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The ISPRM 2024 program will cover topics across three pillars: trauma, technology and timing.
With 8 concurrent streams, 14 keynote lectures, pre-congress workshops, posters and more – this program is not to be missed!
Important: to see detailed information on the individual workshops/sessions including pre-reading/requirements make sure you select the “view workshop/session information” options below!
In 2024 ISPRM will be hosting pre-congress workshops.
More information on these workshops will be provided here as they are confirmed.
These will either take a full day format (0900 – 1800 hours) or half day format (0900 – 1300 hours / 1400 – 1800 hours).
Some of these pre-congress workshops will incur an additional charge – this will be indicated below.
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0900 – 1300 |
Sustaining Health Through Climate Change: Policy, Research, Action
Chair: Nina Carmela Tamayo Welcome and Speakers’ introduction Nina Carmela Tamayo Icebreaker – Interactive questions using Mentimeter platform Nina Carmela Tamayo Climate change and health in Australia Kimberly Humphrey Scoping Literature Review of the state of PM&R and Climate Change Maya Newman Review of preliminary data on qualitative research pilot study on caregiver and patient perceptions/fears of climate change in a cerebral palsy clinic Kelli Kakome Green is the Accessible: Healthcare solutions Maya Newman Workshop: Sustainability in Healthcare Practices Nina Carmela Tamayo Workshop: Disaster Preparedness Emergency Plan Nina Carmela Tamayo Disaster Preparedness, Australian Initiatives, & P-CEP Workbook Liala Cadelli Policies, politics and people – understanding worldwide politics in climate change Ying Zhang AAP, ISPRM and CCLEAR Statements/ Guidelines Nina Carmela Tamayo Conclusion / Closing Interactive Session via Mentimeter platform Maya Newman View workshop information |
7th Annual Workshop on Global Approaches to the Rehabilitation of Cancer Patients
Workshop will incur an additional fee in addition to congress registration – please check link above. Chair: Vishwas Raj Chairperson introduction: Global State of Cancer Rehabilitation Vishwas Raj Social and Cultural Contexts of Rehabilitation and Cancer Treatment Birgit Leibbrand Application of Chemotherapy and Radiation During Rehabilitation Care Plans Steven Faux Management of Migraine Headaches After Cancer Surgery Farha Ikramuddin BREAK State of Cancer Rehabilitation in Australia and New Zealand Krystal Song Swatee Jena Breast Cancer Survivorship Issues: Pain and Body Image Amy Ng Palliative Rehabilitation Jegy Tennison Evaluating Cancer Rehabilitation Practices in the LMIC: Some perspectives from Pakistan Farooq Rathore BREAK Lymphedema Ady Correa Rehabilitation of Patients with Prostate Cancer: Current and Future Concepts Michael Fediw Experiences of Cancer Rehabilitation in China Monica Hu Telerehabilitation and referrals to cancer patients to rehabilitation services Monica Pinto Q&A, wrap up and networking View workshop information |
Exercise to Prevent Falls Injury: Implementation of Evidence to Guide Clinical Practice
Workshop will incur an additional fee for non-registered ISPRM 2024 delegates only! Please check link above. Chair: Ian Cameron Introduction and background Ian Cameron Exercise and older people – Cochrane Collaboration Reviews and the WHO initiative Cathie Sherrington Implementing and evaluating a falls injury prevention exercise program Rik Dawson Challenges of implementation of falls exercise programs Sallie Lamb Workshop developing interventions Sallie Lamb Report back from groups Panel to comment on group feedback Sallie Lamb, Cathie Sherrington, Rik Dawson and Ian Cameron Future challenges in exercise for falls injury prevention Sallie Lamb, Cathie Sherrington, Rik Dawson and Ian Cameron Learnings from workshop and close Ian Cameron View workshop information |
Functional neurological Disorders – empowering clinicians in multidisciplinary teams to meet the need
Chair: Sabine Hennel Chairperson introduction Sabine Hennel The neurobiology of FND Sabine Hennel The role of the MDT rehab team Sabine Hennel, Amanda Apple Explaining the diagnosis – the importance of language Linda Taimre, Ellie Locke Break out session to practice explaining the diagnosis All speakers Preparing for admission – assessment Ella Barry, Ellie Locke Break out session – case study – assessment All speakers Preparing for admission – goal setting and developing the timetable Ella Barry, Ellie Locke Break out session – case study – goal setting and preparing the timetable All speakers Interdisciplinary work in the MDT Ellie Locke, Annette Baron, Ella Barry Discipline specific break out – strategies to work with young people with FND to achieve their goals All speakers Functional Seizures – an approach, and how to help the team and ward manage Linda Taimre, Sabine Hennel, Amanda Apple Relapse prevention planning Linda Taimre, Annette Baron, Ella Barry Break out session – case study – developing a relapse prevention plan All speakers Helping reintegrate – getting back to school/uni – how to support the school/uni team Heidi Gilmour Supporting community clinicians Ella Barry, Amanda Apple Bringing it all together – another case study with group discussion All speakers Discussion – what are the barriers Amanda Apple, Linda Taimre Discussion – breaking barriers together Sabine Hennel View workshop information |
The Complexities of Persistent Post-Concussive Symptoms, Management Perspectives and Outcome
Workshop will incur an additional fee in addition to congress registration – please check link above. Sponsored by: Epworth Rehabilitation Chair: John Olver Unresolved Issues from a Multidisciplinary Concussion Clinic for Persistent Post-Concussive Symptoms – the first 1000 patients John Olver Interdisciplinary rehabilitation for concussion recovery (iRECOveR) – Unpacking the treatments from a pilot trial Adam McKay Implementing the Brain Injury Screening Tool into primary and secondary care Alice Theadom The Clinical Relevance of Current Biomarkers and Dietary Considerations in Persistent Post-Concussive Symptoms Beth McQuiston Systems of Concussion Care on the West Coast of the USA and Current Research at Newcastle University Chris Levi Factors Influencing Outcome including Referral Timeframes and Gender Rose Acher Treating Persistent Concussion Symptoms as Functional Neurological Symptoms – The Neuropsychological Perspective Harvey Jones Treatment of Vestibular Symptoms – Assessment for Return to Sport Laura Fazzari View workshop information |
Competency Based Curriculum Development for Health Care professionals on Community Based Rehabilitation and Inclusive development using Kern’s Six Step Approach
Chair: Maya Therattil Introduction to the Workshop Maya Therattil Overview of CBR, Disability, CBID, UNCRPD, ICF Deepthi N Shanbhag Sensitivity towards PWDs and their inclusion- Reflections on articles written by Persons with disability/ Caregivers Deepthi N Shanbhag To understand the terms in learning like “Curriculum”, “Competency”, “Domains of learning”, “Specific learning objectives” Deepthi N Shanbhag Kern’s 6 step approach for developing Curriculum Deepthi N Shanbhag Development of Competency Based Curriculum for Community Based rehabilitation using Kern’s 6 step Approach Deepthi N Shanbhag Presentation by the groups Concluding remarks and future plans Maya Therattil View workshop information |
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USPRM courses – Advanced (Day 1)
Workshop will incur an additional fee in addition to congress registration – please check link below. 0830 hours: Opening remarks 0845 hours: Lecture: Musculoskeletal US in PRM 0930 hours: Lecture: Basic principles and settings BREAK 1030 hours: Lecture: Shoulder pathologies 1050 hours: Lecture: Elbow pathologies 1110 hours: Lecture: Wrist/hand pathologies 1130 hours: Practice LUNCH BREAK 1400 hours: Lecture and demo: Upper limb nerves/muscles 1415 hours: Practice BREAK 1530 hours: Lecture: Hip pathologies 1550 hours: Lecture: Knee pathologies 1610 hours: Lecture: Ankle/foot pathologies 1630 hours: Practice 1730 hours: Closing Speakers: Levent Özçakar Kamal Mezian Amit Bhargava Goeff Speldewinde Stuart Tan Jom Jiao Sachin Shetty Arun Maram Navita Vyas View workshop information |
USPRM courses – Basic (Day 1)
Workshop will incur an additional fee in addition to congress registration – please check link below. 0830 hours: Opening remarks 0845 hours: Lecture: Musculoskeletal US in PRM 0930 hours: Lecture: Basic principles and settings BREAK 1030 hours: Evaluation of the shoulder 1045 hours: Practice 1145 hours: Evaluation of the elbow 1200 hours: Practice LUNCH BREAK 1400 hours: Lecture and demo: Evaluation of the wrist/hand 1415 hours: Practice BREAK 1530 hours: Evaluation of the hip 1545 hours: Practice 1645 hours: Discussion 1730 hours: Closing Speakers: Levent Özçakar Kamal Mezian Amit Bhargava Goeff Speldewinde Stuart Tan Jom Jiao Sachin Shetty Arun Maram View workshop information |
RMSANZ Spasticity Management Level 1 Workshop
Workshop will incur an additional fee in addition to congress registration – please check link below. Welcome and introduction John Estelle Session 1 Pathophysiology and assessment of spasticity Ian Baguley Management of spasticity and role of botulinum John Estelle Q&A MORNING TEA Session 2 Principles of Ultrasound Muscle Delineation in Spasticity Management Warren Jennings-Bell Model demonstration, phantom injections and ultrasound practice- including Q & A Ian Baguley, John Estelle, Warren Jennings-Bell Session 3 Dilution and mixing of toxin John Estelle, Ian Baguley, Warren Jennings-Bell Assessment and injection of patients: 4 stations x 2 patients John Estelle, Warren Jennings-Bell, Victoria Peeva, Myles Kwa Q&A and wrap up John Estelle View workshop information |
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1400 – 1800 |
Clinical Trial Governance and Conduct — Ethics, Trial Registration, and Reporting Guideline
Chair: Farooq Rathore Chairperson introduction Farooq Rathore Overview of the session and Learning Outcomes/ Ground Rules Musab Bin Noor Participants Introduction and Pre-Workshop Online Poll Farooq Rathore • Definition of clinical trial according to the World Health Organization (WHO) • Evolution of clinical research and the importance of human research ethics principles Muhammad Khalil • Full informed consent and avoiding coercion or exploitation • Ethical aspects: use of placebo, risk analysis, post-trial care, and compensation Musab Bin Noor • Identifying best practices in ethical conduct and reporting of clinical trials • Understanding and applying relevant guidelines applicable to different types of clinical trials • Global standards of ethics in clinical trial conduct and reporting Muhammad Khalil • Importance of prospective registration in publicly accessible clinical trial registries • Identification and understanding of relevant trial registries and their functions Farooq Rathore • Overview of different reporting guidelines recommended for conducting and publishing clinical trials. • Implementing globally accepted reporting guidelines in clinical trial research Musab Bin Noor • Practical exercises to apply ethical principles and guidelines. • Analyzing case studies to explore ethical dilemmas and decision-making processes. All speakers Summary and Take-Home Message Farooq Rathore Gamification Muhammad Khalil Q&A Farooq Rathore View workshop information |
Disability Culture – Enhancing Accessible PM&R Clinical Care
This workshop will run between 1400 – 1530 hours Chair: Yetsa Tuakli-Wosornu Chairperson introduction Yetsa Tuakli-Wosornu Principles of Disability Cultural Competency: Concepts, Humour and Crip Wisdom Nora Newcomb Rehab and People with Disabilities: Specific Concerns and Considerations Mark Peterson ADEPT-CARE: A Nine Step Framework for Accessibility and Inclusion Nora Newcomb Patients as Equals: How to Include Patient-Partners in Academic Medicine Catherine Stratton Brainstorming Application of Principles All speakers and Uma Pandiyan View workshop information |
Youth and student workshop
Chairperson: Tareq Alkhatib, Cassie Cook and Alessandro de Sire Role of ISPRM Youth Forum for the future of rehabilitation medicine and training pathways Alessandro de Sire Presented by Emanuele Prestifilippo The impact of workforce shortages during PRM residency program in Italy Emanuele Prestifilippo Training pathways in Ghana and Africa Abena Tannor The seismic shift from specialty training to being a consultant: a registrar’s perspective Ihuoma Okereke Developmental Disability, time for clinical leadership in the adult sector and transition based models of care for improved health outcomes Jessica Smith Thriving Through Turbulance: A Roadmap for Wellness During Residency in Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine Tawab Khalil Break for networking Ice breaking event The wild and unusual, non-linear paths that different people take to end up training in Rehabilitation Medicine Cassie Cook and Steven Faux Advocacy- The Time is Now Edward Lewis Panel discussion – How would you handle this training scenario in your country Moderated by Nathaniel Chandra View workshop information |
Neurogenic Bladder & Bowel Management for People with Spinal Cord Injuries
Chairs: Shaun Xiong and Raj Singhal Chairperson introduction Shaun Xiong Raj Singhal Medical aspects (ASIA Impairment Scales, neurological examinations) Shaun Xiong Neurogenic Bladder, interpretation of Urodynamic studies Sharon English Raj Singhal Frank Frizelle Pradeep Thumbikat Shaun Xiong Medical & Surgical management of Neurogenic Bladder Sharon English BREAK Sexual Functions Raj Singhal Neurogenic Bowel, Medical Management Pradeep Thumbikat Neurogenic Bowel, Surgical Management Strategies Frank Frizelle View workshop information |
Role of Special Interest Groups in Assessing the Needs of Physiatrists in Emerging Nations
Chair: Anne Ambrose Research: Collaborating with physiatrists from emerging nations to increase diversity amongst researchers and disseminate results pertinent to local communities Anne Ambrose Education: Assessing the preparedness of physiatrists from emerging nations to create and lead rehabilitation teams Maya Therattil Training: Collaborating with physiatrists from South America to create cardiac rehabilitation programs in their home countries Carmen Terzic Needs Assessments: What do physiatrists from emerging nations need Deepti Narayan Shanbagh International rehabilitation cooperation in Jamaica Matthew Bartels Experience leading PAPA (Philippines American Physiatrist Association) Nina Tamayo Pioneering Rehabilitation Medicine Academic Capacity building over 25 years and its impact to-date Zaliha Omar Panel discussion All speakers View workshop information |
The International Standards for the Neurological Classification of Spinal Cord Injuries: training for the novice
Chair: Lisa Harvey Introduction and background to the ISNCSCI Lisa Harvey The sensory assessment and sensory levels Lisa Harvey Break The motor assessment and motor levels Lisa Harvey The AIS grades and neurological level Lisa Harvey The use of asterisks, NT and ND Lisa Harvey View workshop information |
Cryoneurolysis for spasticity, associated pain and presumed contracture
Chair: Ibrahim Ali Chairperson introduction Ibrahim Ali Introduction to cryoneurolysis with the mechanism of action Eve Boissonnault Colourful and clear clinical case examples demonstrating how to target a motor nerve, sensory nerve, mixed motor sensory trunk or intramuscular nerve branch. Paul Winston Anton Pick Eve Boissonnault Pediatric nerve blocks and cryoneurolysis Paul Winston Fraser MacRae Clinical care choices, multiple case examples where the audience gets to choose which nerves they would target for each spastic pattern Paul Winston Anton Pick Eve Boissonnault Clinical data from mutiple studies Fraser MacRae Hands on ultrasound training for nerve targeting Ibrahim Ali Eve Boissonnault Paul Winston Anton Pick View workshop information |
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Neuropathic and Mixed Pain
This workshop will run between 1545- 1715 hours Chair: Shaun Xiong Chairperson introduction Shaun Xiong Pain in amputee persons: phantom and stump pain Lin Tchia Yeng Pain in brachial plexus avulsion Manoel Jacobsen Teixeira Failed back pain syndrome Terry Lim View workshop information |
In 2024 ISPRM will be hosting pre-congress workshops.
