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World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT)
World Confederation for Physical Therapy ...............................2 WCPT and KNGF management and staff ................................3
Victoria Charity Centre 11 Belgrave Road London SW1V 1RB T:
+44 (0)20 7931 6465
E:
[email protected]
W: www.wcpt.org
Welcome letters ................................................................................5 Acknowledgements .....................................................................11 WCPT information .........................................................................16 KNGF host information ...............................................................20 Sponsors ...........................................................................................22
Royal Dutch Society for Physical Therapy (KNGF)
General information .....................................................................25
Stadsring 159b
Opening ceremony and social events ....................................30
PO Box 248
Scientific programme guide ......................................................33
Amersfoort 3800 AE Netherlands T:
+31 33 467 2900
E:
[email protected]
W: www.kngf.nl
Satellite programme Education sessions ..........................................................40 Clinical visits ......................................................................45 Scientific programme daily information Tuesday ...............................................................................49
WCPT and KNGF wish to thank and acknowledge the following service providers:
Wednesday ........................................................................93
Abooth, exhibition services (www.a-booth.nl)
Thursday ...........................................................................137
ACS, audio-visual services (www.acsaudiovisual.com) Congrex Holland, registration services (www.congrex.com/netherlands/index.aspx)
Indexes Sessions ............................................................................169
DeBackerConsultants, AV consultancy (www.debackerconsultants.com)
Chairs .................................................................................177
Gielissen, exhibition services (www.gielissen.com)
Presenters ........................................................................181
The Live House, opening and closing ceremonies (www.livehouse.nl) PharmaService, abstract management system (www.pharmaservice.de) RAI Exhibition Services (www.rai.nl/en/exp) RAI Housing and Travel Services, housing services (www.rai.nl/en/exp/hts) Rivermede, website and logistics (www.rivermede.co.uk) Valverde, freight management (www.valverde.nl)
Exhibition Floor plans .......................................................................208 WCPT and member organisations ..........................210 Exhibitor seminars ........................................................211 Index of exhibitors .......................................................213 Exhibitor search by product .....................................215 RAI floor plans .............................................................................218
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World Confederation for Physical Therapy
WCPT Executive Committee Marilyn Moffat (President) Zola Dantile (Vice President) Sylvia Kambalametore (Africa Region) Margot Skinner (Asia Western Pacific Region) Emma Stokes (European Region) Sandra Thornhill (North America Caribbean Region) Mabel Yvonne Espinel Gonzalez (South America Region)
Secretary General Brenda J Myers
International Scientific Committee Ann Moore (Chair) Aimee Stewart (Africa Region) Suh-Fang Jeng (Asia Western Pacific Region) Barbara Rau (European Region) Patty Solomon (North America Caribbean Region) Mariano Rocabado (South America Region 2008-2010), Israel Cruz (South America region 2010-2011) Rob de Bie (Netherlands, host organisation)
Regional chairs Africa Region
Esther Munalula Nkandu
Asia Western Pacific Region
Savita Ravindra
European Region
Sarah Bazin (António Lopes to May 2010)
North America Caribbean Region
Stacy de Gale
South America Region
David Lopez Sanchez
Subgroup chairs International Acupuncture Association of Physical Therapists (IAAPT)
Karen Keith
International Association of Physical Therapists working with Older People (IPTOP)
Filiz Can
International Federation of Orthopaedic Manipulative Physical Therapists (IFOMPT)
Annalie Basson
International Federation of Sports Physiotherapy (IFSP)
Laetitia Dekker-Bakker
International Organization of Physical Therapists in Women’s Health (IOPTWH)
Rebecca Stephenson
International Organisation of Physical Therapists in Paediatrics (IOPTP)
Barbara Connolly
International Private Practitioners Association (IPPA)
Jerry L Klug
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WCPT and KNGF management and staff
WCPT Secretariat at World Physical Therapy 2011 Secretary General
Brenda J Myers
Director Professional Policy
Tracy Bury
Professional Policy Consultant
Catherine Sykes
Exhibition and sponsorship
Stuart Attwood
Communications
Mia Lockner
Administration and office support
Georgina Green and Titi Ige
Editor and international press
Simon Crompton
Congress operations and logistics
Rachel Moore, Rivermede
Website and IT
Dan Moore, Rivermede
KNGF management and staff at World Physical Therapy 2011 Chief Executive Officer
Rian Veldhuizen
Manager Communications
Alro Jansma
Project Manager
Margret van der Mast
Venue management
Annelies de Hartog
Exhibition
Jolanda Engelen
Volunteers
Janneke Bouwman
KNGF bursary programme
Fiona Ooms
National press
Daniëlle Oudenes
Social events
Jos Veldhoven
Clinical visits
Esther Zuijderduijn
Professional adviser
Alex Verhoeven
Where to find us WCPT Secretariat:
WCPT/scientific programme office (room G109, first floor)
General WCPT enquires:
WCPT exhibition stand, #E5
KNGF management and staff :
KNGF office (room G110, first floor)
General KNGF enquiries:
Dutch Village, Europe foyer 2, ground floor
Press enquiries:
for all national and international press enquiries please go to the press office (room G111, first floor)
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Sponsors
WCPT wishes to thank the following sponsors and publishing partners for their support of World Physical Therapy 2011:
Platinum sponsors HUR
Stand #E4
MBT
Stand #H16
Meeùs Healthcare BV
Stand #C8
Focused symposia sponsor GymnaUniphy Belgium
Stand #C10
Gold sponsors Dynamic Medical & Veterinary Products BV
Stand #K23
Hocoma AG
Stand #D15
Waegener International AG
Stand #P13
Silver sponsors DJO LLC
Stand #C11
Human Tecar
Stand #025
IBRAMED
Stand #H14
JeeCee International
Stand #N17
PINO Pharmazeutische Praparate GmbH
Stand #G14
Stichting Opleidingen Musculoskeletale Therapie (SOMT)
Stand #A3
Bronze sponsors FysioSupplies
Stand #L18
Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy (JOSPT)
Stand #E12
Juno Medical Oy
Stand #A1
PhysioTools
Stand #A2
Redcord AS
Stand #I11
SISSEL
Stand #N12
Velbexx-17 (100% Natural Topical Analgesic & Anti-Inflammatory Balm)
Stand #O24
Publishing partners Elsevier Limited
Stand #A15
Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy (JOSPT)
Stand #E12
Maney Publishing
Stand #F12
Wiley-Blackwell
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WCPT President - Welcome
It is a real pleasure to welcome you to the 16th international congress of the World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT) here in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The congress was in Amsterdam back in 1970, and while for many of you this will be your first experience at a WCPT congress, there will be those of us amongst you who were here in 1970! A WCPT congress only happens every four years, and it is truly a wonderful occasion when the global community of physical therapy gathers en masse. If this is your first time at the event, ask the many physical therapists who are here for the second, third or maybe tenth time and they will all attest to what a treat is in store for you and the impact the event has had on their professional lives. I know that you will be here with your professional questions seeking answers, a readiness to expect the unexpected and to be open to new ideas and thinking, and a thirst to learn and share with your international colleagues. While the wonderful programme that the International Scientific Committee (ISC) has developed will keep you busy, I also hope that you will take time out to network with friends old and new. My sincere thanks go to the ISC who have worked with enthusiasm and commitment to develop a programme that meets your needs and is packed with interest, variety and learning potential. My thanks also go to the abstract mentors, reviewers, session organisers, presenters, chairs, volunteers, clinical visit hosts and staff, who all play a vital role in making a congress this size the success I know it will be. But a congress needs delegates and the fact that there are over 4,000 of you here attests to our global engagement as a profession. My thanks also go to the Royal Dutch Society for Physical Therapy (KNGF), our hosts, for ensuring that you all have a very warm Dutch welcome and experience physical therapy here in the Netherlands. A final thanks to our member organisations, regions and subgroups who, through financial and other support, have ensured as wide representation as possible at the WCPT General Meeting and World Physical Therapy 2011. Immerse yourself in this global gathering of physical therapists and know what it means to be part of the international physical therapy community; now more than ever the distance between us does not divide us but unites us. You are in for an inspiring, if busy and exhausting, few days – make the most of it!
Marilyn Moffat, President World Confederation for Physical Therapy
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Netherlands Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport - Welcome
Moving Physical Therapy Forward
I am very pleased to be able to welcome you to the 16th international WCPT congress, World Physical Therapy 2011. I would especially like to welcome those of you who have travelled a long way in order to take part in this informative event. By means of high quality presentations and sessions, this congress provides you with a unique opportunity to learn from one another and to exchange information with colleagues and speakers from around the world. It offers you the chance to discuss different aspects of your profession with many others in your field. It emphasises the fact that physical therapy has an essential position in the health care continuum and is an active contributor to public health. The theme of this congress “Moving Physical Therapy Forward” provides ample opportunity to discuss together the further growth of the profession. You have plenty of chance to speak, discuss and exchange ideas with other colleagues. I hope that you will make the most of this opportunity and take great pleasure in the coming days. You can be proud of your profession and of your contribution to healthcare. On behalf of the government of the Netherlands and the Ministry of Health, I wish you a most enjoyable and informative congress.
Edith Schippers Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport
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Amsterdam Mayor - Welcome
Amsterdam is a proud host
On behalf of the city of Amsterdam I want to extend a warm welcome to the many physical therapists currently visiting our beautiful city. I am very proud that the World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT) chose Amsterdam to host this important congress. We are proud of the many possibilities on offer by our city for the business community, for its residents and in your case for training and accommodation. I hope that in addition to attending the congress you will be able to enjoy Amsterdam’s creative, cultural and esteemed attractions. Once again: welcome to Amsterdam. I wish you an informative and enjoyable few days.
Eberhard van der Laan Amsterdam Mayor
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KNGF President - Welcome
Welcome! I have great pleasure in welcoming you to World Physical Therapy 2011. The Royal Dutch Society for Physical Therapy (KNGF) is honoured to welcome you to our country! The last time that the KNGF was host was in 1970. The choice for the Netherlands was a well-considered one. Amsterdam is easily accessible allowing many physical therapists to have the opportunity to take part. It is an event that brings together top talent in physical therapy. Thousands of physical therapists from all over the world will be getting together to portray their profession. It is without doubt a unique moment. We are proud of the contribution that physical therapy makes to health care. We know that society is positively influenced by the timely and effective use of high-quality physical therapy. This congress will provide the profession with renewed impetus to deliver quality service and will have positive consequences for international health care. Physical therapy, incorporated and supported by academia, with demonstrable effects on the well-being and health of the population, is of importance to everyone. It is a privilege for the KNGF to welcome you all here. Attending this congress is a unique opportunity. The scale of the programme is enormous. Your visit ensures that you remain up-to-date with international developments in your profession and offers you the chance to meet colleagues from all over the world. I therefore wish you a very pleasant and useful few days.
Bas Eenhoorn President of the KNGF (Royal Dutch Society for Physical Therapy)
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KNGF Board member
Varied programme
We have been looking forward to it for a long time and finally the moment has come: the World Physical Therapy 2011 in Amsterdam. As a KNGF committee member I am proud to be closely involved with this congress. I can well remember the moment that we heard from the WCPT that this year the congress would be held in the Netherlands. It was, and it still is, a great honour for the Royal Dutch Society for Physical Therapy. In the past few years we have therefore been making a tremendous effort to ensure that we shall be the perfect host in the coming days. The WCPT organisation has shown a high level of commitment which has resulted in a varied programme. The congress provides all participants with the opportunity to keep abreast of the latest developments in the field of physical therapy. There is a wide variety of topics available, so participants can choose those subject areas that interest them most. Each day provides something to suit everyone, allowing physical therapists to broaden their horizons. Participants will be able to compile their own mix of sessions, attending scientific presentations on the one day and gaining practical knowledge on the other, enabling them to get the most out of the congress. It is also a unique opportunity to meet many colleagues from all over the world. The KNGF is offering bursaries to ten foreign participants as part of the Bursary Programme. These participants are from low resource countries and the KNGF has made it possible for these key physical therapists to attend the congress. The bursaries cover travel and accommodation expenses, as well as registration costs. It is important that participants from these countries are especially welcomed, since they will be passing on the information gained here to others in their own country. I wish you all an informative and enjoyable few days at this comprehensive international meeting.
Hans Krijgsman Board member KNGF (Royal Dutch Society for Physical Therapy)
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International Scientific Committee - Welcome
On behalf of the International Scientific Committee (ISC) for World Physical Therapy 2011, I offer you a very warm welcome to Amsterdam and to this congress. This is such a unique event in the world of physical therapy, a real celebration of the profession in relation to patient care, service delivery and the increasing evidence base. The congress provides a rare opportunity to network with over 4,000 physical therapists from across the world and from every speciality. I sincerely hope that you will be inspired by the programme which provides a wealth of poster and platform presentations, focused symposia, discussion panels, poster discussion sessions and networking sessions. There are some new “meet the researchers/editors” sessions where you can discuss questions that you might have about research or publication. And to complement the scientific programme there is a comprehensive satellite programme of education sessions and clinical visits. This year we have focused on providing as many opportunities as possible for discussion and networking among delegates and presenters, including clinicians, managers, educators, researchers and policy makers. This congress will see the largest number of poster and platform presenters in the history of WCPT congresses. We had almost 3,000 abstracts submitted for review and were delighted with the standard and we’ve changed to daily posters to accommodate more in the programme. Our advice to you is to plan your days very carefully so that you can optimise your time at the congress and also make the most of social events and the opportunities to simply network over lunch or at break times. I would like to thank the large number of people who have contributed to the planning and programming of this event. My sincere thanks go to my fellow ISC members who have shown innovative thinking and enthusiasm over the last few years and what we can achieve without meeting face-to-face! Thanks go to all the presenters for being ready to share their work with us and to challenge us to think in new ways. There is a wealth of cutting edge research among all these presentations, try not to miss any! We are indebted to the hundreds of physical therapy abstract reviewers and mentors, session organisers and chairs of sessions. Thanks also go to the WCPT Secretariat and the KNGF host organisers for the boundless energy and thought they have put into the preparation of the event. My sincere thanks and congratulations to you all. This kind of event makes one proud to be a physical therapist and be part of such a forward-thinking, committed and research-active profession. Please enjoy the congress and enjoy the wonderful city of Amsterdam and the warm hospitality of the people of the Netherlands. And for those of you from other regions of the world, enjoy being in Europe.
Ann Moore, Chair International Scientific Committee, World Physical Therapy 2011
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Acknowledgements
Abstract mentoring programme coordinator Margot Skinner, New Zealand
Rik Gosselink, Belgium
Fiona Cramp, United Kingdom
Paul Helders, Netherlands
Mary Cramp, United Kingdom
Suh-Fang Jeng, Taiwan
Molly Crist, United States of America
Chris Maher, Australia
Eduardo Cruz, Portugal
Dagmar Pavlu, Czech Republic
Mentors
Israel Cruz Velandia, Colombia
Chris Powers, United States of America
Elsie Culham, Canada
Caroline Alexander, United Kingdom
Aimee Stewart, South Africa
Sandra Curwin, Canada
Yvonne Burns, Australia Lesley Dawson, United Kingdom John Dixon, United Kingdom Myriam Feige, Chile Hazel Horobin, United Kingdom Jennifer Jelsma, South Africa Cherry Kilbride, United Kingdom
Tara Cusack, Ireland
Satellite programme education sessions review panel Chair: Rob de Bie, International Scientific Committee
Vanina DalBello-Haas, Canada Lesley Dawson, United Kingdom Eling D de Bruin, Switzerland Elizabeth Dean, Canada Ina Diener, South Africa
Sarah Bazin, United Kingdom
Pieter Dijkstra, Netherlands
Haejung Lee, South Korea
Jill Boissonnault, United States of America
John Dixon, United Kingdom
Stephen May, United Kingdom
Vanina DalBello-Haas, Canada
Deb Doherty, United States of America
Bella May, United States of America
Ina Diener, South Africa
Joanne Dowds, Ireland
Alison McGregor, United Kingdom
Alice Jones, Hong Kong
Wendy Drechsler, United Kingdom
Sionnadh McLean, United Kingdom
Carole Lewis, United States of America
Lisa Dutton, United States of America
Vyvienne M’kumbuzi, Rwanda
Eleanor Main, United Kingdom
Ian Edwards, Australia
Esther Munalula-Nkandu, Zambia
Hellen Myezwa, South Africa
Mark Elkins, Australia
Leonardo Olate, Chile
Barbara Rau, Switzerland
Elizabeth Ellis, Australia
Shea Palmer, United Kingdom
Mariano Rocabado, Chile
Carolyn Emery, Canada
Raju Parasher, India
Shirley Sahrmann, United States of America
