13th World Congress for Neurorehabilitation 2024

13th WORLD CONGRESS FOR NEUROREHABILITATION

Success is a journey: pilot implementation of the Ideal Care Pathway for traumatic spinal cord injury

Spinal cord injury

Poster walk 2

Poster presentation

Success is a journey: pilot implementation of the Ideal Care Pathway for traumatic brain injuries

Traumatic brain injury

How to evaluate traumatic brain and spinal cord injury care quality in a siloed healthcare system? Herding the key partners

Are we providing older persons after brain injury the same care as younger persons? A retrospective population-based study

Big data projects

Oral communications 2

Abstract talk

Are you doing the best to care for people after they have sustained a traumatic brain injury (TBI)? How Living Clinical Practice Guidelines ensure best practice care and resources are at your fingertips

Poster walk 1 & welcome reception

Preliminary impact of activity-based therapy and transcutaneous cervical spinal cord stimulation on tactile touch sensations in cervical spinal cord injury: three case reports

Neuromodulation

Are older adults with SCI receiving the right care at the right time? A care quality evaluation study

Building bridges between evidence and practice: establishing a Canadian Multiple Sclerosis (MS) rehabilitation knowledge mobilization strategy

Multiple sclerosis

Development of the first clinical practice guideline for intimacy and sexuality following moderate to severe traumatic brain injury (INTIMASY-TBI)

What do you do when there are gaps in peer-reviewed evidence? Insights from the Canadian guideline for rehabilitation of adults with moderate to severe traumatic brain injury

Poster walk 3

Effect of higher walking doses on post-stroke physical activity: a secondary analysis

Stroke

Exploring implementation preferences for building online mindfulness-based interventions for people with multiple sclerosis across Ontario

Oral communications 1

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

Overview of randomized controlled trials of moderate to severe traumatic brain injury: a systematic review

Sex differences in individuals enrolled in randomized controlled trials of moderate to severe traumatic brain injury

Evidence-based review of randomized controlled trials of interventions for mental health management post moderate to severe traumatic brain injury

Evidence-based review of randomized controlled trials of interventions for the management of behavioural issues in individuals with moderate to severe traumatic brain injury

Oral communications 3

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

Oral communications 6

Aerobic minutes and step number remain low in inpatient stroke rehabilitation

Oral communications 9

Learning Objectives After this symposium, participants will be able to review the implementation tools associated with the new recommendations from the INCOG 2.0 clinical practice guidelines for cognitive rehabilitation, and to discuss barriers, enablers and strategies that would improve implementation at their rehabilitation center. CanMEDS roles Collaborator,
Leader,
Health Advocate,
Professional Target Groups Physical Therapists / Physiotherapists,
Occupational therapists,
Neurologists, 
Physiatrists,
Medical Students

Accredited programme

Meeting room 1

INCOG 2.0 guidelines for cognitive rehabilitation following traumatic brain injury: state of the science and strategies to promote implementation

Symposium

Unaccredited programme

Exhibition hall A & B

Poster walk

Dr Mark Bayley

Engagements

Thu, 23 May

Fri, 24 May

Sat, 25 May