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Ms. Elizabeth Culleton-Quinn

Assistant Professor (Physiotherapy)
TRINITY CENTRE, S J H

Assistant Professor (Occupational Therapy)

Elizabeth Culleton-Quinn is a chartered physiotherapist who is an Assistant Professor at the Discipline of Physiotherapy and the Discipline of Occupational Therapy, TCD. Her main areas of research interest include Women's Health and in particular Pelvic Floor Dysfunction in Athletes, Menopause, Bone Health, Paediatrics, Bone Health and Breast Cancer
  Bone Health and Breast Cancer   Bone Health and Childhood Leukemia   Bone Health and Hip Fractures   Continence and Athletes   Promotion of Bone Health   Women's Health
 Prevalence and Experiences of Urinary Incontinence/ Pelvic Floor Muscle Dysfunction in Elite Female Athletes
 An investigation of computer-related musculoskeletal discomfort in university staff during COVID-19
 An investigation of computer-related musculoskeletal symptoms in university students during Covid-19
 Physical Activity, Bone Health, Quality of Life and Participation in Survivors of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
 A study to investigate the follow-up care delivered to patients who have had a DEXA scan post fractured hip.

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Represented ISCP as a member of the osteoporosis sub-group involved in the publication of the HSE/DOH&C/NCAOP 2008 document entitled "Strategy to Prevent Falls and Fractures in Ireland's Ageing Population".
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Member of the Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists 1989 Present
Member of International Continence Society 2019 2022
CORU Registered 2019 2022
Culleton-Quinn E, Bo K, Hamilton N, Cusack C, Daly D, Prevalence and experience of urinary incontinence among elite female Gaelic sports athletes, 2024, Journal Article, PUBLISHED  URL
Dockrell S & Culleton-Quinn E, Remote working during the COVID-19 pandemic: Computer-related musculoskeletal symptoms in university staff, WORK: A Journal of Prevention, Assessment & Rehabilitation, 74, 2023, p11 - 20, Journal Article, PUBLISHED  DOI
Culleton-Quinn E, Bø K, Fleming N, Mockler D, Cusack C, Daly D, A systematic review of female athletes' experiences of symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction , International Urogynecology Journal, 2022, Journal Article, PUBLISHED  DOI
Kavanagh L, Coghlan E, Harkin, B, Higgins A, MacErlane S, McCool A, Ryan C and Culleton-Quinn E, The Prevalence and Experience of Pelvic Floor Dysfunction in University Sportswomen, ISCPConf22 CONNECT, Dublin Online, 14th October 2022, 2022, Oral Presentation, PUBLISHED
Sara Dockrell & Elizabeth Culleton-Quinn, Staying Well at your Computer: Computer use and computer related musculoskeletal symptoms in university staff during COVID-19, Trinity College Dublin TARA, Trinity College Dublin, January, 2022, Report, PUBLISHED  TARA - Full Text  DOI
Culleton-Quinn E, Fleming N, Bø K, Mockler D, Cusack C, Daly D, A systematic review of female athletes'/sportswomen's experiences of incontinence and symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction, https://www.ics.org/education/icspublications/abstracts, International Continence Society Conference (Online), Melbourne, October 2021, 2021, Oral Presentation, PUBLISHED  URL
Dockrell, S. Johnston, N. Kenny, K. Breen, T. Ó Nualláin, C. Quigley, S. Culleton-Quinn, E. , An investigation of computer-related musculoskeletal symptoms in university students during Covid-19, P4 Healthcare - Predictive, Preventative, Participatory, Personalised ISCP Conference 2021, Ireland Online, October 2021, 2021, Poster, PUBLISHED
E. Culleton-Quinn, Dr A O'Marcaigh, P. Loughnane, L. Storey, Prof O. P. Smith, , An Investigation into the Physical Activity Levels of Adolescent Survivors Of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) Using Actigraph GT3XP Activity Monitors , ISCP Annual Conference, Galway, 2017, 2017, Oral Presentation, PUBLISHED
Dockrell, S. Bennett, K. Culleton-Quinn, E., Computer use and musculoskeletal symptoms among undergraduate university students, Computers & Education, 85, 2015, p102 - 109, Journal Article, PUBLISHED  DOI
O'Shea A, Kirrane N, Kirwan A & Culleton-Quinn E, AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE EXTENT OF RESEARCH CARRIED OUT BY QUALIFIED OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS IN IRELAND AND FACTORS WHICH INFLUENCE THEIR ENGAGEMENT IN RESEARCH., The Irish Journal of Occupational Therapy, 43, 2015, p17 - 25, Journal Article, PUBLISHED
  

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My main research interests are in the areas of Women's Health & Continence, Athletes and Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, Musculoskeletal Health, Bone Health, Paediatrics, and Cancer.