Beverley Catharine Craven
Dr. Craven is a Clinician Scientist appointed as an Associate Professor in the Department of Medicine, Division of Physical Medicine Rehabilitation at the University of Toronto.
Dr. Craven is a Senior Scientist within the Neural Engineering and Therapeutics Team at Toronto Rehabilitation Institute and holds a Craig H. Nielson Foundation Senior Scientist award. Dr. Craven is the Medical Lead of the Spinal Cord Rehabilitation program at Toronto Rehab’s Lyndhurst Centre within the University Health Network. Dr. Craven’s clinical and research expertise is in the prevention and treatment of secondary health conditions among individuals living with spinal cord injury and their related health service needs. Her recent work has focused on the associations between changes in body composition and multimorbidity among individuals with chronic spinal cord injury. Dr. Craven led the publication of the Rick Hansen Institute sponsored E-scan Atlas “Capturing Capacity in Canadian SCI Rehabilitation” www.idapt.com/research/scimanifesto. Dr. Craven currently co-leads the SCI-HIGH project aimed at developing structure, process and outcome indicators to advance SCI Rehabilitation in Canada by 2020. Dr. Craven has been the scientific co-chair of the 1st-7th National SCI Conference www.sci2017.com. Dr. Craven has published over 135 articles on related topics http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed