Author

Camille Williams

Women's College Hospital - Cited by 240 - health technology - innovation - simulation - health professions education - skill acquisition

Biography

Camille Williams in Department of Department of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy, University of Toronto and Centre for Ambulatory Education at Women’s College Hospital, Toronto, Canada is a well known researcher in field of Science and therapy. One of his renowned works are Assessment of Where is the Learner in Ergonomics?
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Motor learning perspectives on haptic training for the upper extremities
CK Williams, H CarnahanIEEE transactions on haptics 7 (2), 240-250, 2014201
60
2014
Development and validation of tools for assessing use of personal protective equipment in health care
CK Williams, H CarnahanAmerican journal of infection control 41 (1), 28-32, 2013201
36
2013
It pays to go off-track: practicing with error-augmenting haptic feedback facilitates learning of a curve-tracing task
CK Williams, L Tremblay, H CarnahanFrontiers in psychology 7, 2010, 2016201
26
2016
Self-directed practice schedule enhances learning of suturing skills
O Safir, CK Williams, A Dubrowski, D Backstein, H CarnahanCanadian journal of surgery 56 (6), E142, 131
20
2013
A scoping review of undergraduate ambulatory care education
CK Williams, Y Hui, D Borschel, H CarnahanMedical Teacher 35 (6), 444-453, 2013201
16
2013
Colour-induced relationship between affect and reaching kinematics during a goal-directed aiming task
CK Williams, LEM Grierson, H CarnahanExperimental brain research 212, 555-561, 2011201
13
2011
Development and validation of tools for evaluation of orthosis fabrication
A Stefanovich, C Williams, P McKee, E Hagemann, H CarnahanThe American Journal of Occupational Therapy 66 (6), 739-746, 202
12
2012
Effects of robotic guidance on sensorimotor control: planning vs. online control?
GA Manson, M Alekhina, SL Srubiski, CK Williams, A Bhattacharjee, ...NeuroRehabilitation 35 (4), 689-700, 2014201
11
2014
Pressure is a viable controlled output of motor programming for object manipulation tasks
C Williams, D Shang, H CarnahanHaptics: Generating and Perceiving Tangible Sensations: International …, 202
10
2010
Using model hands for learning orthotic fabrication
E Hagemann, CK Williams, P McKee, A Stefanovich, H CarnahanThe American Journal of Occupational Therapy 68 (1), 86-94, 2014201
10
2014
The benefits of Fundamentals of Laparoscopic Surgery (FLS) training on simulated arthroscopy performance
JD WestwoodMedicine Meets Virtual Reality 19: NextMed 173, 412, 2012201
10
2012
Self-Control of haptic assistance for motor learning: Influences of frequency and opinion of utility
CK Williams, V Tseung, H CarnahanFrontiers in Psychology 8, 2082, 2017201
6
2017
Where is the learner in ergonomics?
H Carnahan, A Dubrowski, C Walsh, C WilliamsJ Ergon 2, 1-2, 2012201
5
2012
Design and evaluation of an interactive online program to enhance retention of infection control skills.
CK Williams, H CarnahanCanadian Journal of Infection Control 8 (), 01301
2
2013
Emotional valence and motor performance of Bharathanatyam hand gestures
C Williams, M Ganeshamoorthy, H CarnahanJournal of Sport & Exercise Psychology 34, S43-S44, 20220
1
2012
Learning Effects of Practice with Error-altering Haptic Feedback Depend on Bandwidth: Are there Implications for Rehabilitation Robots?
CK Williams, H CarnahanJournal of Functional Neurology, Rehabilitation, and Ergonomics 7 (2), 34-42, 20720
1
2017
An exploration of the utility of augmented haptic feedback for learning a curve-tracing task
CK WilliamsUniversity of Toronto (Canada), 20820
1
2018

Referred From: https://scholar.google.ca/citations?user=kt_iZboAAAAJ&hl=en

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