Coralie English, Australia
Lorna Paul, United Kingdom Celia Pechak, United States of America
Shwu-Fen Wang, Taiwan
Manuela Ferreira, Australia
Nikki Petty, United Kingdom Joanne Potterton, South Africa Gita Ramdharry, United Kingdom Barbara Richardson, United Kingdom Oona Scott, United Kingdom James Selfe, United Kingdom Valerie Sparkes, United Kingdom Aimee Stewart, South Africa Celia Tan, Singapore Raul Torres, Chile Joan Walker, Canada Margaret Wazakili, Malawi Jean Wessell, Canada
Nicola Fairhall, Australia Paulo Ferreira, Australia
Reviewers David Baxter, New Zealand Jill Boissonnault, United States of America Adit Chiradejnant, Thailand Thomas Chiu, Hong Kong Heather Christie, Canada Leica Claydon, New Zealand
Linda Fetters, United States of America Helen Fiddler, United Kingdom Brigitte Fiechter Lienert, Switzerland Edelle Field-Fote, United States of America Michael Fink, United States of America Lorie Forwell, Canada Sheila Fraser, United Kingdom
Jackie Clifford, United Kingdom
Moni Fricke, Canada
Joan Cole, Australia
Stacie Fruth, United States of America
Natalie Collins, Australia
Carolina Fu, Brazil
Amanda Connell, Ireland
Brona Fullen, Ireland
Barbara Connolly, United States of America
Dany Gagnon, Canada Simon Gandevia, Australia
Focused symposia review panel
Gabriel Converso, Argentina
Chair: Patty Solomon, International Scientific Committee
Marese Cooney, Ireland
Mary Jean Gelsomino, United States of America
Susan Coote, Ireland
George Georgoudis, Greece
Gil Almeida, Brazil
Renee Cordrey, United States of America
Barbara Gibson, Canada
David Baxter, New Zealand
Leonardo Costa, Brazil
Tiffany Gill, Australia
Ah-Cheng Goh, Japan
Cheryl Cott, Canada
Karen Ginn, Australia
Ann Cools, Belgium
Gunvor Gard, Sweden
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Acknowledgements
Leslie Glickman, United States of America
Zoe Hudson, United Kingdom
Jiu-jenq Lin, Taiwan
Angela Glynn, United Kingdom
Maria Huijbregts, Canada
Yang Hua Lin, Taiwan
Suzanne Glynn, United Kingdom
Peter Huijbregts, Canada
Alexandre Dias Lopes, Brazil
Antonia Gomez-Conesa, Spain
Erik Hulzebos, Netherlands
Antonio Lopez, Chile
Susan Gordon, Australia
Deniz Inal-Ince, Turkey
Paulo Lucareli, Brazil
Edward James Gorgon, Philippines
Shapour Jaberzadeh, Australia
Gere Luder, Switzerland
Sally Gosling, United Kingdom
Tamar Jacob, Israel
Yi-Jing Lue, Taiwan
Rik Gosselink, Belgium
Mariette Jansen, Netherlands
Gloria Amalfi Luna Corrales, Colombia
Caroline Goulet, United States of America
Marianne Janssen, United States of America
Adriana Lunardi, Brazil
Margaret Grant, Australia Anita Gross, Canada
Prawit Janwantanakul, Thailand
Luciana Machado, Brazil
Robert Haennel, Canada
Fiona Jenkins, United Kingdom
Martin Mackey, Australia
Charlotte Häger, Sweden
Gail Jensen, United States of America
Chris Maher, Australia
Arja Häkkinen, Finland
Gillian Johnson, New Zealand
Arun Maiya, India
Leigh Hale, New Zealand
Marjorie Johnson Hilliard, United States of America
Mark Hancock, Australia June Hanks, United States of America Michele Harms, United Kingdom Liz Harrison, Canada Anne Hart, United States of America
Anne Jones, Australia Robert Jones, United Kingdom Sue Jones, Australia Gwendolen Jull, Australia
Amanda Lundvik Gyllensten, Sweden
Morake Elias Douglas Maleka, South Africa Monica Maly, Canada Trish Manns, Canada Amelia Marques, Brazil Sunita Mathur, Canada
Annelies Hartman, Netherlands
Steven Kamper, Australia
Jan Hartvigsen, Denmark
Cheryle Kelm, Canada
Lisa Harvey, Australia
Gayatri Kembhavi-Tam, United Kingdom
Margaret Hastings, United Kingdom
Daniel Kerr, United Kingdom
Carol Heck, Canada
Paula Kersten, United Kingdom
Yvonne Heerkens, Netherlands
Carolyn King, Canada
Stefan Hegenscheidt, Germany
Judy King, Canada
Nathan Hellyer, United States of America
Peter Kluba, United States of America
Liv Helvik Skjaerven, Norway
Gregory Kolt, Australia
Roberta Henderson, United States of America
George Koumantakis, Greece
Paul Hendrick, New Zealand
Raija Kuisma, United Kingdom
Nicola Heneghan, United Kingdom
Tiina Kuukkanen, Finland
Marketta Henriksson, Sweden
Liisa Laakso, Australia
Nicholas Henschke, Netherlands
Rick Ladyshewsky, Australia
Rob Herbert, Australia
Sirpa Laitinen-Vaananen, Finland
Nasly Hernandez, Colombia
Nancy Landinez-Parra, Colombia
Astrid Herrera, Colombia
Michel Landry, Canada
Esperanza Herrera, Colombia
Birgitta Langhammer, Norway
Amparo Susana Mogollón Pérez, Colombia
Rana Hinman, Australia
Rodrigo Latorre, Chile
Ann Moore, United Kingdom
Mark Hirsch, United States of America
Dana Lawrence, United States of America
Prue Morgan, Australia
Phu Hoang, Australia
Andrew Leaver, Australia
Ruth Hoffrichter, Germany
Anna Lee, Australia
George Stephen Morris, United States of America
Lorna Holcroft, Ireland
Chantal Leemrijse, Netherlands
Norman Morris, Australia
Liz Holey, United Kingdom
Kristin Lefebvre, United States of America
Lorimer Moseley, Australia
Diana Hopkins-Rosseel, Canada
Ton Lenssen, Netherlands
Penny Moss, Australia
Val Hopwood, United Kingdom
Sandra Levi, United States of America
Ratie Mpofu, South Africa
Frances Horgan, Ireland
Christine Lin, Australia
Witness Mudzi, South Africa
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Dean Kriellaars, Canada
Yoshimi Matsuo, Japan Lyndal Maxwell, Australia Stephen May, United Kingdom Alain Mayhew, Canada Nonceba Mbambo-Kekana, South Africa James McAuley, Australia Michelle McDonnell, Australia Irene McEwen, United States of America Jennifer McGinley, Australia Alison McGregor, United Kingdom Stacey McPhail, Canada Luciola Menezes Costa, Australia Patricia Meyer, Brazil Steve Milanese, Australia Pat Miller, Canada Victoria Moerchen, United States of America
Acknowledgements
Roland Müller, Switzerland
Daniel Pinto, United States of America
Charikleia Sinani, United Kingdom
Hilda Mulligan, New Zealand
Rafael Pinto, Brazil
Upender Singh, United States of America
Marten Munneke, Netherlands
Amanda Piper, Australia
Margot Skinner, New Zealand
Sue Murphy, Canada
Martijn Pisters, Netherlands
Nynke Smidt, Netherlands
Gina Maria Musolino, United States of America
Annelies Pool-Goudzwaard, Netherlands
Anne Soderlund, Sweden
Joanne Potterton, South Africa
Gisela Sole, New Zealand
Naomi Kondo Nakagawa, Brazil
Michel Probst, Belgium
Patty Solomon, Canada
Noureddin Nakhostin Ansari, Iran
Jonathan Quartey, Ghana
Rohit Sontakke, Malaysia
Cathy Nall, Australia
Ahmed Ramadan, United States of America
Sonia Souto, Spain
Manobhiram Nellutla, Rwanda Roger Nelson, United States of America
Eugene Rameckers, Netherlands
Clive Standen, New Zealand
Theresa Nemmers, United States of America
Gabrielle Rankin, United Kingdom
Claire Stapleton, United Kingdom
Barbara Rau, Switzerland
Ted Stevenson, Canada
Di Newham, United Kingdom
Börje Rehn, Sweden
Aimee Stewart, South Africa
Joseph Ng, Hong Kong
Duncan Reid, New Zealand
Emma Stokes, Ireland
Maria Nijhuis-van der Sanden, Netherlands
Sandy Rennie, Canada
Jane Sullivan, United States of America
Jim Richards, United Kingdom
Shih-Heng Sun, Taiwan
Stephanie Nixon, Canada
Julie Richardson, Canada
Gunnevi Sundelin, Sweden
Jaime Noguera, Venezuela
Colette Ridehalgh, United Kingdom
Jukka Surakka, Finland
Kathleen Norman, Canada
Darren Rivett, Australia
Narasimman Swaminathan, India
Ethne Nussbaum, Canada
Beatriz Rodríguez Romero, Spain
Jaap Swanenburg, Switzerland
Julius Nyagah, Kenya
Oscar Ronzio, Argentina
Annette Swinkels, United Kingdom
Kelly O’Brien, Canada
Nathalie Roussel, Belgium
Raymond Swinkels, Netherlands
Anne O’Connor, Ireland
Judith Rowena, India
Laura Swisher, United States of America
Olajide Olawale, Nigeria
Alison Rushton, United Kingdom
Luci Teixeira-Salmela, Brazil
Benita Olivier, South Africa
Sally Ruston, Australia
Heather Thornton, United Kingdom
Grace O’Malley, Ireland
Catherine Sackley, United Kingdom
Anne Tiedemann, Australia
Rob Oostendorp, Netherlands
Didier Saey, Canada
Steve Tumilty, New Zealand
Emmanuelle Opsommer, Switzerland
Shirley Sahrmann, United States of America
David Tumusiime, Rwanda
Catherine Said, Australia
Sarah Tyson, United Kingdom
Gonzalo Guillermo Ortuño Ibañez, Bolivia
Nancy Salbach, Canada
Bayram Unver, Turkey
Tom Overend, Canada
Isabel Salvat, Spain
Heleen Van Aswegen, South Africa
Shea Palmer, United Kingdom
Alice Salzman, United States of America
Johannes Peter Van de Leur, Netherlands
Marco Pang, Hong Kong
Maria Cristina Sandoval Ortiz, Colombia
Janjaap van der Net, Netherlands
Raju Parasher, India
Dario Santos, Uruguay
Philip van der Wees, Netherlands
Eric Parent, Canada
Ruth Sapsford, Australia
Ron van Empelen, Netherlands
Nivaldo Parizotto, Brazil
Anthony Schneiders, New Zealand
Nico Van Meeteren, Netherlands
Christine Parker, United Kingdom
Veronika Schoeb, Switzerland
Shane Patman, Australia
Adérito Seixas, Portugal
Jessie VanSwearingen, United States of America
Celia Pechak, United States of America
David Selkowitz, United States of America
Ramesh Vaswani, Switzerland
Lucie Pelland, Canada
Barbara Shay, Canada
Cindy Veenhof, Netherlands
Leani Pereira, Brazil
Pramod Shenoy, India
Antoon Ven, Belgium
Monica Perracini, Brazil
Lorraine Sheppard, Australia
Natarajan Venkatesh, India
Kadija Perreault, Canada
Margaret Sherburn, Australia
Arianne Verhagen, Netherlands
Meredith Perry, New Zealand
Catherine Sherrington, Australia
John Verhoef, Netherlands
Cheryl Petersen, United States of America
Debra Shirley, Australia
Eric Vermeulen, Netherlands
Nikki Petty, United Kingdom
Jane Simmonds, United Kingdom
Paola Vernaza, Colombia
Deborah O’Rourke, United States of America
Meena Sran, Canada
Neil Tuttle, Australia
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Acknowledgements
Martin Verra, Switzerland Edgar Vieira, Canada Corine Visscher, Netherlands
Volunteer coordinator Janneke Bouwman, Royal Dutch Society for Physiotherapy (KNGF)
Ramesh Visweswara, India Gordon Waddington, Australia Joan M Walker, Canada Li-Ying Wang, Taiwan Craig Wassinger, United States of America Jackie Waterfield, United Kingdom Anita Watson, United Kingdom
Bjorn Denissen, Netherlands Anne Dijksma, Netherlands Sylvia Dingemans, Netherlands Roel Duisters, Netherlands
Volunteers The following volunteers, assembled by the Dutch host organisation, are on site to welcome and assist congress delegates:
Joan Edelstein, United States of America Jacqueline Eichler, Netherlands Malou Eilering, Netherlands Lisa Eisenmann, France Serferaaz Elahi, Netherlands
Magdy Abouzeid, Egypt
Soufiane Elhadi, Netherlands
Daniel Filipe Almeida Simão, Portugal
Tamara Emmerik, Netherlands
Maxwell Amoateng, Netherlands
Amanda Englefield, United Kingdom
Caroline Appel, United Kingdom
Diana Espinosa-Perkul, Netherlands
Jennifer Audette, United States of America
Maria Elba Espinoza Santos, Peru
Leah Weinberg, Canada Robert Wellmon, United States of America
Helene Auffermann, Germany
Judith Fenijn, Netherlands
Jatinder Bains, Canada
Barbara Findenegg, Netherlands
Ummukulthoum Bakare, Nigeria
Joran Adso Frommé, Netherlands
Nitesh Bansal, India
Rondeep Gandhi, Canada
German Augusto Baquero Sastre, Colombia
Ulla Gatzky, Netherlands
Anne-Marie Wium, Denmark Wai Pong Wong, Singapore
Glauber Barduzzi, Brazil
Anastasia Gkalaki, Bulgaria
Laurence Wood, United Kingdom
Anne Baujard, Netherlands
Carolyn Glatt, Netherlands
Linda Woodhouse, Canada
Agnes Bazen, Netherlands
Leslie Glickman, United States of America
Alexis Wright, United States of America
Hannah Becker, Netherlands
Lukas Glinsky, Netherlands
Virginia Wright, Canada
Ella Beerens, Netherlands Yoris Beljon, Netherlands
Norma Gonzalez, United States of America
Marijke Blanken, Netherlands
Maaike Grovenstein, Netherlands
Juliane Boljahn, Netherlands
Navin Gunganah, United Kingdom
Lotta Breed, Netherlands
Ineke Hartman, Netherlands
Marjon Brinkman, Netherlands
Anand Heggannavar, India
Elaine Bukowski, United States of America
Sylvia Henriques, Brazil
Frauke Burfeind, Germany
Luiz Carlos Hespanhol Junior, Brazil
Hedy Christians, Netherlands
Terrie Hogeveen-Allen, Netherlands
Fiona Collins, Netherlands
Mehran Hushyari, Netherlands
Christina Commerscheidt, Germany
Miranda Huttinga, Netherlands
Tanja Conijn, Netherlands
Sadiat Ibrahim, Nigeria
Michaela Cosarca, Netherlands
Dyron Illidge, Netherlands
Esther Croezen, Netherlands
Annika In de Braekt, Netherlands
Carola de Bruin, Netherlands
Loes Jalink, Netherlands
Lous de Haart, Netherlands Moos de Jong, Netherlands
Marianne Janssen, United States of America
Chris de Jongh, Netherlands
Iris Jegen, Netherlands
Marijn de Koning, Netherlands
Sandra Joeris, Germany
Jacqueline de la Vega Ghisays, Netherlands
Sina Kaden, Netherlands
Lisa de Ruiter, Netherlands
Gertrud Keizer-Potveer, Netherlands
Ashley Delaurier, Canada
Jascha Kelters, Netherlands
Tim Watson, United Kingdom Pauline Watter, Australia Esther Waugh, Canada Gillian Webb, Australia
Claire White, United Kingdom Gavin Williams, Australia Renee Williams, Canada
Euson Yeung, Canada Abebaw Yohannes, United Kingdom Urabe Yukio, Japan
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Afolasade Farotimi, Nigeria
Voebe Gescher, Netherlands
Hans Kamerling, Netherlands
Acknowledgements
Khansa Kheir, Netherlands
Diana Romero, Colombia
Wilja Westerhof, Netherlands
Milan Klein, Netherlands
Shorouq Salaman, Jordan
Chris Whittle, United Kingdom
Johanna Köb, Austria
Ekateina Sandakova, Netherlands
Renske Wijnberg, Netherlands
Ronny Koning van Ormskirk Baloo, Netherlands
Caio Sarmento, United Kingdom
Lonneke Willemstein, Netherlands
Diana Ščesnovič, Lithuania
Sophie Wohlleben, Germany
Barbara Kreijtz, Netherlands
Roeleke Schepers, Netherlands
Elina Ylä-Outinen, Finland
Tessa Kruijt, Netherlands
Titia Schepers, Netherlands
Farzad Yousefian, Canada
Masayoshi Kubo, Japan
Marte Scherpenzeel, Netherlands
Deiael Din Fawzi Kudah, United Arab Emirates
Natalie Schwarz, Germany
Mayke Kummer, Netherlands
Aafke Siegers-Ploeger, Netherlands
Jesper Lange, Netherlands
This list is accurate at the time of going to print. Many other volunteers have since provided voluntary support and services to congress delegates. KNGF and WCPT would like to extend their thanks to everyone!
Andrea Silva, Colombia
Donna LaRocque, Canada
Branko Slana, Brazil
Anne Leclerc, Canada
Feline Louise Spijkerboer, Netherlands
Li-Juan Lie, Netherlands
Bastian Stocker, Netherlands
Mariola Lonczak, Netherlands
Danièle Storck, Netherlands
Katarina Lovric, Croatia
Gwendolyn Stuut, Netherlands
Toetsie Lugtigheid, Netherlands
Bernadette Mageswari Suppiah, Malaysia
Henk Lulf, Netherlands
Ankit Suri, Netherlands
Vicki Lynn, United States of America
Swati Surkar, India
Cora Maas, Netherlands
Jenneth Swinamer, Canada
Gezondheidscentrum Health Centre Osdorp, Amsterdam
Nicole Marquardt, Netherlands
Nina Tabben, Netherlands
Hogeschool van Amsterdam
Denise McCarthy, Netherlands
Jackeline Lizeth Tafur Oviedo, Colombia
Hospital Lucas Andreas
Kevin Meijer, Netherlands
Lili Tang, Australia
Nieuw Groenendaal
Marrit Meintema, Iceland
Zora ter Koele, Netherlands
Ana Milek, Croatia
Maria Tervahauta, Netherlands
PACA - Paramedisch Advies Centrum Aalsmeer
Marieh Mirzapourt, Iran
Evelyne Thomas, Luxembourg
João Moreira, Portugal
Nefeli Tompra, Netherlands
Karen Moreno, Colombia
Yasmae Turpijn, Netherlands
Julie Morissette, Canada
Marie Tyldum, Netherlands
Anna Mossman, Netherlands
Marianne Uijttewaal, Netherlands
Saravana Muthiah, United Kingdom
Yonas Ukbaslssie, Netherlands
Winifred Njoku, Nigeria
Daan van den Berg, Netherlands
Yoetsu Ogata, Japan
Bastian van der Pasch, Netherlands
Chidi Ogbuehi, Nigeria
Corine van Doorn, Canada
Alexandra Oguaghamba, Netherlands
Frank van Eijkeren, Netherlands
Chris Okafor, Nigeria
Hanna van Eijsden, Netherlands
Tinuade Olarewaju, Nigeria
Mariëlle van Es, Netherlands
Pedram Partovi, Netherlands
Elza van Geffen, Netherlands
Mascha Pauelsen, Netherlands
Betty van Maris, Netherlands
Veronika Pfeifer, Italy
Diandra van Oosten, Canada
Monica Pinilla, Colombia
Patricia van Oudheusden, Netherlands
Anastasia Pochard, France
Margo Verdonk, Netherlands
Anneke Poel, Netherlands
Lieke Verstegen, Netherlands
Ron Remmerswaal, Netherlands
Leonie von Appen, Netherlands
Diana Paola Riodriguez Valdés, Colombia
Kajsa Vouzounikos, Netherlands
Inge Ris Hansen, Denmark
Marcia Waijers, Netherlands
Laura Rivera, Colombia
Erik Werger, Netherlands
Carly Scott, Netherlands
Clinical visits Thank you to the administration, physical therapy staff and patients of the following facilities hosting scheduled congress clinical visits: Academic Medical Centre, University of Amsterdam
Physiotherapy Practice Dekker, Amstelveen Reade Rehabilitation and Rheumatology Centre Amsterdam Schuitemaker Physiotherapy and Manual Therapy Practice, Amsterdam
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The World Confederation for Physical Therapy
WCPT officially came into being at its inaugural meeting on Saturday, 8 September, 1951 at the Ingeniørhuset Restaurant in Copenhagen, Denmark. There were 11 founding associations, delegates from 14 countries and 120 physical therapists attending as observers. WCPT’s founders saw a need for an international organisation to give guidance to the profession, the United Nations and international voluntary organisations sponsoring rehabilitation programmes, and also to promote the international exchange of professional and scientific knowledge. Mildred Elson, founding President of WCPT, said at the time: “In 1948, when the Confederation was first discussed at a meeting in London, the world was just emerging from the ravaging effects of World War II. The magnitude of the political, socio-economic and health problems could hardly be recognised by the average citizen then any more than now.” In its first decade, the Confederation tried to create a global profile, particularly among official bodies. It made contact with the United Nations and its agencies, and made a formal application for recognition. The 1960s and 70s were a time of consolidation, with a strong emphasis on standards setting. WCPT recognised that real improvements in physical therapy services around the globe were unlikely until more countries had their own trained teachers. Much of its work was in response to changes in the physical therapy profession itself – particularly the increasing adoption of university degree courses as the “gold standard” in professional education. The expansion of the profession in the 1980s was reflected in the growth of the Confederation. In the 1990s rehabilitation and disability took a higher global profile than ever before. Physical therapists associated with WCPT played a central role in initiatives such as an international classification of disability and sport for disabled people. WCPT’s growing confidence as a global leader for the profession was marked by the development of a set
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of declarations of principle and position statements between 1991 and 1995, which provided clear statements on professional issues such as independent practice, specialisation, education and use of support personnel. WCPT’s regionalisation, first proposed in the 1950s, finally came to fruition in the 1990s with the establishment of five regions and the reorganisation of the Executive Committee to include one member from each region. As the century ended, WCPT had 81 member organisations, a new modern image and a new emphasis on making the most of technology to promote the worldwide flow of physical therapy information. Early in the new millennium, WCPT celebrated its 50th anniversary by holding a landmark meeting about evidence based practice for member organisations. With its emphasis on the relationship between evidence and practice, and the role that WCPT could play in supporting the exchange of knowledge around the world, the event underlined the coming of age of WCPT and the profession. In 2011 WCPT now has over 105 member organisations. The declarations of principle and position statements of 1995 have been updated to reflect changing practice, and curriculum guidelines and practice standards have been developed to support high standards of education and practice. Since its relaunch in April 2009, the WCPT website has become the focal point for communication and information sharing. Using web-based technologies it is easier than ever before for the international physical therapy community to share knowledge, collaborate and work together to advance physical therapy and to improve global health. Today, WCPT is truly a global force for the profession, forging new campaigning alliances with other international health bodies, and addressing global issues such as education, regulation, recognition, workforce issues and working conditions. It is helping physical therapists all over the world to talk to each other, drive up standards, and have a voice on the world stage.
