Anne B. Fleischer

Professor Anne B. Fleischer is focused on real-world applications of occupational therapy and cancer care, serving as an Associate Professor at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. Her research is dedicated to developing and implementing interventions that address cancer-related cognitive impairments and fatigue, aiming to enhance the quality of life for adults living with and beyond cancer. Through her work, she emphasizes the importance of supporting physical activity as a crucial component of recovery and long-term health maintenance. Professor Fleischer has made significant contributions to the field through her numerous publications in peer-reviewed journals, where she shares insights and findings from her research. Her commitment to advancing clinical care is evident in her active involvement in action research, which seeks to translate theoretical knowledge into practical solutions that can be applied in clinical settings. Her work not only contributes to the academic community but also has a direct impact on improving patient outcomes. In addition to her research and publications, Professor Fleischer is a regular presenter at national and international conferences, where she disseminates her findings and engages with other professionals in the field. Her presentations often focus on innovative strategies for managing cognitive impairments and promoting physical activity among cancer survivors, highlighting her dedication to advancing the field of occupational therapy. Professor Fleischer's passion for her work is driven by a desire to make a tangible difference in the lives of individuals affected by cancer. Her efforts in research, education, and clinical practice continue to shape the future of occupational therapy, ensuring that it remains a vital component of comprehensive cancer care.