Dr. Annie Rochette

Biography

Annie Rochette is a full professor at the University of Montreal, specialized in the field of health sciences, with a focus on adaptation processes and social participation following a stroke (CVA). She investigates the efficacy of rehabilitation interventions offered to families post-stroke, emphasizing knowledge transfer and the triggers of stroke. Annie has an extensive background in overseeing graduate student dissertations, including topics on peer support and its role in the continued professional development of occupational therapists. Her involvement with the CIUSSS du Centre-Sud-de-l’Île-de-Montréal highlights her commitment to practical healthcare solutions. Rochette’s research is largely funded by prominent Canadian health research organizations, supporting initiatives that explore healthcare education and interdisciplinary practice in physical rehabilitation. Over her career, she has coordinated projects advocating for the development of educational and support tools regarding rehabilitation following strokes, as well as research into optimizing patient adherence to rehabilitation treatments. She also actively engages in exploring and enhancing community accessibility and inclusion for individuals with disabilities, reflecting her dedication to leveraging academic insights for societal betterment.

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