The World Confederation for Physical Therapy
Axxon, Physical Therapy in Belgium (Belgium)
WCPT congress The pattern of holding a WCPT international congress every three to four years was established early in the life of the organisation. World Physical Therapy 2011 in Amsterdam is the 16th, with previous ones held in:
Bermuda Physiotherapy Association (Bermuda) Colegio De Fisioterapia Y Kinesiologia De Bolivia (Bolivia) Associacao de Fisioterapeutas do Brasil (Brazil)
London
1953
Bulgarian Association of Kinesitherapists and Rehabilitators (Bulgaria)
New York
1956
Cambodian Physical Therapy Association (Cambodia)
Paris
1959
Cameroon Society of Physiotherapy (Cameroon)
Copenhagen 1963
Canadian Physiotherapy Association (Canada)
Melbourne
1967
Colegio de Kinesiologos de Chile (Chile)
Amsterdam
1970
Asociacion Colombiana de Fisioterapia (Colombia)
Montreal
1974
Tel Aviv
1978
Asociacion Costarricense de Terapeutas Fisicos de Costa Rica (Costa Rica)
Stockholm
1982
Sydney
1987
London
1991
Washington
1995
Yokohama
1999
Barcelona
2003
Vancouver
2007
Croatian Council of Physiotherapists (Croatia) Curacaose Vereniging Van Fysiotherapeuten (Curaçao) Cyprus Association of Physiotherapists (Cyprus) Union of Physiotherapists of the Czech Republic (Czech Republic) Association of Danish Physiotherapists (Denmark) Federacion Ecuatoriana De Fisoterepia (Ecuador) General Physical Therapy Syndicate of Egypt (Egypt) Estonian Association of Physiotherapists (Estonia)
Past presidents
Ethiopian Physiotherapists Association (Ethiopia)
Mildred Elson (USA)
1951-1956
Fiji Physiotherapy Association (Fiji)
Gwen Griffin (United Kingdom)
1956-1959
Finnish Association of Physiotherapists (Finland)
Rudie Agersnap (Denmark)
1959-1965
Glen Park (New Zealand)
1965-1970
Federation Francaise des Masseurs Kinesitherapeutes Reeducateurs (France)
Doreen Moore (Canada)
1970-1974
Eugene Michels (USA)
1974-1982
Margrit List (Germany)
1982-1988
Brian Davey (Australia)
1988-1991
Athula J Fernando (Canada)
1991-1995
David Teager (United Kingdom)
1995-1999
Sandra Mercer-Moore (Australia)
1999-2007
Marilyn Moffat (USA)
2007-2011
Deutscher Verband fuer Physiotherapie (Germany) Ghana Association of Physiotherapists (Ghana) Panhellenic Physical Therapy Association (Greece) Asociacion Nacional de Fisioterapistas de Guatemala (Guatemala) Guyana Physiotherapy Association (Guyana) Hong Kong Physiotherapy Association (Hong Kong) Association of Hungarian Physiotherapists (Hungary) Association of Icelandic Physiotherapists (Iceland) Indian Association of Physiotherapists (India)
Member organisations
Indonesian Physiotherapy Association (Indonesia)
Afghan Association for Physical Therapy (Afghanistan)
Iranian Physiotherapy Association (Iran)
Australian Physiotherapy Association (Australia)
Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists (Ireland)
Austrian Physiotherapy Association (Austria)
Israeli Association of Physiotherapists (Israel)
Bahamas Association of Physiotherapists (Bahamas)
Associazione Italiana Fisioterapisti (Italy)
Bahrain Physical Therapy Association (Bahrain)
Jamaica Physiotherapy Association (Jamaica)
Bangladesh Physiotherapy Association (Bangladesh)
Japanese Physical Therapy Association (Japan)
Barbados Physical Therapy Association (Barbados)
Jordanian Physiotherapy Society (Jordan)
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The World Confederation for Physical Therapy
Kenya Society of Physiotherapists (Kenya) Korean Physical Therapy Association (Korea)
Physical Therapy Association of the Republic of China (Taiwan)
Kuwaiti Physical Therapy Association (Kuwait)
Association of Physiotherapists in Tanzania (Tanzania)
Latvian Physiotherapists’ Association (Latvia)
Physical Therapy Association of Thailand (Thailand)
Order of Physiotherapists in Lebanon (Lebanon)
Physiotherapy Association of Trinidad and Tobago (Trinidad and Tobago)
Physiotherapeuten Verband Furstentum Liechtenstein (Liechtenstein)
Turkish Physiotherapy Association (Turkey)
Association Luxembourgeoise Des Kinesitherapeutes (Luxembourg)
Uganda Association of Physiotherapy (Uganda)
Physiotherapy Association of Malawi (Malawi)
Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (United Kingdom)
Malaysian Physiotherapy Association (Malaysia) Malta Association of Physiotherapists (Malta)
American Physical Therapy Association (United States of America)
Asociación Mexicana de Fisioterapia (Mexico)
Asociacion de Fisioterapeutas del Uruguay (Uruguay)
Physiotherapists’ Association of Montenegro (Montenegro)
Federacion Venezolana de Fisioterapeutas (Venezuela)
Namibian Society of Physiotherapy (Namibia)
Zimbabwe Physiotherapy Association (Zimbabwe)
Emirates Physiotherapy Society (United Arab Emirates)
Zambia Society of Physiotherapy (Zambia)
Nepal Physiotherapy Association (Nepal) Koninklijk Nederlands Genootschap Voor Fysiotherapie (Netherlands) Physiotherapy New Zealand (New Zealand Society of Physiotherapists) (New Zealand) Nigeria Society of Physiotherapy (Nigeria) Norwegian Physiotherapist Association (Norway) Asociacion Panamena de Fisioterapia Y/O Kinesiologia (Panama)
Candidate organisations for admission to membership at 17th General Meeting, 18-20 June 2011: Asociación Argentina de Kinesiología (Argentina) Macau Physical Therapists Association (Macau) Association des Kinesitherapeutes (Mauritius) Omani Physiotherapy Association (Oman)
Asociacion Peruana De Terapistas Fisicos (Peru)
Pakistan Physical Therapy Association (Pakistan)
Philippine Physical Therapy Association (Philippines)
Asociacion de Kenesiologos y Fisioterapeutas del Paraguay (Paraguay)
Polish Society of Physiotherapy (Poland) Associação Portugesa de Fisioterapeutas (Portugal) Associacion Puertorriquena de Fisioterapia (Puerto Rico) Roumanian Federation for Physiotherapy (Romania) Association of Rwandan Physiotherapy (Rwanda) Saudi Physical Therapy Association (Saudi Arabia) Association of Physiotherapists of Serbia (Serbia) Singapore Physiotherapy Association (Singapore) Slovenian Association of Physiotherapists (Slovenia) South African Society of Physiotherapy (South Africa) Asociación Española de Fisioterapeutas (Spain) Sri Lanka Society of Physiotherapy (Sri Lanka) Surinaamse Vereniging Voor Fysiotherapie (Suriname) Association of Physiotherapists of Swaziland (Swaziland) Swedish Association of Registered Physiotherapists (Sweden) Schweizer Physiotherapie Verband (Switzerland) Syrian Physical Therapy Association (Syria)
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Slovakian Association of Physiotherapists (Slovakia) Ukranian Association of Physical Rehabilitation Specialists (Ukraine) Axxon, Physical Therapy in Belgium* (Belgium) *Note: WCPT has had a member organisation from Belgium since 1955. AXXON is being presented for admission to membership as it is a new organisation resulting from the merge of several bodies. The participation of Belgium in WCPT and the European Region of WCPT will be continuous and uninterrupted.
WCPT awards programme
The WCPT awards programme recognises outstanding international contributions and leadership by physical therapists and groups to the profession and/or global health.
Mildred Elson Award Mildred Elson was the founding President of WCPT and a driving force in establishing the Confederation. The Mildred Elson Award is for sustained and continuous leadership over a career and is to honour physical therapists who, like Mildred Elson, have contributed significantly to the development of physical therapy at an international level. It is the highest honour that WCPT can bestow. The award was established in 1987 and recipients to date have been: 1991: Elizabeth McKay - Secretary General of WCPT 1970-1986 1995: Geoffrey Maitland - clinician, teacher and author 1999: Joan Walker - educator, researcher 2003: Marilyn Moffat - educator, clinician, author 2007: Jules Rothstein - researcher, writer, educator The recipient of the Mildred Elson Award for 2011 was announced at the WCPT General Meeting and will be presented at the congress opening ceremony.
International Service Award and Humanitarian Service Award In 2007 WCPT introduced awards to recognise international service and to honour individuals who have made a significant contribution to physical therapy internationally in the areas of practice, education, research and administration, and policy. The Humanitarian Service Award recognises individual physical therapists who have improved people’s lives through their exceptional care, compassion, dedication and personal commitment. The awards were announced at the WCPT General Meeting and presented at the 60th anniversary gala dinner during the General Meeting on 19 June.
2011 award recipients Mildred Elson Award
Stanley Paris
Humanitarian Service Award
Peta Ann Schmidt
International Service Award (administration and policy development)
Eckhardt Boehle Elisabeth Haase António M Fernandes Lopes Joyce Mothabeng
International Service Award (education)
Ina Diener Amélia Pasqual Marques Yoriko Taguchi
International Service Award (practice)
Jill Boissonnault Elizabeth Carrington Olwen Finlay Prudence Galley Gwendolen Jull
International Service Award (research)
Paul JM Helders Ann Moore 19
Royal Dutch Society for Physical Therapy (KNGF) - host
The Royal Dutch Society for Physical Therapy: • The Royal Dutch Society for Physical Therapy (with ‘de Fysiotherapeut’ as its consumer brand) is the only professional organisation for physical therapy in the Netherlands. • The society represents the professional and socio-political interests of nearly 23,000 members. These members are physical therapists in private practices, hospitals, care institutions etc. • The main office of the KNGF is in Amersfoort, with five other regional offices. • The KNGF closely follows relevant developments and is an active participant in discussions. The high number of physical therapists represented by the KNGF allows the organisation to let its voice be heard, also politically. • KNGF members benefit from practical advice and special offers. For example: the latest clinical practice guidelines, the professional journal FysioPraxis and the Dutch Journal of Physiotherapy, online news and information, printing services and a large scale annual trade event: the FysioCongres. • There is a telephone number that KNGF members can call for individual advice. • A Central Quality Register for Physical Therapy has been introduced in order to further stimulate the quality of physical therapy. • Three million people in the Netherlands visit a physical therapist every year. Consumers are also increasingly visiting their physical therapist for preventative physiotherapy. One of the ways in which they find a physical therapist is through www.defysiotherapeut.com. KNGF Board: • Bas Eenhoorn, President • Wietse Groenink, Board member • Wilma Huiskamp, Board member • Henri Kiers, Board member • Hans Krijgsman, Board member • Rian Veldhuizen, Chief Executive Officer KNGF steering group World Physical Therapy 2011: • Alro Jansma, Communication Manager • Hans Krijgsman, Board member • Margret van der Mast, Project Manager • Rian Veldhuizen, Chief Executive Officer
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KNGF project group World Physical Therapy 2011: • Janneke Bouwman, volunteers • Jolanda Engelen, exhibitors • Annelies de Hartog, venue management • Fiona Ooms, bursary programme • Daniëlle Oudenes, communication and spokesperson • Jos Veldhoven, social events • Esther Zuijderduijn, clinical visits Dutch representatives on the International Scientific Committee (ISC): • Rob de Bie, committee member • Alex Verhoeven, support Dutch speakers during the focused symposia: • Rob de Bie • Annet Dalmeijer • Gert Kwakkel • Jan Pool • Philip van der Wees The KNGF is especially grateful to the committee of recommendation, consisting of: Eberhard van der Laan, Amsterdam Mayor, Leon van Halder, VWS, Steven van Eijck, LHV and André Bolhuis, NOC-NSF. And also to the following ambassadors who have spread the word about World Physical Therapy 2011 within their networks, thereby making an important contribution to the success of this international physical therapy congress: Rob de Bie, Will Bonneveld, Joost Dekker, Monique van der Heijden, Paul Helders, Bart Koes, Hans Krijgsman, Gert Kwakkel, Marlene Lutgert, Ruud Maas, Marloes Meurs, Ingrid Mulders, Ria Nijhuis, Frits Oosterveld, Annelies Pool, Iris de la Rive Box, Bart Smit and Philip van der Wees.
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Sponsors
Platinum sponsors HUR fitness equipment is designed to accommodate the fact that everybody is different. It uses a pneumatic system called Natural Transmission™ that matches the body’s natural muscular movement. The result is safer, more effective exercise for people of all ages and abilities including regular exercisers, seniors, those with acute or chronic impairments, athletes, disabled and young people. Better for your customers - naturally. Stand #E4
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Focused symposia sponsor GymnaUniphy, ‘your physio company’. This slogan means that we would like to be more than just the supplier of the renowned ‘gymna’, ‘uniphy’, ‘shockmaster’ and ‘fitvibe’ brands. GymnaUniphy is a manufacturer of innovative and high quality products for the medical and wellness market. GymnaUniphy offers a complete range of medical equipment (physio therapy and rehabilitation market) and wellness devices. The GymnaUniphy devices are known for their user comfort, functionality, durability and quality. The top brands have been enjoying an excellent reputation in the physio therapy market for more than 30 years and are distributed in more than 70 countries. Stand #C10
Gold sponsors Dynamic offers a broad spectrum of products and training enabling medical and paramedical professionals to broaden their horizons. Dynamic will ensure that you have a continuing depth of knowledge about their products which will enhance your job satisfaction. These insights are the basis of communication with your patients and your method of daily working routine. Come and see what your possibilities are and get acquainted with Dynamic. Stand #K23
Hocoma is the leader in robotic rehabilitation therapy for neurological movement disorders. We develop innovative therapy solutions working closely with leading clinics and research centers. Our products are applied successfully in renowned clinics and research institutes worldwide in the field of rehabilitation medicine. Stand #D15 22
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By guiding the natural recovery capacity of the human body, Waegener® cTreatment® offers clear benefits to all patients dealing with recovery after trauma, injury or an operation. cTreatment® helps patients regain their freedom, from shortening the length of rehabilitation or stay in the hospital. The affected area is less swollen and the patient feels less pain. Given the numerous advantages, patients recognize that their recovery is under control and have greater trust in the rehabilitation. Stand #P13
Silver sponsors DJO Global is a leading global developer, manufacturer and distributor of high-quality medical devices that provide solutions for musculoskeletal health. The Company’s products address the continuum of patient care from injury prevention to rehabilitation after surgery, injury or from degenerative disease. Stand #C11
Human Tecartherapy allows to combine the patented long wave radio frequency technology with manual therapy to treat injuries in tissues, joints, ligaments and tendons. This assists in recovering the injuries by means of its action over mechanism of action involved in normal recovery. Stand #O25
IBRAMED is originally a Brazilian company that produces equipment for the physical rehabilitation, esthetics and Esthetic Medicine. Our devices have advanced technology and they are based on the most updated scientific concepts related to various treatments published in the most important scientific journals all over the world. Stand #H14
B-E-St by JeeCee or Bio-Energy-Stimulation is a technological tour de force using the injury-current or Bio-Stimulation current. By the emission of the very low strength current, B-E-St succeeds in raising the level of ATP in our body by no less than 500. Stand #N17
Founded in 1904, PINO is the German market leader for massage- and physiotherapyproducts. The Product range includes kinesiological PINOTAPE® as well as a wide range of LIQUIDERMA® massage products and high quality electric massage tables. Stand #G14
SOMT, Institute for Research and Master Education in Manual Therapy, Sports Physiotherapy, Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy, and Geriatric Physical Therapy, Amersfoort the Netherlands. Stand #A3 23
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Bronze sponsors
FysioSupplies provides physical therapists a broad online catalogue with rehabilitation and medical products including SonoScape Ultrasound and Richard WOLF Shock Wave Therapy. Stand #L18
Scholarly, peer-reviewed, international. Evidence-based research and clinical cases advance musculoskeletal and sports-related best practice for physical therapists and others in healthcare and research. Print and online. Stand #E12
Juno Medical introduces to the market an objective evidence-based method and equipment measuring the results of physiotherapy treatment. FAM method observers disorders and monitors treatment effect. Stand #A1
PhysioTools is the global market leader in exercise prescription software. Choose from over 15,000 high quality exercises to create handouts in 22 languages. CD or Online. Stand #A2
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General information
WCPT is promoting Movement for health Congress daily exercise programme WCPT is pleased to offer 45 minute exercise sessions during congress. Take the opportunity to try out a different form of exercise or new piece of equipment at one of these sessions. All exercises are low impact and may include:
5BJ$IJt'6/öUOFTTt1JMBUFTt:PHB Sessions will be held in the exercise area in hall 3 of the exhibition during break times: 10:00, 12:00, 12:45 and 15:15 Participation is on a first-come first-served basis and numbers will depend on the space requirements of the exercise. For further information and the full timetable please see the notice board by the exercise area. All exercise sessions are free of charge. Any voluntary contributions will go towards humanitarian support of WCPT member organisations whose members have been affected by natural disasters.
Forthcoming events WCPT subgroups and regions will be holding the following events:
9th Bi-annual WCPT Africa Congress 6-9 June 2012, Nairobi, Kenya Further details are availble at www.ksphy.org
IFOMPT Conference 2012 30 September - 5 October 2012, Quebec City, Canada Further details are available at www.ifomptconference.org
3rd European Congress on Physiotherapy Education 8-9 November 2012, Vienna, Austria Further details are availble at http://congress2012.physioaustria.at
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General information
Amsterdam
Catering
Bike hire Bikes may be rented via the RAI Hotel and Travel Service website (www.rai.nl/hotelservice). For group reservations please e-mail
[email protected]. Bikes are also available to rent from the Yellow Bike at the Amsterdam RAI train station, a 5-10 minute walk from the RAI.
The following restaurants and cafés will be open at the RAI:
Getting around The best way to get around Amsterdam is either on foot, by bike or by using the extensive tram, metro, bus and ferry networks, all run by GVB which has an information office at Centraal Station. A train ticket is needed for the railways, and for all other public transport in the Netherlands you will need to purchase an “OV-chip card”, to get the most cost-efficient options choose the card most suited to your trip, valid from one to 7 days. Getting to the RAI From the centre of Amsterdam Tram 4 stops in front of the RAI. The metro, train and tram also stop at the Amsterdam RAI station, a 5-10 minute walk from the convention centre. Nightlife Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal is one of the most hip areas in the city for bars and clubs. If you are interested in listening to live bands and dancing the night away, head for the Rembrantsplein-Leidseplein area. Mainstream clubs prefer a smart-casual dress, with no trainers or jeans. Restaurants/dinner reservations Please enquire at the main congress registration desks. Shopping The main shopping areas in Amsterdam are Leidsestraat and Kalverstraat. Pedestrianised Leidsestraat, with its fashion boutiques, large fashion store (Metz & Co), souvenir shops and newsagents, is the perfect place for tourists to combine a spot of shopping with canal views and café stops. Kalverstraat offers a combination of classy department stores and fashion boutiques.
Art and Health exhibition WCPT launched an art and health competition last year under the theme of Movement for Health. The winners and runners-up of the competition may now be viewed in hall 3 of the exhibition, stand #P14.
Business centre A staffed business centre is located in the lobby of the RAI Auditorium.
• Café Amsterdam (ground floor, near the Dutch Village) • Grand Café (ground floor) • First Floor Restaurant (near the Elicium) Several concessions are also available selling a variety of snacks, drinks and light lunches.
Certificates Certificates of attendance All congress delegates of World Physical Therapy 2011 will receive a certificate of attendance for the days they have attended. These will be available for collection from the registration desks from 12:00 pm each day. Certificates of attendance (satellite programme) All delegates attending a satellite programme education session will receive a certificate of attendance at the session. Certificates of presentation Presenting authors only will receive a certificate of presentation. These will be distributed at the time of the presentation.
Cloakroom Delegates can store coats and umbrellas in the cloakroom located in the basement of the RAI near the main entrance.
Congress evaluation Your opinion is important to us. Around the congress venue there are feedback postcards you can complete and post in the boxes provided, to give us instant feedback. Watch out for an e-mail a couple of weeks after congress asking for more detailed feedback. This information is really important to help us evaluate WPT2011 and to plan for WPT2015.
Congress presentations All posters and PowerPoint presentations from all platform sessions will be available to congress delegates via the website post-congress. Further details will be provided after the event.
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Continuing education credits
Exercise area
Netherlands: Dutch physical therapists who are registered on the Central Quality Register for Physical Therapy (CKR) will receive six accreditation points for each day of the scientific programme and for any oneday satellite programme education sessions attended. Three points will be received for each half day satellite programme education session. All points will be added automatically in August 2011 by KNGF.
WPT2011 is leading by example in promoting Movement for Health by setting aside a space for exercise within the exhibition in hall 3. Come and take part in Pilates, yoga, FUNfitness and Tai Chi classes during the breaks. For details take a look at the timetable posted outside the exercise area. Places will be allocated on a first-come firstserved basis.
USA: attendees from the United States of America will be awarded up to 2.1 CEUs (21 contact hours) through APTA for participation in the congress. APTA is a recognised CE provider in most licensure jurisdictions. In addition, the WPT2011 congress through APTA has been awarded prior approval for 2.1 CEUs by the Texas Physical Therapy Association, Ohio Physical Therapy Association, Oklahoma Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision, and the Pennsylvania State Board of Physical Therapy and 1.5 CEUs from the Nevada Board of Physical Therapy Examiners.
First aid or medical emergency
Other: physical therapists in other countries are advised to contact their member organisation to see if recognition may be awarded for continuing education from attending the congress.
Delegate list Copies of the delegate list will be available, for reference purposes only, at the registration desks, message centre, WCPT/scientific programme office and the press office.
Dutch Village The Dutch Village is a perfect meeting point for congress delegates and speakers. The Village has a typical Dutch ambiance and is the place to meet international colleagues! It is situated at a central location in the RAI, near both the entrance and the registration desks, and is right on route to the Exhibition. The space offers opportunities to relax and there is an Internet Café available too. Take the opportunity to have a drink in Café Amsterdam (at your own expense). The Dutch Village is organised and sponsored by the Royal Dutch Society for Physical Therapy (KNGF).
If you require first aid services or there is a medical emergency, the RAI have first aid attendants on site. They are situated in between hall 2 and Café Amsterdam on the ground floor. If you need to contact them by telephone dial +31 20 549 1234.
Green policies To follow our environmental policy the congress bags for World Physical Therapy 2011 are made from recycled plastic bottles. Recycling bins will be situated throughout the RAI for your use. Amsterdam RAI aims to become the leader in the European conference and events industry in the area of sustainability.
Hotels and housing For housing related enquiries please go to the main congress registration desks. You may also contact the RAI Hotel and Travel Service by email at
[email protected] or telephone +31 20 549 1946.
Internet café An internet café will be available in the Dutch Village, located on the ground floor near the registration desks.
Lost and found Should you lose or misplace an item, please check or inform the staff at the registration desks on the ground floor.
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Meeting room protocol Every effort will be made to ensure that sessions start and end on time. Presenters and congress delegates are all asked to work together to achieve this. This may mean having to cut short a valuable discussion. However, the congress organisers request your co-operation for the benefit of all delegates and hope you will seize the opportunity to continue discussions after sessions outside the room. You are not permitted to make sound or video recordings, or take photographs during sessions. No food or beverages are allowed in meeting rooms other than in designated networking sessions. As a courtesy to others, please also refrain from opening crinkly sweet wrappers during the programme.
Message centre Handwritten messages can be left at the WCPT message centre located near the registration desks on the ground floor.
2-day registration (Tuesday/Wednesday - blue, Tuesday/ Thursday - purple, Wednesday/Thursday - white) Delegates who have purchased a 2-day registration qualify for this badge. Delegates wearing this badge are entitled to admission to all scientific programme sessions and the exhibition on the 2 days they are registered. 2-day delegates also receive a congress bag, a copy of the final programme and a CD of abstracts. Exhibitor (black) Exhibitors have access to the exhibition hall of the congress. Access to scientific sessions and other events are not included in the exhibitor pass. Volunteer All official congress volunteers will be wearing name badges, clearly stating their volunteer status. Volunteers will also be visible in orange t-shirts. Multilingual volunteers will be wearing badges identifying languages spoken.
