CURRICULUM VITAE: Lara ALLET, Ph.D 1. Personal Details: Family name First name Gender Date of Birth Nationality Professional address: Languages: ALLET Lara, Eliane Female 22.02.1977 à LOECHE-LES-BAINS, Valais Swiss Haute Ecole de Santé, Filière de Physiothérapie, Genève Rue des Caroubiers 25 CH-1227 Carouge Phone: 0041.22.372.36.46 Fax: 0041.22.372.82.15 E-mail:lara.allet@hesge.ch German: mother tongue; French and English: spoken and written; Italian: basic knowledge 2. Current Position: a) Professor at the HES-SO, University of Applied Sciences in Geneva (60% since October 2009, Dpt. of Physical Therapy (15% teaching, 40% research, 5 % administration). b) In charge of research and quality assurance in Physical Therapy at the University Hospital in Geneva (HUG) (40% since October 2009), Health Care directorate (20% research, 10% teaching, 10% clinics). c) Nominated since the 1 st of April 2014 as Privat Docent, Faculty of Medicine, University of Geneva 3. Diploma: 25.06.1997: Senior High School (Maturity degree), College Spiritus Sanctus Brig, Valais, Switzerland. 30.08.2002: Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy, University of Applied Sciences, Leukerbad, Valais, Switzerland. Title of the thesis: «L effet des rotations dans l eau sur un corps hémiplégique spastique». 5.10.2006: Master of Physical Therapy Science, University of Maastricht, Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life, Dpt. of Epidemiology, Netherlands. Title of the thesis: «Les catégories d interventions CIF s appliquant à la physiothérapie des affections musculo-squelettiques». 15.02.2007: Certificate of Advanced studies (CAS) in Mentoring. University of Applied Sciences of Western Switzerland, Delémont, Suisse. 26.09.2008: Diploma in Academic Didactics, University of Fribourg, Fribourg, Switzerland. Title of the thesis: «L implémentation des catégories d intervention CIF dans la pratique quotidienne des physiothérapeutes». 16.12.2009: PhD, University of Maastricht, Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences, Dpt. of Epidemiology, Netherlands. Title of the thesis: Gait and balance characteristics in patients with diabetes type 2. Evaluation and treatment efficacy. 4. Professional activities (pre-graduate): 01.02.1999 to 31.07.2001 Different Intern-Ships as Physical Therapist: Rheumaklinik, Leukerbad, 1/7
Valais, Switzerland. (Part time according to the educational program) 01.08.2001 to 01.08.2002 Intern-Ship as Physical Therapists: Martigny, Valais, Switzerland. 5. Professional activities (post-graduate): 01.10.2002 to 31.08.2004 Physical Therapist: Dpt. Neurosciences, HUG, Geneva, Switzerland. 01.09.2004 to 31.08.2005 Physical Therapist: Dpt. Orthopedics and surgery, HUG, Geneva, Switzerland. 01.09.2005 to 31.08.2006 Physical Therapist: Dpt. Internal Medicine, HUG, Geneva, Switzerland. 01.09.2006 to 31.09.2009 PhD candidate at the Dpt. of Epidemiology; Faculty of Health Medicine and Life Sciences. 01.10.2009 ongoing In charge of Research and Quality assurance in Physical Therapy, Health care directorate, HUG, Geneva, Switzerland (40%). Professor at the University of Applied Sciences of Western Switzerland, Dpt. of Physical Therapy, Geneva, Switzerland (60%). 25.09.2010 to 01.02.2011 Short visit as a post doc at the Dpt. of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA. Objective: elaborate an international collaboration between the University of Michigan, the University of Applied Sciences of Western Switzerland and the University Hospitals in Geneva. The collaboration is ongoing and I returned to the US in November 2011 for one month. 6. Teaching activities: Pre-graduate 2003 to 2006 Mentoring of Physical Therapy students during their clinical rotation HUG, Geneva, Switzerland. (15 students; between 25 days and 11 weeks). 2006 to 2009 University of Applied Sciences of Western Switzerland., Geneva Search of scientific literature and Evidence-based Practice for BSc. Students in Physical Therapy (24 hours). 