13th World Congress for Neurorehabilitation 2024

13th WORLD CONGRESS FOR NEUROREHABILITATION

Integrating artificial intelligence for enhanced data management in neurological patient care

Telerehabilitation and digital tools

Poster walk 1 & welcome reception

Poster presentation

Exploring the significance of family-based rehabilitation: a qualitative study among caregivers of stroke survivors

Stroke

Poster walk 2

Caregiver burden in children with epilepsy in Maharashtra, India: determinants and impact

Epilepsy

Comparative analysis of Prism adaptation and mirror therapy in unilateral neglect management following stroke: an experimental study

Neglect

Effect of tele-yoga on refractory epilepsy patients: a randomized controlled trial utilizing WHOQOL-BREF

Impact of WFNR mentorship programme in developing countries – a case scenario

Neurorehabilitation in developing countries

Poster walk 3

Knowledge, attitude and practice (KAP) of neurologists towards stroke neuro-rehabilitation in India

Exploring the quality of life in prisoners with epilepsy: an observational study

Learning Objectives At the end of this session, participants will be able to distinguish different types of vestibular disorders and what methods of rehabilitation can be applied in specific contexts. CanMEDS roles Collaborator,
Professional Target Groups Neurologists, 
Physiatrists, 
Medical Students

Accredited programme

Meeting room 16

Vestibular rehabilitation

Workshop

Learning Objectives At the end of this session, participants will be abled describe the significance of family based rehabilitation & community based rehabilitation, especially in developing countries, and review how they in their role as healthcare professionals can best be part of a wider network of care. CanMEDS roles Communicator,
Collaborator,
Leader,
Health Advocate Target Groups Physical Therapists / Physiotherapists,
Occupational therapists,
Neurologists, 
Physiatrists, 
Medical Students

Family based rehabilitation & community based rehabilitation in developing and underdeveloped countries

Learning Objectives At the end of this session, participants will be able to apply an integrative model for all aspects of neurological rehabilitation treatment (assessment and client selection, outcome measures to track progress, systematic care plans, multimodal rehabilitation delivery, clinical review and governance) in which modern medicine and ancient traditions are blended. CanMEDS roles Collaborator,
Health advocate,
Scholar,
Professional Target Groups Neurologists, 
Physiatrists,
Psychiatrists,
Physician Scholars,
Neuroscientists,
Medical Students

Unaccredited programme

Meeting room 19 & 20

Blending modern scientific advances and ancient healthcare traditions to deliver neuropsychiatric rehabilitation

Developing world forum

Learning Objectives At the end of this session, participants will be able to express practical aspects of implementing aquatic therapy programs in neurorehabilitation settings as well as criteria for patient selection, assessment tools and treatment planning.
 CanMEDS roles Collaborator,
Professional Target Groups Physical Therapists / Physiotherapists,
Occupational therapists,
Neurologists,
Physiatrists,
Medical Students

Meeting room 18

Implementation and clinical considerations in aquatic therapy for neurological rehabilitation

Symposium

Assistive technology the global need and challanges

Meeting room 5

Developing World Forum

SIG meeting

SIG Chair

Meeting room 3

Career development session

Round table

Learning Objectives At the end of this session, participants will be able to assess and compare the effectiveness of different alternative, traditional treatment protocols and to weigh their practicability and utility in a comprehensive treatment plan. CanMEDS roles Collaborator,
Health Advocate,
Scholar,
Professional Target Groups Physical Therapists / Physiotherapists,
Occupational therapists,
Neurologists,
Physiatrists,
TCM Practitioners
Medical Students

Alternate medicine in neurorehabilitation

Learning Objectives At the end of this session, participants will be able to compare the challenges and solutions faced in two regions with complex and distinct yet partly comparable challenges with regards to healthcare funding and infrastructure. CanMEDS roles Leader,
Health Advocate,
Professional
 Target Groups Neurologists,
Physiatrists,
Medical Students

INDO AFRICAN joint symposium

Joint symposium

Learning Objectives At the end of this session, participants will be able to examine the latest research on neurological rehabilitation in Southeast Asia and Oceania . CanMEDS roles Collaborator,
Scholar,
Professional Target Groups Neurologists,
Physiatrists,
Medical Students

AOCNR joint symposium

Learning Objectives At the end of this session, participants will be able to compare the challenges that present themselves as a consequence of a lack of funds and critical infrastructure and how they can be overcome. CanMEDS roles Leader,
Health Advocate,
Professional
 Target Groups Neurologists, 
Physiatrists,
Medical Students

Stroke rehabilitation in developing and underdeveloped countries

Discussion

Discussion round

Invited speaker

Family based rehabilitation - the need of the hour

Workshop lecture

Guidelines for implementing FBR - coping strategies for families

Hands of training for developing ICF based rehabilitation model for FBR

Round table discussion

Learning Objectives At the end of this session, participants will be able to assess current best practices in different parts of the world and help them adopt strategies that are applicable to their respective healthcare settings and resources. CanMEDS roles Communicator,
Collaborator,
Leader,
Health Advocate,
Professional Target Groups Physical Therapists / Physiotherapists,
Occupational therapists,
Neurologists,
Physiatrists,
Speech-Language Pathologists,
Medical Students

Plenary hall

Teleneurorehabilitation from east to west: exchange of best practices

Teleneurorehabilitation in a resource-limited country: challenges and recommendations

Invited lecture

Learning Objectives At the end of this roundtable, participants will be able to evaluate and discuss the advantages and risks of implementing AI technology in healthcare based on a multiplicity of perspectives. CanMEDS roles Collaborator,
Leader,
Health Advocate,
Scholar Target Groups Physical Therapists / Physiotherapists,
Occupational therapists,
Neurologists, 
Physiatrists,
Medical Students

Ethical considerations for the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare, who will be responsible?

Panel discussion

Learning Objectives Attendants at the round table that follows the symposium on WHOiGAP implementation will be able to discuss necessary next steps in various contexts. CanMEDS roles Collaborator,
Leader,
Professional Target Groups Neurologists,
Physiatrists,
Psychiatrists,
Psychologists,
Medical Students

Where do we go next?

Nutrition deficiency disorders in Indo African region and their rehabilitation measures

Challenges and pitfalls to neurorehabilitation in developing and under develop countries

Exploring alternative treatment in headache management

Exhibition hall A & B

Poster walk

Dr Nirmal Surya

Engagements

Wed, 22 May

Thu, 23 May

Fri, 24 May

Sat, 25 May