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Professor Janice J. Eng
Vancouver / CA
University of British Columbia
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Chair
Wed, 22 May
11:00
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12:29
Workshop
From repetitions to recovery with the graded repetitive arm supplementary program (GRASP)
Meeting room 2
Wed, 22 May
13:00
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16:00
Patient forum
New breakthroughs in neurorehabilitation - a free forum for people with lived experience
Meeting room 19 & 20
Thu, 23 May
09:00
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10:30
Opening & closing
Opening ceremony
Plenary hall
Thu, 23 May
17:00
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18:00
Oral communications
Oral communications 6
Meeting room 8
Speaker
Wed, 22 May
Patient forum session
High impact clinical trials that could transform the health of people living with a neurological condition
Thu, 23 May
09:00
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09:20
20 Min.
0 Min.
Welcome
Welcome by the conference chairs and the president of the WFNR
Thu, 23 May
17:45
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17:54
7 Min.
2 Min.
Abstract talk
OP-054
Effect of a virtually-delivered behaviour change program that includes grasp feedback from a wearable device on upper limb activity after stroke: an RCT
Motor neurorehabilitation
Further involvements
Thu, 23 May
10:45
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10:54
7 Min.
2 Min.
Abstract talk
OP-001
Exploring neural correlates of motor function and fitness in people living with multiple sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis
Thu, 23 May
17:18
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17:27
7 Min.
2 Min.
Abstract talk
OP-049
Cardiovascular exercise does not change corticospinal excitability and BDNF levels in subacute stroke
Stroke
Thu, 23 May
17:45
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17:54
7 Min.
2 Min.
Abstract talk
OP-054
Effect of a virtually-delivered behaviour change program that includes grasp feedback from a wearable device on upper limb activity after stroke: an RCT
Motor neurorehabilitation
Thu, 23 May
18:42
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18:51
7 Min.
2 Min.
Abstract talk
OP-058
Bridging the gap: an updated review of translational stroke rehabilitation research
Stroke
Thu, 23 May
Poster presentation
P-116
Co-creation of a danced version of the Graded Repetitive Arm Supplementary Program (GRASP) for stroke rehabilitation
Motor neurorehabilitation
Fri, 24 May
08:39
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08:48
7 Min.
2 Min.
Abstract talk
OP-076
Investigating the user experiences of stroke survivors and physiotherapists with an omnidirectional treadmill-based virtual reality rehabilitation game: protocol for a mixed-methods feasibility study
Virtual and augmented reality
Fri, 24 May
09:24
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09:33
7 Min.
2 Min.
Abstract talk
OP-081
Examining the validity of wrist-based heart rate monitor across different skin tones
Telerehabilitation and digital tools
Fri, 24 May
Poster presentation
P-132
Motor adaptation of walking in response to split-belt training post-stroke: a comparative case study exploring the impact of fear of falling
Motor neurorehabilitation
Fri, 24 May
Poster presentation
P-543
Effect of higher walking doses on post-stroke physical activity: a secondary analysis
Stroke
Fri, 24 May
Poster presentation
P-483
Clinician perspectives on wearable sensor use to guide activity counselling during stroke rehabilitation at home
Stroke
Fri, 24 May
13:33
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13:42
7 Min.
2 Min.
Abstract talk
OP-087
Aerobic exercise recommendations to optimize best practices in care after stroke: AEROBICS 2024 update
Stroke
Fri, 24 May
13:51
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14:00
7 Min.
2 Min.
Abstract talk
OP-090
A randomized controlled trial comparing HIIT vs. MICT on corticospinal excitability in chronic stroke: does intensity matter?
Stroke
Fri, 24 May
14:00
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14:09
7 Min.
2 Min.
Abstract talk
OP-091
Aerobic minutes and step number remain low in inpatient stroke rehabilitation
Stroke
Fri, 24 May
16:30
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16:39
7 Min.
2 Min.
Abstract talk
OP-122
Treatments of fatigue after spinal cord injury: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Spinal cord injury
Sat, 25 May
Poster presentation
P-460
A systematic review of female participation in randomized controlled trials of post-stroke upper extremity rehabilitation in low to middle-income countries and high-income countries in different world regions
Stroke
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