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Cognitive Rehabilitation Training Based on the ACRM Cognitive Rehabilitation Manual: Translating Evidence-Based Recommendations into Practice, this introductory training teaches ALL of the evidence-based interventions for impairments of executive functions, memory, attention, hemispatial neglect, and social communication. This two-day workshop provides an extraordinary opportunity to learn evidence-based cognitive rehabilitation strategies, including step-by-step procedures from leading researchers and clinicians. FACULTY: Rebecca D. Eberle…

Preventing & Reversing Vascular Diseases Evidence-based research can demonstrate how food affects physiology in health and disease as well as how food can undermine or promote the rehabilitation process. This two-day translational course will present evidence-based research on how to most effectively prevent, arrest, and reverse vascular diseases including: myocardial infarction (heart attack), hypertension (high blood pressure), cerebral infarction (stroke) and more. FACULTY: Hans Diehl…

ACRM MEETING 1:0 0 PM – 5:0 0 PM

BI-ISIG: Disorders of Consciousness Task Force: ACRM AAN NIDRR Model Systems DOC Evidence-Based Guidelines Workgroup Meeting (BY INVITATION ONLY)

7 – 11 OCTOBER 2014 | TORONTO, CANADA 91st Annual Conference

7:0 0 AM – 8:0 0 AMACRM MEETING: SCI-ISIG: Fitness & Wellness

Task Force Meeting

ACRM MEETING: Stroke-ISIG Business Meeting

ACRM MEETING: International Networking Group Business Meeting

ACRM MEETING: Pediatric Rehabilitation Networking

Group Meeting

ACRM MEETING: Outcomes Measurement Networking Group Meeting

ACRM MEETING: Early Career Networking Group Physicians

Task Force Meeting

ACRM MEETING: Military & Veterans Affairs Networking Group Meeting

8:0 0 AM – 10:0 0 AM WELCOME REMARKS AND PLENARY I: Pushing, Pulling, Nudging and Tipping Evidence Into Practice: Experience From the Frontline Implementing Best Practices in Rehabilitation // Mark Bayley CC/CP

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CONCURRENT SESSIONS

BRAIN INJURY BRAIN INJURY BRAIN INJURY SPINAL CORD STROKE NEURO-DEGENERATIVE PAIN CANCER CANCER CROSS-CUTTING

#1152 Interventions Affecting Outcomes Following Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation FACULTY: John Corrigan… BI/CP

#1139 Long-Term Social Role Difficulties for the Person With a Brain Injury and a Psychiatric DiagnosisFACULTY: Rolf B. Gainer… BI/CP

#1142 Pediatric Concussion: Who, What, When, Where, and WhyFACULTY: Stacy Suskauers…BI/PED BI

#1101 The World Health Organization’s (WHO) Intern’l Perspectives on SCI (IPSCI) Report: Implications FACULTY: Yuying Chen… SCI/HP

#1151 Improving Walking Ability in Patients After Stroke: Different Roads Lead to Rome FACULTY: Johan Rietman… ST/CP

#1182 An Interdisciplinary Update on Exercise in Multiple Sclerosis: State of the Art and Practical Applications FACULTY: Tania Bruno…ND/CP

#1211 Opioids for Chronic Non-Cancer Pain: Update on Scientific Evidence and Practical Aspects of PrescribingFACULTY: Jaemin Kim… PAIN/CP

#1246 Advancing Cancer Survivorship Care W/ Integrated Cancer Rehab. Treat-ment Algorithms for Symptom Manage-mentFACULTY: Lorraine J. Pearl-Kraus… CANCER/CP

#1304 The Inpatient Rehab. Experience of Patients With Cancer FACULTY: Jacqueline Mix…CANCER/OR

#1167 How to Get Published: Authorship, Reporting Guidelines, Reviewing in Medical Rehabilitation FACULTY: Leighton Chan…CC/OTHER

#1192 Translating Research Into Person-Centered Practices in Rehab.: Examples From the US, Canada, and New ZealFACULTY: Christina Papadimitrioun…CC/CP

#1205 Innovative Strategies to Promote Exercise Participation and Adherence Among Individuals With Mobility ImpairmentsFACULTY: Mark S. Nash… CC/CP

Oral Presentation of Scientific Papers

11:0 0 AM – 12:30 PM

BRAIN INJURY TOPICS

BI-ISIG Annual Summit 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM

SCI-ISIG: Women’s Health Task

Force Meeting 12 : 30 PM – 2 : 0 0 PM

Neurodegenerative Diseases Networking Group Luncheon with Speaker 12:30 PM – 2:0 0 PM