Prayer/meditation room There is a small room for prayer/meditation located on the first floor of the RAI in the Topaz Lounge, room G101.
Name badges As a means of identification to colleagues and for security reasons, please wear your name badge at all times during the congress sessions and events. Admittance to sessions and the exhibition may be refused to those without identification. Replacement badges are available at the registration desks at a cost of €15 per badge. Each name badge has a coloured band identifying the type of registration and they are as follows: Full congress registration (transparent) Delegates who have purchased a full congress registration qualify for this badge. Delegates wearing this badge are entitled to admission to all scientific programme sessions and the exhibition. The opening ceremony is only open to those full congress delegates who have a ticket for either the Auditorium or overflow event in the Forum. Each delegate also receives a congress bag, a copy of the final programme and a CD of abstracts. Daily registration (Tuesday - yellow, Wednesday - green, Thursday - red) Delegates who have purchased a daily registration qualify for this badge. Delegates wearing this badge are entitled to admission to all scientific programme sessions and the exhibition on the day they are registered. Daily delegates also receive a congress bag, a copy of the final programme and a CD of abstracts.
Registration hours The World Physical Therapy 2011 registration desks may be found on the ground floor to the right of the main entrance to the RAI convention centre. Registration is open during the following times: Monday 20 June
12:00 - 19:00
Tuesday 21 June
06:30 - 18:00
Wednesday 22 June
06:30 - 18:00
Thursday 23 June
06:30 - 17:30
Smoking policy World Physical Therapy 2011 is a non-smoking event and the RAI is a non-smoking venue. Smoking is not permitted in any of the buildings or at any congress event. Smoking is permitted outside of the buildings, only in smoking designated areas. If in doubt, please check with the convention centre or facility staff for smoking restrictions.
Social networking If you are tweeting from congress please use the #tag #WPT2011 to help followers. If you are planning to blog about the congress please email the WCPT News and Congress News editor at
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Opening ceremony and social events
Opening ceremony
Closing ceremony
The auspicious start to World Physical Therapy 2011 hosted by WCPT and KNGF. Be prepared to be delighted and enthralled by the evening’s events.
Don’t miss the grand finale to World Physical Therapy 2011 as we celebrate the success of the congress. During the closing ceremony the presentation of awards for outstanding abstracts and presentations will also take place. Join us as we say farewell to our Dutch hosts and introduce our hosts for World Physical Therapy 2015.
The opening ceremony is only open to those full congress delegates who have a ticket for either the Auditorium or overflow event in the Forum. Venue:
Auditorium and Forum, Amsterdam RAI
Date:
Monday 20 June
Time:
18:30-20:00 (doors open from 18:00)
The ceremony is open to full congress delegates and those registered for Thursday 23 June. Entrance will be on a first-come first-served basis. Venue:
Auditorium, Amsterdam RAI
Date:
Thursday 23 June
Welcome reception
Time:
16:00-17:30
Immediately following the opening ceremony, the welcome reception is the perfect opportunity for delegates to network and catch up with old friends and make new acquaintances.
Tickets for social events
Venue:
Auditorium, Onyx, Forum and Ruby Lounges, Amsterdam RAI
Date:
Monday 20 June
Time:
20:00-22:00
If you would like to attend a social event and have not pre-registered please enquire at the social events desk in the registration area for ticket availability.
Party night Party in style at a unique location in the heart of Amsterdam - the Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky. Spend an evening enjoying the historic side of the city where old grandeur meets modern life. A buffet dinner will be served in the elegant surroundings of the Winter Garden followed by an evening of dancing in the ballroom. Venue:
Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky Dam 9, 1012 JS Amsterdam
Date:
Wednesday 22 June
Time:
20:00 - 24:00
Dress code:
Smart/casual
Getting there: Centraal Station is the nearest train, metro and tram station. Trams 4, 9, 16 and 24 stop in front of the hotel.
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Tickets for pre-registered social events will be provided when you collect your name badge. Please check your ticket to confirm the event, date and time. A valid ticket must be presented to congress staff at each event so please make sure to check that you have your ticket before departing for the event!
No tickets will be sold for any event at the door.
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Scientific programme guide
Scientific programme guide
Programme theme A varied scientific programme with different session formats will ensure that there is something on offer for everyone. The theme, Moving Physical Therapy Forward, will focus on the most significant issues, clinical topics, challenges and opportunities for physical therapists around the world. Where better to move physical therapy forward than at its prestigious international congress? WCPT congresses have a reputation for being inclusive, embracing diversity and providing an environment where experiences can be shared, lessons learnt, life-long friendships made and a new outlook on the profession developed. They provide an opportunity to generate grand ideas that could change the profession. For some people, the experience is also life changing. Five core programme tracks have been used to draw together different sessions that complement each other and underpin the theme: • global health • professional issues • professional practice
to the subject internationally. Each symposium will last 1.5 hours and include plenty of time for discussion with the audience. Focused symposia are sponsored by:
Discussion panels Discussion panels will provide delegates with the opportunity to explore some current issues and hot topics in a lively discussion with experts. These sessions are programmed for 1.5 hours and start with a brief introduction by the chair and short stimulus presentations from each member of the panel. The audience will have the opportunity to pose questions to stimulate discussion among panel members and with the audience. Constructive controversy and debate are welcome.
• education • research methodology
Programme structure A WCPT congress is a large event with contributors and delegates coming from all over the world and from all sectors of the profession. The programme has been structured to give breadth and offer choice, while providing cohesive programming. Presentations and sessions have been programmed by subject to try and avoid session clashes and maximise cohesive complementary sessions to give a topic focus to days.
Types of sessions Focused symposia The focused symposia for World Physical Therapy 2011 include speakers from all of WCPT’s five regions and will ensure that delegates are exposed to up to date research and knowledge from around the world. Each focused symposium is organised by a convenor who is a recognised expert/authority in the field. He/she will lead an international group of presenters through a series of thematically linked and research focused presentations, concluding with key take-home messages for practice, research, education, management and/or policy, relevant 34
Networking sessions A number of group networking sessions will take place during congress. Key topics have been chosen based on requests from physical therapists around the world and hot topics for the profession. These sessions offer an informal opportunity to meet and talk with colleagues who share a common interest, and to make new and renew acquaintances from previous congresses. A designated chair will facilitate these open discussions. They will be predominantly held at breakfast or lunch time and last 1-1.5 hours. Session chairs welcome any issues relevant to the topic. All sessions will also consider how to keep the discussions and communication going after WPT2011. New for WPT2011 are three meet the researchers/editors sessions where a chair and 16 facilitators will lead round table discussions on a variety of research and publishing topics with the opportunity for delegates to move round tables and cover different topics. These include: • writing for publication – first attempts • writing abstracts • how to get started in research • research career pathways • research design questions • what is required to be a good journal reviewer
Scientific programme guide
WCPT seminars
Abstract categories
WCPT seminars are a new element on the WPT2011 congress programme. The seminars are organised and hosted by WCPT and are designed to:
Platform, posters and poster discussion presentations fall into the following categories:
• introduce congress delegates to some of WCPT’s international work • to discuss the application of some of WCPT’s resources • to facilitate information sharing and promote collaboration on policy initiatives • engage delegates with the work of WCPT The seminars will be a combination of introductory background material, updates and round table interactive discussions. All delegates to WPT2011 are welcome to attend WCPT seminars. They may be of particular interest to officers and/or staff working with a WCPT member organisation, or a physical therapy regulatory authority.
Abstracts Platform presentations A platform presentation is a 12 minute oral presentation of a paper followed by 3 minutes of question time, moderated by a chair. Papers will be grouped together around related topics and there will be between 3 and 6 papers per session. Sessions will be up to 1.5 hours.
Research reports Research reports are presentations of original scientific data encompassing any established research approach, design or method. Special interest reports Special interest reports include presentations of new or unique programmes or theories and descriptions of innovative ways in which established methods have been adapted to meet the needs of physical therapy practice, management, education or policy. They include professional resource materials, such as computer-based programmes, training or audiovisual material.
Abstract awards Awards for outstanding abstracts The International Scientific Committee will be making a number of awards for outstanding abstracts and presentations. The judging will be based on a combined assessment of abstract and presentation quality. The awards will be announced at the congress closing ceremony on 23 June 2011 at 16:00 in the RAI Amsterdam Auditorium. Outstanding abstract and presentation awards will be given in the following categories:
Poster presentations Posters are reports summarising information using brief written statements and graphic materials, such as graphs, charts, figures and photographs, mounted on a poster board. Presenters will be assigned a specific time when they will be at their poster for discussion with delegates over the lunch break. Posters on display will be changed each day of the congress and will be grouped by topic. Posters will be on display during exhibition hours and are located in the two exhibition halls.
• Africa Region
Poster discussion sessions These interactive poster discussion sessions are led by a chair with expertise in the topic or research methodology. Presenting authors have 5 minutes to discuss the key points arising from their work, highlighting the areas in which they would particularly welcome discussion with the chair and audience. There will then be an opportunity for delegates to view the posters and discuss them with the presenters. The chair will then reconvene the session inviting presenters to answer questions from the floor. This type of session is very valuable for drawing out the relationships between research endeavours, discussing interesting findings or methodological challenges, and for establishing research networks.
• Poster presentation: special interest report
• Asia Western Pacific Region • European Region • North America Caribbean Region • South America Region • Platform presentation: research report • Platform presentation: special interest report • Poster presentation: research report • Poster discussion session: research report • Poster discussion session: special interest report
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Scientific programme guide
Publication of congress proceedings
Special group meetings
WCPT recognises that many researchers will in time develop their congress papers into journal publications. Through WCPT’s publishing agreement with Elsevier, all congress abstracts will be published as an on-line supplement to their Physiotherapy journal. All of WCPT’s publishing partners for congress will be encouraging presenters to submit papers for publication postcongress. Presenters may be approached by any editors/ editorial board members and any paper submitted will be subject to the normal editorial and peer review processes of the journals concerned. WCPT welcomes this as a means of facilitating wider dissemination of high quality research and service innovation. This does not preclude approaches from other journal editors.
Journal editors The meeting of the International Society of Physiotherapy Journal Editors will take place on Tuesday 21 June, 16:00-17:30 at the RAI, room E108 on the first floor. The meeting is open to all editors/associate editors of a physical therapy related journal. Subgroups WCPT subgroups will be holding closed meetings of their members during the week of the congress. If you would like to know more about a particular subgroup please go to the WCPT stand in the exhibition hall (stand #E5). International Acupuncture Association of Physical Therapists (IAAPT) International Association of Physical Therapists working with Older People (IPTOP) International Federation of Orthopaedic Manipulative Physical Therapists (IFOMPT) International Federation of Sports Physiotherapy (IFSP) International Organisation of Physical Therapists in Paediatrics (IOPTP) International Organization of Physical Therapists in Women’s Health (IOPTWH) International Private Practitioners Association (IPPA) The subgroup chairs/presidents and their representatives additionally have a closed business meeting on Wednesday 22 June, 13:45-15:30 at the RAI, room G105 on the first floor.
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Satellite programme
D256
EBP-Critical appraisal [Spanish/English]
D264
Physical activity
D050
Electrotherapy, laser and tissue healing
D158
Cervical spine
C035
Calla 1
Global health summit
Vertigo
Moving forward - occupational health
E108
All satellite programme education sessions and clinical visits carry a separate fee.
Session times and rooms may vary from those published.
17:30
17:00
16:30
16:00
15:30
15:00
14:30
14:00
13:30
13:00
12:30
12:00
11:30
11:00
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09:00
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Time
D262
Older people
D266
Clinical visits Clinical visits
Rosa 5-6
Prognosis
Room
IOPTWH Anorectal Dysfunction
Rosa 5-6
Ankle injuries [Dutch/English]
RAI
Clinical reasoning
Novotel Hotel
Clinical Sites
Clinical visits Clinical visits
Clinical sites RAI E108
Novotel Hotel Rosa 5-6
Cardiovascular disorders
Novotel Hotel
Clinical Sites
Rosa 5-6
D262
C035
D050
D264
Novotel Hotel
D158
Hogeschool van Amsterdam University
Rosa 4
Novotel Hotel Rosa 5-6
Parkinson's disease
Hogeschool van Amsterdam University
Motor control Walking speed
Sat 25th
Paediatrics Day 1
Location
Clinical visits Clinical visits
Friday 24th June
Education
Thursday 23rd June
ICF
Wednesday 22nd June
Osteoporosis
Tuesday 21st June
Core stabilisation
Monday 20th June
Cardiothoracic surgery
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Satellite programme education sessions planner
Satellite programme education sessions
A range of education sessions and clinical visits are offered to complement the scientific programme, with a focus on applied knowledge and skills. These are only open to registered delegates and must be pre-booked and paid in advance. If you are interested in attending an education session or clinical visit and have not pre-booked, please enquire at the main congress registration desks at the RAI for last minute availability. Please note that satellite programme education sessions and clinical visits carry a separate fee.
Satellite programme education sessions Education sessions are designed to actively engage participants, via a range of learning formats, to explore issues in depth in an area of clinical practice, education, management, research or policy. The dates and venues for each of the satellite programme education sessions are:
Monday 20 June 2011 Title:
Cervical arterial dysfunction and beyond: complex differential diagnosis of the cervical spine
Venue:
Hogeschool van Amsterdam (1 day course, 08:30-17:30)
Speakers:
Roger Kerry (United Kingdom), Alan Taylor (United Kingdom)
Title:
Evidence based physiotherapy and assessment of quality of the systematic reviews and clinical trials (This session will be conducted in both English and Spanish)
Venue:
Hogeschool van Amsterdam (1 day course, 08:30-17:30)
Speakers:
Antonia Gómez-Conesa (Spain), Carmen Suárez Serrano (Spain)
Title:
Promoting tissue healing with electrotherapy and laser: understanding therapeutic actions, including prevention, assessment and treatment of chronic wounds
Venue:
Hogeschool van Amsterdam (1 day course, 08:30-17:30)
Speakers:
Ethne Nussbaum (Canada), Philip Gabel (Australia), Jan Bjordal (Norway), Pamela Houghton (Canada)
Title:
Moving forward - occupational health (broadening the scope of physiotherapy practice in work injury prevention and management)
Venue:
Hogeschool van Amsterdam (1 day course, 08:30-17:30)
Speakers:
Paul Rothmore (Australia), Rose Boucaut (Australia), Gunvor Gard (Sweden), Elizabet Schell (Sweden), Martin Mackey (Australia), Mike Fray (United Kingdom), Dee Daley (United States of America), Venerina Johnston (Australia)
Title:
Move it! Evidence based evaluation and treatment for back and knee pain in older persons
Venue:
Hogeschool van Amsterdam (1 day course, 08:30-17:30)
Speakers:
Carole Lewis (United States of America) (This session is supported by IPTOP)
Title:
Physical activity for clinical populations: measurement and interventions
Venue:
Hogeschool van Amsterdam (1 day course, 08:30-17:30)
Speakers:
Suzanne McDonough (United Kingdom), Mark Tully (United Kingdom), Judy Bradley (United Kingdom), Brenda O’Neill (United Kingdom), David Baxter (New Zealand), Dierdre Hurley (Ireland)
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Satellite programme education sessions
Title:
Evaluation and intervention of vestibular hypofunction and benign paroxysmal positional vertigo
Venue:
Hogeschool van Amsterdam (1 day course, 08:30-17:30)
Speakers:
Susan Whitney (United States of America), Michael Schubert (United States of America)
Tuesday 21 June 2011 Title:
The second physical therapy summit on global health: promoting healthy lifestyles to reduce disease burden
Venue:
Hotel Novotel Amsterdam City (1 day course, 08:30-17:30)
Speakers:
Elizabeth Dean (Canada), Gloria Umerah (Nigeria), Margot Skinner (New Zealand), Armele Dornelas de Andrade (Brazil), Grainne O’Donoghue (Ireland)
Title:
Physiotherapeutic management of anorectal dysfunction in adults and children
Venue:
Hotel Novotel Amsterdam City (1 day course, 08:30-16:30)
Speakers:
Marijke Slieker-ten-Hove (Netherlands), Jenneke Kalkdijk (Netherlands), Marc Benninga (Netherlands), Richelle Felt-Bersma (Netherlands), Netty Bluyssen (Netherlands), David Zimmerman (Netherlands), Richard A Th M Langemeijer (Netherlands), Ulla Due (Denmark) (This session is supported by IOPTWH)
Wednesday 22 June 2011 Title:
Current insights in diagnosis, treatment and prevention of ankle injuries (This session will be conducted in both English and Dutch)
Venue:
Hotel Novotel Amsterdam City (1 day course, 08:30-17:30)
Speakers:
Philip van der Wees (Netherlands), Peter Vaes (Belgium), Robert van Cingel (Netherlands), Evert Verhagen (Netherlands), Erik Witvrouw (Belgium)
Title:
Contemporary models and practical tools in clinical reasoning and clinical decision making
Venue:
RAI: Room E108 (half day course, 08:30-12:30)
Speakers:
Erik Thoomes (Netherlands), Lenerdene Levesque (Canada), Bill Vicenzino (Australia), Karim Kahn (Canada) (This session is supported by IFSP and IFOMPT)
Title:
Prognosis: a case-based approach to help with effective and efficient care of patients
Venue:
RAI: Room E108 (half day course, 13:45-17:30)
Speakers:
Roger Nelson (United States of America), Paul Beattie (United States of America), Kevin Basile (United States of America), Leonardo Costa (Brazil)
Thursday 23 June 2011 Title:
Best practice for patients with cardiovascular disorders
Venue:
Hotel Novotel Amsterdam City (1 day course, 08:30-17:30)
Speakers:
Lisa Dehner (United States of America), Karen Holtgrefe (United States of America)
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Satellite programme education sessions
Title:
Interventions for stability aspects of motor control: developmental and neurologic disorders across the lifespan
Venue:
RAI: Room E108 (half day course, 08:30-12:30)
Speakers:
Monica Diamond (United States of America), Deborah Nervik (United States of America), Dennis Fell (United States of America)
Title:
Assessing walking speed as the vital sign for function
Venue:
RAI: Room E108 (half day course, 13:45-17:00)
Speakers:
Stacy Fritz (United States of America), Pamela Duncan (United States of America)
Friday 24 June 2011 Title:
Physiotherapy in Parkinson’s disease (PD): towards evidence based practice
Venue:
Hotel Novotel Amsterdam City (1 day course, 08:30-17:30)
Speakers:
Samyra Keus (Netherlands), Marten Munneke (Netherlands), Bastiaan Bloem (Netherlands), Meg Morris (Australia), Margaret Mak (Hong Kong), Ann Ashburn (United Kingdom), Victoria Goodwin (United Kingdom), Yvo Kamsma (Netherlands), Alice Nieuwboer (Belgium), Erwin van Wegen (Netherlands), Lee Dibble (United States of America), Lynn Rochester (United Kingdom), Gert Kwakkel (Netherlands), Maarten Nijkrake (Netherlands), Mark Hirsch (United States of America)
Title:
Education: a global issue
Venue:
Hogeschool van Amsterdam (1 day course, 08:30-17:30)
Speakers:
Gillian Webb (Australia), Margaret Grant (Australia), Lesley Bainbridge (Canada), Trevor Russell (Australia), Reuben Escorpizo (Switzerland), Firdouza Waggie (South Africa)
Title:
Principles to practice: ICF tools from the World Health Organization
Venue:
Hogeschool van Amsterdam (1 day course, 08:30-17:30)
Speakers:
Janice Miller (Canada), Catherine Sykes (Australia), Jennifer Jelsma (South Africa), Claire Kerr (United Kingdom), Brona McDowell (United Kingdom)
Title:
Osteoporosis and low bone mass: examination and exercise prescription in the real world
Venue:
Hogeschool van Amsterdam (1 day course, 08:30-17:30)
Speakers:
Karen Kemmis (United States of America), Marilyn Moffat (United States of America)
Title:
Automatic core stabilisation: facilitating a functional core response through dynamic postures and motor control
Venue:
Hogeschool van Amsterdam (1 day course, 08:30-17:30)
Speakers:
Vicky Johnson (United States of America), Gregory Johnson (United States of America)
Title:
Cardiothoracic surgery precautions vs optimising rehabilitation: future directions for patient management across practice settings
Venue:
Hogeschool van Amsterdam (half day course, 08:30-12:30)
Speakers:
Tanya LaPier (United States of America), Andrew Hirschhorn (Australia)
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Satellite programme education sessions
Friday 24 - Saturday 25 June 2011 Title:
Global perspectives on decision-making, measurement, and participation of children with disabilities
Venue:
Hotel Novotel Amsterdam City (2 day course, 08:30-17:30)
Speakers:
Sarah Westcott McCoy (United States of America), Robert Palisano (United States of America), Dale Scalise-Smith (United States of America), Hilda Mulligan (New Zealand), Doreen Bartlett (Canada), Lisa Chiarello (United States of America), Lynn Jeffries (United States of America), Margo Orlin (United States of America), Barbara Connolly (United States of America), Maria Nijhuis van der Sanden (Netherlands), Nihad Almasri (United States of America)
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Satellite programme clinical visits
Clinical visits The KNGF has arranged for public and private institutions with physical therapy to open their doors to visits by WPT2011 delegates. These have been arranged to provide you with an opportunity to: • observe local physical therapists in action • learn about the local healthcare system • discuss the approach to patient management with local physical therapists Clinical visits are only open to full congress delegates who have pre-booked a visit as part of their registration. If you have pre-registered your ticket will be in your registration package. Please check the departure time on your ticket. The meeting point for clinical visit departures is the Auditorium Lounge, to the left of the stairs on the ground floor, at the RAI Convention Centre. Each visit will last around 2.5 hours including transfer time. If you are a full congress delegate and have not pre-booked a clinical visit as part of your registration but are interested in one of the visits, please enquire at the congress registration desks for ticket availability.
