13th World Congress for Neurorehabilitation 2024

13th WORLD CONGRESS FOR NEUROREHABILITATION

The association of interlimb coordination and temporal symmetry with walking function and motor impairment after stroke

Stroke

Poster walk 1 & welcome reception

Poster presentation

Motor and neurophysiological changes after ischemic conditioning in individuals with chronic stroke: a pilot trial

Exploring the feasibility of speed as an intensity measure in post-stroke high-intensity treadmill training

The effect of sensory-based priming technique using repetitive peripheral magnetic stimulation on corticomotor excitability in neurologically healthy individuals

Neuromodulation

Exploring the link between post-stroke depression and walking speed in adults with chronic stroke

Learning Objectives At the end of this session, participants will be able to assess the current evidence for the efficacy of transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) as well as potential new routes of investigation in the field. CanMEDS roles Scholar,
Professional Target Groups Neurologists, 
Physiatrists,
Psychiatrists,
Physician Scholars,
Neuroscientists,
Medical Students

Accredited programme

Meeting room 1

Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) – is there potential for moving the field forward?

Symposium

Learning Objectives At the end of this session, participants will be able to discuss and reflect on the role of female mentors in the field of neurorehabilitation based on the panel's experiences as well as their own. CanMEDS roles Collaborator,
Leader,
Health Advocate,
Scholar Target Groups Physical Therapists / Physiotherapists,
Occupational therapists,
Neurologists,
Physiatrists,
Medical Students

Plenary hall

Mentoring matters: importance of female mentorship in neurorehabilitation

Round table

Unaccredited programme

Meeting room 5

Women in Neurerhabilitation

SIG meeting

SIG Chair

Current state of tDCS and innovations for stroke walking recovery

Invited lecture

Invited speaker

Mentor-mentee relationships: how to maximize both roles

Round table discussion

Dr Sangeetha Madhavan

Chair

Invited speaker

Further involvements