His evidence-based research interests exist within the intersection of clinical practice and public health through the application of theory to solve clinical, organizational and social issues to promote safety and engagement in occupation. His past research projects include the development of a systems theory framework to reduce physical restraint use and falls and the application of a systems approach to improve safe patient handling. His current research includes the application of public health theories to improve organizational and individual safety culture, the use of an evidence-based communication model to promote collaboration to mitigate risk, and the relationship between trauma and occupation in adults.