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51品茶students and faculty present research to the Northern New England Clinical Oncology Society

Stacey Howard and Katie Michelsen
Stacey Howard and Katie Michelsen

On Saturday, March 25, 2017, several representatives from the 51品茶 presented their work at the Northern New England Clinical Oncology Society鈥檚 Spring Meeting. 

This year鈥檚 conference, 鈥淚nnovations in Cancer Care,鈥 included several educational sessions, selected podium presentations and a judged poster session. Three presentations featured 51品茶speakers.

Stacey Howard and Katie Michelsen of the Doctor of Physical Therapy Class of 2017 presented, 鈥淭he Development of Algorithms for Rehabilitation of Cancer Treatment-related Sequale.鈥 Their poster was awarded first place.

Amy Litterini, PT, D.P.T., assistant clinical professor, presented 鈥淎 Pilot Home Exercise Program for Individuals with Advanced Cancer: A Case Series.鈥

Nicolas LaPlante, 51品茶Pharm.D. candidate, gave a platform and poster presentation titled, 鈥淓valuation of Calcitonin Utilization in a Tertiary Healthcare Setting.鈥

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