John DeLuca: Cognitive Rehabilitation in MS: A Behavioral and Neuroimaging Analysis

ACRM MEETING: Cancer Rehabilitation

Networking Group Meeting 1:0 0 PM - 2:0 0 PM

Brucker International Luncheon with Speaker 12:30 PM – 2:0 0 PM

Dr. Donald T. Stuss: Completing the Circle Between Science tttand Rehabilitation: The Ontario Brain Institute Story

LUNCH BREAK 12:30 PM – 2:0 0 PM

CONCURRENT SESSIONS

Oral Presentation of Scientific

Papers1:30 PM – 3:30 PM

Sheldon Berrol Memorial Chautauqua with Angela Colantonio & Yelena Goldin: A Call to Action for Health DisparitiesBISponsored by the ACRM Brain Injury Interdisciplinary Special Interest Group (BI-ISIG)

#1213 Too Young for Therapy? Activity-Based Rehabilitation for Infants and Toddlers With Spinal Cord InjuriesFACULTY: Janet Dean…SCI/PED REHAB

#1092 Electrical Stimulation Training in Persons With Spinal Cord Injury: Outcomes of Clinical TrialsFACULTY: Ashraf Gorgey… SCI/CP

#1225 Rehabilitation Robotics and Neuro-StimulationFACULTY: Hermano Krebs…ST/NEUROSCIENCE

#1093 Falls in Individuals With Multiple Sclerosis: Predictors, Consequences and PreventionFACULTY: Jacob Sosnoff…ND/CP

Oral Presentation of

Scientific Papers: PAIN

#1150 Recognizing Imbalance and Fall Risk in Cancer SurvivorsFACULTY: Elizabeth Hile…CANCER]/CP

#1082 There is No Place Like Home: Identifying Strategies to Decrease Readmissions FACULTY: Pamela Roberts…CC/CP

#1158 Answering Global Challenges in International Health Care Systems: What Can We Learn From Each OtherFACULTY: Chris MacDonell…CC/HP

#1130 Developing Best Practice in Rehabilitation for Patients With Severe ObesityFACULTY: Mary Forhan…CC/CP

#1154 Current Challenges With Spasticity Treatment: Road Blocks or Opportunities?FACULTY: Chetan Phadke…CC/CP

#1310 Regenerative Medicine of Musculoskeletal Tissue: Bone, Cartilage, Disc and MuscleFACULTY: Carmen militza Terzic…CC/OR

NET WORKING BREAK :: VISIT THE EXPO!

CONCURRENT SESSIONS#1103 Minimal Competency Guidelines for Rehab. of Persons W/ Disorders of ConsciousnessFACULTY: Risa Nakase-Richardson…BI/ST/HP

#1102 Aging and Long-Term Issues Following Traumatic Brain InjuryFACULTY: Mel Glenn…BI/CP

#1155 Brain Injury Before Age 5: Implications for RehabilitationFACULTY: Angela Hein Ciccia…BI/PED BI

#1274 Depression After SCI: State of the Science for Researchers and Practical Inform. for CliniciansFACULTY: Charles BombardierSCI/CP

#2260 Hot Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation: Differences in Models of Stroke Rehab. Across Intern’l SettingsFACULTY: Elizabeth Skidmore…ST/CP

#1186 Cognitive and Brain Control of Mobility in Normal and Pathological AgingFACULTY: Joe Verghese, Gilles Allali, Jeannette Mahoney…ND/OTHER

#2088 Multi-disciplinary Pain Programs in Norway and Denmark With a Focus on Return to WorkFACULTY: Irene Øyeflaten…PAIN/OR

#1163 Evidence- Informed Intervention Approaches to Help Cancer Survivors Self-Manage Cognitive and Behavioral ConcernsFACULTY: Mary Vining Radomski…CANCER/CP

#1206 Develop., Implementation and Sustainability of an Early Mobilization Program for Critically Ill Oncology Adult PatientsFACULTY: Shari Frankel…CANCER/CP

#1273 Developing and Reporting Research Evidence That Makes a Difference in Systematic ReviewsFACULTY: Ronald Seel…CC/RM

#1234 Advances in Psychosocial Rehabil-itation: Social Integra-tion and Community Participation in Vul-nerable PopulationsFACULTY: Alexander Libin…CC/CP