More information on these workshops will be provided here as they are confirmed.
These will either take a full day format (0900 – 1800 hours) or half day format (0900 – 1300 hours / 1400 – 1800 hours).
Some of these pre-congress workshops will incur an additional charge – this will be indicated below.
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0900 – 1300 |
Prescribing Physical Activity in Clinical Practice: Recommendations from the Physical Activity for Persons with Disabilities Task Force
Chair: Abderrazak Hajjioui Introduction Abderrazak Hajjioui Barriers and Facilitators of PA for PWD Catherine Stratton BREAK Global Health/WHO Efforts to Increase PA for PWD Abderrazak Hajjioui Considerations for Clinical Encounter Accessibility For PWD Nora Newcomb BREAK Special Considerations for PA for PWD Mark Peterson Guidelines for Prescribing PA for PWD Yetsa Tuakli-Wosornu Break Cases + Breakout Led by Uma Pandiyan All speakers Q&A All speakers View workshop information |
Innovative Multidisciplinary Care of Lymphoedema & Chronic Oedema
Chair: Stephanie Lam Introduction Stephanie Lam Contemporary Concepts & Understanding of Lymphoedema & Chronic Oedema Stephanie Lam An Update on Lymphatic Anatomy Hiroo Suami Indocyanine Green Lymphography (ICG) – Discussion & Live Demonstration Hiroo Saumi Robbie Blackwell Management of Chronic Oedema & Lymphoedema (Conservative & Surgical) Helen Mackie Cancer-related Lympheodema: Early Detection, Intervention & Preventative Surveillance & Bioimpedance Spectroscopy – Device demonstration Louise Koelmeyer Robbie Blackwell Management of Chronic Oedema in Disability: Non-cancer related Lymphoedema and Chronic Oedema Helen Mackie Innovative & Assistive Technology in Lymphoedema & Chronic Oedema Care Louse Koelmeyer Robbie Blackwell Q&A Closing View workshop information |
Advances in technology for complex rehabilitation, swallowing and post traumatic pain syndromes – AOSPRM Luminary series
Chairs: Simon Tang, Leonard Li, Tyng Guey Wang, Eiichi Saitoh Effects of Botulinum Toxin type A intramuscular injection to vastus lateralis on the patellofemoral congruence in patients with patellofemoral pain syndrome Simon Tang Management of hemiplegic shoulder pain Leonard Li Use of Botulinum Toxin in spastic hemiplegic shoulder pain after stroke Sheng Bi Novel injection concepts in treating low back pain Carl Chen Advanced spinal segmental sensitization in pain management Areerat Suputtitada Novel biomarkers for sarcopenia Der Sheng Han Needling therapy for myofascial pain syndrome Li Wei Chou BREAK Application of ultrasound in swallowing management Tyng Guey Wang Swallow CT, a new horizon of kinesiology for dysphagia rehabilitation Eiichi Saitoh Novel application of electric stimulation in dysphagia Zulin Dou Application of deep learning in dysphagia evaluation Yoon Ghil Park Brain stimulation using low-intensity ultrasound Wen Shiang Chen The Application of head-mounted brain oxygenation detector in clinical exercise training for cardiovascular disease patients Willy Chou View workshop information |
How to prescribe interventions for a healthy body and mind after a diagnosis of dementia
Session will run between 0900 – 1030 hours Chair: Kate Laver Welcome and introduction Kate Laver The challenge of dementia rehabilitation and potential gains to be made Kate Laver How to set goals and promote good mental health after a diagnosis of dementia Lee-Fay Low Goal setting group activity Tools and resources for working with carers to overcome daily care challenges Kate Laver Problem solving group activity Physical activity programs that maintain strength and mobility Michele Callisaya Physical activity planning group activity Functional cognition and cognitive rehabilitation Jacqueline Wesson Activity: assessing and prescribing View workshop information |
Change The Game: Utilising A Para-Sport Playbook For Better Rehabilitation Outcomes
Chair: Gaj Panagoda Chairperson introduction Gaj Panagoda Para-sport from the participant’s point of view Athletes What does the research say? Sean Tweedy The role of the rehabilitation physician in para-sport Jagdish Maharaj Societal and system considerations Gaj Panagoda Introduction to scenario Gaj Panagoda BREAK The risks of sport for people living with disability Sean Tweedy Athletes Medicolegal risks in para-sport Gaj Panagoda Jagdish Maharaj Practical benefits of para-sport: childhood to adulthood Gaj Panagoda Jagdish Maharaj Group work: identify and mitigate the risks in the scenario All speakers BREAK Barriers to participation Sean Tweedy Athletes Sustainable ways to overcome barriers Sean Tweedy & Gaj Panagoda Technology and future trends Gaj Panagoda Jagdish Maharaj Group work: Design & present a new para-sport for the scenario All speakers View workshop information |
Innovative Technologies in Neurorehabilitation
Chairs: Yu-Cheng Pei and Toyoko Asami Chairperson introduction Yu-Cheng Pei and Toyoko Asami Optimizing stroke patient gait rehabilitation: technical considerations for active-assistive robotic applications Moderator: Yu-Cheng Pei Speaker: Juan-Jia Huang Development of upper limb exoskeletal robots: powered or nonpowered? Moderator: Toyoko Asami Speaker: Yu-Cheng Pei Optimizing stroke patient gait rehabilitation: technical considerations for active-assistive over-ground robotic applications Moderator: Toyoko Asami Speaker: Won Kee Chang Innovation in paediatric neurorehabilitation device Moderator: Yu-Cheng Pei Speaker: Phei Ming Chern Chairperson introduction Huey-Wen Liang and Ray N Russo Evaluation and Training Research on Dual Task of Foot and Ankle Motor Cognition in Stroke Patients Moderator: Huey-Wen Liang Speaker: Yu Pan Advances in Intelligent Systems and Applications in Neurorehabilitation Moderator: Ray N Russo Speaker: Si-Huei Lee Assessing and treating spatial neglect using extended reality technology Moderator: Huey-Wen Liang Speaker: Peii Chen Application of a tracker-based posturography for quantative evaluation of trunk sway. Moderator: Ray N Russo Speaker: Huey-Wen Liang Session 2: Innovative Technologies in Neurorehabilitation II: Advanced Assessment and Training Techniques Please link below for information on session 2. View workshop information |
Functioning-related prospective budgeting and performance-oriented incentives in insurance payment for rehabilitation services
Chairs: Jian’an Li and Jan Reinhardt Introduction Jian’an Li Jan Reinhardt Overview on prospective and performance oriented payment systems for health services Yuewei Ling Italian perspective Francesca Gimigliano Argentinian perspective Carolina Schiapacasse Portuguese perspective Jorge Lains BREAK US perspective Andrew Haig New Zealand perspective Xianghu Xiong Morocco perspective Abderrazak Hajjioui Chinese perspective Jian’an Li A new model system from China Jan Reinhardt Proposal for multinational study and member survey Jan Reinhardt Yuewei Ling BREAK Group discussion and brainstorming Presentation of group discussion results Jan Reinhardt Wrap up research perspective Jan Reinhardt Wrap up policy perspective Jian’an Li View workshop information |
USPRM courses – Advanced (Day 2)
Workshop will incur an additional fee in addition to congress registration – please check link below. 0830 hours: Lecture: EURO-MUSCULUS/USPRM approach for spasticity 0900 hours: Lecture: Lower limb nerves/muscles 0915 hours: Practice BREAK 1030 hours: Lecture: ISarcoPRM algorithm for sarcopenia 1050 hours: Lecture: Spinal imaging/interventions 1110 hours: Practice LUNCH BREAK 1310 hours: Examination 1400 hours: Closing Speakers: Özçakar Levent Kamal Mezian Amit Bhargava Goeff Speldewinde Stuart Tan Jom Jiao Sachin Shetty Arun Maram Navita Vyas View workshop information |
USPRM courses – Basic (Day 2)
Workshop will incur an additional fee in addition to congress registration – please check link below. 0830 hours: Lecture: US Imaging/Guidance for interventions 0900 hours: Evaluation of the knee 0915 hours: Practice BREAK 1030 hours: Lecture and demo: Evaluation of the ankle/foot 1045 hours: Practice LUNCH BREAK 1245 hours: Examination 1345 hours: Closing Speakers: Özçakar Levent Kamal Mezian Amit Bhargava Goeff Speldewinde Stuart Tan Jom Jiao Sachin Shetty Arun Maram View workshop information |
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Small changes for big gains: Supporting the patient journey in post-stroke spasticity
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Evaluation and treatment of shoulder pain including Injection Procedures
Chair: Amit Bhargava Chairperson introduction Amit Bhargava WORKSHOP – rotations Ultrasound evaluation of shoulder Kamal Mezian Navita Vyas Arun Maram Intra articular shoulder injection Amit Bhargava Questions, discussion, conclusion All faculty View workshop information |
Ultrasound-guided Lines in PRM
EURO-MUSCULUS / USPRM: Haute couture after renaissance Levent Özçakar EURO-MUSCULUS / USPRM guides & approaches Kamal Mezian Ultrasound-guided pain interventions Nimish Mittal Ultrasound-guided difficult (miscellaneous) procedures Ming-Yen Hsiao Q&A View workshop information |
Free papers: Functioning and disability
Chairpersons: Sabine Hennel and Marta Imamura Computerized prediction of restrictions and limitations in brief ICF back pain categories. Is this the way forward? Gerold Ebenbichler Q&A Responsiveness of the ICF- Clinical Functioning Information Tool (ClinFIT): An Australian perspective Emma Murgatroyd Q&A ICF contextual factors in socio-medical assessment for disability pension Judith Gartmann Q&A How is functioning described in the Muscle Dystrophies research? Sara Laxe Q&A Prevalence, incidence, and factors associated with pain-related disabilities among Indigenous peoples in Canada: a scoping review. Astrid DeSouza Q&A Behavioral Executive Function Videon (BEF-Videon): An assessment of behavioral executive functioning of people with traumatic brain injury Liat Peleng Q&A Time to get moving: working together to get older people active during COVID-19 and beyond Courtney West Q&A |
Free papers: Health policy and systems 1
Chairpersons: Mazlina Mazlan and Md Taslim Uddin How COVID has changed the landscape of rehabilitation in Australia Tara Alexander Q&A Exploring Rehabilitation Response of Physiotherapy Services in UK Primary Care and Australian Emergency Departments During the COVID 19 Pandemic Oluwatoyin Adeniji Q&A Are you experienced? Using computational social science to improve the performance of Australian injury compensation and rehabilitation schemes. Jason Thompson Q&A Comparison of the one-year results for an optimized treatment and rehabilitation process in patients undergoing hip or knee replacement in most different German settings Martin Betz Q&A Supporting the use of group-based telerehabilitation in ambulatory rehabilitation Tamina Levy Q&A The Impact of COVID Pandemic on Length of Stay and Functional Outcome in an Inpatient Stroke Rehabilitation Centre in Singapore Anna Rosiana Q&A |
Free papers: Engineering and technology 1
Chairpersons: John Estell and Maya Therattil AI-Driven Personalised Offloading Device Prescriptions: A Cutting-Edge Approach to Preventing Diabetes-Related Plantar Forefoot Ulcers and Complications Sayed Ahmed Q&A Use of a personalised brain-computer interface system in enhancing post-stroke hand function – a pilot study Anupam Datta Gupta Q&A Development of a quantitative scoring method for speech intelligibility using an automatic speech recognition system and Sentence Bert Hajime Tanaka Q&A Quantifying motor learning to determine cognitive decline Toshima Kazuya Q&A Clinician experiences incorporating advanced technology in clinical rehabilitation: A qualitative study Louise Pearce Q&A Keyboard Playing Muscle Recruitment for Music Supported Therapy in Patients with Neurological Conditions Nur Azah Hamzaid Q&A Individual biopsychosocial characteristics inform the development of a clinical decision support tool for predicting outcomes and advising rehabilitation interventions after knee arthroplasty. (SuPeR Knee™) Karen Ribbons Q&A |
Free papers: Specialty development
Chairpersons: Krystal Song and Deepthi Narayan Shanbhag The experience of ISCoS in running Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC) in 5 languages to teach physiotherapists about spinal cord injuries Lisa Harvey Q&A Evaluating Resident Confidence and Competence Troubleshooting Intrathecal Baclofen Pump Emergencies Across Residency Levels Mary Elizabeth Nelson-Biersach Q&A Delphi analysis: anatomy and botulinum neurotoxin type A (BoNT-A) injection training for spasticity and dystonia Rajiv Reebye Q&A The history of physical & rehabilitationi medicine Mark Lissens Q&A Proactive Rehabilitation Screening – preliminary results Jane Wu Q&A Knowledge of physical medicine and rehabilitation among training doctors and medical students Youness Abdelfettah Q&A Remotely delivered physiotherapy compared to face-to-face physiotherapy for the management of musculoskeletal conditions (REFORM): A randomised controlled, non-inferiority trial. Hannah Withers Q&A |
