Lenore Frost, Ph.D., OTR/L, CHT

Lenore Frost, Ph.D., OTR/L, CHT

Clinical Assistant Professor


Degrees and Certifications

    Ph.D.
    MAOM
    BS

    Specialty or Specialist Certification/Training
    OTR/L, CHT

Teaching Responsibilities

    Foundations: Clinical Anatomy and Kinesiology in the Context of Occupation
    Foundations: Pathology---Implications for Occupational Performance
    Human Occupation and Activity Analysis
    Evidence-based Seminar: Adulthood
    Special Topics

Research Interests & Grants

    Grants:
    Research/Scholarship Release Program (RSCR) AY2010-2011
    Research Interests:
    Safe Patient Handling and Movement Curriculum
    Interprofessional Service-learning
    Upper Quadrant Disorders

Publications and Presentations

    Frost, L. and Barkley, W. (In print). "Patient handling methods in occupational therapy curricula."
    American Journal of Occupational Therapy.

    Darragh, A., Campo, M., Frost, L., Abernathy, M., Pentico, M., & Margulis, M. (accepted for
    publication). "Safe Patient Handling Equipment in Therapy Practice: Implications for Rehabilitation." American Journal of Occupational Therapy.

    Frost, L., Harmeyer, F., and Bondoc, S. (2012). "The geriatric hand: Degenerative changes that
    affect hand function and occupational performance." OT Practice, 17, 8-12, 16.

    Frost, L. and Schepis, KM. (2011). "A Review of Three Flexor Tendon Repair Protocols."
    American Occupational Therapy Association Physical Disabilities Specialty Interest Section Newsletter

    Frost, L. (2010). "Integrating occupation into an outpatient occupational therapy practice: A
    community project." American Occupational Therapy Association Physical Disabilities Specialty Interest Section Newsletter

    Stricoff, R., Frost, L. and DeRubeis, F. (2009). "The Shoulder Simplified: A Holistic Approach
    Within an Evidence-Based Practice." American Occupational Therapy Association Physical Disabilities Specialty Interest Section Newsletter

    Frost, L., and Stricoff, R. (1997). "Repetitive strain injury: A new definition and treatment
    strategy based on the client-centered practice." Work 8, pg 45-53.


Contact Information

Office Location & Hours

  • Hours: Office hours as requested.
  • Location:
    Occupational Therapy
    Cambridge 1-0-11
    College of Health Professions
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