#1279 Social Media: The Emerging Source for Expert Advice for Persons With DisabilitiesFACULTY: Julie Gassaway, Xinsheng “Cindy” Cai…CC/TECH

Oral Presentation of Scientific

PapersMIXED TOPICS

ACRM MEETING: BI-ISIG: Cognitive

Rehabilitation Task Force Meeting

(off-site)

EXHIBITORS WELCOME RECEPTION & POSTER VIEWING :: 5:30 PM – 7:0 0 PM EXPO HALL

ACRM MEETING: BI-ISIG: Prognosis

After TBI Task Force Meeting

ACRM MEETING: BI-ISIG: Disorders of

Consciousness Task Force

General Meeting

ACRM MEETING: BI-ISIG: Pediatric

& Adolescent Task Force Meeting

ACRM MEETING: Stroke-ISIG:

Movement & Interventions Task Force Meeting

SPONSORED BREAKFAST 7:15 AM – 8:15 AM

ACRM MEETING: Early Career Networking Group Business Metteting

ACRM MEETING: Geriatric Rehabilitation Group Business

Breakfast Meeting (off-site)

CONCURRENT SESSIONS

BRAIN INJURY BRAIN INJURY BRAIN INJURY SPINAL CORD STROKE NEURO-DEGENERATIVE PAIN CANCER CROSS-CUTTING

#1247 Identifying Active Ingredients and Outcomes of Discipline Specific Therapy in TBI RehabilitationFACULTY: Clare Giuffrida…BI/CP

#1263Methodological Issues in Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Research: A WorkshopFACULTY: Vicki Leigh Kristman…BI/RM

#1214 Concussion and Students: An Inter-Professional Approach to Concussion ManagementFACULTY: Michael Hutchison…BI/CP

#1170 Emerging Biological Targets for Spinal Cord Repair and Regenerative RehabilitationFACULTY: Isobel Ann Scarisbrick…SCI/NEUROSCIENCE

#1126 Conceptual Framework for the Study of Sleep Disturbance Following Acute Neurologic InjuryFACULTY: Risa Nakase-Richardson…ST/BI/CP

#1222 Pediatric MS: Outcomes and InterventionsFACULTY: E. Ann Yeh…ND/CP

#1292 Pain Catastrophizing and Fear-Avoidance of Movement FACULTY: Virgil Wittmer…PAIN/CP

#1208 Treating People With Cancer: Opportunities for Professionals Exist, But What Are the Learning Needs?FACULTY: Oren Cheifetz…CANCER/CP

#1195 Navigating US Post-Acute Care Policy: Where Do I Begin?FACULTY: Holly DeMark Neumann… CC/HP

#1153 Integrating Assistive Technology Into Rehab.Programming: Successes and ChallengesFACULTY: Risa Nakase-Richardson…CC/TECH

#1177Telerehabilitation: A New Frontier in Geriatric RehabilitationFACULTY: Deirdre Dawson…CC/GERIATRIC/CP

#1313 New Trends in the Care and Rehabilitation of Chronic and Complex Medical ConditionsFACULTY: Carmen militza Terzic…CC/CP

NIDRR-Sponsored ARRT Young Investigators Panel of

Oral Presentations

NET WORKING BREAK :: VISIT THE EXPO!

ACRM EXPO OPEN

10:0 0 AM – 2:0 0 PM

11:0 0 AM – 12:30 PM PLENARY II: Advances in Technology for Independent Living // Geoff Fernie, Milos Popovic, Alex Mihailidis CC/TechACRM MEETING:

BI-ISIG: Long-term Issues Task Force

Meeting

ACRM MEETING: BI-ISIG: Girls & Women

with ABI Task Force Meeting

SCI Luncheon with Speaker Mark S. Nash: Wellness After SCI: Are We Barking

Up The Wrong Tree?

ACRM MEETING: BI-ISIG: Disorders of Consciousness Task Force: Minimal Competency Guidelines for Rehabilitation of DOC Workgroup Meeting

ACRM MEETING: Communications

Committee Meeting

ACRM MEETING: Membership

Committee Meeting (BY INVITATION ONLY)

LUNCH BREAK 12:30 PM – 2:0 0 PM

CONCURRENT SESSIONS#1145 Evidence-Based Management of Secondary Conditions in TBI Inpatient RehabilitationFACULTY: Ronald Seel…BI/CP

#1287 Pharmacother-apy of Post-Traumatic Cog Impairments: Inves-tig.of Acetylcholinergic and Catecholaminergic ApproachesFACULTY: David Arciniegas…BI/CP