Free papers: Clinical sciences 1
Chairpersons: Uma Pandiyan and Lee Laycock Biopsychosocial impacts of Covid-19 in an Australian population Stuart Tan Q&A Accuracy of Rotator Cuff Muscular Fat Infiltration Status for Predicting Retear after Repair Surgery Mei-Sean Loh Q&A Role of Indonesian Physiatrists during Major Multi-Sport Events for Para Athletes Aditya Paramitha Andini Q&A Recovery of walking after severe stroke: A longitudinal cohort study following rehabilitation Sharon Kramer Q&A Use of Disability-Related Medications by Paralympic Athletes in the Tokyo 2020 French Delegation Vincent Carpentier Q&A Painful symptoms and spine-specific activity limitations associated with dural ectasia in individuals with Marfan syndrome: a cross-sectional comparative study (MARFANLOMB) Christelle Nguyen Q&A Sleep disturbance during post-traumatic amnesia and early recovery following traumatic brain injury Bianca Fedele Q&A |
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Keynote lecture
Chairpersons: John Olver and Fary Khan Garry Pearce lecture: Delivering trauma rehab during war violence and forced migration Volodymyr Golyk |
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Free papers: Health policy and systems 2
Chairperson: Sharon Kramer and Adam Scheinberg Bridging the Gap: Promoting Socio-economic Inclusion for Persons with Disabilities in Resource-Constrained Victor Alochi Q&A Implementation of the StandingTall programme to prevent falls in older people: a process evaluation Kim Delbaere Q&A Life Space Participation in Community-Dwelling Seniors and the Potential for Rehabilitation Yee Sien Ng Q&A Continuing the success of cancer rehabilitation through a supplementary web offer: Effects of the website Onko-Vital on health-promoting aftercare goals. Birgit Leibbrand Q&A Covid -19 Vaccine hesitancy among Spinal Cord Injured – Effects of misinformation and attitudes on practices during a pandemic Prashanth Hanumanthappa Chalageri Q&A Fall prevention in older adults: updated Australian guidelines Cathie Sherrington Q&A Towards the development of a composed set of safety trial guidelines for assistive robotics in the Philippines Enrique Mariano Perez Q&A |
Evaluation and treatment of knee pain including Injection Procedures
Chair: Amit Bhargava Chairperson introduction Amit Bhargava WORKSHOP – 3 rotations Ultrasound examination of knee Navita Vyas Knee pain-Ultrasound guided intra articular injection Kamal Mezian Knee pain-Extra articular procedures Amit Bhargava Questions, discussion, conclusion All faculty View workshop information |
Free papers: Therapeutics 1
Chairpersons: Eunseok Choi and Michael Fediw Bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells and exercise restore motor function following spinal cord injury by activating PI3K/AKT/mTOR pathway Sun Xin Q&A The early and intensive motor training trial for people with spinal cord injuries (the SCI-MT Trial): description of the intervention Joanne Glinsky Q&A Are group-based rehabilitation interventions superior to individual rehabilitation treatment in cancer survivors? Jannis Papathanasiou Q&A Working together to increase exercise, improve mobility and reduce falls in older people from CALD communities. Hannah Sharma Q&A Does a timed sit-to-stand test predict cardiorespiratory fitness in people with stroke? Natasha Machado Q&A Aerobic training attenuates endoplasmic reticulum stress and cardiac injury in mice after myocardial infarction by inhibiting PCAF Chunxiao Wan Q&A Short-, mid- and long-term effects of thermal therapy and exercises in acute low back pain: results of a randomized controlled trial Claudia Côté-picard Q&A |
Free papers: Clinical sciences 2
Chairpersons: Muhammad Tawab Khalil and Jessica Smith Cardiopulmonary exercise tolerance of children with acyanotic congenital heart disease Juping Liang Q&A The impact of video-based cardiac rehabilitation education in patients with cardiovascular implantable electronic devices – a randomized controlled trial Chi-Ping Tseng Q&A Handgrip Strength for Wheelchair Ability in Patient with Spinal Cord Injury Christa Adriane Tenges Q&A Outcomes of medical rehabilitation in COVID-19 patients – a cohort study with 12-months follow-up Thorsten Meyer-Feil Q&A Clinical effects of BCI training on upper limb motor recovery for patients with acute and subacute stroke Yu Pan Q&A The value of multi-trauma rehabilitation on patient function and health-related quality of life Bianca Fedele Q&A Maternal and postnatal physical activity and trunk rotation angle in four-year-old children the results from Shanghai Birth Cohort study Xin Li Q&A |
Free papers: Clinical sciences 3
Chairperson: Bhasker Amatya and Michelle Lumley Physical Prehabilitation (PREQUEL) for enhancing physical fitness and frailty before cardiac surgery Derek Yau Q&A Short-Term Speech Therapy Facilitate Improvement in Children with Mixed Receptive-Expressive Language Delay Kuo-Cheng Liu Q&A Consensus statement from Chinese experts for tracheostomy decannulation in adult patients (CCTDA) Longyun Zhou Q&A Depression is prevalent and severe in people living with Hypermobility Spectrum Disorders and hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome Ranita Manocha Q&A Frontoparietal cortical responses in post-stroke executive function deficits: A fNIRS study Chunlei Shan Q&A Prognostic factors for long-term health-related quality of life after non-catastrophic road traffic injury Annette Kifley Q&A Ultrasound Assessment of Muscle Alterations in Post-Stroke Upper Limb Spasticity: Comparative Analysis of Various Parameters Stefania Spina Q&A |
Trauma, Technology, and Timing of Spinal Cord Injury Care: Regional Perspectives
Chair: Md Taslim Uddin Introduction Md Taslim Uddin TSCI regional epidemiology Mohammad Tariqul Islam Continuum of TSCI Care in the region: Case Studies and Personal Stories Raju Dhakal SCI: teaching training in the region Khin Myo Hla SCI Research in the region Farooq Rathore SCI Regional Rehabilitation collaboration and networking Md Taslim Uddin Q & A Panel discussion & recommendation Closure and vote of thanks Md Taslim Uddin |
Free papers: Engineering and technology 2
Chairpersons: Kate Laver and Juan Manuel Guzman Linguistic validation and cross-cultural adaptation of Shoulder Telehealth Assessment Tool (STAT) for the Filipino patient Jeffrey Arboleda Q&A Qualitative assessment of a novel tool for teaching patients how to safely use walking aids Maureen O’Brien Q&A Telemedicine for children with cerebral palsy after the COVID-19 pandemic: a cohort study Simon Paget Q&A Smartphone apps to improve mobility in adults with neurological health conditions: A health app-focused systematic review Reem Rendell Q&A Effect of Virtual Reality Intervention for motor function and cognitive function rehabilitation of Patients With Subacute Stroke: Prospective Randomized Controlled Trial With 1-year Follow-up Wai Leung Ambrose Lo Q&A Clinicians’ preferences of rehabilitation technology: A cross-cultural comparison Louise Pearce Q&A patient and provider satisfaction with tele-rehabilitation treatments compared to conventional treatments. Oren Schwartz Q&A |
Free papers: Social Sciences 1
Chairpersons: Monique Piegza and Melecio ill Pena Return to work in spinal cord injury patients Davinna Mei Szu Ho Q&A Understanding Barriers to Rehabilitation Medicine in the Filipinx-American Community Niña Carmela Tamayo Q&A Effectiveness of behavioural and non-pharmacological interventions for chronic pain following spinal cord injury: Findings from a systematic review Allen Heinemann Q&A Interdisciplinary Psychology and Speech Pathology “Aphasia Mood Group” for People with Aphasia and their Families: A Mixed Methods Study. Madeleine Campbell Q&A Leisure-Time Physical Activity and Barriers to Physical Activity for People with Diabilities: a National Cross-Sectional Study Vincent Carpentier Q&A Perception of people about persons living with disabilities – a case study of the 1st African Paralympic games, Accra, Ghana. Abena Tannor Q&A Unmet Healthcare Needs and Service Barriers in Spinal Cord Injury Patients from Jiangsu and Sichuan, China: A Cross-sectional Community Survey Jiayi Zhang Q&A |
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Fight for your patients with post-stroke spasticity: An expert debate
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Chairperson: Ian Cameron and Francesca Gimigliano Concussion and brain injury as part of the rehabilitation response to trauma John Olver |
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Chairperson: Ian Cameron and Francesca Gimigliano Strengthening rehabilitation in health systems; global progress and country approaches Pauline Kleinitz |
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The development of an outpatient case mix system for the organisation and funding of Rehabilitation Services in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia – an Australian- Saudi Collaborative Project
Chairs: Ali Otom and Abderrazak Hajjioui Chairperson introduction and case presentation Ali Otom Abderrazak Hajjioui The introduction of the project and international comparisons compare casemix funding in rehabilitation will be presented Margaret Faux Q&A The application to case mix to the rehabilitation setting in Saudi Kathy Eager Q&A The role of case mix funding in the delivery of rehabilitation services including outcomes and efficiencies Saeed Algarni Aiman Alsuhaibani Q&A View workshop information |
The Three Cs: An introduction to a simple new framework for spastic motor disorder to optimize teaching, research and clinical practice
Chair: Anton Pick Welcome and panel introductions Anton Pick Background and narrative justification for a new framework of spastic motor disorder Introduction and utility of novel framework for spastic motor disorder Anton Pick Case presentations illustrating pathophysiology and management of 1)impaired command, 2)dysregulated control 3)contracture formation Jorg Wissel Eve Boissonnault Rajiv Reebye Fraser MacRae Practical application of framework in clinical practise, research and education Anton Pick Questions, thoughts, reflections All speakers View workshop information |
ISPRM Pain SIG Session: Physoatric led pain management including nocicpetive, neuropathic and nociplastic pain: from mechanisms to personalized management
Chair: Marta Imamura Chairperson introduction Marta Imamura Physiatric led pain management of nociceptive and nociplastic pain: from mechanisms to personalized management Marta Imamura Physiatric led pain management of neuropathic pain in spinal cord injury Belgin Erhan Physiatric led pain management of pain in pediatric rehabilitation Heakyung Kim Q&A View workshop information |
Military-Civilian Partnerships in Rehabilitation: The UK DNRC Program and International LMIC experiences
Chair: Javvad Haider Chairperson introduction Javvad Haider Differences between Rehabilitation programmes in the NHS and MoD and transition issues including case examples Alex Scott International/LMIC perspectives on Military vs Civilian Rehabilitation Farooq Rathore Fahim Anwar Break Challenges, Lessons and opportunities from the DNRC – can military programmes be applied to civilian population? Alex Scott Javvad Haider Free discussion (experiences from other countries) on global perspectives on Military-Civilian partnerships in Rehabilitation Moderator: Javvad Haider All speakers View workshop information |
Training Requirements for the Specialty of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine: challenges to the achievement of an International Standard
Chair: Maria Gabriella Ceravolo Chairperson introduction Maria Gabriella Ceravolo Standard in Postgraduate PRM education: – the American perspective – the European perspective – the Asian perspective – the African perspective Rochelle Dy Maria Gabriella Ceravolo Muhammad Tawab Khalil Abena Tannor Discussion All speakers View workshop information |
WHO session
Chairpersons: Gerard Francisco, Francesca Gimigliano and Sara Laxe The role of the World Rehabilitation Alliance to Strengthen Rehabilitation in the Health Systems Pauline Kleinitz World Rehabilitation Alliance – Workforce workstream Abderrazak Hajjioui Maria Gabriella Ceravolo World Rehabilitation Alliance – Research workstream Ian Cameron World Rehabilitation Alliance – Emergency workstream Colleen O’Connell World Rehabilitation Alliance – Primary care workstream Abena Tannor Q&A |
Using Smartphone Technology in Rehabilitation
