Rehabilitation Research Laboratory
Rehabilitation Research Laboratory
3D analysis of joint kinematics
Multidimensional assessment of fatigue
Promoting musicians' health and preventing musculoskeletal disorders
Evaluation of mechanical properties of tendons
Analysis of the somatic distribution of pain
Exploration of factors associated with musculoskeletal disorders in adolescents
Mission and objectives
Specifically, the laboratory conducts projects mainly aimed at:
- Study the effectiveness of rehabilitation interventions for major musculoskeletal and neurological disorders
- Propose innovative rehabilitation interventions or pathways
- Develop and validate original methods for the evaluation of patients with motor disabilities and chronic pain
- Support teaching through the development of new digital technologies
Department
Department of Business Economics, Health and Social Care
Head of the Center
Marco Barbero, Professor and Head of Physiotherapy Laboratory, PhD in Physiotherapy
- Matteo Beretta-Piccoli, PhD, Physiologist, Senior lecturer-researcher
- Corrado Cescon, PhD, Biomedical engineer, Senior researcher
- Cinzia Cruder, PhD, Musician, Researcher
- Anna Folli, PhD Student, Physiotherapist, Scientific collaborator
- Marco Griseri, MSc, Physiotherapist, Research and teaching assistant
- Ruth Hersche, PhD, Occupational Therapist, Lecturer-researcher
- Alessandro Schneebeli, PhD Student, Physiotherapist , Lecturer-researcher
- Stefano Vercelli, PhD, Physiotherapist , Lecturer-researcher
- Andrea Weise, MSc, Occupational Therapst, Researcher
Undergraduate Studies
The lab's team of researchers is directly involved in the Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy and Occupational therapy, in the setting and management of the Evidence Base Practice (EBP) pathway, and other timely contributions within other clinical modules or within optional modules dedicated to clinical research and continuing education. Researchers regularly support students in their experimental and innovative thesis projects.
Continuing Education
The 2rLab's Continuing Education offering is aimed at physical and occupational therapists who wish to expand and refine their knowledge. The lab intervenes by offering various inputs in seminars inside and outside SUPSI. These include, for example, the course "Dry needling and manual therapy in the treatment of myofascial trigger points" and the course on introducing occupational therapists to the "Energy Management Education" protocol.
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Department of Business Economics, Health and Social Care
Rehabilitation Research Laboratory 2rLab
Stabile Piazzetta, Via Violino 11
CH-6928 Manno