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Satellite programme clinical visits
Information for clinical visit registrants
List of clinical visits facilities by specialty
Clinical visits will cover a wide range of specialties and offer a snapshot of how these specialised areas are managed by physical therapists in the Netherlands. A total of 9 facilities will host over 200 delegates during the congress.
Specialty
Facility and colour code
Cardiac rehabilitation
Hospital Lucas Andreas - red
If you have pre-registered for a clinical visit, you will have received a ticket in your delegate registration package. Please note which day your visit is scheduled for. We anticipate the clinical visits to be fully subscribed so if you miss your visit we will not be able to accommodate you on another day.
Reade Rehabilitation and Rheumatology Centre Amsterdam - green Hand rehabilitation
Neurology: falls prevention and training
Please meet at the RAI in the Auditorium Lounge (to the left of the staircase) at: • 9:45 if you have a morning visit at 10:00 • 12:15 if you have an afternoon visit at 12:30
Neurology: Parkinson’s disease
• 13:15 if you have an afternoon visit at 13:30 Congress volunteers will be in the Auditorium Lounge holding signs for each facility. The signs are colour coded by facility, so please note the colour associated with the facility you are visiting on the table opposite and look for that colour. Locate the volunteer holding the sign matching the facility on your ticket and report to him/ her for direction. A volunteer will accompany each group to the facility. Delegates who miss the group departure will be responsible for getting themselves to or from the facility. The departure point for all visits is the RAI Convention Centre at the bus parking in front of the main entrance. The visit will last approximately 2.5 hours. A physical therapist at the facility will be available to conduct each visit in the various specialties and to engage in discussion with the group. Your visit may not necessarily include the full range of inpatient and outpatient services, but will focus on the patient population treated at that particular site. Please respect the clinical environment and for reasons of confidentiality, the physical therapists are unable to discuss or answer questions about individual patients. At the end of the visit a volunteer will escort you back to the RAI Convention Centre. If you have registered for a clinical visit and are unable to attend please return your ticket to the registration desk as there are waiting lists for most visits. A special note of thanks to all the facilities hosting clinical visits.
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Neurology: rehabilitation
Older people: physical fitness testing
Older people: physical fitness training Orthopaedics: shoulder
Outpatients and clinical education
Academic Medical Centre, University of Amsterdam blue Reade Rehabilitation and Rheumatology Centre Amsterdam - bright green Hospital Lucas Andreas - dark red Academic Medical Centre, University of Amsterdam dark blue PACA - Paramedisch Advies Centrum Aalsmeer (physiotherapy practice) light pink Physiotherapy Practice Dekker, Amstelveen - pink Schuitemaker Physiotherapy and Manual Therapy Practice, Amsterdam - orange Hogeschool van Amsterdam - yellow
Paediatrics
Academic Medical Centre, University of Amsterdam grey
Private practice
Nieuw Groenendaal - lavender
Pulmonary rehabilitation and chronic diseases Gezondheidscentrum Health Centre Osdorp, Amsterdam - violet
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Scientific programme Tuesday 21 June 2011
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NWS: Networking sessions
WS: WCPT seminars
DP: Discussion panel
PL: Platform abstracts
PL: Service delivery 2
PDS: Poster discussion sessions
DP: Advanced practice
FS: Focused symposia
Session Key
PL: Health promotion & wellbeing
DP: Therapeutic exercise
PL: Musculoskeletal: rheumatology 2
PL: Kinesiology & movement analysis a a ys s
PL: Electrophysical & isothermal agents 2
PL: Musculsoskeletal: orthopaedics
WS: Professional alliances
NWS: Electrophysical agents (ISEAPT)
NWS: Spinal cord injuries (SCI-PT)
NWS: Older people (IPTOP)
NWS: Meet the researchers/editors
NWS: Neuroscience (INPA)
NWS: Student physical therapists forum
Exhibitor seminars: HUR
Exhibitor seminars: HUR
ISPJE closed business meeting
PL: Neurology: stroke 1
PL: Older people: balance & falls 2
08:30
PL: Musculoskeletal: spine 2
PL: Clinical guidelines
PL: Education: general
PL: Qualifying education
PL: Research methodology: general
PL: Older people: general 1
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Sessiontimesmayvaryfromthosepublished.Duetocircustancesbeyondourcontrol,changeswillbemadetothe programmeafterithas beensentforprinting.Wewilldoourbesttokeepdelegatesinformedofallchanges
PL: Neurology: stroke 2
FS: Stroke: rehabilitation
LUNCH Unopposedposter andexhibitionviewing
PL: Sports injuries
PL: Service delivery 1
PL: Older people: balance & falls 1
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PDS: Neurology: spinal cord injuries
PDS: Professional issues: general
NWS: Occupational health (IFPTOHE)
WS: From policy to practice
FS: EBP: development of recommendations
FS: EBP: web-based resources
Elicium 2
16:00
FS: Education: postprofessional standards
PL: Electrophysical & isothermal agents 1
WS: World PT day
FS: Stroke: Cochrane reviews
Elicium 1
15:15
PL: Musculoskeletal: spine 1
PL: Equipment/ orthotics/ prosthetics
LUNCH Unopposedposter andexhibitionviewing
PL: Professional issues: general
PL: Primary health care
NWS: Regulation
Exhibitor seminars: Hocoma
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FS: Spinal manipulation
DP: Sporting events and public profile
PL: Occupational health
G108
10:45
PDS: Methods of teaching & learning
PL: Musculoskeletal: rheumatology 1
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NWS: Manual therapy (IFOMPT)
G104
10:45
PL: Methods of teaching & learning 1
NWS: Sports therapy (IFSP)
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Venue
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FS: Physical activity
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RAI Elicium 2nd Floor Elicium D201-202
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Community based rehabilitation Education: general Electrophysical & isothermal agents Evidence based practice Global health: general Imaging & diagnostics Knowledge translation Musculoskeletal: spine Neurology: spinal cord injury Neurology: stroke Occupational health Physical inactivity Professional ethics Professional regulation Public health Sports injuries
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Poster displays will change each day with posters on display from 10:00-17:30 (Thursday 10:00-16:00)
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Poster displays - Tuesday 21 June 2011
Tuesday
Focused symposia - Tuesday 21 June 2011
08:30-10:00 Focused symposium Global physical activity transitions: emerging measurement and therapeutic opportunity? Venue:
RAI: Auditorium
Presenters:
Mark Tremblay (Canada), Vincent Onywera (Kenya), Shuichi Obuchi (Japan), Esko Malkia (Finland)
Learning objectives 1. To describe the physical activity transitions occurring in high, medium and low income countries including the putative individual, societal and environmental factors contributing to the transition to sedentary living and the implications for injury and rehabilitation. 2. To discuss the importance of physical activity behaviours to therapeutic treatment and success. Concepts such as behaviour compensation, sedentarism and non-exercise activity thermogenesis will be explored in the context of acute and chronic treatment and prevention strategies. 3. To describe methods for measuring and monitoring physical activity for individual patients, groups and populations including assessing sedentary, light, moderate, and vigorous physical activity at home, work, play and in transit.
Description High income countries around the world have experienced dramatic increases in obesity and sedentary behaviours in both sexes, all income and ethnic groups, and at all ages. Low and middle income countries are showing similar transitions in lifestyle behaviours. Patients who have high levels of habitual physical activity, although at slightly elevated risk of acute injury, have lower risk of non-communicable disease, better prognosis after injury, and accelerated recovery times. The global physical activity transition forecasts an acceleration in lifestyle precipitated musculoskeletal and cardiorespiratory disorders manifested by excess sedentarism (sitting), poor posture, obesity and low fitness. This session with integrated topics begins with the global trends towards sedentarism, links with physical therapy scope of practice and emerging therapeutic opportunities, and provides practical guidance on how and why to carefully measure and monitor physical activity to optimise patient treatment and prevention strategies. Topics to be covered include: • global physical activity transition and its implications to population health and wellness, with a focus on middle and low income countries • the emerging problems of childhood obesity and inactivity in Kenya, problems that threaten the country’s global dominance in endurance athletics while decreasing the productivity of the workforce and further straining a health care system already overwhelmed by communicable disease challenges • the insidious diminution of non-exercise activity thermogenesis and incidental movements in a culture seduced by sedentary pursuits • the importance of physical activity measurement and promotion to prevent frailty progression in the elderly population • practical suggestions for physical activity measurement in therapeutic settings anchored in the WHO International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health framework Focused symposia are sponsored by:
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Tuesday
Focused symposia - Tuesday 21 June 2011
08:30-10:00 Focused symposium Cochrane systematic review - enabling evidence-based physiotherapy after stroke Venue:
RAI: Elicium 1
Presenters:
Jan Mehrholz (Germany), Alex Pollock (United Kingdom), Anne Moseley (Australia), Rebecca States (United States of America)
Learning objectives 1. To be familiar with the work of the Cochrane Collaboration and with Cochrane systematic reviews. 2. To recognise the relevance of Cochrane systematic reviews to clinical physiotherapy practice, and to know where there currently is evidence relating to physiotherapy for instance for physiotherapy after stroke. 3. To have a detailed understanding of the implications of three key Cochrane systematic reviews to stroke physiotherapy practice.
Description This symposium will focus on the use of Cochrane systematic reviews to facilitate the delivery of evidence-based stroke physiotherapy practice. The Cochrane Collaboration is an international not for profit organisation that aims to help people make well-informed decisions about healthcare by preparing, maintaining and promoting the accessibility of systematic reviews of the effects of health care interventions. Cochrane systematic reviews aim to provide a reliable source that summarises the best evidence on the effects of a particular healthcare intervention at a particular point in time. Cochrane reviews have been recognised as providing the highest quality healthcare evidence. Systematic reviews of complex interventions, such as hands-on physiotherapy treatments, have a number of methodological challenges. There is evidence to suggest that Cochrane reviews of physiotherapy interventions use more rigorous methods than non-Cochrane reviews, and that the Cochrane reviews are less prone to bias. The results of Cochrane systematic reviews therefore have important implications for patients, carers, practitioners, educators, managers and policy-makers with an interest in evidencebased stroke physiotherapy. There are approximately 30 completed Cochrane systematic reviews directly relevant to stroke physiotherapy and a further approximately 30 Cochrane systematic reviews relevant to the wider field of stroke rehabilitation. These reviews cover a wide range of physiotherapy and rehabilitation interventions. Detailed overviews of three key Cochrane systematic reviews will be delivered, and the clinical implications of these reviews discussed.
Focused symposia are sponsored by:
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Tuesday
Focused symposia - Tuesday 21 June 2011
08:30-10:00 Focused symposium Web-based resources to support evidence-based physiotherapy Venue:
RAI: Elicium 2
Presenters:
Catherine Sherrington (Australia), David Scalzitti (United States of America), Lucie Brosseau (Canada), Rob de Bie (Netherlands), Leonardo Costa (Brazil)
Learning objectives This symposium will provide the opportunity for clinicians, researchers, educators, consumers/clients, health administrators and health policy makers interested in evidence-based physiotherapy to: 1. describe important developments in evidence-based physiotherapy 2. understand the key features of 5 web-based resources designed to support evidence-based physiotherapy 3. generate strategies to improve access to the physiotherapy evidence
Description Evidence-based physiotherapy is physiotherapy informed by relevant, high quality, clinical research, patient preferences and the physiotherapists’ practice knowledge. For the past 15 years physiotherapists have been encouraged to take an evidence-based approach to clinical practice. Poor access to high-quality research is a common barrier to implementing evidence-based physiotherapy. There are now a number of web-based resources available which facilitate access to high-quality evidence in physiotherapy. Four of these resources will be discussed in detail (PEDro, CEBP Maastricht, Hooked on Evidence, Clinical Practice Rehabilitation Guidelines and The Arthritis Society). The benefits of each resource will be discussed and how the resources complement one another. Discussion between the presenters and the audience will generate strategies to improve access to physiotherapy evidence and how to implement EBP in clinical practice.
Focused symposia are sponsored by:
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Tuesday
Focused symposia - Tuesday 21 June 2011
10:45-12:15 Focused symposium Spinal manipulation - evidence for physiotherapist delivery of effective procedures Venue:
RAI: Auditorium
Presenters:
Duncan Reid (New Zealand), Timothy Flynn (United States of America), Wayne Hing (New Zealand), Chris McCarthy (United Kingdom), Pieter Westerhuis (Switzerland)
Learning objectives 1. Demonstrate an increased understanding of the evidence for the use of spinal manipulation in the management of musculoskeletal conditions. 2. Demonstrate an increased understanding of the required screening procedures to provide safe practice of spinal manipulation. 3. Demonstrate an increased understanding of different approaches to deliver HVT and undergraduate and post graduate level.
Description Spinal manipulative techniques, both peripheral and spinal, particularly those using high velocity thrust (HVT) have become an integral part of treatment for those physiotherapists involved in the management of musculoskeletal conditions. The evidence for the effectiveness of such techniques is variable but it is growing, particularly for conditions such as cervicogenic headache and acute low back pain. However in some areas, particularly the cervical spine there is an element of risk associated with the delivery of manipulative techniques and debate about whether the evidence for effectiveness of HVT is sufficient to warrant the use of such techniques. The purpose of this symposium is to provide information on the current efficacy of spinal manipulation in the management of a range of musculoskeletal conditions, to provide information on the current screening procedures to reduce risk and provide information on current trends in the delivery of such techniques in undergraduate and postgraduate curricula. The discussion will explore different experiences of spinal manipulation, the challenges in teaching safe practice and evidence for clinical effectiveness.
Focused symposia are sponsored by:
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Tuesday
Focused symposia - Tuesday 21 June 2011
10:45-12:15 Focused symposium Development of evidence-based recommendations for physical therapy diagnosis and treatment Venue:
RAI: Elicium 2
Presenters:
Philip van der Wees (Netherlands), Rob Herbert (Australia), Christopher Powers (United States of America), Aimee Stewart (South Africa), Ann Moore (United Kingdom)
Learning objectives 1. To develop and publish evidence-based recommendations for physical therapy practice. 2. To expand the international body of knowledge of clinical guideline development in physical therapy. 3. To strengthen the existing network of clinical guideline developers in physical therapy, by creating an international collaborative programme.
Description Clinical guidelines are important tools to improve quality in health care by providing evidence-based recommendations for daily practice. In some countries clinical guidelines for physical therapists are being developed, and physical therapy treatment is sometimes included in multidisciplinary guidelines. In many other countries clinical guidelines are nonexistent, because of lack of resources for physical therapy guidelines, or because of lack of opportunity for participation in multidisciplinary guidelines. This focused symposium will invite participants to join an international network of researchers, clinical guideline developers and practitioners to participate in a collaborative programme to develop and publish concise evidencebased recommendations for daily physical therapy practice. The barriers and facilitators to such a programme will be discussed together with the necessary steps to take the proposal forward. The recommendations will be derived from current high quality clinical guidelines and systematic reviews. The content and format and language versions of the recommendations will be considered with regard to all countries regardless of the culture, health system and income level. Information about relevant activities in different countries and currently available tools to support the collaboration will be presented.
Focused symposia are sponsored by:
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Tuesday
Focused symposia - Tuesday 21 June 2011
13:45-15:15 Focused symposium Advancing international post-professional educational standards: learning from the IFOMPT experience Venue:
RAI: Forum
Presenters:
Alison Rushton (United Kingdom), Darren Rivett (Australia), Karen Beeton (United Kingdom), Jan Pool (Netherlands), Jackie Sadi (Canada)
Learning objectives 1. To critically evaluate the development of standards and processes of quality monitoring for advanced practice. 2. To demonstrate how educational standards can be used to promote advanced skills in clinical reasoning, evidence based practice, and a biopsychosocial approach to clinical care. 3. To evaluate the benefits of this model and its future potential as an example of good international educational practice.
Description The quality of physical therapy education has received increasing attention in recent years, and there is agreement that improving quality needs to focus on standards of learning and teaching, and the establishment of an effective framework within which these activities can occur. Educational standards were first defined by the International Federation of Orthopaedic Manipulative Physical Therapists (IFOMPT) in 1977 to inform post-qualification education in the specialised area of Orthopaedic Manipulative Therapy (OMT). Membership requires educational programmes in the country to meet the standards. The standards have developed since their inception to meet evolving needs and to reflect the educational and clinical contexts in the field. The current standards (2008) employ a competency based framework in line with modern educational practice. Following an evaluative overview of the IFOMPT quality process the symposium will consider the content, pedagogic issues and the operationalisation of the standards internationally as well as the resource, geographical, and other challenges that each country faces as they seek IFOMPT membership. The discussion will explore different experiences of developing and maintaining standards from the audience, and analyse the key issues identified by the audience from the evaluation of the IFOMPT processes.
Focused symposia are sponsored by:
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Tuesday
Focused symposia - Tuesday 21 June 2011
13:45-15:15 Focused symposium Increasing practice after stroke to optimise rehabilitation Venue:
RAI: Elicium 1
Presenters:
Catherine Dean (Australia), Louise Ada (Australia), Gert Kwakkel (Netherlands), Luci Teixeira-Salmela (Brazil)
Learning objectives 1. Outline the evidence regarding the relationship between rehabilitation outcomes and amount of practice after stroke. 2. Describe strategies to increase practice during rehabilitation after stroke. 3. Discuss ways to increase practice in the inpatient setting and to embed physical activity in the community after rehabilitation.
Description Globally, stroke accounts for 5.7 million deaths each year and ranks second to ischaemic heart disease as a cause of death. It is a leading cause of serious disability, sparing no age, sex, ethnic origin or country (www.world-stroke.org). Rehabilitation for the person after stroke involves labour-intensive treatment. Investigations in the 1980s found that patients spent the majority of their day alone and inactive and that therapy occupied a small percentage of the day. Disappointingly, the findings of recent investigations into physical activity in rehabilitation units identified a similar situation. There is a need to introduce interventions that will increase the amount of practice undertaken, because the amount of physical activity undertaken in rehabilitation has been shown to be related to outcome. Furthermore, given limited health resources, interventions should be implemented in a way that does not solely rely on increasing the numbers of therapists. This focused symposium will: • present the evidence of the relationship between amount of practice and outcome • examine the research describing the implementation of effective strategies to increase the amount of practice undertaken after stroke both during rehabilitation and in the community • discuss strategies including use of protocols, classes, forced-use paradigms, video-self-monitoring, workstations, circuit classes, robotics, covert monitoring and practice books Examples from around the world of implementation of strategies during inpatient rehabilitation as well as embedding practice in the community will be presented. Collectively, the presenters and participants will identify the barriers to implementation of strategies to increase practice. Symposium participants and presenters will then work together to develop ways of overcoming these barriers.
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Tuesday
Discussion panels - Tuesday 21 June 2011
10:45-12:15 Discussion panel Capitalising on major sporting events to the benefit of the public and the profession Venue:
RAI: Emerald room
Chair:
Laetitia Dekker-Bakker (Netherlands)
Panel members: Ella Yeung (Hong Kong), Michael Brennan (Canada), Lynn Booth (United Kingdom), Edwenia O’Malley (Ireland), Maria Constantinou (Australia)
Major sporting events draw the attention of the public not only to elite levels of health and fitness but also the impact of injury. Physical therapists are involved with enabling players/athletes to reach the levels of fitness they need to compete at the elite level. Major sporting events could be an opportunity to promote the profession, but how? This panel will outline the roles and skills of physical therapists in major sporting events and discuss how such events can be used to benefit the whole profession and the public.
13:45-15:15 Discussion panel Evidence based exercise prescription: raising the standard of delivery Venue:
RAI: Emerald room
Chair:
Marilyn Moffat (WCPT Executive Committee)
Panel members: Stefan Hegenscheidt (Germany), Duncan Reid (New Zealand), Nirit Rotem (Israel), Shamay Ng (Hong Kong), Mark Tremblay (Canada)
Evidence based exercise prescription is a fundamental physical therapy skill, which may be under employed. Is exercise prescription sufficiently prominent in the physical therapy curriculum? Are physical therapy practice environments planned with exercise in mind? How can we ensure that this important form of treatment is available to people who could benefit? These are some of the important questions this panel will discuss.
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Tuesday
Discussion panels - Tuesday 21 June 2011
16:00-17:30 Discussion panel What does advanced practice mean for physical therapy and patient care? Venue:
RAI: Forum
Chair:
Jon Warren (New Zealand)
Panel members: Peter Fazey (Australia), Alice Aiken (Canada), Sue Greenhalgh (United Kingdom), Bhanu Ramaswamy (United Kingdom), Haejung Lee (Korea)
At the policy summit on advanced scope of practice and direct access in physical therapy held in Washington in 2009 it was apparent that the term advanced practice is not interpreted in the same way across all countries and WCPT regions. This panel will investigate the meaning of advanced practice; the factors that affect the development of advanced practitioners and the implications for service delivery, educational programmes and regulation of the profession.