2011 to 2013 University of Geneva, Medical Faculty, Institute of Movement and Sport Sciences, Geneva, Switzerland. Biomechanics for BSc. students. Responsible for the module and teaching of 30 hours per year. Since October 2009 Since September 2013 University of Applied Sciences of Western Switzerland, Geneva. Research Methodology for BSc Students in Physical Therapy. Responsible for the module and teaching of 20 to 24 hours per year. This is an ongoing activity. University of Geneva, Medical Faculty, Geneva, Switzerland. Tutor for the Unit Introduction of the peripheral neural system. This activity accounts for 15 teaching hours per year. This is an ongoing activity. Post-graduate Since may 2011 University of Applied Sciences of Bern, Switzerland. Teaching of the module Sciences in Rehabilitation for MSc students in Physical therapy. 2/7
Continue Education June 2004 May to June 2005 January 2006 April 2006 December 2007 Responsible for the module and teaching of 26 hours per year. This is an ongoing activity. Teaching for clinical specialist in neuro-rehabilitation: Validated outcome measures (3.5 hours). Teaching for physical therapists: Critical reading of a scientific article (3 hours). Teaching for Clinical specialist in neuro-rehabilitation: Influence of different walking aids on the gait of hemiplegic patients (1 hour) University Hospitals of Geneva, Dpt. NEUCLID, Geneva, Switzerland Workshop for the service of neuro-rehabilitation: Re-conditioning and training (6 hours) Teaching for physical therapists: How to mentor a Journal Club (1 hour). 2007 to 2009 University of Applied Sciences of Western Switzerland, Leukerbad, Physical Therapy. Teaching of Evidence-based Practice in manual therapy for students applying for the certificate of advances studies in manual therapy (overall 27 hours). November 2008 March 2010 October 2013 Since 2007 Since 2010 University Hospitals of Geneva, Dpt. NEUCLID, Geneva, Switzerland: Education of clinical specialists in neuro-rehabilitation: Critical lecture of a scientific article (overall 3.5 hours). University Hospitals of Geneva, Dpt. NEUCLID, Geneva, Switzerland: Lecture during the Symposium of neuro-rehabilitation: Mobilité et espace entitled : Specific evaluation of functional capacities of patients with a hemi paresis (overall 0.5 hours) University Hospital Geneva, Unit of Physical Medicine and orthopaedic rehabilitation, Geneva, Switzerland. Information about ongoing activities at the human movement laboratory Willy Taillard. (1 hour) Continue Education in Sports Medicine and education for Swiss Olympic Trainers: Strengthening of trunk muscles (overall 25 hours). This is an ongoing activity. University of Applied Sciences in Health, La Source, Lausanne, Switzerland. Teaching of quantitative research methodology for the student applying for a certificate of applied Sciences in «Integration of Science in clinical practice» (4 to 8 hours per year). This is an ongoing activity. 7. Current research topics: PRINCIPLE INVESTIGATOR: - The influence of hip abductor fatigue on lower limb kinematic and kinetics during jump landing. - The effect of dance therapy on the functional capacity of patients with advanced obesity. - The effect of the Wii Balance Board for ankle sprain rehabilitation. CO-INVESTIGATOR: - Health care structures for chronic diseases in physiotherapy; how are physiotherapists prepared to take care of the increasing number of patients? (Lead for HES-SO, National 3/7
