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Margaret O'neil

Associate Professor

University of Massachusetts Lowell

Affiliations

Zuckerberg College of Health Sciences

Physical Therapy & Kinesiology Department

Margaret O'neil is currently serving as a Physical Therapy & Kinesiology Associate Professor at University of Massachusetts Lowell.

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Margaret O'neil

University of Massachusetts Lowell

Associate Professor

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pediatrics rehabilitation cerebral palsy physical therapy physical activity child development adolescent health child health public health disability child neurology neurorehabilitation pediatric obesity exercise science physical fitness occupational therapy family medicine obesity physical exercise physiological measurements early childhood development parental care adolescent psychology early intervention services objective measures feasibility study special education neurodevelopmental disorders family relations family issues family process neonatology activity recognition family therapy childhood obesity motor difficulties pilot study executive summary systematic review physical therapist intervention care coordination special healthcare needs activity intensity respiratory medicine movement disorders family psychology family studies family practice family violence behavior monitoring decision trees reliability analysis accelerometers case studies child care correctional practice family diversity family involvement mobility analysis need analysis therapeutic relationship randomized controlled trials fitness measure occupational medicine benchmark studies experimental analysis scientific visualization eeg signal processing experiment design gamification community health group swimming autism spectrum disorders aquatic exercise programme ambulant children injured brain wellness virtual reality games virtual reality pediatric rehabilitation physical activity measures child-computer interaction physical education health promotion physical development

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A Tele-Rehabilitation Home Exercise Program for Ambulatory Adults With Cerebral Palsy: A Feasibility Study. Physical & Occupational Therapy In Pediatrics (2025)

neurologyneurorehabilitationtelerehabilitationtelehealthassistive technologyambulatory adultsrecoveryphysical medicinerehabilitationfeasibility studystroke rehabilitationphysical activitycerebral palsyneurological rehabilitation

Physical Activity Intensity in Youth With Chronic Pain With and Without Healthy Weight: A Preliminary Study. Disabilities (2025)

physical activitychronic painpediatric obesityphysical activity intensityhealth sciencesapplied physiologyexercise physiologyweight disordersadolescent healthpain researchrehabilitationphysical exercisekinesiologywithout healthy weightchronic musculoskeletal conditionsexercise science

Validity of Promis® Pediatric Physical Activity Parent Proxy Short Form Scale as a Physical Activity Measure for Children With Cerebral Palsy Who Are Non-Ambulatory. Behavioral Sciences (2025)

physical fitnesschild neurologypediatric obesitycerebral palsy whokinesiologymotor difficultiespediatricschild developmentphysical exerciserehabilitationchild healthphysical activity epidemiologyphysical activity measurephysical activity

Measuring Physical Activity in Children Who Do Not Walk and With Cerebral Palsy: An Exploratory Case Series. Pediatric Physical Therapy (2024)

Nia Toomer-MensahMargaret O’NeilMiguel BlacuttLori Quinn

pediatricsrehabilitationphysical activitycerebral palsyexploratory case series

Policy Brief: Adaptive Cycling Equipment for Individuals With Neurodevelopmental Disabilities as Durable Medical Equipment. Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences (2023)

Mary E. GannottiMargaret E. O’NeilMaria Fragala-PinkhamGeorge E. GortonDaniel G. Whitney

neurodevelopmental disabilitieshealth policyadaptive cycling equipmentrehabilitationdurable medical equipmentrehabilitation engineeringpolicy brief

Steps to Revising the Apta Pediatrics Research Agenda. Pediatric Physical Therapy (2022)

Anjana Narayan BhatAlyssa FissMargaret O'NeilJennifer SansomJill HeathcockStacey C. DusingJennifer Christy

pediatrics

Artificial Intelligence Application Versus Physical Therapist for Squat Evaluation: A Randomized Controlled Trial. Scientific Reports (2021)

Alessandro LunaLorenzo CasertanoJean TimmerbergMargaret O’NeilJason MachowskyCheng-Shiun LeuJianghui LinZhiqian FangWilliam DouglasSunil Agrawal

physical therapyrandomized controlled trialsartificial intelligence applicationrehabilitationartificial intelligencesquat evaluation