Chair: Sheng Bi Chairperson introduction Sheng Bi The use of smartphones for monitoring for: pulmonary, mental health, stroke, COVID, including regulatory governance David Putrino Q&A Sheng Bi David Putrino The use of smart phones for therapeutics in mental health Michael Millard Q&A Sheng Bi Michael Millard The use of the smartphone for the recording of outcomes measures in Long COVID Manoj Sivan Q&A Sheng Bi Manoj Sivan View workshop information |
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Stop Wasting People’s Time: Learn How to Create and Deliver Great Presentations
Chair: Farooq Rathore Chairperson and Speakers introduction Farooq Rathore Overview of the session and Learning Outcomes/ Ground Rules Farooq Rathore Participants Introduction and Pre-Workshop Online Poll Farooq Rathore Problem with Poor Presentations Muhammad Tawab Khalil How to Create Visually Appealing Slides Examples of some poorly designed slides and participants feedback Muhammad Tawab Khalil How to Deliver a Great and Impactful Talk using PowerPoint Farooq Rathore How to deliver an online talk/lecture/ presentation Muhammad Tawab Khalil Summary and Take-Home Message Farooq Rathore Gamification using Kahoot Muhammad Tawab Khalil Question and Answer Farooq Rathore View workshop information |
Evaluation and Management of foot and ankle pain
Chair: Amit Bhargava Chairperson introduction Amit Bhargava Ankle-Ultrasound guided injections and procedure Steven Faux Foot-Ultrasound guided injections and procedures Amit Bhargava WORKSHOP – 2 rotations Workshop- Ankle-Ultrasound injection Steven Faux Workshop- Foot-Ultrasound injections Amit Bhargava Questions, Discussion, Conclusion All faculty View workshop information |
Ultrasound Guided Neurolysis with Phenol for Spasticity Management: A Low Cost Alternative for LMIC
Chair: Navita Vyas Basics of Phenol Neurolysis Navita Vyas Ultrasound guided Phenol neurolysis for lower limb spasticity Abhishek Srivastava Ultrasound guided Phenol neurolysis for upper limb spasticity Navita Vyas Discussion All speakers View workshop information |
The Essential Role of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation in Survival and Functional Outcomes following Lung Transplantation
Chair: Jonathan Whiteson Chairperson introduction Jonathan Whiteson Monitoring and management of chronic lung disease – optimizing the journey to lung transplantation Jonathan Whiteson Specialty programing in lung transplant rehabilitation for the hospitalized patient Jonathan Whiteson Return to life participation through outpatient pulmonary rehabilitation in the lung transplant recipient Matthew Bartels To the top of the mountain – what is possible in functional outcomes from rehabilitation for lung transplant recipients Gerold Ebenbichler Panel discussion All speakers View workshop information |
Service Development – Beyond One Stop
Chair: Rummana Afreen Chairperson and panel introductions Rummana Afreen Australian context Conceptualisation Rummana Afreen Interstate Experiences Jessica Smith Justin Tan Gathering Support Local champions, advocacy, consumers Peter Smith Beyond the One Stop – Planning future enhancement and sustainability Hannah Barden Q&A View workshop information |
Global perspectives: Dysphagia clinical care over the past decades
Chair: Eiichi Saitoh Chairperson introduction Eiichi Saitoh Dysphagia clinical care systems in Japan Eiichi Saitoh Dysphagia clinical care systems in USA Marlis Gonzalez-Fernandez Dysphagia clinical care systems in France Eric Verin Dysphagia clinical care systems in Oceania Jacqui Allen Discussion All speakers View workshop information |
Peripheral nerve injury – pathophysiology, reconstruction & rehabilitation; Innovative concepts of peripheral interventions to lessen the impairments in CNS conditions
Chair: Subramanya Adiga Chairperson introduction, getting to know the audience Subramanya Adiga Pathophysiology of Iliac & Psoas bleeds with LPP / femoral palsy Subramanya Adiga Q&A Management – focus on nerve palsy, rehab, combined UMN & LMN palsy Robin Sekerak Q&A PNS procedures to improve sensation in CNS sensory lesions – a novel concept Subramanya Adiga Q&A View workshop information |
Innovative community engagement and practical applications for healing through movement
Chair: Abderrazak Hajjioui Chairperson’s Introduction Abderrazak Hajjioui Technology for Community Wellness: Digital Solutions for Movement-Based Healing Catherine Stratton Inclusive Movement: Customizing Programs for Diverse Access Requirements and Community Needs Nora Newcomb Empowering Communities with Movement: Success Stories and Best Practices Uma Pandiyan Q&A All speakers View workshop information |
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Novel Biomarkers in the assessment of mild traumatic brain injury
This session will run between 0745 – 0830 hours Introduction Terence Moodley Novel Biomarkers in the assessment of mild traumatic brain injury Beth McQuiston Proudly supported by 
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Poster session: snapshot presentations 1
Chairpersons: Simon Mosalski and Krystal Song The importance of pre-operative rehabilitation in reducing the length of stay in hospital after joint replacement surgery: A systematic review Zolzaya Batdavaajav Delay in mobilization due to pressure ulcers in patients admitted to an acute spinal cord injury rehabilitation unit and the burden on hospital beds Ihuoma Okereke Digital therapeutics for pulmonary rehabilitation improves 6-Minute Walk Distance, Dyspnea and Quality of life in patients with chronic respiratory disease: A randomised controlled trial Jun Hyeong Song Multiple Sclerosis Gait Rehabilitation with Brain Computer Interface Treatment Christy Li Feature of medial meniscus extrusion during stair ambulation in patients with knee osteoarthritis Takato Hashizume Improvement of upper limb function according to dose of virtual reality assisted rehabilitation in brain injured patients: a pilot study Jong-Hyeon Yoon The assessment of ambulation functions based on the kinematic analysis in individuals with stroke – A systematic review Jiaqi Li |
Poster session: snapshot presentations 2
Chairpersons: Stephanie Lam and Eiichi Saitoh Brain function and structure changes in the prognosis prediction of prolonged disorders of consciousness Weiguan Chen Pain Relief After Treatment With OnabotulinumtoxinA in Patients With Spasticity: Insights From the ASPIRE Study Tiziana Musacchio Personalized rehabilitation for people with Parkinson’s disease via novel AI stratification strategies: the PREPARE project Nicolò Baldini Skeletal muscle phase angle in cardiac patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus Momo Takahashi Prevalence of hypomagnesaemia in patients with spinal cord injury– is there an association with proton pump inhibitor use? Dhanishta Ramdin Neuropsychology Findings in Veterans Reporting Cognitive decline: a descriptive report Abraham Arulanandam Breathing pattern in a patient with nemaline myopathy who presented with respiratory failure: a case report Kozo Hanayama |
Poster session: snapshot presentations 3
Chairpersons: Emanuele Maria Santi Prestifilippo and Rumaisah Hassan Development of disability-inclusive community-based telehealth services: A framework and considerations HyeJin Kim Co-design of an evidence-informed discharge planning process in inpatient rehabilitation Liana Cahill Preliminary test of the Gait Aid Monitoring Device (GAMD) – An objective gait assessment technology for clinical and community environments Justin Fong Finger Tactile-Motion Acuity on Diabetes Mellitus: A Pilot Study WenHsin Mai A novel training method for complete quadri-paraplegia due to spinal cord injury: Heterotopic Triggered HAL (T-HAL) method Yukiyo Shimizu The State of Rehabilitation Medicine in Namibia: A Narrative Review Niña Carmela Tamayo Assessment of independence and self-sufficiency in daily life of individuals following Spinal Cord Injury participating in the Foundation for Active Rehabilitation Camp Jolanta Kujawa |
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Keynote lecture
Chairpersons: Jorge Lains and Angela Bibiana Maria Tulaar The use of big data for the development of rehabilitation services – the individual health portraits Jianan Li |
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0900 – 0930 |
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Chairpersons: Jorge Lains and Angela Bibiana Maria Tulaar Using technology in the rehabilitation of communication David Copland |
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Rehabilitation in disasters and complex humanitarian emergencies: lession learned and challenges
Rehabilitation services in Ukraine: learning and challenges from Russian invasion in Ukraine Volodymyr Golyk Rehabilitation of landmine victims: special needs of amputees, PTSD and psychosocial issues Carolina Schiappacasse Medical rehabilitation in emergencies: experiences and lessons learnt Fary Khan Management of pain in refugees Steven Faux Q&A All speakers View workshop information |
Ultrasound based assessment and interventions for common entrapment neuropathies of the upper extremitymish
Chair: Nimish Mittal Introduction to the Workshop Nimish Mittal 3 Ultrasound stations Median nerve Nimish Mittal Ulnar nerve Kamal Mezian Radial nerve Omar Khan Final discussion and conclusive remarks All speakers View workshop information |
Alpha brainwave entrainment (BWE) technology for the management of chronic pain
Chair: Manoj Sivan Introduction/overview Manoj Sivan Epidemiology and pathophysiology of chronic pain Joanna Corrado Results of published literature in the field Oliver Isaac Smartphone-based brainwave entrainment technology as a novel treatment for chronic pain Michelle Lumley Delegate practical demonstration of the technology Sabri Garoushi Discussion All speakers View workshop information |
Clinical perspectives on patients with frailty: a call to action
Chair: Carmen Terzic Chairperson introduction Carmen Terzic Basics of frailty and rehabilitation Eleftheria Antoniadou Evidence-based strategies to treat patients with frailty Marta Supervia presented by Carmen Terzic and Eleftheria Antoniadou Relationship between cardiac diseases and frailty and role of cardiac rehabilitation Carmen Terzic Discussion All speakers View workshop information |
Basic sciences in stroke rehabilitation what we can learn from animal studies
Chairs: Raji Thomas and Saeed Aghani Chairperson introduction and case presentation Raji Thomas and Saeed Algarni Basic sciences on the use of electrical stimulation in stroke rehabilitation Rajdeep Ojha Upper limb function and reorganisation of the corticospinal tract after injury Mary Galea Neurodegeneration and vascular integrity in cognitive decline following stroke. Rohan Walker The role of the Blood Brain Barrier in brain recovery and rehabilitation Brad Sutherland Q&A All speakers View workshop information |
Increasing your Research Impact: Harnessing social media for promotion of Research articles on Rehabilitation Sciences
Chair: Muhammad Tawab Khalil Introduction Muhammad Tawab Khalil Choosing the right social media platforms Muhammad Tawab Khalil How to craft engaging posts Muhammad Tawab Khalil Andrea Kant Hands-on activity (crafting posts) Muhammad Tawab Khalil Andrea Kant How to craft video Muhammad Tawab Khalil Andrea Kant Hands-on activity (making video) Muhammad Tawab Khalil Andrea Kant Feedback Muhammad Tawab Khalil Conclusion Muhammad Tawab Khalil View workshop information |
Setting up virtual rehabilitation ward
Chair: Vun Vun Wong Chairperson introduction Vun Vun Wong Introduction to VRW and governance Chris Leung Jayme Hoskin Group activity to discuss about success and challenges in setting up new service All speakers Multi-D perspective to provision of rehab in VRW patients • Medical • Nursing • Allied Health Kisani Manuel Jayme Hoskin Chris Leung Conclusion Vun Vun Wong View workshop information |
Transcranial Pulse Stimulation: A novel non-invasive brain stimulation technology for cognitive and motor rehabilitation
Chair: Linamara Battistella Chairperson introduction Linamara Battistella Basics of Transcranial Pulse Stimulation (TPS) Ulrich Sprick TPS as a coadjunctive treatment in Alzheimer’s Disease Gilson Tanaka Shinzato Exploring potential benefits of TPS for stroke, parkinson’s disease, and traumatic brain injuries Leandro Heidy Yoshioka New perspectives for TPS in the rehabilitation setting Marta Imamura Questions and answers All speakers View workshop information |
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Lower limb adult spasticity under the lens: How does real-world evidence guide clinical management to optimise treatment and patient outcomes?
