Stroke Neuro-rehabilitation: Focus on Stroke Awareness, Acute Treatment and Maximising Abilities
[tabby title=”Tuesday, May 26“]
| 0800-0830 | Breakfast, Registration | |||
| Concurrent Sessions | ||||
| 0900-1500 | Spasticity Workshop Facilitators: Dr. Rajiv Reebye, Dr. Serdar Koçer, Dr. Jörg Wissel, Dr. Stefano Carda, Dr. Franco Molteni, Dr. Thierry Deltombe |
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| Practical Strategies to Enhance Quality of Life in Stroke Patients – Shiva Jamwal (OT) and Sue Paddison (PT) |
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[tabby title=”Wednesday, May 27“]
| 0800-0830 | Breakfast, Registration & Networking with Exhibitors | |||
| 0830-0845 | Introductions Professor Anba Soopramanien, Dr. Rajiv Reebye Welcome International Society of Neurology and Rehabilitation Medicine (ISNeReM) President, Dr. Serdar Koçer |
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| Myths, Facts and Realities of Stroke: Epidemiology, identification, reduction of stroke risk factors |
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| 0845-1015 | Epidemiology, Incidence and Prevalence – Dr. Rajiv Reebye, Professor Anba Soopramanien | |||
| Identification and Reducing Stroke Risk Factors – Dr. Stefano Cardo | ||||
| Public Health Measures for Early Identification of Stroke –Dr. Rajiv Reebye | ||||
| 1015-1045 | Networking Break | |||
| Acute Stroke Management: Identification, Treatment and Follow-up Medical Care |
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| 1100-1200 | Emergency Assessment – Dr. Jörg Wissel | |||
| Follow-up Medical Care –Dr. Jörg Wissel | ||||
| 1200-1300 | Networking Lunch | |||
| 1300-1500 | When Does Early Start? About Early Stroke Rehabilitation Pathway – Dr. Jörg Wissel, Dr. Stefano Carda | |||
| Spasticity: Early and Late Management: Role of Medication, Botulinum Toxin and Adjuvant Therapy – Dr. Stefano Carda, Dr Rajiv Reebye | ||||
| 1500-1530 | Summary of Key Papers Published in 2019/2020 in Stroke Treatment and Stroke Rehabilitation – Dr. Rajiv Reebye, Professor Thierry Deltombe | |||
[tabby title=”Thursday, May 28“]
| 0800-0830 | Breakfast & Registration | |||
| 0830-0845 | Review Day 1 and Objectives for Day 2: Dr Rajiv Reebye, Professor Anba Soopramanien |
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| Stroke Rehabilitation: The Importance of Rehabilitation in Maximizing Patient Abilities (Part II) |
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| 0845-1000 | Swallowing, Communication and Language: Role of the Speech and Language Therapists, ENT Surgeons, Video-Fluoroscopy, NG & PEG – Dr. Rajiv Reebye | |||
| Continence: Assessment and Management – Dr. Serdar Koçer | ||||
| Future of Robotics Use in Stroke Recovery: Improving Grasp to Mobility – Dr. Franco Molteni | ||||
| 1000-1030 | Networking Break | |||
| 1030-1100 | Psychological and Psychotherapeutic Management Principles in Management of Pain and Burden of Chronic Disability Following Stroke – Dr. Ulrike Schwarz | |||
| 1100-1200 | Podium presentations 1 (20 mins) | |||
| Podium presentations 2 (20 mins) | ||||
| Podium presentations 3 (20 mins) | ||||
| 1200-1300 | Networking Lunch | |||
| Discharge Planning: Complexities, challenges and opportunities in transitioning from the acute to community setting |
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| 1300-1500 | Strategies to improve quality of life after stroke: Maintaining Range of Movement (positioning, splinting), Dealing with pain, Safe seating, When to Mobilize, Choice of wheelchair/cushions –Shiva Jamwal (OT) and Sue Paddison (PT) |
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| Barriers to Safe Discharge From Acute Inpatient Hospital to Community Setting: Discharge planning, assessment environment, proposing adaptations – Dr. Stefano Carda | ||||
| Follow-up Rehabilitation: Ongoing education through a mobile unit and the community – Professor Anba Soopramanien | ||||
| Community Advocacy and Importance of Patient Advocacy –Professor Anba Soopramanien | ||||
| 1500-1530 | Closing Remarks | |||
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