#1099 Bridging the Gaps Between Medical Rehab and Schools for Students With Acquired BIFACULTY: Drew Nagele…BI/ST/PED BI

#1231 Environment Matters: Contrib. of Geographic Data to Understanding SCI Incidence and Rehab. OutcomesFACULTY: Yuying Chen…SCI/OR

#1181 Identifying and Addressing the Needs of Vulnerable Populations in StrokeFACULTY: Barbara Lutz…ST/CP

#1221 Pediatric Multiple Sclerosis: Cognitive, Fine Motor and Educational ImpactFACULTY: Maria Milazzo…ND/CP

#1179 Pain Assessment and Management in Patients With Severe Brain InjuryFACULTY: Caroline Schnakers…PAIN/CP

#1149 Improving Outcomes With Multimodal Prehabilitation in Surgical Cancer PatientsFACULTY: Julie K. Silver…CANCER/CP

#1107 Longitudinal Outcome Models in Traumatic Brain Injury and SCI: From Research to PracticeFACULTY: Allan John Kozlowski…BI/SCI/RM

#1180 Environmental Factors Item Development for Persons With Stroke, TBI and SCIFACULTY: Allen Heinemann…CC/RM

#1176 Preventing Cognitive Decline in Older Adults: Innovative ApproachesFACULTY: Deirdre Dawson…CC/GERIATRIC/ CP

#1133 The Role of Research in ReimbursementFACULTY: Jennifer French…CC/HP

Oral Presentation of Scientific Papers

MIXED TOPICS

NET WORKING BREAK :: VISIT THE EXPO!

CONCURRENT SESSIONS#1200 Best Practices in Concussion ManagementFACULTY: Jennifer Wethe…BI/CP

#1278 Representation in the TBI Model Systems: Reflections From an Urban Model SystemFACULTY: Tamara Bushnik…BI/OR

#1122 School-Based Programs Promoting Concussion Symptom Resolution and Recov-ery: REAP and Brain-STEPS CMT Models FACULTY: Brenda Eagan Brown… BI/CP

#1161 Using Implementation Science: A Guide for Sustainable Practice Change in SCI RehabilitationFACULTY: Cyndie Koning…SCI/CP

#1178 The Selective Tibial Neurotomy in the Treatment of the Spastic Equinovarus Foot Among Stroke PatientsFACULTY: Thierry Deltombe…ST/CP

#1269 TBI: Recovery and DeclineFACULTY: Barbara Bendlin…BI/ND/NEUROSCEINCE

#1289 Applying the Biopsychosocial Model Toward Prevention of Chronic Pain Syndrome FACULTY: Virgil Wittmer…PAIN/CP

#1285 Disability Within the Context of Breast Cancer Screening, Treatment, and SurvivorshipFACULTY: Robin Newman…CANCER/CP

#1293 Best Practices for Reporting Rehabilitation ResearchFACULTY: Anne Deutsch…CC/OTHER

#1291 Creating Change in Health Policy: Demonstrating the Value of Rehabilitation in the US and CanadaFACULTY: Gary R. Ulicny… CC/HP

#1198 Novel Ways to Improve Mobility and Physical Function in Older Adults: A Targeted Intervention ApproachFACULTY: Jonathan Bean…CC/GERIATRIC/CP

#1288 Developing Outcomes Data Management and Re-porting Capacity for Musculoskeletal Reha-bilitation ProgramsFACULTY: Allen Heinemann…CC/TECH

#1110 Using Hip Fracture and Replacement Practice-Based Evidence Data to Transform Clinical PracticeFACULTY: Pamela Roberts…CC/CP

ACRM MEMBERSHIP MEETING :: 5:45 PM – 6:30 PM ALL WELCOME!

