Physio CARE+

10/30/2025

Another fun Halloweek at the clinic! When your coworkers are more like friends, you are Golden! 💛 Lucky to have such an amazing team!

10/30/2025

Another fun Halloweek at the clinic! When your coworkers are more like friends, you are Golden! 💛 Lucky to have such an amazing team!

06/13/2025

Treatment for cancer can leave many physical side effects that can persist long after treatment is completed. This study is investigating the extent and impact of these side effects, and the need for physical rehabilitation. Please see the article below, and share! Link to participate in the survey is included in the article.

A new UM study is seeking Manitobans who have received cancer treatment over the past 10 years to take part in a survey about their physical rehabilitation needs.  Previous studies indicated that

06/11/2025

What is this Study About?
Cancer treatments can cause many lasting physical side effects that can impact function and quality of life. This study “Physical Rehabilitation Needs of Cancer Survivors in Manitoba” seeks to gather information through an anonymous and/or anonymized survey on physical concerns, functional challenges, activity/ recreation and work-related difficulties experienced by those living with and beyond a cancer diagnosis.
Why Participate?
You may help others in the future that are dealing with lasting side effects.
Your input may contribute valuable information that could help raise awareness of treatment side effects and available treatment options & help recognize the need for available and accessible rehabilitation services.
Who Can Participate?
If you are 18 years of age or older, live in Manitoba, can read English and have had treatment for cancer anytime over the last 10 years, we would love to hear from you!
Denise Dreikluft, BMR(PT)
MSc Rehabilitation Sciences student, University of Manitoba
Email: dreiklud@myumanitoba.ca
Link to survey:
redcap.link/mmr9lhjt (link also in bio)
Approved by UM Health Research Ethics
(HS26853, H2025:077) and Shared Health (SH2025:052).