Bara Alsalaheen

Professor advancing research in the realm of health quality and clinical guidelines, Bara Alsalaheen is an esteemed Associate Professor of Physical Therapy at the Brain and Cognitive Sciences University of Michigan-Ann Arbor. As a licensed Physical Therapist, he brings a wealth of practical experience to his academic endeavors. He serves as the faculty director for the Sports Medicine Assessment and Rehabilitation Team (SMART), where he leads initiatives to enhance the safety and recovery processes for individuals affected by sports-related injuries. Professor Alsalaheen's research is primarily centered on improving health outcomes for individuals experiencing concussions, with a particular focus on sports-related concussions and neck and spine injuries. His work in cervicovestibular rehabilitation aims to develop effective therapeutic strategies to aid recovery and enhance quality of life for patients. His dedication to advancing knowledge in these areas is evident through his involvement in Learning Health Systems (LHS) and health services research, where he explores innovative approaches to healthcare delivery and implementation science. With a keen interest in health informatics, Professor Alsalaheen is committed to integrating technology and data-driven insights into clinical practice. His work in implementation science seeks to bridge the gap between research and practice, ensuring that evidence-based guidelines are effectively translated into real-world settings. Through his research and leadership, he strives to contribute to the development of comprehensive clinical guidelines that improve patient care and safety. Professor Alsalaheen's contributions to the field of physical therapy and sports medicine are widely recognized, and his work continues to influence the development of best practices in concussion management and spinal injury rehabilitation. His commitment to advancing the understanding of these complex health issues underscores his role as a leader in the field, dedicated to improving health outcomes and enhancing the quality of life for individuals affected by these conditions.