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Prudence Plummer

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MGH Institute of Health Professions

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School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences

Department Of Rehabilitation Sciences

Prudence Plummer is currently serving as a Centers Professor at Mgh Institute of Health Professions.

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rehabilitation human movement gait analysis neurorehabilitation stroke multiple sclerosis neuroscience stroke rehabilitation physiology physical therapy motor control physical medicine cognitive science movement disorders movement analysis human performance geriatrics neuroscience of aging fall prevention pathological gait neurological rehabilitation physical activity exercise science exercise rehabilitation sport medicine geriatric medicine rehabilitation medicine older adults applied cognitive psychology experimental gerontology experimental medicine physical exercise active ageing task performance physical aging cognitive rehabilitation fatigue management gait-related dual-task interference healthy young adults dual-task walking older adult fallers gaze behavior pilot study young adults hospital discharge aging cell speech processing thrombosis medicinal research behavioural process behavioral research cerebral blood flow healthy aging telerehabilitation clinical effectiveness case studies clinical implementation benchmark studies cognitive ergonomics orthopedic biomechanics later adulthood motion analysis motor behavior elderly care baseline correction upper extremity motor skills carceral setting job performance physical exercise interventions unilateral neglect environmental setting task prioritization dual-task interference spontaneous speech slow walkers special education assistive technology neuropsychological rehabilitation behavioral disorders fluency disorders intellectual disability rehabilitation engineering abnormal child psychology psychoeducational assessment cognitive impairment disability balance behavioral sciences injury prevention neurology public health neuropsychology behavioral education health sciences learning disabilities positive behavior interventions industrial ergonomics clinical psychology accessibility psychopathology psychology attention disorders education psychiatry neurodevelopmental disorders recovery head trauma rehabilitation occupational therapy sport physical therapy kinesiology special education technology mental health concussion communication disorders aphasia inclusive education

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Cognitive-Motor Dual-Task Assessments in People With Multiple Sclerosis: A Scoping Review. Multiple Sclerosis and Related Disorders (2026)

Commentary on: “Walking as a Mediator Between Strength and Health-Related Quality of Life in Multiple Sclerosis”. Journal of Neurologic Physical Therapy (2025)

physical therapyneurologyneurorehabilitationmultiple sclerosisapplied physiologyexercise rehabilitationrehabilitationpathological gaithuman movementquality of lifephysical activitymovement disordersgait analysis

Critically Appraised Paper: High-Intensity Interval Training is Not Superior to Moderate Intensity Training in People With Multiple Sclerosis [Synopsis]. Journal of physiotherapy (2025)

Predictive Validity of Obstacle-Crossing Test Variations in Identifying Fallers After Inpatient Rehabilitation for Stroke. Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation (2025)

neurologyneurorehabilitationstrokerecoveryrehabilitationstroke rehabilitationfall preventionneurological rehabilitation

Walking Performance is Worse in Black Than White People With Multiple Sclerosis. Multiple Sclerosis and Related Disorders (2025)

Robert W MotlDeborah BackusJeffrey R HebertAlexander V NgKevin K McCullyWhitney N NealHollie SchmidtRobert McBurneyPrudence PlummerFrancois BethouxJohn LowmanGary Cutter

neurorehabilitationmultiple sclerosisblack experiencewhite peoplemovement disordersrehabilitationracepathological gaitneurological disordersdisabilitykinesiologyafrican american studiesracial discriminationgait analysismotor controlneurological rehabilitation

Characterizing Fatigue by Multiple Sclerosis Subtype and Determining Validity of a Fatigue Scale Specific to Persons With Progressive Multiple Sclerosis. International Journal of MS Care (2024)

Jennie FeldpauschPrudence PlummerZade Abou-RassNora Fritz

progressive multiple sclerosisneurologyneurorehabilitationmedicinemultiple sclerosisearly diagnosisneurosciencemultiple sclerosis subtypefatigue scale specificfatigue managementneurological rehabilitation

Critically Appraised Paper: Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilisation Leads to Superior and Sustained Improvements in Balance Compared With Core Stabilisation in Patients With Multiple Sclerosis [Synopsis]. Journal of physiotherapy (2024)

Critically Appraised Paper: Eccentric Resistance Training May Improve Strength and Power but Not Gait in Patients With Neurological Conditions [Synopsis]. Journal of physiotherapy (2024)

Critically Appraised Paper: High-Intensity Interval Training Results in Greater Walking Capacity at 8 and 12 Weeks Than Moderate-Intensity Locomotor Training in Chronic Stroke. Journal of physiotherapy (2024)

Critically Appraised Paper: In-Bed Cycle Ergometry in Mechanically Ventilated Patients is Safe but Does Not Improve Physical Function After Intensive Care Discharge [Synopsis]. Journal of physiotherapy (2024)

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Prudence Plummer

Professor

MGH Institute of Health Professions

Affiliations

Centers

School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences

Department Of Rehabilitation Sciences

Prudence Plummer is currently serving as a Centers Professor at Mgh Institute of Health Professions.

Honors

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Prudence Plummer

MGH Institute of Health Professions

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Cognitive-Motor Dual-Task Assessments in People With Multiple Sclerosis: A Scoping Review. Multiple Sclerosis and Related Disorders (2026)

Commentary on: “Walking as a Mediator Between Strength and Health-Related Quality of Life in Multiple Sclerosis”. Journal of Neurologic Physical Therapy (2025)

Critically Appraised Paper: High-Intensity Interval Training is Not Superior to Moderate Intensity Training in People With Multiple Sclerosis [Synopsis]. Journal of physiotherapy (2025)

Predictive Validity of Obstacle-Crossing Test Variations in Identifying Fallers After Inpatient Rehabilitation for Stroke. Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation (2025)

neurologyneurorehabilitationstrokerecoveryrehabilitationstroke rehabilitationfall preventionneurological rehabilitation

Walking Performance is Worse in Black Than White People With Multiple Sclerosis. Multiple Sclerosis and Related Disorders (2025)

Robert W MotlDeborah BackusJeffrey R HebertAlexander V NgKevin K McCullyWhitney N NealHollie SchmidtRobert McBurneyPrudence PlummerFrancois BethouxJohn LowmanGary Cutter

Characterizing Fatigue by Multiple Sclerosis Subtype and Determining Validity of a Fatigue Scale Specific to Persons With Progressive Multiple Sclerosis. International Journal of MS Care (2024)

Jennie FeldpauschPrudence PlummerZade Abou-RassNora Fritz

Critically Appraised Paper: Eccentric Resistance Training May Improve Strength and Power but Not Gait in Patients With Neurological Conditions [Synopsis]. Journal of physiotherapy (2024)

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