Cerebral Palsy. Springer eBooks (2020)

Commentary on “I Want to Play: Children With Cerebral Palsy Talk About Their Experiences on Barriers and Facilitators to Participation in Leisure Activities”. Pediatric Physical Therapy (2020)

Maria A. Fragala-PinkhamMargaret E. O'Neil

leisure activitiespediatricschild developmentrehabilitationsport participationpublic participation

Early Intervention Physical Therapy Using “Parent Empowerment Program” for Children With Down Syndrome in Pakistan: A Feasibility Study. Journal of Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine (2020)

Zehra Habib-HasanMemoona Salman SheikhZahra HoodbhoyIqbal AzamMargaret O’Neil

physical therapybenchmark studiesparent empowerment programpediatricsrehabilitationfeasibility study

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Margaret O'neil

Associate Professor

University of Massachusetts Lowell

Affiliations

Zuckerberg College of Health Sciences

Physical Therapy & Kinesiology Department

Margaret O'neil is currently serving as a Physical Therapy & Kinesiology Associate Professor at University of Massachusetts Lowell.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Margaret O'neil

University of Massachusetts Lowell

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Tele-Rehabilitation Home Exercise Program for Ambulatory Adults With Cerebral Palsy: A Feasibility Study. Physical & Occupational Therapy In Pediatrics (2025)

Physical Activity Intensity in Youth With Chronic Pain With and Without Healthy Weight: A Preliminary Study. Disabilities (2025)

Validity of Promis® Pediatric Physical Activity Parent Proxy Short Form Scale as a Physical Activity Measure for Children With Cerebral Palsy Who Are Non-Ambulatory. Behavioral Sciences (2025)

Measuring Physical Activity in Children Who Do Not Walk and With Cerebral Palsy: An Exploratory Case Series. Pediatric Physical Therapy (2024)

Nia Toomer-MensahMargaret O’NeilMiguel BlacuttLori Quinn

pediatricsrehabilitationphysical activitycerebral palsyexploratory case series

Policy Brief: Adaptive Cycling Equipment for Individuals With Neurodevelopmental Disabilities as Durable Medical Equipment. Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences (2023)

Mary E. GannottiMargaret E. O’NeilMaria Fragala-PinkhamGeorge E. GortonDaniel G. Whitney

neurodevelopmental disabilitieshealth policyadaptive cycling equipmentrehabilitationdurable medical equipmentrehabilitation engineeringpolicy brief

Steps to Revising the Apta Pediatrics Research Agenda. Pediatric Physical Therapy (2022)

Anjana Narayan BhatAlyssa FissMargaret O'NeilJennifer SansomJill HeathcockStacey C. DusingJennifer Christy

pediatrics

Artificial Intelligence Application Versus Physical Therapist for Squat Evaluation: A Randomized Controlled Trial. Scientific Reports (2021)

Alessandro LunaLorenzo CasertanoJean TimmerbergMargaret O’NeilJason MachowskyCheng-Shiun LeuJianghui LinZhiqian FangWilliam DouglasSunil Agrawal

physical therapyrandomized controlled trialsartificial intelligence applicationrehabilitationartificial intelligencesquat evaluation

Cerebral Palsy. Springer eBooks (2020)

Commentary on “I Want to Play: Children With Cerebral Palsy Talk About Their Experiences on Barriers and Facilitators to Participation in Leisure Activities”. Pediatric Physical Therapy (2020)

Maria A. Fragala-PinkhamMargaret E. O'Neil

leisure activitiespediatricschild developmentrehabilitationsport participationpublic participation

Early Intervention Physical Therapy Using “Parent Empowerment Program” for Children With Down Syndrome in Pakistan: A Feasibility Study. Journal of Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine (2020)

Zehra Habib-HasanMemoona Salman SheikhZahra HoodbhoyIqbal AzamMargaret O’Neil

physical therapybenchmark studiesparent empowerment programpediatricsrehabilitationfeasibility study

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