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Tuesday
Networking sessions - Tuesday 21 June 2011
07:00-08:30 Networking sessions Topic:
Sports therapy - International Federation of Sports Physiotherapy (IFSP)
Venue:
RAI: Room E103
Chair:
Laetitia Dekker-Bakker (Netherlands)
Discuss issues such as: • IFSP – its brand, values, membership • scope of practice now and into the future • prevention versus treatment – where will the emphasis be and what impact for sports PTs? • educational standards • sports physical therapy training and education
Topic:
Manual therapy - International Federation of Orthopaedic Manipulative Physical Therapists (IFOMPT)
Venue:
RAI: Rooms G104 and G105
Chair:
Annalie Basson (South Africa)
Discuss issues such as: • IFOMPT international standards of post-professional clinical education • how orthopaedic manual physical therapy fits with other specialisations • developing national special interest groups • emerging areas of practice eg rehabilitative ultrasound imaging • evidence based practice and research priorities • areas of specialisation within orthopaedic manual physical therapy • developing teachers of manual therapy
08:30-10:00 Networking session Topic:
Regulation
Venue:
RAI: Room E103
Chair:
Margaret Grant (Australia)
Discuss issues such as: • are physical therapists regulated in your country? If so, who does the regulation? • is there a difference between registration and regulation? If so, what is it? • does the profession have a role in regulation of physical therapists? If so, what is it? • is your country trying to introduce or change the regulation of physical therapists? If so, what is happening?
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Tuesday
Networking sessions - Tuesday 21 June 2011
10:45-12:15 Networking session Topic:
Student physical therapists’ forum
Venue:
RAI: Rooms G104 and G105
Chairs:
Jenny Audette (United States of America), Lindsey Caulfield SPT (United States of America), Joanna Fasano, student physical therapist (United States of America)
Discuss issues such as: • education requirements in different countries • international collaborative research opportunities • comparison of student clinical experiences and opportunities • creating national student special interest groups/networks • political, cultural, and economic issues impacting physical therapist practice around the world • creating an international social and supportive network of students
12:15-13:45 Networking sessions Topic:
Occupational health - International Federation of Physical Therapists in Occupational Health and Ergonomics (IFPTOHE)
Venue:
RAI: Room E103
Chair:
Rose Boucaut (Australia)
Discuss issues such as: • development of an international subgroup • competencies and specialisation • strategic forward planning • marketing to the profession and beyond • overcoming barriers (health promotion, injury prevention, injury management) • manual handling
Topic:
Neuroscience - International Neurological Physical Therapy Association (INPA)
Venue:
RAI: Room G104
Chair:
Mary Solomon (Canada)
Discuss issues such as: • impact of knowledge translation research on neurological physical therapy practice • developing a career pathway in neurological physical therapy: from novice practitioner to professor including specialisation • asserting the expertise of physical therapy into international (neurological) disability / health policy programmes: how might we do this? • next steps for the International Neurological Physical Therapy Association • capacity-building in neurosciences through worldwide networking
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Topic:
Spinal cord injury - International Network of Spinal Cord Injury Physiotherapists (SCI-PT)
Venue:
RAI: Room G105
Chair:
Lisa Harvey (Australia)
Tuesday
Networking sessions - Tuesday 21 June 2011
Discuss issues such as: • the influence of the media on the future direction of SCI physical therapy • what are the core practical skills required by SCI therapists? • how can we better promote healthy lifestyles for people with SCI? • strategies to improve communication and collaboration between SCI PTs around the world • outcome measures • e-learning initiative of the SCI-PT network • WHO report on International Perspectives on Spinal Cord Injury
13:45-15:15 Networking sessions Topic:
Electrophysical agents - International Society for Electrophysical Agents in Physical Therapy (ISEAPT)
Venue:
RAI: Room E103
Chair:
Ah-Cheng Goh (Japan)
Discuss issues such as: • formation and development of the international subgroup for electrophysical agents in physical therapy • defining electrophysical agents: importance and relevance to the profession • evidence based practice • future directions in clinical practice, education and research • international collaborative research opportunities
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Tuesday
Networking sessions - Tuesday 21 June 2011
Topic:
Meet the researchers/editors *
Venue:
RAI: Room G104 and G105
Chair:
David Baxter (New Zealand)
Facilitators:
Tracy Bury (WCPT) Writing for publication – first attempts Fiona Jones (United Kingdom) Writing for publication – aiming for higher impact journals Fiona Jenkins (United Kingdom) Writing abstracts Zoe Hudson (United Kingdom) What is required to be a good journal reviewer Dina Brooks (Canada) Developing your journal – raising standards Reuben Escorpizo (Switzerland) How to get started in research Liz Harrison (Canada) Finding/selecting a research supervisor Cathie Sherrington (Australia) Research training options Gabrielle Rankin (United Kingdom) Research career pathways Nadine Foster (United Kingdom) Establishing research programmes Kjartan Vaarbakken (Norway) Research design questions - qualitative Sunday Akinbo (Nigeria) Research design questions - quantitative Senthil Paramasivan Kumar (India) Research design questions - general Gail Jensen (United States of America) Research design questions - expanding your repertoire eg social science, education Julie Fritz (United States of America) Grant writing - strategies for improving your research funding application success rate Donna Bainbridge (United States of America) Ethical concerns – submissions to committees, research designs
* Please note there will be one Meet the researchers/editors networking session on each of the 3 days of congress.
The issues to be discussed are reflected in the facilitators’ dedicated subjects.
16:00-17:30 Networking sessions Topic:
Older people - International Association of Physical Therapists working with Older People (IPTOP)
Venue:
RAI: Room G104 and G105
Chair:
Filiz Can (Turkey)
Discuss issues such as: • IPTOP and international standards of practice and education • healthy aging - promoting global health, physical activity and quality of life for older people • playing an active role in prevention and rehabilitation in chronic diseases • integrated health and social policies for older people • international exchange programmes for care of older people physical therapists in practice and education • specialisation • the application of the ICF in older people physical therapy practice and research
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Tuesday
WCPT seminars - Tuesday 21 June 2011
08:30-10:00 WCPT seminar What are you doing on September 8 - World Physical Therapy Day? Venue:
RAI: Room G104 and G105
Chair:
Simon Crompton (WCPT News editor)
Facilitator:
Mia Lockner (WCPT)
WCPT has designated 8th September, the date WCPT was founded in 1951, as World Physical Therapy Day. In support of World PT day WCPT has produced a toolkit and various information resources. Have these been useful? What new materials could be developed for World Physical Therapy Day 2011? Share your experiences with past activities, plan new activities and share your ideas for new resources at a seminar dedicated to World Physical Therapy Day.
10:45-12:15 WCPT seminar From policy to practice: putting WCPT policy into action Venue:
RAI: Room E103
Chair:
Tracy Bury (WCPT)
Facilitator:
António M F Lopes (Portugal), Sylvia Kambalametore (WCPT Executive Committee)
WCPT’s policies set out an agreed stance on a range of topics. They are published on the WCPT website. In the period between 2007 and 2011 new policies and a range of additional resources have been developed; for education, occupational health and the consequences of armed violence and other weapons of war amongst others. This seminar will introduce participants to the new policy statements and their accompanying resources and explore how to translate policy into practice.
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Tuesday
WCPT seminars - Tuesday 21 June 2011
16:00-17:30 WCPT seminar Membership of the World Health Professions Alliance: what it is and what it means for the profession Venue:
RAI: Room E103
Chair:
Marilyn Moffat (WCPT Executive Committee)
Speaker:
Brenda J Myers (WCPT)
In 2010 the World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT) joined the World Health Professions Alliance (WHPA). This seminar will inform delegates about the WHPA and the benefits to member organisations and the profession of this strategic alliance with other health professions. The projects that WHPA and WCPT as a member of that organisation are involved in will be discussed including: • positive practice environments (PPE) campaign • campaign on counterfeit medical products and what it means for physical therapists • project on collaborative practice • project on non-communicable diseases
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Tuesday
Other sessions - Tuesday 21 June 2011
16:00-17:30 Special meeting The International Society of Physiotherapy Journal Editors (ISPJE) [closed meeting] Venue:
RAI: Room E108
Chair:
Louise Ada (Australia)
Guest speaker:
Fiona Godlee (BMJ Editor) via video conference
Target audience: Editors and editorial board members of physical therapy related journals. This meeting is open to all editors/associate editors of a physical therapy related journal.
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Platforms - Tuesday
Platform presentations - Tuesday 21 June 2011
Tuesday 08:30
09:00
SI-PL-2846. EVALUATION RESULTS UTILIZING ADVANCED PRACTICE PHYSIOTHERAPIST IN RURAL CANADIAN FAMILY PRACTICE FOR PATIENTS WITH HIP AND KNEE ARTHRITIS. Leslie Soever, Canada
09:15
RR-PL-2395. LONG-TERM EFFECT OF EXERCISE THERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL COMPARING TWO DIFFERENT PHYSIOTHERAPY INTERVENTIONS. Martijn Pisters, Netherlands
09:30
RR-PL-2543. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF EXERCISE WITH AND WITHOUT MANUAL THERAPY FOR HIP OSTEOARTHRITIS: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A MULTI-CENTRE RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Helen French, Ireland
09:45
SI-PL-3894. AN OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE SELFMANAGEMENT EDUCATION PROGRAM DELIVERED BY MULTIDISCIPLINARY HEALTH PROFESSIONALS; A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Sophie Coleman, Australia
Imaging & diagnostics 08:30-10:00, RAI: Forum Chair: Wayne Hing (New Zealand) 08:30
08:45
SI-PL-2504. DEVELOPING AN AUDIT TOOL TO DETERMINE THE CLINICAL DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY WHEN REQUESTING MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING AND ULTRASOUND SCANS. Elizabeth Candy, United Kingdom RR-PL-1745. A COMPREHENSIVE RELIABILITY ANALYSIS OF 3D/4D TRANSPERINEAL ULTRASOUND IMAGING IN THE ASSESSMENT OF LEVATOR HIATAL DIMENSIONS AND PUBORECTALIS MUSCLE LENGTH. Stéphanie ThibaultGagnon, Canada
09:00
RR-PL-2757. USING SONOGRAPHY FOR THE EVALUATION OF TENDON PATHOLOGY IN TENNIS ELBOW: RELIABILITY OF ASSESSMENT SCALES. Leon Poltawski, United Kingdom
09:15
RR-PL-2928. INTER-RATER RELIABILITY OF MEASUREMENTS OF NERVE LONGITUDINAL MOVEMENT USING DYNAMIC ULTRASOUND IMAGING IN CHRONIC WHIPLASH ASSOCIATED DISORDERS II. Kennedy Edeni, United Kingdom
09:30
09:45
RR-PL-2956. VALIDATION OF A NOVEL ULTRASOUND APPROACH TO MEASURE MEDIAL GASTROCNEMIUS MUSCLE LENGTH. Lee Barber, Australia RR-PL-2554. M-MODE ULTRASOUND IMAGING OF THE ONSET OF GLUTEUS MINIMUS AND MEDIUS ACTIVATION. Angela Veronika Dieterich, Germany
Occupational health 08:30-10:00, RAI: E106-107 Chair: Gunnevi Sundelin (Sweden) 08:30
SI-PL-2030. PHYSIOTHERAPISTS USE OF A GUIDELINE FOR REDUCING WORK RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS. Inger Helene Gudding, Norway
08:45
RR-PL-2898. THE DEVELOPMENT OF A CUMULATIVE PSYCHOSOCIAL RISK INDEX FOR PROBLEMATIC RECOVERY FOLLOWING PHYSICAL THERAPY FOR WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL INJURIES. Timothy Wideman, Canada
09:00
RR-PL-2380. PHYSICAL AND MENTAL WORKLOAD IN COMPUTER TASKS: EFFECTS ON CERVICAL MUSCLE ACTIVATION, CARDIOVASCULAR RESPONSE AND PERCEIVED STRESS IN COMPUTER USERS. Yuling Wang, China
Methods of teaching & learning 1 08:30-10:00, RAI: Emerald Room Chair: Clare Delany (Australia) 08:30
RR-PL-1731. SECOND LIFE®: A QUALITATIVE EVALUATION OF USING A COMPUTER-BASED VIRTUAL WORLD, TO FACILITATE UNDERGRADUATE PHYSIOTHERAPISTS´ CLINICAL REASONING SKILLS. Jo Dawes, United Kingdom
09:15
RR-PL-970. EFFECTIVENESS OF EXERCISE ON WORK DISABILITY IN PATIENTS WITH NON-ACUTE NON-SPECIFIC LOW BACK PAIN: A META-ANALYSIS OF RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIALS. Peter Oesch, Switzerland
08:45
RR-PL-1479. REFLECTIVE PRACTICE IN THE TRANSITION PHASE FROM FINAL YEAR PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENT TO NOVICE GRADUATE: IMPLICATIONS FOR TEACHING REFLECTIVE PRACTICE. Megan Smith, Australia
09:30
RR-PL-1913. BIOFEEDBACK IS MORE EFFECTIVE THAN ACTIVE EXERCISE AND ELECTROTHERAPY IN MANAGING WORK-RELATED NECK PAIN IN OFFICE WORKERS. Pui Yuk Grace Szeto, Hong Kong
09:00
SI-PL-2863. THE HUMANITIES BOOK AND FILM CLUB AS A TOOL TO ENHANCE REFLECTIVE SKILLS OF PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS REGARDING NEUROLOGICAL PRACTICE. Marilyn MacKay-Lyons, Canada
09:45
RR-PL-3394. PHYSICAL PROFILE OF PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRAL MUSICIANS – A NATIONAL CROSSSECTIONAL STUDY. Bronwen Ackermann, Australia
09:15
RR-PL-2991. A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF INSTRUMENTS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS. Megan Dalton, Australia
09:30
SI-PL-3094. TAKING THE ‘FEAR FACTOR’ OUT OF CARDIORESPIRATORY PHYSIOTHERAPY EDUCATION: INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES TO ENHANCE STUDENT LEARNING AND PREPARATION FOR CLINICAL PLACEMENT. Allison Mandrusiak, Australia
09:45
SI-PL-510. INTEGRATING CULTURAL COMPETENCE, PROFESSIONAL CORE VALUES, AND EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE: A BLENDED SERVICE DELIVERY AND CURRICULAR MODEL. Lorna Hayward, United States of America
Older people: balance & falls 1 08:30-10:00, RAI: Elicium D203-204 Chair: Nancy Prickett (United States of America) 08:30
RR-PL-1150. EXERCISE INTERVENTION TO PREVENT FALLS, ENHANCE MOBILITY AND INCREASE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN COMMUNITY DWELLERS AFTER STROKE: THE STROKE CLUB TRIAL. Catherine Dean, Australia
08:45
RR-PL-2235. A PILOT STUDY OF HIGHLY-CHALLENGING BALANCE TRAINING FOR OLDER PEOPLE WITH COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT. Julie Whitney, United Kingdom
09:00
RR-PL-2261. A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL INVESTIGATING THE EFFECTIVENESS AND COSTEFFECTIVENESS OF TAI CHI AS A COMMUNITY BASED FALLS PREVENTION INTERVENTION. Denise Taylor, New Zealand
09:15
RR-PL-1545. EFFICACY OF SUPERVISED TAI CHI EXERCISES COMPARED TO PHYSIOTHERAPY PROGRAM IN FALL PREVENTION FOR FRAIL OLDER ADULTS: A RANDOMISED TRIAL. Hélène Corriveau, Canada
09:30
RR-PL-3338. BALANCE IMPAIRMENT AN UNRECOGNISED CONTRIBUTOR TO FALL AND FRACTURE RISK IN ANTIEPILEPTIC MEDICATION USERS: SURVEY FINDINGS AND A TWIN–SIBLING STUDY. Keith Hill, Australia
Musculoskeletal: rheumatology 1 08:30-10:00, RAI: E104-105 Chair: Janjaap van der Net (Netherlands) 08:30
RR-PL-1616. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS IN ADULTS WITH RHEUMATIC CONDITIONS. Victoria Manning, United Kingdom
08:45
RR-PL-1385. SUSTAINED IMPROVEMENT IN PHYSICAL FUNCTIONING FOLLOWING AN INTEGRATED REHABILITATION PROGRAMME FOR CHRONIC KNEE PAIN. Michael Hurley, United Kingdom
RR – research report
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SI – special interest report
PL – platform presentation
09:45
RR-PL-3589. BALANCE AND GAIT DISABILITIES ARE COMMON IN ELDERLY PERSONS WITH MILD TO MODERATE INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES. Lotte Enkelaar, Netherlands
Service delivery 1 08:30-10:00, RAI: Elicium D201-202 Chair: Michel Landry (Canada) 08:30
RR-PL-825. INITIAL NON-ATTENDANCE FOR OUT-PATIENT PHYSIOTHERAPY IN A NIGERIAN TERTIARY HOSPITAL: EVALUATION AND PREDICTION. Oyinade Agbeja, Nigeria
08:45
RR-PL-2436. A CULTURAL APPROACH TO COMMUNITY BASED REHABILITATION AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE: A JAMAICAN CASE STUDY. Patricia Smith, United Kingdom
09:00
RR-PL-2120. DETERMINING THE NEED FOR REHABILITATION SERVICES IN RURAL AFRICA: THE PREVALENCE OF DISABILITY IN NORTHERN NAMIBIA AND NORTHERN RWANDA. Vyvienne M'kumbuzi, Rwanda
09:15
RR-PL-2759. CARER´S PERCEPTIONS OF COMMUNITY BASED REHABILITATION: A QUALITATIVE STUDY FROM RURAL BOLIVIA. Gillian Waite, United Kingdom
09:30
SI-PL-2933. US ARMY REHABILITATION AND REINTEGRATION: STRATEGIC PRIORITIES AND INITIATIVES. Janet Papazis, United States of America
09:45
