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Liam Johnson

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Researcher: Motor Control, Exercise Rehabilitation, Physical Activity Stroke, Traumatic Brain Injury. Passionate about sport, books, my family and black lab

Ballarat, Victoria
Joined October 2010
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@msk_health
Institute for Musculoskeletal Health
2 months
Have a moderate-to-severe traumatic brain injury? We're looking for people aged 10+ to take a short survey (15-20 mins) on what physical activity you enjoy - sports, walking, classes, etc. Your input helps us advocate for better community options 🙌 https://t.co/OOFXdiTukN
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@ASNRehab
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BDNF has been targeted as a potential biomarker for stroke recovery, & authors examined the effects of cardiovascular exercise on BDNF early after #stroke. They found cardiovascular exercise didn't induce significant chronic or acute changes in serum BDNF. https://t.co/KQZsAupE4l
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@ProsperRehab
Physiotherapy Rehabilitation Research Group
2 months
Dr @liamgjohnson was an invited speaker @ANZSO_Stroke 2025 Conference, discussing cardiorespiratory exercise for brain health after stroke and its cognitive impacts (PISCES-ZODIAC study) #stroke #cardiorespiratory #BrainHealth   Read the 📄: https://t.co/k7SFY8pBVI
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@BTB_Rehab
BTB Rehab
2 months
"To evaluate the perceptions, knowledge, and attitudes of multidisciplinary clinicians within a healthcare organisation completing a stroke-integrated cardiac rehabilitation research programme in addition to..." @TashMachado @liamgjohnson @GavinWPhysio
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Objective To evaluate the perceptions, knowledge, and attitudes of multidisciplinary clinicians within a healthcare organisation completing a stroke-integrated ...
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@msk_health
Institute for Musculoskeletal Health
2 months
Have a moderate-to-severe traumatic brain injury? We're looking for people aged 10+ to take a short survey (15-20 mins) on what physical activity you enjoy - sports, walking, classes, etc. Your input helps us advocate for better community options 🙌 https://t.co/OOFXdiU2al
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@ProsperRehab
Physiotherapy Rehabilitation Research Group
2 months
🆕📰New Paper led by Dr @TashMachado capturing clinician perspectives about a Stroke-Integrated Cardiac Rehabilitation Research Programme in subacute hospital care @GavinWPhysio @liamgjohnson @belinda_lawford Article: https://t.co/VNXNJv1Dqw #prosperresearch #stroke #cardiac
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@TashMachado
Natasha Machado
3 months
Just published… “Lessons learned: Clinicians’ perspectives, knowledge and attitudes towards a stroke-integrated cardiac rehabilitation programme” in Clinical Rehabilitation @GavinWPhysio @liamgjohnson @belinda_lawford @ProsperRehab https://t.co/NAeGT9z6xK
journals.sagepub.com
Objective To evaluate the perceptions, knowledge, and attitudes of multidisciplinary clinicians within a healthcare organisation completing a stroke-integrated ...
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@msk_health
Institute for Musculoskeletal Health
3 months
Have a moderate-to-severe traumatic brain injury? We're looking for people aged 10+ to take a short survey (15-20 mins) on what physical activity you enjoy - sports, walking, classes, etc. Your input helps us advocate for better community options 🙌 https://t.co/OOFXdiTukN
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@msk_health
Institute for Musculoskeletal Health
3 months
🧠 It’s #BrainInjury Awareness Week. Theme: Invisible disabilities deserve visible change. Last year we launched Australia’s first #physicalactivity guideline for people with msTBI. Now we need YOUR help to put it into action. 📝 Survey (10+ yrs, msTBI): https://t.co/OOFXdiTukN
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@ProsperRehab
Physiotherapy Rehabilitation Research Group
3 months
🆕📰New Publication led by @TashMachado evaluating the agreement between direct and estimate measures of max oxygen consumption (VO2max) after stroke. Find our manuscript here: https://t.co/oMkT97cRef @GavinWPhysio @liamgjohnson #prosperresearch #stroke #Vo2max #gradedexercise
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@msk_health
Institute for Musculoskeletal Health
3 months
It’s #BrainInjury Awareness Week 🧠 Theme: Invisible disabilities deserve visible change Last year we launched Australia’s first #physicalactivity guideline for people with msTBI to support health professionals and carers. 📖Access the guideline: https://t.co/xsjr9bSBd6 #BIAW
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@liamgjohnson
Liam Johnson
3 months
It was a privilege to work with people with TBI, their families and carers, clinicians, researchers, funders, and TBI advocates to complete this work under the incredible leadership of @Leanne_Hassett @syd_health @msk_health
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@hansen_phd
Dominique Hansen, PhD
3 months
High-intensity #exercise training to stimulate recovery in the acute stage of #stroke: very effective (maybe we should use/investigate this more often?) 👇 https://t.co/kcTsch1TR0 @REAmanzonwe @peterfeys_
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Background: High-intensity interval training (HIIT) has emerged as a potentially effective exercise promoting functional recovery post-stroke. Objective: This ...
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@msk_health
Institute for Musculoskeletal Health
3 months
Have a moderate-to-severe traumatic brain injury? We're looking for people aged 10+ to take a short survey (15-20 mins) on what physical activity you enjoy - sports, walking, classes, etc. Your input helps us advocate for better community options 🙌 https://t.co/OOFXdiU2al
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@kevinmoncion
Kevin Moncion, PT PhD
4 months
My last PhD study was just published looking at the perspectives of people post-stroke who completed a 12-week HIIT trial. People post-stroke describe that HIIT is empowering and enables meaningful engagement in both ADLs and IADLs. Check it out below:
tandfonline.com
High-intensity interval training (HIIT) is an effective exercise intervention for promoting health and recovery outcomes after stroke, but the perspectives and experiences of people post-stroke who...
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@TashMachado
Natasha Machado
4 months
Just published in Disability and Rehabilitation. A timed sit-to-stand test and prediction equation had no agreement with fitness in people with stroke. A simple test of fitness for people with stroke is required. @liamgjohnson @GavinWPhysio @ProsperRehab https://t.co/mLn7MQiCFj
tandfonline.com
To investigate the agreement between a graded exercise test (GXT) and a 45-second sit-to-stand test and prediction equation to predict cardiorespiratory fitness (CRF) in people with stroke.People w...
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@ASNRehab
ASNR
4 months
Though high-intensity interval training (HIIT) can increase neurotrophin, improve cardiovascular health, & enhance recovery after #stroke, it's rarely prescribed. Authors identified key facilitators & barriers to HIIT use in patients & rehab professionals: https://t.co/V1iDhKkXF6
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@SarahKAshcroft
Sarah Ashcroft
5 months
📣 My final PhD study has just been published! @liamgjohnson @SuzanneKuys @A_ThompsonButel In a ‘healthy adult’ cohort ⬆️ lactate may indicate ⬆️ #BDNF, but there is no correlation 🤔 BUT being male or carrying the Val66Met polymorphism may change this https://t.co/a9PJE68fXp
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While BDNF and lactate concentrations are responsive to a submaximal graded exercise test in a healthy population, lactate cannot be used as an alternative to BDNF and subsequently may not be an...
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@memorylab1
memorylab
6 months
Eight weeks of intense cardiovascular training do not increase brain derived neurotrophic factor levels in patients with subacute stroke despite significant increases in cardiorespiratory fitness.
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Background Following stroke, a growth-promoting response resulting in heightened neuroplasticity occurs during the early subacute stages of recovery, a period d...
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