Opening ceremony / Plenary session 1
Opening Ceremony
09:00 – 10:30
Symposium 1
Advances in therapeutic strategies for neural regeneration and neuroplasticity after CNS injury
10:45 – 12:15
Symposium 6
Young researchers symposium – the future of neurorehabilitation
14:00 – 15:30
Plenary session 2
15:45 – 16:45
Symposium
WFNR Project on emulation of rehab hospital digitally
17:00 – 18:00
Round table 1
Teleneurorehabilitation from east to west: exchange of best practices
18:15 – 19:45
Symposium 2
Implementation science approaches, pragmatic solutions and research priorities for improving stroke rehabilitation services across the globe
Industry sponsored symposium
Fight for your patients with post-stroke spasticity: an expert debate
12:30 – 13:45
Symposium 7
The role of neuroendocrine hormones and the gut microbiome in brain injury and neurorehabilitation
Oral Communications 5
Oral communications 5
Symposium 11
Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) – is there potential for moving the field forward?
Symposium 3
Motivation in neurorehabilitation – a missing link to increase therapy intensity in neurorehabilitation
Symposium 8
Clinical application of virtual reality technology to enhance post-rehabilitation outcomes
Oral Communications 6
Oral communications 6
Symposium 12
Management of invisible disability in Multiple Sclerosis (submitted by Multiple Sclerosis SIG WFNR – in association with autonomic rehabilitation and cognitive neurorehabilitation SIG, WFNR)
Symposium 4
Evaluating and Implementing PBS+PLUS: an evidence-based intervention for challenging behaviours after brain injury. A WFNR NR SIG sponsored symposium
Symposium 9
Walk the talk: how should we measure and target walking recovery after stroke?
Symposium 13
Groundbreaking advances in the management of the acute to the refractory hemiplegic shoulder
Developing world forum 1
Tailoring clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) for stroke rehabilitation in low-and-middle-income-countries (LMIC)
Developing world forum 2
Blending modern scientific advances and ancient healthcare traditions to deliver neuropsychiatric rehabilitation
Developing world session
Assistive technology the global need and challanges
Developing world forum 3
Leveraging simple robotic technology for clinical adoption and advancing rehabilitation research
Oral Communications 1
Oral communications 1
Oral Communications 3
Oral communications 3
Oral Communications 7
Oral communications 7
Symposium 5
Addressing educational needs in the use of technology in neurorehabilitation: Strategies and perspectives from three distinct programs
Symposium 10
Implementation and clinical considerations in aquatic therapy for neurological rehabilitation
Symposium 14
Need for community-based rehabilitation services after traumatic brain injury
Oral communications 2
Oral Communications 4
Oral communications 4
Oral communications 8
Industry sponsored workshop
Sealing the gaps: keeping patients engaged throughout the spasticity treatment journey
Symposium 15
Neurorehabilitation in China
Poster self-study
10:45 – 19:45
Poster walk
Poster walk 1 & welcome reception
19:45 – 21:00
SIG 5
Dementia
SIG 7
Autonomic Neurorehabilitation
SIG 9
MAC: Measurement, Assessment and Classification
SIG 6
Headache and Migraine
SIG 8
Cognitive Neurorehabilitation
SIG 10
Neurologic Music Therapy
Do., 23 Mai