leading house is the ZHAW in Winterthur) - Neuromuscular Capacities, Balance and Post Perturbation Step Characteristics in Patients with Diabetes (collaboration with the University of Michigan). - DIAFIT: A national program to enhance physical activity in patients with a type 2 diabetes 8. Administration None 9. Distinctions: 2010 Award for the best Physiotherapy Research in Switzerland for the work Gait and Balance characteristics in patients with diabetes Type 2 of physioswiss (Swiss Physical Therapy Association) during the national Congress. National Physical Therapy Research Award 2010, Basel: (2 500 CHF) 2010 Award for the best Poster entitled An exercise intervention to improve diabetic patients gait and balance: a randomised controlled trial during the congress of the SGS (Swiss Society of Sport Sciences). Young researcher award 2010, Zürich: (500CHF) 2007 Award for the best presentation entitled La marche chez les patients atteints d un diabète Type II during the congress of GAMEA (Society of Movement analysis in children and adults) Award for young researcher, Bruxelles: (200 Euros) 2006 Award for the best poster during the Swiss conference of Rheumatology Geneva, ICF- Une partition pour les physiothérapeutes; un outil pratique et adapté Allet L. et al. (1000 CHF) 10. Associations: Membership of : Swiss Society of Sport Sciences (4S) Swiss Society of Sport Physical Therapy Sciences (ASPS) Swiss Physical Therapy Association, Physioswiss (ASP) Geneva Physical Therapy Association, Physiogenève (AGP) International Society of posture and Gait Research (ISPGR) French Society of Movement analysis in children and adults (SOFAMEA) 11. Official functions: Physical therapists of the Swiss Climbing National Team (Swiss Olympic, since 2005) 12. Scientific and technical functions: Scientific committee of the diploma of advanced studies in Sports therapy (since 2011). Committee of Swiss Society of Sport Physical Therapy Sciences (ASPS). Editorial commission of «Kinésithérapie-la Revue» (since December 2009). Research committee of the Swiss Physical Therapy Association physioswiss (since October 2010). Reviewer for several journals: Gait&Posture, Diabetologia, International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation, Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Clinical Biomechanics, Kinésithérapie - la Revue. 4/7
13. GRANTS AS A MAIN APPLICANT: 2015 Haute Ecole de Santé. Assessment and treatment of hip abductor muscle functions in elderly patients at increased risk of falls: 80 700 CHF (100%). 2013 Commission scientifique du domaine santé University of Applied Sciences of Western Switzerland: Jumping and injuries: The role of hip abductor strength: 101 700 CHF (100%) 2011 Office Fédéral de Sport (BASPO): L utilité virtuelle pour la rééducation des entorses de cheville et la prévention des récidives: 61 963 CHF (100%) 2011 Subside du CRC (Clinical Research Center University Hospital Geneva) for the project The effect of the Wii Balance Board for ankle sprain rehabilitation : CHF 34'000.-, 2011(100%). 2010 Grant by the SNF (Swiss National Science Foundation: section DORE) of CHF 110 418.00 for the project entitled Effect of dance therapy on the functional capacity of patients with advanced obesity (78%). 2010 Grant by the SNF (Swiss National Science Foundation: grants for International Short Visits) of CHF 11 040 with which to finance a stay at the University of Michigan in order to create an International Collaboration about The influence of neuromuscular capacities on post perturbation step characteristics in patients with diabetes type 2 (100%). 2010 Support by the Swiss Physical Therapy association of CHF 4 500 CHF for the project The effect of the Wii Balance Board for ankle sprain rehabilitation (100%). 2009 Grant by the Dutch Diabetic Federation (1500 Euro) for printing costs of the PhD thesis (100%). 2008 Grant by the SNF (Swiss National Science Foundation: grants for prospective researchers) of CHF 25 800 with which to finance a 7 months stay in Maastricht to finalize the project Gait characteristics of diabetic patients (100%). 2008 Bursary for congress participation for PhD students (300 Euro) GAMEA (100%). 2007 Support by the Swiss Physical Therapy association of CHF 9 600 CHF for the project Gait characteristics of diabetic patients (100%). 2005 Grant by the Swiss Physical therapy Association of CHF 1000 for the ICF project: ICF Intervention categories for physiotherapists (100%). 