AHTF Blog
AHTF 2021 Silent Auction
The AHTF Annual Silent Auction opens for bidding on November 2! Items include books, courses, jewelry, clothing and more. Don’t miss out!
AHTF: Funding & Foundation Goals
AHTF Chairman James King, OTR, PhD, CHT was featured on a recent episode of the ASHT “Hands in Motion” podcast. He shared information about what AHTF does and the collaboration between the tri-alliance of AHTF, ASHT, and HTCC.
2021 Virtual Run/Walk for Hand Therapy Research Recap
Thank you to all of our participants and sponsors for making the 2021 Virtual 5K an enormously successful event.
AHTF 2021 Happy Hour with a Scholar
6:30 PM – 7:30 PM CDT, Friday, October 8, 2021 Online EventSusan Mackinnon, MD There's No Crying in Innovation! This lecture describes my translational research in the context of dissemination and implementation science. It reviews how major paradigms in nerve surgery...
2020 Happy Hour with a Scholar Recap
The 31st annual AHTF “Happy Hour with a Scholar” was a virtual event due to the COVID-19 pandemic. There was a record number of almost 1000 devices representing individuals viewing this live event.
Slack Fund to Support 2021 Burkhalter Grant
It is with great pleasure that we launch our first AHTF grant that will be enhanced by the Doris Ann Slack Upper Extremity Education & Research Innovation Fund.
2021 Grant Applications now being accepted!
AHTF offers grant funding for research projects related to rehabilitation of the upper extremity. Learn more about available research grants, the funding amounts for 2021, and how to submit a formal application.
AHTF 2020 Newsletter is now available!
Breaking News! We’re excited to bring you all the latest news from the AHTF including upcoming events, fundraising updates, board member changes and much more!
Grants
Supporting novice or experienced researchers who are able to expand the scientific evidence, visibility, and quality of upper extremity and hand rehabilitation.
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