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Chairpersons: Steven Faux and Mazlina Mazlin The use of technology in rehabilitation David Putrino |
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Chairpersons: Steven Faux and Mazlina Mazlin The role of technology in rehab globally Reynaldo Rey-Matias |
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State of the Science on Vocational Rehabilitation: An Evidence Base for Practice and Research
Chair: Natasha Lannin Chairperson introduction Natasha Lannin Evidence supporting the use of vocational rehabilitation when working with adults with a neurological diagnosis Natasha Lannin Clinical Perspective – Early rehabilitation interventions for the return to work Sophie O’Keefe The importance of neurocognitive functioning in the workplace: The role of neuropsychology Coco Bernard Factors that impact on delivery. Cognitive-communication impairments – delivering vocational rehabilitation within the context of aphasia Erin Godecke Sarah D’Souza Factors that impact on delivery. The use of telehealth to deliver vocational rehabilitation Natasha Lannin Coco Bernard Sara D’Souza Panel discussion Moderator: Natasha Lannin Panellists: Coco Bernard Erin Godecke Sarah D’Souza Sophie O’Keefe View workshop information |
Innovation in advanced management of the post stroke spastic hemiplegic shoulder, from early intervention to contracture
Chair: Paul Winston Chairperson introduction Paul Winston Overview of early formation of spasticity Eve Boissonnault The Victoria Verona Algorithm. Vive Paul Winston Percutaneous Tenotomy Fraser MacRae Clinical care choices, multiple case examples where the audience gets to choose which nerves they would target for each spastic pattern. All speakers Hands on ultrasound training for nerve targeting. With QA Eve Boissonnault Paul Winston Q&A All speakers View workshop information |
Narrative Interviewing in Clinical Settings
Chair: Dale Strasser Workshop Overview Dale Strasser Introduction to Narrative Medicine and the Qualitative Interview Thorsten Meyer-Feil Perspectives from DIPEx – an international collaborative on the patients’ experience Lorraine Smith Case Examples – Video clips and descriptions of qualitative interviews of 4 cases including one from the perspective of a medical student Benjamin Abramoff Nora Newcomb Linamara Battistella Monica Verduzco-Gutierrez Skill Development and Practice through Role Play in Groups All speakers Debrief and discussion Facilitated by Lorraine Smith and Thorsten Meyer-Feil All speakers View workshop information |
Technological Innovations in Rehabilitation of Communication Disorders after Stroke and Acquired Brain Injury
Chair: John Pierce Chairperson introduction John Pierce Overview of technology applications John Pierce Telehealth Rachael Rietdijk Artificial intelligence applications John Pierce Self-management tools Liss Brunner Rachael Rietdijk Virtual Reality applications Sophie Brassel Case applications John Pierce Liss Brunner Q&A All speakers View workshop information |
INFORM project 2: Scope of practice in PRM in member countries
Chairs: Francesca Gimigliano and Manoj Sivan Chair introduction Francesca Gimigliano and Manoj Sivan Results of the INFORM survey on scope of practice and implications for PRM globally Manoj Sivan MSK and Pain ideal service Steven Faux Neurorehabilitation ideal service Fary Khan Cardiac Rehab ideal service Jonathan Whiteson Cancer rehab ideal service Vishwa Raj ISPRM member representative views and Q&A Francesca Gimigliano and Manoj Sivan View workshop information |
The 2024 Summer Paralympic Games in Paris: a development opportunity for rehabilitation and PRM
Chair: François Genet Chairperson introduction François Genet The role of rehabilitation professionals in providing access to physical activity for people with disabilities Vincent Carpentier The role of rehabilitation professionals in supporting paralympic athletes François Genet Clinical Cases Vincent Carpentier and François Genet The evolution of care offering & evolution of professional training François Genet Conclusion and Q&A Vincent Carpentier and François Genet View workshop information |
The timing of rehabilitation after stroke – evidence, lived experience and clinical implementation
Chair: Susan Hillier Chairperson introduction Susan Hillier Timing of stroke rehabilitation from a recovery/neuroplasticity perspective Brenton Hordacre The lived experience of different timing for rehabilitation – engagement and access Saran Chamberlain Access to rehabilitation – when and how? An Australian perspective on un-met need, decision-making and implementation of rehabilitation at different times Susan Hillier Group discussions and Q&A All speakers View workshop information |
How to Reduce the Impact of Spatial Neglect on Stroke and Brain Injury Rehabilitation
Chair: Peii Chen Chairperson introduction Peii Chen What is spatial neglect? And what are the mechanisms – a report on new literature findings Peii Chen Subtypes of spatial neglect and how to assesses comprehensively (hands on and video examples) Lindy Williams Differentiating between spatial neglect and other conditions: The team and sub-specialities Kimberly Hreha Speaking the same language: The team conference and beyond Peii Chen and Lindy Williams View workshop information |
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Medical Leadership: Finding Course in a Sea of Change
Chair: Bryan O’Young Moderator: Mark Young Introduction of session and speakers Bryan O-Young and Mark Young Top 3 skills every medical leader should master John Melvin Jianjun Li Areerat Suputtitada Gaj Panagoda Eiichi Saitoh Carolina Schiappacasse Translating clinical skills into effective and efficient leadership skills Jorge Gutierrez Godoy Juan Guzman Gonzalez Fary Khan Rochelle Dy Balancing detail-oriented (tactical) viewpoints with the big picture (strategic) viewpoints Andrew Cole Linamara Battistella Toyoko Asami Marta Imamura Jianjun Li Ali Otom |
Foot and Ankle Ultrasonography in Outpatient Physiatry Clinic: Case-Based Approach to Foot and Ankle Pathologies
Chair: Se Won Lee Chairperson introduction Se Won Lee US relevant anatomy of Foot and Ankle structures Mooyeon Oh-Park US of foot and ankle pathologies commonly encountered at physiatric clinic Se Won Lee Intervention with US for Foot and Ankle Pathology Mohammed Emam Hands on MSK US practice in 3 groups All speakers Q&A and closing All speakers View workshop information |
Paediatric hypertonicity (spasticity and dystonia): prevalence, measurement and interventions
Chair: Simon Paget Chairperson introduction Simon Paget Movement disorder presentations and evaluation in cerebral palsy Mary-Clare Waugh Spasticity treatments including ITB, Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy Mary-Clare Waugh Pediatric Hypertonia Management Lijuan Ao Ultrasound guided cryoneurolysis in children Paul Winston Deep Brain Stimulation for dystonia in children Shekeeb Mohammad Q&A View workshop information |
How to deliver rehabilitation to refugees living with disabilities
Chair: Michael Dudley Chairperson introduction and case presentation Michael Dudley Delivering Rehabilitation to Refugees in on shore Australian refugee Detentention Centres Steven Faux Q&A session: The impact of mental health in this population Identifying refugees with disabilities in Ukraine and delivering rehabilitation services Volodymyr Golyk Q&A session: The impact of mental health in this population Delivering rehabilitation for refugees with disabilities living in Bangladeshi refugee Housing Md Taslim Uddin Q&A session: The impact of mental health in this population View workshop information |
Assessment and management of dysautonomia in Post-COVID syndrome and related chronic medical conditions
Chair: Manoj Sivan Chairperson overview Manoj Sivan Assessment and management of dysautonomia in Post-COVID syndrome and related chronic medical conditions Cassie Lee aAP home test for dysautonomia monitoring and results of the HEARTLOC study Manoj Sivan Dysautonomia pathways and commissioning aspects Cassie Lee Delegate views and Q&A and hand-on work on HRV biofeedback Manoj Sivan and Sabri Garoushi View workshop information |
Sarcopenia in metabolic and neurological diseases
Chair: Mark Lissens Chairperson introduction Mark Lissens Sarcopenia/Sarcopenic Obesity Mark Lissens Secondary Sarcopenia / Post Poliomyelitis Mark Lissens Discussion Mark Lissens View workshop information |
New Advances in Robotic Neurorehabilitation
Chairs: Marco Franceschini and Francesca Gimigliano Chairperson introduction Marco Franceschini and Francesca Gimigliano Knowledge gaps in evidence of efficacy of technology-based rehabilitation Maria Ceravolo Neuromodulation and rehabilitation after nervous system injury Mary Galea Robotic interventions in very early post stroke rehabilitation Alberto Esquenaz Robotic rehabilitation as a tool for quantitative monitoring of patient progress Sanaz Pournajaf View workshop information |
Best Practices in PRM Board Certification: USA and Asia
Chair: Maria Gabriella Ceravolo Chairperson introduction Maria Gabriella Ceravolo Best practices in Board Certification in USA Carolyn Kinney Best practices in Board Certification in Japan Toyoko Asami Best practices in Board Certification in Philippines Reynaldo Rey-Matias USA, Japan, Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia Mazlina Mazlan Reynaldo Rey-Matias Toyoko Asami Areerat Suputtitada Facilitated discussion Moderator: Gerard Francisco and Maria Gabriella Ceravolo View workshop information |
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ISPRM – Assembly of Individual Members
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Gender in neurorehabilitation
Chair: Areerat Suputtitada Introduction from Chair Areerat Suputtitada Gender in Stroke management Cheryl Carcel Gender in spinal cord injury management Ruth Marshall Puberty and adolescence in girls/young women with intellectual or developmental disability Ria Leonard Panel discussion All speakers Closing remarks Areerat Suputtitada View workshop information |
Burns rehab meet the experts
Introduction from Chairs Taslim Uddin and Brian Zeman The timing of physical therapy with acute surgical care and the role of physical therapy in long term activity limitation and participation Dale Edgar Return to work issues and long term psychological adjustment Matt Tuminello Rehabilitation complications in burns patients Karen Kowalske Q&A / Panel All speakers View workshop information |
Evidence based electrodiagnosis of radiculopathy in PRM
Chair: Mark Lissens Introduction Mark Lissens Generals principles of electrodiagnosis in radiculopathy Mark Lissens C2 sensory latency in Arnold’s headache Juan Manuel Guzman Cervical and lumbar paraspinal EMG mapping: a new quantified approach Andrew Haig Detecting early back extensor muscle functional loss in an aging population by means of surface EMG: key to preventing early functional decline and frailty Gerold Ebenbichler View workshop information |
Cochrane workshop: Spinal cord injury
Chairpersons: Lisa Harvey and Tim Geraghty Current cochrane evidence Thorsten Meyer-Feil Package of rehabilitation interventions from WHO Nazirah Hasnan From evidence to practice 1 Tim Geraghty From evidence to practice 2 Lisa Harvey View Cochrane Certification Course information |
Free papers: Engineering and technology 3
Chairpersons: Huey-wen Liang and Ray Russo Telephysiotherapy-led exercise in aged care: systematic review, implementation analysis, and qualitative insights from the TOP UP trial Rik Dawson Q&A Experiences of hospital staff, patients and their caregivers about participating in a newly established virtual rehabilitation ward Vun Vun Wong Q&A StandingTall to prevent falls and fall injuries in older people living in the community: replication trial and meta-analysis Kim Delbaere Q&A Аdvantages of the hybrid rehabilitation – the continued in- and outpatient rehabilitation in the spinal cord injury patients. Polina Tkachenko Q&A Empowering Patients In-Hand: Exploring Self-Managed Osteoarthritis Care Through the “Rumah RehabMedik” App Achmad Zaini Q&A Self-help cyber-paired telerehabilitation assisted by an ankle-foot exoneuromusculoskeleton for patients with stroke Wanyi Qing Q&A Effectivity and Cost-Benefit of Tele-rehabilitation on Stroke Patient: A Systematic Review Husnul Mubarak Q&A |
Alternative and Complementary Medicine for Pain: Battlefield (auricular) acupuncture and Yoga
Chair: Amit Bhargva Introduction Amit Bhargava Battlefield acupuncture TBA Speaker Yoga for low back pain Amit Bhargva Yoga for joint pain Kamal Mezian Questions, Discussion, Conclusion Amit Bhargva View workshop information |
Free papers: Health policy and systems 3
Chairperson: Nimish Mittal Development of an Australian physical activity clinical practice guideline for people with moderate to severe traumatic brain injury Liam Johnson Q&A Long COVID and Work Ability: A Preliminary Report Ashvinii Manivel Q&A Naturalistic evaluation of an acute in-reach rehabilitation service: case characteristics and service outcomes Christine Shiner Q&A Understanding the clinical practice and clinical decision-making of Chilean Occupational Therapists working with adults with Acquired Brain Injury: a work in progress Sebastian Gallegos-Berrios Q&A Influences on physical activity participation for Australians living with moderate-to-severe traumatic brain injury – a qualitative study of stakeholder perspectives. Kerry West Q&A A multistakeholder eDelphi consensus on geriatric rehabilitation care for Chinese older adults in contexts of flooding Joseph Balikuddembe Kimuli Q&A The Discharge Planning Assessment Tool guides discharge planning to support post discharge participation after first stroke Jacinta Sheehan Q&A |
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Chairpersons: Michael Pollack and Vishwa Raj When is the best timing for starting amputee rehabilitation Carolina Schiappacasse |
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Ollie Hook lecture
Chairpersons: Michael Pollack and Vishwa Raj Cancer rehabilitation – now or never! Fary Khan |
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Patients as Storytellers: An Introduction to Narrative Medicine in PRM
Chair: Dale Strasser Introduction to Storytelling and Narrative Medicine Dale Strasser DIPEx International (Database of Individual Patients’ Experiences) Lorraine Smith Narrative Interviewing and Qualitative Methods Thorsten Meyer-Feil Case Descriptions – Narratives and clinical experiences Benjamin Abramoff Nora Newcomb Linamara Battistella Monica Verduzco-Gutierrez Questions / Discussion Lorraine Smith Thorsten Meyer-Feil View workshop information |
Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine international exchange. The visitor and the host experience
Chair: Maria Amparo Martinez Assucena Chairperson introduction Maria Amparo Martinez Assucena International exchange. The PRM host experience, in Australia Fary Khan International exchange. The PRM visitor experience, in South Korea Abderrazak Hajjioui International exchange. The PRM visitor experience, in Turkey Maria Amparo Martinez Assucena International exchange. The PRM host experience, in South Korea Moon-Suk Bang View workshop information |
Head and neck cancer rehabilitation: Where do we go from here?