RR-PL-635. PRIMARY HEALTH CARE DELIVERY: A CASE STUDY OF KWAZULU-NATAL WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PHYSIOTHERAPY. Thayananthee Nadasan, South Africa
11:15
RR-PL-2591. MECHANICALLY ASSISTED WALKING WITH BODY WEIGHT SUPPORT VERSUS ASSISTED OVERGROUND WALKING IN SUBACUTE NON AMBULATORY STROKE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Louise Ada, Australia
11:30
RR-PL-2116. ECONOMIC COST OF POST STROKE PHYSIOTHERAPY CARE IN IBADAN, NIGERIA. Talhatu K Hamzat, Nigeria
11:45
RR-PL-3021. IMPACT OF A SINGLE 90-MINUTE MULTIDISCIPLINARY EDUCATION SESSION ON STROKE KNOWLEDGE IN A SEMI-RURAL IRISH POPULATION. Geraldine O'Callaghan, Ireland
12:00
RR-PL-1496. THERAPISTS’ PERCEIVED BARRIERS AND FACILITATORS OF RETURN TO WORK AFTER STROKE. Veronica Ntsiea, South Africa
Older people: balance & falls 2 10:45-12:15, RAI: Elicium D203-204 Chair: Maria Elisa Pimentel Piemonte (Brazil) 10:45
RR-PL-2903. THE IMPACT OF A SPECIFIC, MODERATE AND SAFE HOME-BASED EXERCISE PROGRAMME ON FALL RISK FACTORS IN OLDER PORTUGUESE PEOPLE. Cristina Melo, Portugal
11:00
RR-PL-1022. DOES CORE STABILIZATION TRAINING IMPROVE FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE MORE THAN BALANCE EXERCISES ALONE IN OLDER ADULTS AT RISK OF FALLS?. Cathy Arnold, Canada
11:15
RR-PL-2248. SERVICE USERS AND PROVIDERS PERSPECTIVES OF AN EXERCISE-BASED FALLS PREVENTION PROGRAMME FOR PEOPLE WITH COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT. Julie Whitney, United Kingdom
11:30
RR-PL-2426. INTRA-RATER AND INTER-RATER RELIABILITY OF THE MODIFIED FALL RISK ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR ELDERLY PERSONS LIVING IN RESIDENTIAL CARE. Miroljub Jakovljevic, Slovenia
10:45-12:15, RAI: E106-107 Chair: Ah-Cheng Goh (Japan)
11:45
RR-PL-2559. DOES THE SHORT PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE BATTERY (SPPB) PREDICT FALLS IN OLDER COMMUNITYDWELLING PEOPLE?. Lillemor Lundin-Olsson, Sweden
10:45
RR-PL-950. EFFECT OF INTERFERENTIAL THERAPY ON SERUM BETA ENDORPHIN LEVEL IN RAT. Abulkhair Beatti, Australia
12:00
11:00
RR-PL-722. POLARITY EFFECT OF MICROCURRENT ELECTRICAL STIMULATION ON TENDON HEALING: BIOMECHANICAL AND HISTOPATHOLOGICAL STUDIES. Amal Ahmed, Egypt
RR-PL-3440. COMBINED ONE-ON-ONE/GROUP-CIRCUIT PHYSIOTHERAPY AFFORDS COST-BENEFITS OVER ONEON-ONE PHYSIOTHERAPY WITHOUT COMPROMISING CLINICAL OUTCOMES FOR PEOPLE ORTHOGERIATRIC PROBLEMS UNDERGOING REHABILITATION. Nancy Low Choy, Australia
11:15
RR-PL-447. THE EFFECT OF ELECTRICAL STIMULATION ON EXCITABILITY OF THE CORTICOMOTOR PATHWAY. Lucy Chipchase, Australia
11:30
RR-PL-747. DEPTH OF PENETRATION AND NATURE OF INTERFERENTIAL CURRENT IN CUTANEOUS, SUBCUTANEOUS AND MUSCLE TISSUES. Abulkhair Beatti, Australia
10:45
RR-PL-3522. INNOVATIONS AND COMMUNITY BASED REHABILITATION: A CASE ON PARENTING THE DISABLED CHILD IN VENDA REGION OF SOUTH AFRICA. Efe Useh, South Africa
11:45
RR-PL-2724. MICROCURRENT THERAPY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC TENNIS ELBOW: AN EXPLORATORY INVESTIGATION. Leon Poltawski, United Kingdom
11:00
RR-PL-3166. EXTERNAL VALIDATION OF A SIMPLE RISK MODEL TO PREDICT RECURRENT FALLING IN OLDER COMMUNITY-LIVING PEOPLE IN PRIMARY CARE. Inge Logghe, Netherlands
12:00
RR-PL-1304. EXTRACORPOREAL SHOCKWAVE THERAPY IMPROVES THE STRENGTH OF DEGENERATED ACHILLES TENDON: A RAT MODEL. Gabriel Ng, China
11:15
RR-PL-846. DEVELOPMENT, VALIDATION AND PREDICTIVE CAPACITY OF A MODIFIED ÖREBRO MUSCULOSKELETAL SCREENING QUESTIONNAIRE IN LOW BACK AND GENERAL MUSCULOSKELETAL WORKING POPULATIONS. Philip Gabel, Australia
Tuesday 10:45 Electrophysical & isothermal agents 1
Primary health care 10:45-11:30, RAI: E104-105 Chair: Sarah Bazin (Belgium)
Neurology: stroke 1 10:45-12:15, RAI: Elicium D201-202 Chair: Luci F Teixeira-Salmela (Brazil)
Professional issues: general
10:45
10:45-12:15, RAI: Forum Chair: Zola Dantile (South Africa)
11:00
RR-PL-2396. FIVE-YEAR MORTALITY AND RELATED PROGNOSTIC FACTORS FOR PERSONS WITH A STROKE INITIALLY ADMITTED TO A REHABILITATION CENTRE. Liesbet De Wit, Belgium
10:45
SI-PL-1244. BIRTH AND EVOLUTION OF PHYSICAL THERAPY IN UKRAINE. Oleksnadra Kalandyak, Ukraine
RR-PL-892. WHY DO STROKE PATIENTS CONSULT TRADITIONAL HEALERS AFTER DISCHARGE FROM REHABILITATION?. Joyce Mothabeng, South Africa
RR – research report
SI – special interest report
PL – platform presentation
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Platform presentations - Tuesday 21 June 2011
Platforms - Tuesday
Platform presentations - Tuesday 21 June 2011
11:00
RR-PL-3663. CAN PHYSICAL THERAPISTS COUNSEL PATIENTS EFFECTIVELY FOR HEALTH BEHAVIOR CHANGE?: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND IMPLICATIONS. Eva Kaltenbacher, Germany
Tuesday 13:45
11:15
SI-PL-1415. THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL REGISTRATION AND ACCREDITATION SCHEME. Glenn Ruscoe, Australia
13:45-15:15, RAI: Elicium 2 Chair: Philip van der Wees (Netherlands)
11:30
RR-PL-1293. MENTORING PRACTICES IN PHYSICAL AND OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY: THE EXPERIENCES OF CANADIAN MENTORS AND MENTEES. Liliane Asseraf-Pasin, Canada
13:45
RR-PL-1602. ICF LINKED DUTCH PHYSIOTHERAPY GUIDELINES CONCERNING INITIAL ASSESSMENT, TREATMENT AND EVALUATION IN HIP AND KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Wilfred Peter, Netherlands
11:45
SI-PL-1308. PROFESSIONAL AND WORKFORCE ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH THE SUSTAINABILITY OF ADVANCED SCOPE OF PRACTICE PHYSIOTHERAPY ROLES. David Smith, Australia
14:00
SI-PL-1041. INFORMING THE DEVELOPMENT OF A CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINE FOR REHABILITATION POST TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY IN A SOUTH AFRICAN PUBLIC HOSPITAL. Wendy-Ann Wood, South Africa
12:00
RR-PL-2568. IS UK PHYSIOTHERAPY LOSING ITS TOUCH?. Gwyn Owen, United Kingdom
14:15
RR-PL-1226. IMPLEMENTATION OF CLINICAL GUIDELINES FOR WHIPLASH: EFFECT ON PHYIOTHERAPISTS AND CHIROPRACTORS KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE. Trudy Rebbeck, Australia
14:30
RR-PL-2801. COMPARISON OF AN EXTERNAL VERSUS INTERNAL FOCUS OF ATTENTION WHEN TEACHING MOTOR TASKS DESIGNED TO PREVENT ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT INJURY. Kathleen Pantano, United States of America
RR-PL-2466. MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE SOFT TISSUE INJURY USING PROTECTION, REST, ICE, COMPRESSION AND ELEVATION (PRICE): CLINICAL GUIDELINES FROM THE ACPSM. Chris Bleakley, United Kingdom
14:45
RR-PL-1755. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE KNEE JOINT POSITION SENSE AND SEX HORMONES’ LEVELS IN HEALTHY FEMALE ATHLETES. Rose Fouladi, Iran
SI-PL-574. 'CANCER REHABILITATION', AN EVIDENCE BASED GUIDELINE FOR PROFESSIONALS IN ONCOLOGY AND REHABILITATION IN HET NETHERLANDS. Miranda Velthuis, Netherlands
15:00
SI-PL-793. THE NICE REHABILITATION FOLLOWING CRITICAL ILLNESS GUIDELINE (2009) – RECOMMENDATIONS FOR IMPROVING OUTCOMES IN THE CRITICALLY ILL. Amanda Thomas, United Kingdom
Clinical guidelines
Sports injuries 10:45-12:15, RAI: Elicium 1 Chair: Harry Gosselink (Netherlands) 10:45
11:00
11:15
RR-PL-2432. EFFECTIVENESS OF AN INJURY PREVENTION PROGRAM IN DUTCH MALE AMATEUR SOCCER. Anne Marie C. van Beijsterveldt, Netherlands
11:30
RR-PL-412. TIBIAL ROTATIONAL MUSCLE STRENGTH: RELIABILITY OF ISOKINETIC CONCENTRIC PEAK TORQUE MEASUREMENTS. Thomas Larsson, Sweden
11:45
RR-PL-1038. NEUROMUSCULAR ACTIVITY AND FORCE PRODUCTION DURING SLIDE-BASED AND STATIONARY ERGOMETER ROWING. Anders Vinther, Denmark
13:45
RR-PL-3093. AGE DEPENDENT DIFFERENCES IN GROUND REACTION FORCE AND KINEMATICS WHEN DESCENDING A STEP. Nicola Saywell, New Zealand
12:00
RR-PL-2256. BALANCE AS A PREDICTOR OF ANKLE INJURIES IN COLLEGE ATHLETES. Susan McGinty, United States of America
14:00
RR-PL-1003. THE INFLUENCE OF STRIDE-FREQUENCY ON PLANTAR FOOT-PRESSURES AND JOINT MOMENTS. Lara Allet, Switzerland
14:15
RR-PL-2353. THE EFFECT OF FOOT ANGLE ON BALANCE PERFORMANCE DURING UNIPEDAL STANCE. Anthony Schneiders, New Zealand
14:30
RR-PL-2659. SIX WEEKS TRAINING WITH WII FIT ON PARKINSON’S DISEASE SUBJECTS IMPROVED BALANCE, MOBILITY, ENDURANCE CARDIOVASCULAR AND CORTICOMOTOR EXCITABILITY. Louis E Tremblay, Canada
14:45
RR-PL-1968. DEVELOPMENT OF A KINEMATIC FUNCTIONAL SHOULDER SCORING MODEL INCLUDING ONLY ESSENTIAL MOVEMENTS. Claude Pichonnaz, Switzerland
15:00
RR-PL-1355. HOW CAN MOVEMENT QUALITY BE PROMOTED IN CLINICAL PRACTICE? A PHENOMENOLOGICAL STUDY OF PHYSICAL THERAPIST EXPERTS. Liv Helvik Skjaerven, Norway
Tuesday 11:30
Kinesiology/movement analysis 13:45-15:15, RAI: E104-105 Chair: Gabriel Ng (China)
Equipment/orthotics/prosthetics 11:30-12:15, RAI: E104-105 Chair: Sarah Bazin (Belgium) 11:30
RR-PL-3728. COMPARISON OF THE PHYSIOLOGICAL COST INDEX OF WALKING IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS WEARING ROCKER BOTTOM FOOTWEAR AND BAREFOOT. Elaine Cribbin, Ireland
11:45
RR-PL-1520. EFFECTIVENESS OF ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY INTERVENTIONS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES: AN OVERVIEW OF SYSTEMATIC REVIEWS. Heidi Anttila, Finland
12:00
RR-PL-2838. GAIT ADAPTABILITY IN PEOPLE WALKING WITH A TRANSTIBIAL OR TRANSFEMORAL PROSTHESIS. Han Houdijk, Netherlands
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Musculoskeletal: orthopaedics 13:45-15:15, RAI: E106-107 Chair: David Beard (United Kingdom) 13:45
RR-PL-2089. PATIENT´S INTERPRETATIONS OF THE TERM ´STIFFNESS´ PRIOR TO AND FOLLOWING TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY. Judith Lane, United Kingdom
14:00
RR-PL-1603. MAINTENANCE OF AQUATIC TRAININGINDUCED BENEFITS IN MOBILITY AND LOWER EXTREMITY MUSCLES AMONG PERSONS WITH UNILATERAL KNEE REPLACEMENT. Anu Valtonen, Finland
SI – special interest report
PL – platform presentation
14:15
RR-PL-3155. NO ACUTE EFFECT OF KNEE JOINT ICING ON KNEE-EXTENSION STRENGTH AFTER TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY AS SEEN IN EXPERIMENTAL KNEEEFFUSION MODELS. Thomas Bandholm, Denmark
Qualifying education
RR-PL-1365. EFFECT OF CAVITATION DURING MANUAL THERAPY ON IMMEDIATE HYPOALGESIA AND EXPECTATIONS FOR BENEFIT: SECONDARY ANALYSIS OF AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY. Mark Bishop, United States of America
13:45
RR-PL-1889. EDUCATING FOR PATIENT-CENTRED CARE: TIME TO BE HONEST?. Carolyn Roskell, United Kingdom
14:00
RR-PL-3105. UNDERSTANDING AND LEARNING OF CLINICAL REASONING BY STUDENT PHYSICAL THERAPISTS. Nicole Christensen, United States of America
14:45
RR-PL-3556. MUSCLE PEERFORMANCE IS ASSOCIATED WITH FEMORAL SHAFT BONE STRENGTH INDICIES IN PERSONS WITH UNILATERAL KNEE REPLACEMENT. Tapani Pöyhönen, Finland
14:15
RR-PL-3001. PEER VERSUS TUTOR FEEDBACK ON SKILL PERFORMANCE: PERCEPTIONS OF PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS. Sophie Paynter, Australia
15:00
RR-PL-920. PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR THE REHABILITATION OF UPPER LIMB FRACTURES IN ADULTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Andrea Bruder, Australia
14:30
RR-PL-3247. LEARNING AND STUDYING MODES AMONGST UNDERGRADUATE PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS IN NIGERIA. Talhatu K Hamzat, Nigeria
14:45
RR-PL-2731. HOW DO CLINICIANS VIEW PREREGISTRATION ACCELERATED PHYSIOTHERAPY TRAINING?. James Milligan, United Kingdom
15:00
RR-PL-549. STRESS AND SOURCES OF STRESS AMONG PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS ENROLLED IN THREE UNIVERSITIES. Tamar Jacob, Israel
14:30
13:45-15:15, RAI: Elicium D201-202 Chair: Savita Ravindra (India)
Musculoskeletal: spine 1 13:45-15:15, RAI: Auditorium Chair: Ann P Moore (United Kingdom) 13:45
RR-PL-3183. RISK FACTORS AND CLINICAL PRESENTATION OF CRANIOCERVICAL ARTERIAL DISSECTION. A PROSPECTIVE STUDY: PRELIMINARY RESULTS. Lucy Thomas, Australia
14:00
RR-PL-1669. CLINICAL PREDICTION RULE FOR CERVICAL RADICULOPATHY AT 3 AND 12 MONTHS FOLLOW-UP. Shabnam Agarwal, India
14:15
RR-PL-3008. TURNING TO THE LEFT OR RIGHT? NORMATIVE RESPONSES TO A LEFT/RIGHT NECK ROTATION JUDGMENT TASK. David Butler, Australia
14:30
RR-PL-1037. CHARACTERISTICS OF CERVICAL MOTION AFFECTED BY NECK PAIN, AS ASSESSED IN A VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT. Hilla Sarig Bahat, Israel
16:00
RR-PL-3694. PHYSICAL THERAPY: TRANSITIONING FROM EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE EDUCATION TO CLINICAL PRACTICE. Mary Palaima, United States of America
14:45
RR-PL-467. JOINT POSITION ERROR IN THE CERVICAL SPINE; RELIABILITY OF A CLINICALLY FOCUSSED MULTIPOSITIONAL TESTING MODEL. Mags Wigram, United Kingdom
16:15
SI-PL-2891. HIGH FIDELITY SIMULATION IN PHYSIOTHERAPY EDUCATION: HOW DO WE USE IT AND SHOULD WE USE IT?. Diana Hopkins-Rosseel, Canada
16:30
15:00
RR-PL-2803. HYPOCAPNIA IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC NECK PAIN. Zacharias Dimitriadis, Greece
RR-PL-1477. CAPTURING THE ‘LIGHT BULB’ MOMENT: BECOMING A MASTER. Jayne Dalley-Hewer, United Kingdom
16:45
RR-PL-1343. PHYSIOTHERAPY GRADUATES´ PERSPECTIVE ON ACADEMIC SUCCESS OF AFRICAN BLACK PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS. Nonceba Mbambo-Kekana, South Africa
Older people: general 1
Tuesday 16:00 Education: general 16:00-17:30, RAI: Elicium D201-202 Chair: Chris Carpenter (United Kingdom)
13:45-15:15, RAI: Elicium D203-204 Chair: Dele Amosun (South Africa) 13:45
RR-PL-1229. EFFECTS OF AGING AND TAI CHI ON EYEHAND COORDINATION - STATIONARY AND MOVING VISUAL TARGETS. William W.N. Tsang, China
17:00
SI-PL-902. DEVELOPING GERIATRIC CORE COMPETENCY FOR PHYSIOTHERAPISTS: STEP ONE - A PROPOSED FRAMEWORK. Steve Wong, Canada
14:00
RR-PL-1337. RELIABILITY OF VERTICAL GROUND REACTION FORCES DURING STAIR CLIMBING IN THE ELDERLY POPULATION. Monika Leitner, Switzerland
17:15
RR-PL-854. THE ROLE OF PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN PATIENT EDUCATION IN THE UK - A CASE STUDY. Lynne Caladine, United Kingdom
14:15
RR-PL-1565. THE EFFECTS OF LOWER EXTREMITY PERFORMANCE ON HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF IN OLDER MEXICAN-AMERICANS. Saad Bindawas, Saudi Arabia
Electrophysical & isothermal agents 2
14:30
RR-PL-2190. SELF-SELECTED GAIT SPEED PREDICTS COGNITIVE-MOTOR INTERFERENCE IN AGING. Prudence Plummer-D'Amato, United States of America
16:00
14:45
RR-PL-3797. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PATTERNS OF OLDER ADULTS LIVING IN ASSISTED LIVING RESIDENCIES. Pet Ming Leung, Canada
RR-PL-3641. DO SYSTEMATIC REVIEWS OF PHYSICAL AGENTS AND PHARMACOLOGICAL AGENTS IN THE COCHRANE LIBRARY INTERPRET SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE DIFFERENTLY?. Jan M Bjordal, Norway
16:15
RR-PL-3790. COMPARISON OF MECHANICS OF OBJECT RETRIEVAL BETWEEN YOUNG AND ELDERLY INDIVIDUALS. Ashraf Elazzazi, United States of America
SI-PL-1743. WHAT IS THE RISK? A CLINICAL DECISIONMAKING TOOL FOR SAFE USE OF ELECTROPHYSICAL AGENTS. Pamela Houghton, Canada
16:30
RR-PL-1438. IS IONTOPHORESIS OF VALUE IN PHYSIOTHERAPY?. Nirmala Naidoo, South Africa
16:45
RR-PL-1953. USING ANODAL TDCS TO ENHANCE EXCITABILITY OF THE MOTOR CORTEX AND HAND FUNCTION: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Shapour Jaberzadeh, Australia
15:00
RR – research report
16:00-17:30, RAI: E106-107 Chair: Ethne Nussbaum (Canada)
SI – special interest report
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Platforms - Tuesday
Platform presentations - Tuesday 21 June 2011
Platforms - Tuesday
Platform presentations - Tuesday 21 June 2011
17:00
17:15
RR-PL-801. EFFECTIVENESS OF ULTRAVIOLET-C IRRADIATION FOR HEALING OF PRESSURE ULCERS IN PERSONS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY (SCI). Ethne Nussbaum, Canada
Musculoskeletal: spine 2
RR-PL-2735. ELECTRICAL STIMULATION THERAPY INCREASES CLOSURE OF PRESSURE ULCERS & LEG ULCERS AND SPEEDS HEALING OF DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS: A META-ANALYSIS. Pamela Houghton, Canada
16:00
RR-PL-1428. TREATMENT OF CHRONIC WHIPLASH: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND CLINICAL GUIDELINES. Trudy Rebbeck, Australia
16:15
RR-PL-1771. EFFECTIVENESS OF MANUAL THERAPY FOR CHRONIC TENSION-TYPE HEADACHE: A PRAGMATIC, RANDOMISED, CLINICAL TRIAL. René Castien, Netherlands
16:30
RR-PL-1767. ARE INDIVIDUAL RESPONSES TO MOBILISATION OF THE CERVICAL SPINE SPECIFIC TO THE TREATED LOCATION AND DISTINCT FROM GROUP RESPONSES?. Neil Tuttle, Australia
16:45
RR-PL-2334. ´WALKING TO WELLNESS´ IN AN AGEING SEDENTARY UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY - A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED FEASIBILITY STUDY. Martin Mackey, Australia
RR-PL-3837. EXERCISE THERAPY FOR NECK PAIN: A COCHRANE SYSTEMATIC REVIEW UPDATE. Anita Gross, Canada
17:00
RR-PL-1536. HOME-BASED EXERCISE IMPROVES EXERCISE BEHAVIOR AND METABOLIC RISK FACTORS IN MIDDLEAGED ADULTS AT DIABETIC RISK. Chueh-Lung Hwang, Taiwan
RR-PL-2311. THE RELATIONSHIP OF PRESSURE PAIN THRESHOLDS AND PAIN RATINGS IN SUBJECTS WITH WHIPLASH ASSOCIATED DISORDERS. Steven Kamper, Australia
17:15
RR-PL-1589. HEALTHY STEPS TRIAL: EFFECTIVENESS OF A PEDOMETER-BASED GREEN PRESCRIPTION FOR LOWACTIVE OLDER ADULTS IN PRIMARY CARE. Gregory Kolt, Australia
RR-PL-2940. CAN THOSE WITH CHRONIC SELF-REPORTED NECK PAIN BE DIFFERENTIATED FROM ASYMPTOMATIC IN TERMS OF MUSCLE ACTIVITY?. Venerina Johnston, Australia
Neurology: stroke 2
RR-PL-1972. COACHING LOW EDUCATED IMMIGRANTS TO HEALTH EMPOWERMENT AND A HEALTHIER LIFE STYLE - A CLINICAL TRIAL WITH REPEATED MEASURES. Dorine van Ravensberg, Netherlands
16:00
RR-PL-833. GAIT SPECIFIC TRAINING WITHIN BOBATH THERAPY: A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Sheila Lennon, United Kingdom