14. Brevet None 15. Tutoring for thesis: Co-promoteur for PhD students - The role of hip abductor muscle functions in elderly patients at increased risk of falls. Student: Simone Gafner (in progress) External consultant for PhD students - Correlation between neuro-cognitive factors and falls risk in patients with type II Diabetes Mellitus. Student: Asha Wettasinghe (in progress) Tutor for 8 MSc Thesis at the University of Geneva, Faculty of Medicine, Geneva, Switzerland. - «Etude de la différence de force musculaire de la hanche entre les personnes âgées chuteuses et non-chuteuses» (Mathilde Credeville 2016) - «Effet de la danse-thérapie sur l'activité physique des personnes obèses» (Aurélie Ballif 2015) - «La danse thérapie, son impact sur la qualité de vie et l estime de soi des patients obèses» 5/7
(Karin Rose 2015) - «Analyse comparative de diverses méthodes de prise en charge après une entorse de la cheville» (Otis Olela 2014) - «Evaluer l effet de trois types de rééducation après une entorse de la cheville sur la performance d un saut monopodal» (Alexandre Evrard - 2013). - «Effet de la Wii Balance Board sur la fonction et l équilibre du membre inférieur après une entorse de cheville : comparaison avec une rééducation classique» (Clémence Didisheim - 2012). - «L amélioration de la marche après une entorse de la cheville» (Abdallha Roukain - 2012). - «Comparaison de l efficacité d un programme de rééducation classique par rapport à un programme de rééducation utilisant la plateforme Wii Balance Board pour l équilibre suite à une entorse de cheville une étude de pilote» (Jérôme Tirefort - 2011). Tutor of 4 Physiotherapy MSc Thesis at the University of Applied Sciences in Bern Switzerland. - Using spatio-temporal gait parameters under simple and dual task conditions for fall risk detection in eldery people (Simon Schmidlin 2016) - The effect of obesity in adult women on their dynamic balance capability and their equilibrium strategy (Till Vontobel 2016) - The influence of hip abductor fatigue in healthy subjects aged 18 to 40 years on single leg balance and single leg landings: a pilot study. (Simone Gafner - 2014). - Comparison of motor control mechanisms during jump landing in ankle sprain patients and healthy subjects. (Franziska Zumstein - 2014). Tutor for 2 MSc Thesis at the Geneva University Human movement and medical sport sciences - Circumduction de la cheville saine et post-entorse : application d'un modèle biomécanique pour l évaluation de la mobilité articulaire» (Clément Theurillat 2013) - Effects of Kinesiotape on quadriceps and hamstring muscles strength. (Arhab Amar 2013) Tutor for 1 MSc Thesis at the University of Grenoble - Sciences Technologies Santé - Validation de la Short Physical Performance Battery (SPPB) pour identifier une personne à risque de chute chez les sujets agées (Marthe Vougny 2016) Tutor for 8 BSc. Thesis at the University of Applied Sciences of Western Switzerland, Geneva. - «L effet du VST seul ou combiné à un autre traitement comparé à un autre traitement standard seul chez des patients avec une lésion de l hémisphère» (2016) - «Rééducation à la marche chez les patients post AVC : Body-weight supported treadmill vs overground training» (2015) - «Comparaison entre l effet de l activité physique d endurance et de renforcement musculaire chez les patients atteints du Syndrome métabolique : une revue de littérature» (2014) - «Effet d un traitement de thérapie manuelle avec impulsion dans la prise en charge de l entorse externe de cheville de grade 1 et 2» (2012) - «Traitement des douleurs lombo-pelviennes chez la femme enceinte par l activation du Gate control system: physiothérapie active, acupuncture et aquagym» (2011) - «Efficacité de la thérapie motrice par contrainte induite chez les enfants hémiplégiques: une revue critique de la littérature» (2011) - «CIMT: efficacité par rapport à des enfants IMC qui n ont pas de CIMT: une revue critique de la littérature» (2010) - «Thérapie en miroir versus thérapie standard efficacité en stade aigu et subaigu du patient 6/7
AVC: une revue critique de la littérature» (2010) Geneva, 23 th of May 2016 Lara ALLET 7/7