The Anatomy Learning Institute participates in a diverse range of scholarship in the anatomical and medical sciences. Below is a list of areas that are being investigated by faculty at the ALI. If you are interested in learning more about our research or how to get involved, please contact us.
Clinical Application of Anatomy
Improving anatomical knowledge is a well-documented path to improving patient care. We are interested in investing in the diverse application of anatomy in medicine, dentistry, physical and occupational therapy, athletic training, and more.
Recent Publications
- Pain Patterns of the Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction and Implications of Stress-Related Behaviors: A Pilot Study.
- Investigation into the use and impact of ankle supports among hockey players
Teaching and Learning in Anatomy
Anatomy is the cornerstone of all health science disciplines; therefore, it is crucial to investigate ways to improve the learning and teaching process. We are interested in investigating different ways to improve student learning and experience.
Recent Publications
Bioethics
Working with body donors is a privilege which everyone should treat with utmost respect. This opportunity provides learners and educators with a chance to address important topics such as respect, dignity, death and dying, and self-care. We are interested in investigating the social, spiritual and ethical impacts.
Recent Publications
Body Donor Research
Working with body donors is considered to be a superior way to learn anatomy and improve patient care. We are interested in maximizing the generous gift made by our body donors to improve education, research and training.