HENRY B. BETTS AWARDS GAL A :: 7:0 0 PM – 11:0 0 PM

ACRM MEETING: BI-ISIG: Disorders of Consciousness Task Force: Acute Confusion Case Definition Workgroup Meeting 7:0 0 AM – 8:30 AM

ACRM MEETING: Health Policy Networking Group Meeting 7:30 AM – 8:30 AM

ACRM MEETING: Program Committee Meeting (BY INVITATION ONLY)

JOHN STANLEY COULTER AWARD LECTURE 8 :30 AM – 9:30 AM

NET WORKING BREAK

CONCURRENT SESSIONS 10:0 0 AM – 11:30 AM SATURDAY INSTRUCTIONAL COURSES 10:0 0 AM – 2:0 0 PM

BRAIN INJURY BRAIN INJURY BRAIN INJURY SPINAL CORD STROKE NEURO-DEGENERATIVE PAIN CANCER CROSS-CUTTING BRAIN

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CUTTING #1137Serving People With TBI and Addiction: Collaboration, Symbiosis Or Denial?FACULTY: John D. Corrigan…BI/CP

#1184What is Unique About Military and Veteran Rehabilitation After Brain Injury?FACULTY: Risa Nakase-Richardson…BI/OR

#1207An Interdisciplinary Clinical Practice Guideline for Concussion Management: Translating Evidence Into Practice FACULTY: Cristin Beazley… BI/CP

#1223Use of Telemedicine in Spinal Cord Injury and Pressure Sore: A Pilot ProjectFACULTY: Hilde Sørli…SCI/CP

#1095Integration of Rehab Strategies and Surgical Reanimation for the Upper Limb After Stroke or SCIFACULTY: Andrew Elkwood…ST/SCI/CP

#1183Cognitive-Motor Interference in Persons With Parkinson’s Disease and Multiple SclerosisFACULTY: Lisa Muratori…ND/CP

#1173Interdisciplinary Pain Rehabilitation for Children and AdolescentsGerard Banez…PAIN/CP

#1241Rehabilitation of Medically Complex Liquid Tumor Inpatients: Challenges and SolutionsFACULTY: Jack Brian Fu, Arash Asher…CANCER/CP

#1283Exploring Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sci-ence and TechnologyFACULTY: Fabrisia Ambrosio…CC/RM

#1108Exoskeleton-Assisted Walking for Persons With Neurological Conditions, Part I: The State of the ScienceFACULTY: Allan Ko-zlowski…CC/TECH

Oral Presentation of Scientific

Papers

10:0 0 AM – 12:0 0 PM

STROKE TOPICS

Oral Presentation of Scientific

Papers

10:0 0 AM – 12:0 0 PM

MIXED TOPICS

20) A Multi-disciplinary Approach in the Management of Sports ConcussionFACULTY: Angela Yi…BI/CP

21) Physician Investigator Basic TrainingFACULTY: Ismari Clesson…CC/RM

22) Ensuring the Delivery of High-Quality Fall Prevention: How Rehab. Professionals Engage in Quality ImprovementFACULTY: Natalie E. Leland…CTC/CP

LUNCH BREAK :: 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM

CONCURRENT SESSIONS 12:30 PM – 2:0 0 PM#1256Sex Differences in Comorbidities After Neurotrauma: Implications for RehabilitationFACULTY: Angela Colantonio…SCI/BI/OR

#1242Interprofessional Development to Support the Transition of Students With TBI From Postsecondary Education to EmploymentFACULTY: Eileen Elias…BI/TECH

#1135Neurosexuality: Neurobehavioral Approaches to the Study of Sexuality After Traumatic Brain InjuryFACULTY: Jhon Moreno…BI/CP

#1286Skeletal Muscle Adaptations Follow-ing Spinal Cord Injury and Their Impact on Establishing Appro-priate InterventionsFACULTY: Ceren Yarar-Fisher…SCI/OTHER

#1297What Did We Learn From the Longitudinal Studies on Aging and Cognitive Function?FACULTY: Patricia Heyn…ST/ND/CP

#1185Innovative Assessments and Treatments in Cognitive RehabilitationFACULTY: Nancy D. Chiaravalloti, Yael Goverover…BI/CP

#2082Conducting Clinical Research in an Outpatient Pain Management Practice Setting: Benefits and ChallengesFACULTY: Joan Cutillo…PAIN/RM

#1121Post-Mastectomy Pain Syndrome: Etiology and Risk Factor Identification Informs Current and Future Treatment OptionsFACULTY: Eric Wisotzky…CANCER/CP

#1202Goal Setting in Rehabilitation: Theory, Practice and EvidenceFACULTY: Richard J. Siegert…CC/CP

#1162Exoskeleton-Assisted Walking for Persons With Neurological Conditions, Part II: The State of the ArtFACULTY: Allan Kozlowski…CC/TECH

#1290Mediating Entities in the Knowledge Translation Cycle as Catalysts for Organizational ChangeFACULTY: Allen Heinemann…CC/CP