Chair: Nandita Keole Introduction Nandita Keole Impairments in Head and Neck cancer Francesca König Development of rehabilitation plans Nandita Keole Current state of research on rehabilitation timing and technology Jessica Cheng Questions All speakers View workshop information |
Cochrane workshop: Sarcopenia
Chairpersons: Ian Cameron and Mary Galea Current cochrane evidence Francesca Gimigliano Package of rehabilitation interventions from WHO Eleftheria Antoniadou From evidence to practice 1 Ian Cameron From evidence to practice 2 Cathie Sherrington View Cochrane Certification Course information |
Free papers: Engineering and technology 4
Chairperson: Pradeep Thumbkiat and Kelly Dungey Guidance force settings during robotic assisted gait training to reduce lateropulsion in sub-acute stroke: a randomised case series Chantel Seaforth Q&A Case report: The long-term intervention effects of HAL gait training for a patient with spinal cord damage due to lightning and electrical trauma Yuichiro Soma Q&A Revisiting proprioception after stroke: a pilot feasibility study utilizing upper-limb rehabilitation robot Ananda Sidarta Q&A Atypical therapy for atypical neurological patients Anuka Parapuram Q&A The Influence of Lateral Sitting Wedges on the Spinal Curvature in Patients with Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis Ulrich Betz Q&A Investigating the Clinical Benefits and Neural Mechanisms of a Novel Glasses-Free VR Training System in Rehabilitation Wai Leung Ambrose Lo Q&A |
How to write and publish a systematic review: A primer
Chair: William Levack Welcome, presenter introductions: Overview of session and learning objectives William Levack Value of systematic reviews: Why conduct them? Farooq Azam Rathore How to design and conduct systematic reviews: An overview of: – PICO questions – Designing a protocol – Search strategies – Data collection – Risk of bias assessment Farooq Azam Rathore Extracting data and analyses results: An introduction to: – Risk Ratios – Mean Differences – Standard Mean Differences – Meta-analyses – Subgroup analyses William Levack How to write for publication Farooq Azam Rathore Gamification of learning Farooq Azam Rathore Questions & answers, workshop summary and take-home messages William Levack View workshop information |
Free papers: Therapeutics 2
Chairpersons: Shaun Xiong and Areerat Suputtitada A randomized placebo-controlled trial of oral resveratrol for patients with painful knee osteoarthritis (ARTHROL) Christelle Nguyen Q&A Role of conservative therapy in the rehabilitation of obstructive constipation Naglaa Gadallah Q&A Efficacy and safety of intra-articular injection of botulinum toxin A for musculoskeletal pain: a systematic review and meta-analysis Christelle Nguyen Q&A Factors predicting long-term physical activity of breast cancer survivors. 5-year-follow-up of the BREX exercise intervention study Kristiina Kokkonen Q&A The role of ultrasound guided platelet rich plasma and autologous whole blood injection in the treatment of lateral epicondylitis – an interventional randomized control trial. Jimi Jose Q&A Digital solution of the Health Maintenance Tool for people with spinal cord injury: Design and Development Mohit Arora Q&A Incidence of cervical radiculopathy among carpal tunnel syndrome patients, Double Crush syndrome. and factors modifying it. Epidemiological study Naglaa Hussein Q&A |
Free papers: Health policy and systems 4
Chairpersons: Sumitha Gounden and Raji Thomas Australian and New Zealand Clinical Practice Guidelines for the physiotherapy management of people with spinal cord injuries Joanne Glinsky Q&A Knowledge, Attitude & Practice of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine in Nigeria: a cross-sectional survey Ihuoma Okereke Q&A An audit of physical activity provision and promotion in brain injury rehabilitation services throughout Australia in 2023: Assessing care across the continuum. Sakina Chagpar Q&A Occupational Therapy practices for adults with acquired brain injury in Chile – a cultural perspective: a scoping review. Sebastian Gallegos-Berrios Q&A Global certification for building the world’s rehabilitation health workforce: Global agenda, local imperatives Julia To Dutka Q&A The implementation of the Rehab Toolkit in the care of cancer patients in the acute inpatient setting Vincent Wen Sern Gan Q&A Economic evaluation of digitally enabled aged and neurological rehabilitation care in the Activity and MObility UsiNg Technology (AMOUNT) trial Marina Pinheiro Q&A |
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Advances in Technology and Clinical Collaboration between India and Australia
Chair: Steven Faux Introduction Steven Faux Recent Developments in Assistive Technology in India and the way forward. A systemic review on the status of stroke rehabilitation in India Gita Handa Thukral Rehabilitation of Spinal Cord Injury in South India- Current Scenario, Opportunities , Challenges and Recent Advances Raji Thomas International Tele-rehabilitation to Subacute Spinal Rehabilitation unit in rural India from Australia-lessons learnt Sumitha Gounden Q & A View workshop information |
Free papers: Clinical sciences 4
Chairpersons: Saeed Algarni Effectiveness of Denosumab on Bone Mineral Density in Patients with Osteoporosis and Stroke Gi-young Park Q&A Unseen trauma: exploring psychological distress after motor vehicle crashes and its impact on pain and recovery Ilaria Pozzato Q&A Factors influencing uptake of pulmonary rehabilitation: A Cochrane qualitative evidence synthesis William Levack Q&A Premier Highland Dancer Sports Injuries Faye Tan Q&A Post Covid Pain – A New Challenge in Rehabilitation Stuart Tan Q&A Integrating Machine Learning for Improved Prediction of Post-THRA Walking Ability Jung Keun Hyun Q&A Feasibility and accuracy of radiofrequency ablation of the genicular nerves innervating the inferolateral knee joint- A cadaveric study Nitesh Gonnade Q&A |
Learning from Mentors in Rehabilitation Medicine: Perspectives around the Globe
Chair: Tawab Khalil Introduction Muhammad Tawab Khalil Panel Discussion: “The Role of Mentors” All speakers Panel Discussion: “Cultural Perspectives on Mentorship” All speakers Panel Discussion: “Global Best Practices” All speakers Panel Discussion: “Building Strong Mentor-Mentee Relationships All speakers Closing Remarks Muhammad Tawab Khalil Networking Session All speakers Speakers: Muhammad Tawab Khalil Farooq Azam Rathore Fary Khan Monica Verduzco-Gutierrez Rochelle Dy Paul Winston Md Taslim Uddin View workshop information |
Cochrane workshop: Low back pain
Chairpersons: Leandro Heidy Yoshioka and Harry Eeman Package of rehabilitation interventions from WHO Farooq Rathore Current cochrane evidence Francesca Gimigliano From evidence to practice 1 Harry Eeman From evidence to practice 2 Harry Eeman View Cochrane Certification Course information |
Free papers: Engineering and technology 5
Chairperson: Jerico Dela Cruz Custom-contoured Cushion Fabrication Method Based on Pressure Mapping. A pilot study Adriana Martínez-Hernández Q&A Training protocol for gait rehabilitation with wearable lower limb exoskeletons. Manuel Bayon-Calatayud Q&A Effectiveness of tongue pressure training with customized bulb in dysphagia of meningioma patient: a case report Po-Chuan Chang Q&A Development of a Novel Standing Wheelchair Qolo for People with Lower Limb Impairments Yukiyo Shimizu Q&A Dynamic vs static splints in radial nerve neuropathy and their impact in the hand function: a narrative review Axel Becerril Q&A |
Free papers: Therapeutics 3
Chairpersons: Krystal Song and Abderrazak Hajjioui Q&A Is group-based pulmonary rehabilitation an effective strategy in individuals with post-COVID-19 syndrome? Jannis Papathanasiou Q&A Longitudinal goal attainment following treatment with abobotulinumtoxinA in adults with lower limb spasticity Jorge Jacinto Q&A A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Efficacy of Botulinum Toxin A for Neuropathic Pain Anupam Datta Gupta Q&A Mobility in Community Ambulators with Knee Locking Deficiency Using a Microprocessor Controlled Knee Ankle Foot Orthosis and a Stance Control Orthosis: Randomized Crossover Trial Sylvain Petit Q&A A self-report version of the Walking Index for Spinal Cord Injury (WISCI): a psychometric study. Lisa Harvey Q&A Effectiveness of three-dimensionally integrated tele-exercise for ameliorating adolescent idiopathic scoliosis: A single-blinded randomized controlled trial Qing Du Q&A |
Free papers: Therapeutics 4
Chairperson: Subramanya Adiga and Sabri Garoushi Non-exercise predictors of activity performance and participation in exercising people with Parkinson’s disease Serene Paul Q&A Influence of adherence to prehabilitation before total knee replacement for knee osteoarthritis on post-operative functional independence: secondary analyses of a randomized controlled trial (EDEX) Christelle Nguyen Q&A Electrical stimulation combined with strength training to increase the voluntary strength of very weak muscles in people with recent spinal cord injury: randomised controlled trial Lydia Chen Q&A Physical activity levels of new lower limb prosthetic users post discharge from inpatient rehabilitation. Heather Batten Q&A Denosumab and its association with incident diabetes: A systematic review and meta-analysis Po-Wei Chen Q&A Evaluation of online learning modules for arm rehabilitation after stroke Kate Scrivener Q&A Community access in people with Parkinson’s disease: Motivators, facilitators and barriers Serene Paul Q&A |
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The role of technology in Rehabilitation for children and young adults Chairs: Adam Scheinberg and Rae Robinson Introduction Adam Scheinberg and Rae Robinson TBA presentation Rae Robinson Changes in robotics and the sensory aspects of robotics Ray Russo Development of upper limb exoskeletal robots: powered or nonpowered? Yu-Cheng Pei Social assistive robots for children Adam Scheinberg and Joel D’Rosario View workshop information |
Clinical Assessment and Management of Joint Hypermobility and Instability in Children and Adults with Hypermobility Disorders
Chairs: Nimish Mittal Introduction Nimish Mittal Station 1: Assessment of Joint Hypermobility Verity Pacey Station 2: Non -MSK manifestations of Inherited hypermobility disorders Louise Tofts Station 3: Assessment and Management of recurrent joint instability Cliffton Chan Final discussion and conclusive remarks All speakers View workshop information |
Enhancing skills in Diagnosis Management and Prognosis to improve outcomes in Peripheral Nerve Injury
Chair: Thomas A Miller Introduction Thomas A Miller Combining the strengths of Physiatry and the peripheral Nerve Surgeon to achieve better outcomes in PNI Thomas A Miller Managing Neuropathic Pain after Nerve Injury Steven Faux How can electrodiagnostic evaluation help in the prognosis and outcome after a nerve injury Lawrence Robinson Ultrasound and nerve injury and the use of Ultrasound in the assessment of nerve injury – Neil G. Simon View workshop information |
Pain Management intervention – patient selection – the right treatment for the right patient
Chair: Tania Gardner Introduction Tania Gardner Patient selection for interventional approaches Marc Russo Patient selection for online therapies Tania Gardner Patient selection for group programs Michael Nicholas Selection for medication approaches Shiuk Lee Panel discussion and review case All speakers View workshop information |
Rehabilitation care for individuals with burn injuries
Chairs: Brian Zeman and Dale Edgar Introduction Brian Zeman and Dale Edgar Acute management of burns including in austere conditions as well as long term medical complications Dale Edgar Q&A Rehabilitation and psychosocial impairments of burn injury including Karen Kowalske Q&A Pain management and timing of therapy Matt Tuminello Q&A Panel session All speakers View workshop information |
