The Mobility Brief

Recent Issues

• Monday, March 9, 2026: This month, we examine the systems and science that support mobility across different scopes. We start with a global view, as Manuel Montero-Odasso presents a characterization of transnational geriatrics education initiatives and their potential for alignment. Following this, Robert Teasell, Jamie Fleet, Michael Payne, Ricardo Viana, and Sue Peters turn to the specifics of clinical trials, identifying the frequency and heterogeneity of outcome measures used in lower extremity stroke rehabilitation research. The issue concludes by looking at patient-specific anatomy, with work from Eldon Loh on using 3D modeling and fluoroscopic imaging to identify biomarkers in lumbar vertebrae for a pain medicine procedure.
• Monday, January 5, 2026: This month, The Mobility Brief examines key points in the continuum of patient care, from system-level implementation to specific clinical interventions. Work from Manuel Montero-Odasso considers the organizational hurdles in putting global fall prevention guidelines into practice, drawing lessons from Sweden. E. Ali Bateman outlines a protocol to review strategies for physician-to-physician handover between acute care and rehabilitation. The issue also includes a systematic review from Janelle Unger on the effectiveness of functional electrical stimulation for walking outcomes in people with incomplete spinal cord injury, and a case report from Eldon Loh describing a modified nerve block injection for a female with persistent pain after knee replacement.

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