Oral Presentation of Scientific

PapersMILD TBI /

COGNITIVE REHABILITATION

TOPICS

HALF-DAY MORNING INSTRUCTIONAL COURSES :: 8 :0 0 AM – 12:0 0 PM FULL-DAY 2-DAY COURSESTUE - WED // 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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#1 Coping Skills Training for Survivors of Brain Injury and Caregivers: A WorkshopFACULTY: Samantha Backhaus…CONTINUED…

#2 Fatigue in Traumatic Brain Injury: Current State of Knowledge and Future DirectionFACULTY: Angela Colantonio…

#3 Evidence, Exper-tise and Applicabil-ity: Key Lessons in Development and Implementation of TBI Clinical Practice GuidelinesFACULTY: Mark Theodore Bayley…

#4 Getting Fit & Staying Active: Promoting Long-Term Health and Fitness in the SCI CommunityFACULTY: Nicholas Evans…

#5 Functional Electrical Stimulation for Gait: A Clinical Update in NeurorehabilitationFACULTY: Michael O’Dell…

#6 Multimorbidity and Secondary Health Conditions after SCI: Critical insights and Advances from the North SCIFACULTY: José Zariffa…

#11 Everything You Wanted to Know About 2014 CARF Standards and Process and Much MoreFACULTY: Chris MacDonell

#7 The Role of Physical Therapy Across the Patient Care Continuum in Pediatric OncologyFACULTY: Susan Miale…

#8 Cancer Rehabilitation: An Update and Discussion of Future CareFACULTY: Julie Silver…

#9 An Introduction to Longitudinal Data Analysis (Part I Continuous Outcomes)FACULTY: Christopher Pretz…

#10 Harmonizing the Measurement of Function: From the Acute Hospital Throughout Post-Acute CareFACULTY: Paulette Niewczyk…

ACRM MEETING (BY INVITATION ONLY)

8:00 AM – 5:00 PMBI-ISIG: Disorders of Consciousness Task Force: ACRM/AAN NIDRR Model Systems Evidence-Based Guidelines Workgroup Meeting

Early Career Development Course8:00 AM – 6:00 PMThis course is a perennial favorite developed by the ACRM Early Career Networking Group providing an ideal venue for connecting seasoned professionals who can answer questions and provide a path to success.

6:00 PM – 8:00 PMEarly Career Dev. Course Reception & ACRM Community Introductions

Cognitive Rehabilitation TrainingCONTINUED from Tuesday (see above)

INCLUDES: One printed copy of the ACRM Cognitive Rehabilitation Manual: Translating Evidence-Based Recommendations into Practice ($150 Value), CME / CEU credit and more.FACULTY: Including authors of the Manual: Rebecca D. Eberle…

Preventing & Reversing Vascular DiseasesCONTINUED from Tuesday (see above)

For rehabilitation and non-rehabilitation patients, this program may assist in prevention as well as initiate the reversal process of common vascular diseases. FACULTY: Hans Diehl…tt

BREAK :: 12:0 0 PM – 1:0 0 PM ACRM MEETING: SCI-ISIG Business Meeting 12:0 0 PM – 1:0 0 PM BREAK :: 12:0 0 PM – 1:0 0 PM

HALF-DAY AFTERNOON INSTRUCTIONAL COURSES :: 1:0 0 PM – 5:0 0 PM

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…CONTINUED from the morning #1 Coping Skills Training for Survivors of Brain Injury and Caregivers: A Workshop

#12 Inter-professional Clinical Practice Guideline For Vocational Evaluation Following TBI — Development, ImplementationFACULTY: Mary Stergiou-Kita…

#13 A Canadian Brain Injury Rehabilitation- Centre for Excellence —Current and Future DirectionsFACULTY: Peter Rumney…

#14 Advanced Symposium on Teaching the International Standards for Neurological Classification of SCIFACULTY: Ronald Reeves…

#15 Mental Practice for Movement After Stroke: An Instructional Course for CliniciansFACULTY: Stephen Page

#23 An Overview of Pediatric Multiple SclerosisFACULTY: Maria Milazzo…

#18 Solving Business and Clinical Dilemmas While Retaining QualityFACULTY: Gary Ulicny…

#16 Cancer Rehabilitation: Utilization of Inpatient Rehabilitation for the Oncology PatientFACULTY: Vishwa Raj…

#17 An Introduction to Longitudinal Data Analysis (Part II Non-Continuous Outcomes)FACULTY: Christopher Pretz…

#19 Building a Research Culture in a Clinical SettingFACULTY: Deborah Backus…

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