Hand and Wrist Ultrasonography in Outpatient Physiatry Clinic: Case-Based Approach to Hand and Wrist Pathologies
Chairs: Se Won Lee Introduction Se Won Lee Surface anatomy of hand and wrist and palpation skills Mooyeon Oh-Park US of hand and wrist pathologies commonly encountered at physiatric clinic Se Won Lee Intervention with US for hand and wrist pathologies Mohammed Emam Hands on MSK US practice in 3 groups All speakers Q & A View workshop information |
Assembly of delegates
by invitation only This session will run between 1400 – 1830 hours |
Disaster Rehabilitation Committee (DRC), ISPRM Annual Scientific Session 2024
Chair: Farooq Rathore Introduction Farooq Rathore Barriers and lessons learnt in setting up DRSIG in Australia Sumitha Gounden Traumatic Brain Injury Maria Paul Amputee Rehabilitation after Disasters David Crandell Use of satellite data link with public health for disaster rehab Satoshi Hayamizu Trauma and torture victim rehab Taslim Uddin Managing Patients with Spinal Cord Injuries in Natural Disaster Settings: Insights and Practical Considerations Shaun Xiong Disaster Rehabilitation: Current Updates and Future Trends Bhasker Amatya Ukraine Rehabilitation Response update Sergii Kolisnyk Question and Answer View workshop information |
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Keynote lecture
Chairpersons: Natasha Lannin and Ian Baguley What is the best timing and dose of rehabilitation for TBI Mazlina Mazlan |
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Keynote lecture
Chairpersons: Natasha Lannin and Ian Baguley Do people living with disabilities need a lifetime passport to rehabilitation service Thomas Linden |
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Understanding Scientific Writing/Publishing: Rules, Tips and Tricks
Scholarly publishing – metrics Levent Özçakar How do journals work – how to choose them Farooq Rathore Reporting guidelines for scientific papers Allen Heinemann View workshop information |
Free papers: Therapeutics 5
Chairpersons: Ray Russo Mechanism evaluation of a digitally-enabled rehabilitation intervention: a secondary mediation analysis of a randomised controlled trial Leanne Hassett Q&A What is the smallest worthwhile effect of motor training on strength for people with spinal cord injury using the benefit-harm trade-off method? Joanne Glinsky Q&A Management of Speech Dysfluency Due to Functional Neurologic Disorder using a Behavioural Approach Sara Bringhurst Q&A Effect of Postoperative Lower Extremity Traction on the Popliteal Angle After Lengthening of Knee Flexor Muscles by Percutaneous Needle Tenotomy Sylvain Petit Q&A Physiotherapy in Post and Long COVID condition- a Scoping Review Judith Gartmann Q&A Mobilising patients with severe acquired brain injury in intensive care (MAWERIC) – a randomised cross-over trial Christian Riberholt Q&A Gait analysis after anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction Youness Abdelfettah Q&A |
Free papers: Clinical sciences 5
Chairperson: Abderrazak Hajjoui Chairpersons: Is vaginal delivery related to pelvic floor dysfunction? “Electrophysiologic study” Naglaa Gadallah Q&A Traumatic coccygodynia: management in a physical medicine and readaptation department Abdoul Aziz Alfari Q&A Evaluation of the safety and effectiveness of intramuscular motor blocks in Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine. Robin Hattenberger Q&A A study on the correlation between clinical and radiological assessment using dynamic ultrasonography in patients with clinical subacromial impingement Vinay Goyal Q&A Predictors of Spasticity 3-6 Months Post Stroke: A 5-Year Retrospective Cohort Study Tom Miller Q&A Impact of Botulinum Toxin on “Unpleasant Sensations” in Patients with Post-Stroke Spasticity Salvatore Facciorusso Q&A To what extent are guidelines used in spasticity clinics? A qualitative study of facilitators and barriers to spasticity Edwina Sutherland Q&A |
Cochrane workshop: Stroke
Chairpersons: Sale Strasser and Michael Nilsson Current cochrane evidence Katharina Stibrant-Sunnerhagen Package of rehabilitation interventions from WHO Abena Tannor From evidence to practice 1 Michael Nilsson From evidence to practice 2 Michael Pollack View Cochrane Certification Course information |
Sarcoma management: The role for Physiatry
Chair: Nandita Keole Introduction Nandita Keole Sarcomas: medical management and need for rehabilitation Birgit Leibbrand Rehabilitation management of impairments in Sarcoma patients Nandita Keole Q&A View workshop information |
Free papers: Social Sciences 2
Chairpersons: Khalil Al Abbad and Raji Thomas Healthcare accessibility and satisfaction with social benefits of people with SCI: Bangladesh part of InSCI Md Taslim Uddin Q&A Cognitive reserve and its association with cognitive and mental health status following an Mohit Arora Q&A Survey on the Training Needs of Parents of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in China: Implications for Tailored Family Intervention Programs Hai Li Q&A Examining the impact of FES+iPad-based music therapy on the upper limb function and wellbeing of stroke survivors: A mixed methods pilot randomised controlled trial Tanya Silveira-Price Q&A Calorie Intake and Weight Change in Stroke Patients in Comprehensive Inpatient Rehabilitation Wards Isao Akatsuka Q&A Exploring the Relationship Between Sleep Quality and Environmental Factors in Bangladeshi Individuals with Spinal Cord Injury Anika Tasnim Q&A Incidence of myofascial pain syndrome among patients with possible hand entrapment neuropathy; epidemiologic study Naglaa Hussein Q&A |
Free papers: Clinical sciences 7
Chairpersons: Linamara Barristella and Niña Carmela Tamayo Can targeted cognitive intervention in post-acute hip fracture patients improve their rehabilitation outcomes Avital Hershkovitz Q&A The effect of brief and focused mindfulness meditation on young adults using EEG approach with machine learning Yuqing Zhai Q&A Cross-cultural Adaptation and Validation of the Indonesian Version of the Spinal Cord Independence Measurement Questionnaire (SCIM-III) Self Report Nurul Hanifah Q&A Ten-year trajectories of spine-specific activity limitations among patients with non-specific chronic low back pain Christelle Nguyen Q&A Effects of enhanced recovery after surgery plus pulmonary rehabilitation on complications after video-assisted lung cancer surgery: a multicentre randomised controlled trial Xiao Lu Q&A Alteration in Spatial Tactile Acuity of Fingers in Diabetes Mellitus Lei-Chi Lin Q&A Does subclinical hypothyroidism affect rehabilitation outcomes of hip fracture patients admitted to a post-acute rehabilitation setting? Avital Hershkovitz Q&A |
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Free papers: Clinical sciences 6
Chairpersons: Maria Crotty and Andrew Cole Fitness to drive assessment for older people with dementia and mild cognitive impairment: Current practice and perspectives Claire Spargo Q&A Protocol Development for Ultrasound Acquisition of Hamstring Architecture, Echo Intensity, and Shear Wave Elastography Maria Belinda Cristina Fidel Q&A Promotion of Physical Activity by Health Professionals (PROMOTE-PA): protocol for a hybrid type 1 effectiveness-implementation cluster randomised controlled trial Kate Purcell and Cathie Sherrington Q&A Prevalence of hyponatremia in spinal cord injury patients – an international multi-centre study Samir Al-Mitwally Q&A Navigating the Tackle: An Exploration of Football Injuries Among Bangladeshi Female Players Md Ali Emran Q&A Effectiveness of behavioural and non-pharmacological interventions for chronic pain following spinal cord injury: Findings from a systematic review Allen Heinemann Q&A Reversing pre-frailty in elderly with home-based modified Otago exercise program Luluk Qurrota Aini Q&A |
Free papers: Therapeutics 6
Chairpersons: Bhasker Amatya and Mariane Tateishi Integrated Neuro-Orthopedic Interventions for Refractory Shoulder Spasticity: Percutaneous Cryoneurolysis and Tenotomy in a Case Series Paul Winston Q&A Speech Therapy for Poststroke Aphasia: A Systematic Review and Network Meta-Analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials Fu-An Yang Q&A Extracellular vesicles derived from bone marrow mesenchymal stromal cells under pulsed electromagnetic fields prevent necroptosis of osteoblasts in steroid-induced osteonecrosis of the femoral head rats Xiao-Na Xiang Q&A SCIMBIONT: Gut Microbiota Changes In Sub-Acute Spinal Cord Injury During An Inpatient Rehabilitation Program Maria Ribeiro-Cunha Q&A Perceptions of a multiple component fall prevention program for people with Parkinson’s disease: a qualitative study Natalie Allen Q&A Effectiveness of internet-based telehealth program in patients with hip and/ or knee osteoarthritis: a systematic review and meta-analysis Hao-Nan Wang Q&A |
Free papers: Clinical sciences 8
Chairpersons: Alli Al Rjoub and Mary Galea ‘Healing Hands’ – Use of Botulinum Toxin in Healing Hand Ulcers caused by focal spasticity Anupam Datta Gupta Q&A Prognostic Factors Associated with Post-Stroke Dysphagia in Intracerebral Haemorrhagic Patients Meng-Ting Lin Q&A Safety and efficacy of phenol neurolysis in people with spinal cord injury: A retrospective study Ragha Korupolu Q&A Does the intramuscular injection of Botulinum Neurotoxin-A induce muscular weakness in adult-onset neurological patients with focal spasticity? A systematic review. Renee Gill Q&A Implementation of interventions to improve care for people with frailty in hospital settings: A systematic review Kisani Manuel Q&A Canadian Physicians’ Use of Ultrasound in Spasticity Treatment: A National Cross-Sectional Survey Fraser MacRae Q&A Trunk Control and Pelvic Angle Variability in People with Stroke during Walking – A Vector Field Analysis Jiaqi Li Q&A |
Cochrane workshop: Traumatic brain injury
Chairpersons: Ian Baguley and Lawrence Robinson Current cochrane evidence William Levack Package of rehabilitation interventions from WHO Klemen Grabljevec From evidence to practice 1 Ian Baguley From evidence to practice 2 Lauren Christie View Cochrane Course Certification information |
Free papers: Clinical sciences 9
Chairperson: Sanaz Pournajaf and Ray Russo Physical function limitation, physical activity and falls from mid-life to older age in Australian women Venisa Kwok Q&A Non-catastrophic road traffic injury in regional Australia Annette Kifley Q&A Sleep, fatigue, and pain in Long Covid: a one-year follow up study from India Sanjay Pandey Q&A Comparative Functional Outcome Improvement in In-Patient Rehabilitation: A Study of Schizophrenia Patients and Those without Mental Illness. Iuly Treger Q&A Evaluating language discordance in rehabilitation – findings from a national registry study of rehabilitation outcomes data in Australia Christine Shiner Q&A Associations of Sarcopenia and Osteoporosis with Metabolic-Dysfunction-Associated Fatty Liver Disease in US Adults: A Nationwide Cross-Sectional Study Jinyu Wang Q&A Behaviour change techniques, interventions components, and adherence to supervised fall prevention exercise in community-dwelling older adults: secondary analysis of a systematic review Wing Kwok Q&A |
Free papers: Biomedical Sciences
Chairperson: Linamara Battistella and Mariana Cavazzoni Lima de Carvalho Postural alignment during unsupported walking following Acquired Brain Injury: Application of a new measure of postural alignment Jack Beard Q&A Improvement in upper limb movement capacity is not accompanied by improvement in dexterity control in people with severe post-stroke hemiparesis Shintaro Uehara Q&A Preliminary data regarding a preclinical and clinical study of mud application effects on tissue oxygenation in a rehabilitation context Constantin Munteanu Q&A Six-Month Orthotic Insole Use: Impact on Gait and Plantar Pressure in Flat-Footed College Students Zhiguan Huang Q&A Neural and onconeural autoantibodies, blood-brain barrier disruption markers, and functional outcomes in patients with brain tumors undergoing radiation treatment Katarzyna Hojan Q&A Appropriate Mechanical Stimulation Inhibits the senescence of Chondrocytes Liren Wang Q&A |
