\, Aristotle Un
 iversity of Thessaloniki\n		Vice-Chair\, European Network of Living Labs (EN
 oLL)\n\n\nThis meeting will be held via ZOOM and requires registration. To
  manage flow and process\, please register online in advance. \n	The presen
 tations will begin promptly.\n\nKindly note the webinar will be presented 
 in English.\n\nProfessor Kehayia's research program spans two main streams
  of local\, national and international activities and funding. The first s
 tream\, in the area of psycholinguistics/neurolinguistics\, focuses on the
  study of the architecture of the Mental Lexicon in unilingual\, bilingual
  and multilingual adults\, healthy aging and individuals with language lim
 itations due to acquired neurological conditions. The second stream of res
 earch addresses health and well-being\, accessibility\, inclusion and part
 icipation of persons living with physical disabilities. Using a Living Lab
  approach\, in collaboration with European Living Labs and the European ne
 twork of Living Labs\, for the past 15 years\, she has been conducting and
  fostering interdisciplinary and intersectoral projects in the community\,
  in everyday lived spaces\, leisure environments\, including museums. Her 
 recently published\, co-edited book Musée pour tous-Aude Porcedda-Editions
  Hermann\, provides a collection of views on accessibility and inclusion i
 n museum environments in Europe and Canada.\n\n-----------\n\nThe SPOTligh
 t on Research in Rehabilitation initiative enables researchers at 91ɬÂþ U
 niversity's School of Physical and Occupational Therapy to highlight their
  work to colleagues\, students and stakeholders through webinars\, podcast
 s\, educational videos\, feature articles\, in-person events and other dis
 semination platforms.\n
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SUMMARY:Can Living Labs Revolutionize Healthcare Research?
URL:/spot/channels/event/can-living-labs-revolutionize
 -healthcare-research-373068
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