Pitfalls in medico-legal assessments in the Netherlands, offering a sneak peek at a possible Dutch solution
Chair: Kim Waspe Introduction Kim Waspe Pitfalls in medico-legal assessments in the Netherlands, offering a sneak peek at a possible Dutch solution Monique Piegza Organization of medicolegal assessment in judicial expertise in Belgium and Europe. Mark Lissens The various methods of Assessment used in Insurance Regulatory Environments around Australia, including different uses of Whole Person Percentage Impairments and their various strengths and weaknesses Stephen Buckley View workshop information |
Gender in Pain management
Chair: Areerat Suputtitada Introduction Areerat Suputtitada Gender in Pain Managenent Carl Chen Gender in MSK pain Neil Segal Gender in rehabilitation nursing Julie Pryor Q & A session in a panel All speakers Thanks from the chair View workshop information |
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Global perspectives: Dysphagia research over the past decades
Chair: Yoko Inamoto Introduction Yoko Inamoto Swallowing CT Yoko Inamoto High Resolution Manometry Sebastian Doeltgen Peripheral Magnetic stimulation Hitoshi Kagaya Behavioural Intervention Maggie-Lee Huckabee Q&A View workshop information |
Climate Change: The Single Biggest Threat to Health and Disability
Chair: Md Taslim Uddin Welcome and Opening Remarks Taslim Uddin Introduction to Climate Change and its Health Impacts on People with a Disability: A Highlight on LMIC Taslim Uddin Vulnerable Populations: Addressing the Needs of People with Disabilities Anika Tasnim Community Engagement and Advocacy for Climate-Resilient Health Systems Abul Khair Mohammad Salek Key factors influencing the risk of health (injury and resilience) of individuals affected by climate change Nazirah Hasnan Inclusive Approaches for Disaster Preparedness and Response in Developing Regions: Disability Context Reynaldo Rey-Matias Q&A Moderated by Anika Tasnim Networking, recommendations, and Closing Remarks by the chair Taslim Uddin View workshop information |
Empowering Young People with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome – sharing learnings from an MDT lead self-management course
Chair: Sabine Hennel Introduction Sabine Hennel Partnering with young people with CFS to develop a research program – learnings and outcomes Adam Scheinberg and Elisha Josev CFS self-management course framework – the MDT approach Sabine Hennel Goal setting for young people with CFS & How to manage energy – the traffic light system Ella Barry Break How to help achieve activity/participation goals & What about parents and carers? Jared Chan How to advocate in the education setting Heidi Gilmour Bringing it all togethers – summary and questions Sabine Hennel View workshop information |
Ultrasound-guided common and uncommon nerve blocks with alcohol for spasticity management
Chair: Yuxi Chen Overview of alcohol neurolysis and diagnostic lidocaine median nerve block, Musculocutaneous nerve neurolysis TBA Speaker Obturator nerve and femoral nerve block Rachelle T. Dy Nerve block sciatic motor branches to hamstrings and tibial motor branches to medial and lateral gastrocs Yuxi Chen Station 1: Musculocutaneous nerve and median nerve block TBA Speaker Station 2: Obturator nerve and femoral nerve block Rachelle T. Dy Station 3: Sciatic motor to hamstrings and Tibial motor to gastrocs nerve block Yuxi Chen View workshop information |
Treating persistent pain with online rehabilitation programs – the future is here
Chair: Carl Chen Introduction Carl Chen An online pain rehabilitation program to treat persistent pain after knee replacement Nathan Johns Reboot online – the past, present and future Tania Gardner Digital chronic pain interventions: new virtual reality and online opportunities Daniel Harvie Panel discussion All speakers View workshop information |
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Free papers: Therapeutics 7
This session will be 60 minutes only Chairpersons: Areerat Suputtitada and Khalil Al Abbad Modulation of the glymphatic system by low-intensity focused ultrasound in stoke model Ming-Yen Hsiao Q&A High-frequency repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) combined with treadmill training versus treadmill training only on walking speed and balance in chronic stroke patients Anamon Tangjade Q&A Does High Dose Exercise or Electrical Muscle Stimulation Improve Strength and Function in Non-Weight Bearing Older Patients? The PAIVE Pilot Randomised Trial Kelly Fleury and Lucy Troup Q&A Rehabilitation therapy modulates the gut microbiota and its correlation with therapeutic efficacy in adolescent idiopathic scoliosis Qing Du Q&A Effects of Frenkel tele-exercise on the lower limb stepping reaction time and balance in elderly fallers Chernkhuan Stonsaovapak Q&A Open CPG targeting SCS seems to ameliorate neuropathic pain and gait disturbance after spinal disease and stroke; pharmacological screening of responder using a ketamine infusion Katsuhiro Nishino Q&A Effects of an outpatient exercise program for Australians with cancer-related fatigue: an unmet need. Anupam Datta Gupta Q&A |
Arts as Change Agents: Leaving No Older Persons Behind
Chair: Bryan O’Young Introduction Bryan O’Young UN SDG 2030 Akiko Ito 3-D Printing in Low Resource Environments Matthew Bartels Aging Artfully with Mental Wellness Kenneth Fung Music as a Global Resource Barbara Hesser and Brydie-Leigh Bartleet The Role of Architecture as a Change Agent James McCullar Chrysanthemum & Crane: Cultivating a Creative Life Katerina Lanfranco Q&A Moderator: Dianne Davis All speakers View workshop information |
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Keynote lecture
Chairpersons: Steven Faux and Gerard Francisco Artificial intelligence in Rehabilitation Medicine Michael Nilsson |
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Keynote lecture
Chairpersons: Steven Faux and Gerard Francisco Sidney Licht lecture: The hidden disability of post-viral long-term conditions. Role of PRM in advancing the science and clinical practice Manoj Sivan |
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Transtibial Amputations, exploring appropriate designs and service models: An Australia India Synergy
Chairs: Nidhi Gupta and Sumitha Gounden Introduction Nidhi Gupta and Sumitha Gounden Introducing 3-4 Australian case studies and MDT discussing each case study Live demonstration of some cases. Coaching the amputee gait – why it is so important? Greg Bowring Nidhi Gupta Sarah Mcconnell Cathy Howells Introducing low-cost prosthetic options and Jaipur foot in a case study style Presenting the Jaipur foot – manufacturing and fitting of the foot Pooja Mukul Panel discussion and Q and A All speakers View workshop information |
Be Pain Smart: a new way to manage pain after Brain Injury
Chairs: Regina Schultz Introduction Regina Schultz Literature review of chronic pain after brain injury Regina Schultz Understanding Pain after brain injury Tania Gardner Assessment of Pain – modifying for brain injury Jane Bradshaw Developing a pain management plan Regina Schultz Using Physical Activity Strategies Tania Gardner Managing Depression and Anxiety Jane Bradshaw Understanding how to Manage Sleep and Fatigue Regina Schultz Bringing it all together and maintain changes Tania Gardner Workshop summary and wrap-up Jane Bradshaw View workshop information |
Optimizing the Utility of Ultrasound for Assessment and Treatment of the Spastic Muscle: Practical Clinical Pearls
Chairs: Rajiv Reebye, Ève Boissonnault and Anton Pick Introduction Rajiv Reebye Background and review of the literature on muscle architectural changes in spastic disorders and presentation of the Modified Heckmatt scale Ève Boissonnault Live demonstration: – Sharing of clinical pearls on proper US scanning and injection techniques – Explaining how to incorporate the Modified Heckmatt Scale in a clinical setting Omar Khan Rajiv Reebye Anton Pick Potential application of the Modified Heckmatt scale in a clinical setting and future directions Rajiv Reebye Hands-on practice of learned practical clinical pearls on proper US scanning and injection techniques, including muscle assessment with the Modified Heckmatt scale All speakers View workshop information |
Level 2 Spasticity Management Workshop
Welcome and introduction John Olver Ian Baguley Demonstration of use of Tardieu Scale for spasticity Measurement John Olver Use of intrathecal baclofen and outcomes. Nerve blocks as an adjunct to Botulinum use Barry Rawicki Some issues with ultrasound guidance for injection Barry Rawicki John Olver Q&A / Discussion BREAK Use of therapy post botulinum toxin injection John Olver Topics in Paediatric Spasticity Barry Rawicki Q&A / Panel discussion Goal setting, screening tool and functional improvement post botulinum toxin John Olver Discussion points in use of botulinum toxin 1. Pronator teres +/- or minus pronator quadratus 2. Subscapularis, teres major, pectoralis major biceps 3. Biceps, pronator teres 4. Treatment of toe clawing (incl. spasticity vs dystonia, short vs long toe flexors, other treatments) 5. Decision about injecting FCU or FCR 6. Decision regarding which head of gastroc to inject if a priority is required. Ian Baguley Barry Rawicki Q&A / Panel discussion Conclusion, wrap up, assessment Ian Baguley View workshop information Workshop will incur an additional fee in addition to congress registration |
Technology prescription for neuro recovery
This workshop will run between 1300 – 1430 hours Chair: Dylan Edwards Chairperson introduction Dylan Edwards Clinical implementation of technology in rehabilitation settings Preeti Raghavan Develop an innovative program in inpatient rehab setting Ning Cao Deciphering the evidence on clinical rehab technology adoption Dylan Edwards View workshop information |
Mental health matters after stroke: an integrative approach for better patient care
Chair: Alexandra Terrill Introduction Alexandra Terrill Video vignette Overview of common mental health issues, best practice recommendations for screening and sychotherapeutic interventions Viewpoint: Clinical Psychologist Justin MacKenzie Activity/Discussion Video vignette Best practice: medical treatment options Viewpoint: Neurologist Jennifer J. Majersik Activity/Discussion Break Video vignette Integrating mental health into inpatient rehabilitation teams for improved patient care and quality of life Viewpoint: Physiatrist Steven Edgley Activity/Discussion Video vignette Considering family caregivers Viewpoint: Behavioural scientist Maija Reblin Activity/Discussion Video vignette Innovative programs and interventions Viewpoint: Clinical Psychologist and Researcher Alexandra Terrill Activity/Discussion Wrap-up Alexandra Terrill View workshop information |
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Clinical Application 3D Printing Technology in Rehabilitatio
This workshop will run between 1445- 1615 hours Chair: Ning Cao Chairperson introduction Ning Cao Current Status of 3D printing and its application in a rehabilitation setting Mukul Talaty Translation of 3D printing technology to Clinical Application Ning Cao Clinical application of 3D printing AFOs in Inpatient Rehab Ryan Hafner View workshop information |
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1300 – 1830 |
Royal Rehab and St Vincent’s Hospital Tour (additional charge applicable)
The tour will depart from the main entrance of ICC Sydney (ground floor, convention side – opposite Sofitel Darling Harbour) promptly at 1300 hours and will return to the same location at approximately 1830 hours |
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