16:15
RR-PL-1830. PHYSICAL THERAPY INTERVENTIONS FOR PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC STROKE : A QUALITATIVE STUDY INVESTIGATING THE USERS’ PERSPECTIVE. Barbara Rau, Switzerland
16:30
SI-PL-3860. OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE; SELFMANAGEMENT UTILISING MULTIDISCIPLINARY HEALTH PROFESSIONALS OR LAY LEADERS?. Noelle Briffa, Australia
RR-PL-2776. FITNESS INTERVENTION TRIAL POST-STROKE: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF HOME REHABILITATION PROGRAMS TO ENHANCE WALKING ENDURANCE. Marilyn MacKay-Lyons, Canada
16:45
RR-PL-3411. A COMPARISON OF THE INCIDENCE AND SEVERITY OF KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS FOLLOWING ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT INJURIES TREATED EITHER SURGICALLY OR CONSERVATIVELY. Susan L. Keays, Australia
RR-PL-2916. FEASIBILITY OF TREADMILL TRAINING IN PEOPLE WITH SUB-ACUTE STROKE: RESULTS FROM AN EXPLORATORY PHASE II RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Gillian Baer, United Kingdom
17:00
RR-PL-3266. GAMMA-LOOP PATHWAY DYSFUNCTION CONTRIBUTES TO QUADRICEPS INHIBITION IN PATIENTS WITH KNEE JOINT OSTEOARTHRITIS. Peter McNair, New Zealand
RR-PL-3845. CORTICAL ACTIVATION PATTERNS DURING CYCLING WITH AND WITHOUT SPEED FEEDBACK IN STROKE PATIENTS: AN FNIRS STUDY. Pei-Yi Lin, United States of America
17:15
RR-PL-1054. MEASURING WALKING LIMITATIONS AFTER STROKE: USING THE 12-ITEM WALKING SCALE. Anette Forsberg, Sweden
16:00-17:30, RAI: Elicium 2 Chair: Erik Thoomes (Netherlands)
Health promotion & wellbeing 16:00-17:30, RAI: Auditorium Chair: Lesley Dawson (United Kingdom) 16:00
16:15
16:30
16:45
17:00
17:15
RR-PL-1172. THE EFFECTS OF AEROBIC AND STRENGTH TRAINING ON HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE (HRQOL) IN MEN WITH IMPAIRED GLUCOSE REGULATION. Jukka Surakka, Finland
RR-PL-3668. SATISFACTION WITH LIFE OF ADULTS WITH CEREBRAL PALSY: DIRECT AND INDIRECT INFLUENCES. Mary Gannotti, United States of America
Musculoskeletal: rheumatology 2 16:00-17:30, RAI: E104-105 Chair: Ina Diener (South Africa) 16:00
16:15
16:30
16:45
RR-PL-3138. THE EFFECTS OF BONE EXERCISE ON KNEE PAIN, STIFFNESS AND FUNCTION AMONG WOMEN WITH MILD KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS: RANDOMIZED, CONTROLLED TRIAL. Juhani Multanen, Finland
17:00
RR-PL-2444. THE EFFECT OF ELECTRICAL STIMULATION TO THE QUADRICEPS MUSCLE COMBINED WITH GROUP EXERCISE ON PAIN AND FUNCTION IN KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Michal Elboim-Gabyzon, Israel
17:15
RR-PL-2260. BIOMECHANICAL CHANGES ACCOMPANYING UNILATERAL/BILATERAL USE OF LATERALLY WEDGED INSOLES WITH MEDIAL ARCH SUPPORTS IN PATIENTS WITH MEDIAL KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Amira Abdallah, Egypt
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16:00-17:30, RAI: Elicium 1 Chair: Takayuki Fujiwara (Japan)
Research methodology: general 16:00-17:30, RAI: Elicium D203-204 Chair: Aimee Stewart (South Africa) 16:00
RR-PL-3128. ANSWERING CLINICAL QUESTIONS ABOUT THE EFFECTS OF PHYSIOTHERAPY INTERVENTIONS. Zoe Michaleff, Australia
16:15
RR-PL-1955. A RESEARCH METHODOLOGY TO IDENTIFY RELEVANT FACTORS OF QUALITY OF CARE IN PHYSIOTHERAPY INTERVENTIONS FOR ABDOMINAL AND THORACIC SURGERY. Ellen Oosting, Netherlands
16:30
RR-PL-2553. DOES THE PORTUGUESE VERSION OF THE PEDRO SCALE RETAIN THE CLINIMETRIC PROPERTIES OF THE ORIGINAL ENGLISH VERSION?. Luciola Da Cunha Menezes Costa, Brazil
SI – special interest report
PL – platform presentation
16:45
RR-PL-1506. BLINDING OF TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NERVE STIMULATION (TENS): INSIGHTS FROM A RANDOMISED PLACEBO CONTROLLED TRIAL. Shea Palmer, United Kingdom
17:00
SI-PL-3622. FILM-BASED RESEARCH METHODS AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR PHYSICAL THERAPISTS: NEW TOOLS FOR KNOWLEDGE CREATION, TRANSLATION AND DISSEMINATION. Janet Parsons, Canada
17:15
SI-PL-2640. FINDING THE PATIENTS: STRATEGIES FOR SUCCESSFUL PARTICIPANT RECRUITMENT IN A COMMUNITY BASED STROKE REHABILITATION TRIAL. Vince DePaul, Canada
Platforms - Tuesday
Platform presentations - Tuesday 21 June 2011
Service delivery 2 16:00-17:30, RAI: Emerald Room Chair: Antonio M F Lopes (Portugal) 16:00
RR-PL-246. FACTORS INFLUENCING INTERPROFESSIONAL PRACTICES OF PHYSIOTHERAPISTS WORKING IN PRIVATE SETTINGS WITH PEOPLE WITH LOW BACK PAIN: A QUALITATIVE STUDY. Kadija Perreault, Canada
16:15
RR-PL-822. CLINICAL AND COST EFFECTIVENESS OF DIFFERENT EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF MUSCULOSKELETAL SOFT TISSUE INJURIES. Carey McClellan, United Kingdom
16:30
SI-PL-592. PHYSIOTHERAPY OUTPATIENT DEPARTMENT EFFICIENCY: DEFINING THROUGH-PUT AND IMPLEMENTING ITS MEASUREMENT ACROSS THE REGION. Heather Christie, Canada
16:45
RR-PL-1977. MOVING PHYSICAL THERAPY FORWARD: THE IMPORTANCE OF THE INTER-PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP AND MUTUALITY TOWARDS EMPOWERMENT: A QUALITATIVE GADAMERIAN HERMENEUTIC STUDY. Helen Little, United Kingdom
17:00
RR-PL-3583. FACTORS PREDICTING NON-ATTENDANCE AT APPOINTMENTS IN PHYSIOTHERAPY OUTPATIENT CLINICS. Sionnadh McLean, United Kingdom
17:15
SI-PL-511. AN INTERDISCIPLINARY, CULTURALLY SENSITIVE, AND SUSTAINABLE SERVICE DELIVERY MODEL FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF CHILDREN WITH SEVERE BURNS LIVING IN CHINA. Lorna Hayward, United States of America
RR – research report
SI – special interest report
PL – platform presentation
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Poster discussion sessions - Tuesday
Poster discussion sessions - Tuesday 21 June 2011
Tuesday 08:30
RR-PDS-3049. FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE DEVELOPMENT AND INTEGRATION OF PROFESSIONAL CORE VALUES INTO PHYSICAL THERAPY PRACTICE. Patricia McGinnis, United States of America
Kinesiology/movement analysis
SI-PDS-1695. PATIENT EMPOWERMENT THROUGH COLLABORATIVE EDUCATION: IMPLEMENTING PUBLIC EDUCATION PROGRAMS CONCURRENTLY WITH PROFESSIONAL CONFERENCES. Meryl Gersh, United States of America
08:30-10:00, RAI: G102-103 (Topaz) Chair: Charlotte Häger (Sweden) RR-PDS-489. GROUND REACTION FORCES AND EMG DURING STAIR CLIMBING IN WOMEN WITH AND WITHOUT HYPERMOBILITY. Gere Luder, Switzerland RR-PDS-3661. PREDICTORS OF BIOMECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF LOWER LIMB DURING GAIT AND STAIR CLIMBING FOR HIP OA SUBJECTS. Anastasia Protopapadaki, Greece RR-PDS-3817. SELF-EFFICACY RELATES TO GAIT MECHANICS IN KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Monica Maly, Canada RR-PDS-2337. JOINT COORDINATION IN THE RISING MOVEMENT: PREDICTION OF THE DYNAMIC OPTIMIZATION. Hiroshi Yamasaki, Japan RR-PDS-805. REDUCED ANKLE POWER GENERATION AT PUSH OFF LEADS TO SLOW GAIT FOLLOWING TBI. Gavin Williams, Australia
Tuesday 16:00 Neurology: spinal cord injury 16:00-17:30, RAI: G102-103 (Topaz) Chair: Leigh Hale (New Zealand) RR-PDS-3680. REHABILITATION THROUGHOUT LIFESPAN: CLIENTCENTRED TASK-ORIENTED MODULAR THERAPY IN CERVICAL SPINAL CORD INJURED PATIENTS. Annemie I.F. Spooren, Netherlands RR-PDS-531. ELECTRICAL STIMULATION COMBINED WITH PROGRESSIVE RESISTANCE TRAINING INCREASES STRENGTH IN PEOPLE WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY. Lisa Harvey, Australia RR-PDS-1014. DIFFICULTY OF ELDERLY SUBJECTS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY TO TRANSLATE MOTOR RECOVERY - ‘‘BODY FUNCTIONS’’ - INTO DAILY LIVING ACTIVITIES. Markus Wirz, Switzerland
Tuesday 10:45 Methods of teaching & learning
RR-PDS-1161. RELIABILITY OF THREE-DIMENSIONAL GAIT ANALYSIS IN CERVICAL SPONDYLOTIC MYELOPATHY. Ailish McDermott, Ireland
10:45-12:15, RAI: G102-103 (Topaz) Chair: Chaker Bou Abdallah (Lebanon) RR-PDS-573. BLENDED-LEARNING IS MORE EFFECTIVE THAN THE TRADITIONAL LEARNING APPROACH. Stefania Pulcini, Italy SI-PDS-1258. ENHANCING REFLECTION AND CONTINUOUS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD) USING EPORTFOLIOS TO SCAFFOLD BLENDED LEARNING AND SIMULATION RESOURCES. Suzanne Gough, United Kingdom
RR-PDS-3828. THE 6-MINUTE MANUAL WHEELCHAIR PROPULSION TEST: A NOVEL, RELIABLE AND PRECISE PERFORMANCE-BASED OUTCOME MEASURE FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY. Dany Gagnon, Canada
SI-PDS-2191. USING LIVE REAL-TIME VIDEO CONFERENCING TECHNOLOGY TO OFFER AN ENTRY-LEVEL PHYSICAL THERAPY PROGRAM TO STUDENTS AT A RURAL SATELLITE CAMPUS. Bernadette Martin, Canada SI-PDS-2345. PHYSIOTHERAPY ESKILLS – ENHANCING LEARNING OF PRACTICAL SKILLS BY PROVIDING A HIGH-QUALITY ONLINE LEARNING RESOURCE. Colleen Canning, Australia RR-PDS-2623. A SURVEY OF HEALTHCARE STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF COMPUTER ASSISTED LEARNING (CAL). Phyllis Fletcher-Cook, United Kingdom RR-PDS-3309. THE INSIDE STORY! AN EVALUATIVE APPROACH FOR UTILISING ULTRASOUND IMAGING TO ENHANCE HUMAN ANATOMY LEARNING IN UNDERGRADUATE PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS. Karen McCreesh, Ireland
Tuesday 13:45 Professional issues: general 13:45-15:15, RAI: G102-103 (Topaz) Chair: Emma Stokes (Ireland) SI-PDS-4008. ASSESSMENT OF PHYSIOTHERAPISTS WHO HAVE QUALIFIED OUTSIDE AUSTRALIA AS PART OF THE REQUIREMENT FOR GENERAL REGISTRATION. Margaret Grant, Australia SI-PDS-993. ANATOMY OF A CAMPAIGN: REFLECTIONS ON THE ADVOCACY EFFORTS TO ACHIEVE SPECIALIST REGISTRATION IN AUSTRALIA. Jonathon Kruger, Australia SI-PDS-1127. THE CHARTERED SOCIETY OF PHYSIOTHERAPY (CSP) ENGLISH REGIONAL NETWORK PROGRAMME TO SUPPORT MEMBERS AND PROMOTE PHYSIOTHERAPY. Sarah Bazin, Belgium
RR – research report
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SI – special interest report
PDS – poster discussion session
ADVANCED PRACTICE 1
RR-PO-302-13-Tue. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN POLICY AND CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN UK PHYSIOTHERAPY: A QUALITATIVE STUDY. Jacqueline Waterfield, United Kingdom
RR-PO-301-12-Tue. PERCEPTIONS OF ADVANCED CLINICIAN PRACTITIONER IN ARTHRITIS CARE (ACPAC) PROGRAM-TRAINED PRACTITIONERS: ROLES AND ROLE UTILIZATION WITHIN THE ONTARIO HEALTHCARE SYSTEM. Kelly Warmington, Canada
SI-PO-302-15-Tue. THE AGILE PROJECT: USING AN INTERNATIONAL WIKI TO ENGAGE AND DEVELOP CLINICAL UNDERSTANDING AND REASONING OF PHYSIOTHERAPY WITH OLDER PEOPLE. Bhanu Ramaswamy, United Kingdom
RR-PO-301-10-Tue. ADVANCED PRACTICE PHYSIOTHERAPISTS: EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTITIONERS WHO REDUCE WAIT TIMES. Linda Woodhouse, Canada
SI-PO-301-15-Tue. DEVELOPMENT OF A PATIENT CARE REFLECTION TOOL FOR A CONTINUING COMPETENCY PORTFOLIO. Audrey Lowe, Canada
SI-PO-301-8-Tue. AN EXTENDED MODEL OF PHYSICAL THERAPY MODES OF ACTION. Tim Watson, United Kingdom
SI-PO-302-5-Tue. CAREER MODEL AS A TOOL FOR ENHANCING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AMONG PHYSIOTHERAPISTS. Maarit Laurila, Finland
Tuesday 12:00-13:00
RR-PO-301-6-Tue. AN ASSESSMENT OF EXTENDED SCOPE PHYSIOTHERAPIST PRACTITIONER'S EXPERTISE IN THE INTERPRETATION OF KNEE MRI SCANS. Elizabeth Shakinovsky, United Kingdom SI-PO-301-4-Tue. ESTABLISHING AN ORTHOPAEDIC PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTITIONER ROLE ON THE WARDS OF AN ACUTE TRAUMA HOSPITAL. Katrina Kennedy, United Kingdom SI-PO-301-2-Tue. CRITICAL CARE OUTREACH: AN ADVANCED PRACTICE ROLE FOR THE EXPERIENCED CRITICAL CARE PHYSIOTHERAPIST. Amanda Thomas, United Kingdom
COMMUNITY BASED REHABILITATION 1 RR-PO-201-5-Tue. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF COMMUNITY-BASED REHABILITATION FOR PROVIDING SERVICES TO STROKE PATIENTS WITH FUNCTIONAL LIMITATIONS AND PARTICIPATION RESTRICTION: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Lionel Naidoo, South Africa SI-PO-201-3-Tue. PROVISION OF BASIC REHABILITATION SERVICES TO PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES IN REMOTE AREAS; A NEPAL MODEL. David Lowen, United Kingdom RR-PO-201-1-Tue. GLOBAL PROFESSION, LOCAL NEEDS: THE ROLE OF PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN COMMUNITY BASED REHABILITATION EXAMPLES FROM TANZANIA AND THE SUDAN. Graziella Van den Bergh, Norway
CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 1
EDUCATION: General 1 SI-PO-201-10-Tue. IS THE BODY OF KNOWLEDGE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE AND EDUCATION FRAGMENTED AND MULTIDIMENSIONAL. Camilla Wikström-Grotell, Finland RR-PO-201-24-Tue. CONSCIOUSNESS SURVEY REGARDING PALPATION. Toyomi Nagai, Japan RR-PO-201-20-Tue. DO PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDENTS VALUE ACADEMIC CLINICAL SKILLS COURSES MORE HIGHLY FOLLOWING CLINICAL PLACEMENTS?. Ruth Barclay-Goddard, Canada RR-PO-201-18-Tue. FACTORS THAT RELATES TO NATIONAL PHYSICAL THERAPY EXAMINATION SCORES. Kazuo Kurosawa, Japan SI-PO-201-16-Tue. A MULTIFACETED PATH TO EDUCATE STUDENTS AS “EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE PROFESSIONALS”. Michela Bozzolan, Italy RR-PO-201-26-Tue. FEASIBILITY AND IMPACT OF A MULTICOMPONENT EDUCATION INTERVENTION ON IMPROVING SELFEFFICACY TO IMPLEMENT EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE AMONG PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN STROKE REHABILITATION. Nancy Salbach, Canada RR-PO-201-22-Tue. PROFESSIONAL IDENTITY CONSTRUCTION IN PHYSIOTHERAPY EDUCATION – GENDER PERSPECTIVE. John Hammond, United Kingdom
RR-PO-301-17-Tue. ATTITUDES, KNOWLEDGE AND BARRIERS TOWARDS CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AMONG CLINICAL PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN GHANA. Ajediran Bello, Ghana
RR-PO-202-8-Tue. AN EXPLORATION INTO FACTORS THAT MAY INFLUENCE CAREER CHOICE WITHIN PHYSIOTHERAPY POST QUALIFICATION. Rosalie Bennett, United Kingdom
SI-PO-301-19-Tue. RECERTIFICATION PROGRAMME FOR PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN NEW ZEALAND - SUPPORTIVE, EDUCATIVE, WITH CHECKS AND BALANCES. Susan Beggs, New Zealand
RR-PO-201-8-Tue. WIDENING ACCESS IN PHYSIOTHERAPY EDUCATION IN SOUTH AFRICA - POINTERS FROM STUDENTS´ RECORDS. Dele Amosun, South Africa
SI-PO-301-21-Tue. PROGRAMME FOR SYSTEMATIC UPGRADING OF COMPETENCIES FOR HOSPITAL BASED PHYSIOTHERAPISTS. Merete Wormslev, Denmark
SI-PO-201-14-Tue. MOVEMENT LABORATORY BASED LEARNING IN PHYSIOTHERAPY – A DEVELOPMENT PROJECT. Lars Henrik Larsen, Denmark
RR-PO-302-1-Tue. CLINICAL RESIDENCY PROGRAM VERSUS TRANSITIONAL DPT: IMMEDIATE PREFERENCE OF NIGERIAN PHYSIOTHERAPISTS FOR A PATHWAY TO POST-GRADUATE PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINICAL TRAINING. Emmanuel John, United States of America
RR-PO-201-28-Tue. PREPARING FOR THE WORLD OF WORK: DISABLED STUDENTS’ EXPERIENCES OF WORK PLACEMENT. Lorraine Desouza, United Kingdom
SI-PO-302-3-Tue. THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SELF-RATING TOOL TOWARDS THE EVALUATION OF COMPETENCY IN AMPUTEE REHABILITATION. Mary Jane Cole, United Kingdom
SI-PO-202-6-Tue. PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS AND INTERACTIVE PROGRAMMES IN CARINGTV. Johanna Leskela, Finland
RR-PO-302-7-Tue. THE FIRST TWO YEARS OF PRACTICE: A LONGITUDINAL QUALITATIVE INVESTIGATION OF THE LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT OF PROMISING NOVICE PHYSICAL THERAPISTS. Elizabeth Mostrom, United States of America SI-PO-302-9-Tue. USING SPIRAL LEARNING TO CONSOLIDATE KNOWLEDGE AND SKILL ACQUISITION FOR UPPER LIMB MUSCULOSKELETAL ADVANCED PRACTITIONERS. Denise Prescott, United Kingdom SI-PO-302-11-Tue. EDUCATING LIFELONG LEARNING PHYSIOTHERAPISTS; MOVING FROM WHAT WE ARE TOWARDS WHO WE ARE!. Paul Beenen, Portugal
RR-PO-202-2-Tue. GREEK STUDENTS PERCEPTIONS OF CARDIORESPIRATORY PHYSIOTHERAPY. Eleni Kortianou, Greece
SI-PO-202-10-Tue. ENTRY-LEVEL MULTIDISCIPLINARY COMPETENCIES FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS CARING FOR OLDER ADULTS IN THE UNITED STATES: IMPLICATIONS FOR PHYSICAL THERAPY. John Barr, United States of America RR-PO-202-12-Tue. IS THE OBJECTIVE STRUCTURED CLINICAL EXAMINATION A GOOD TOOL TO EVALUATE PERFORMANCE OF STUDENTS OF PHYSICAL THERAPY?. Flavia Souza, Brazil SI-PO-202-14-Tue. INNOVATIVE GRASSROOTS ADVOCACY: PREPARING STUDENTS TO BECOME ADVOCATES OF TODAY AND HEALTH POLICY MAKERS OF TOMORROW TO MOVE PHYSIOTHERAPY FORWARD. Aliya Chaudry, United States of America
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Poster displays - Tuesday
Poster displays - Tuesday 21 June 2011
RR-PO-202-18-Tue. STUDENT AND QUALIFIED PHYSIOTHERAPIST ATTITUDES TO, AND EXPECTATIONS OF TEACHING AND LEARNING OF MASSAGE IN PRE-REGISTRATION PHYSIOTHERAPY EDUCATION. Claire White, United Kingdom SI-PO-201-6-Tue. CURRICULAR ASSESSMENT AND REDESIGN OF A PHYSICAL THERAPY PROGRAM IN SURINAME: A CASE STUDY OF COLLABORATION. Marianne Janssen, United States of America RR-PO-202-16-Tue. EXPLORING LEVELS OF MULTICULTURAL COMPETENCE OF PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDENTS AT DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY PROGRAM INITIATION. Annlee Burch, United States of America RR-PO-202-4-Tue. OPINION OF NIGERIAN PHYSIOTHERAPISTS ON INTRODUCTION OF THE DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY DEGREE PROGRAMME IN NIGERIA. Olubusola Johnson, Nigeria
ELECTROPHYSICAL & ISOTHERMAL AGENTS 1 RR-PO-204-18-Tue. EFFECTIVENESS OF TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NERVE STIMULATION, THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE AND THE PURSUIT OF THE ASSOCIATION OF TWO TECHNIQUES IN KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Paula Rodrigues, Brazil RR-PO-203-22-Tue. LOW INTENSITY LASER THERAPY MODULATES GENE EXPRESSION AND INCREASES HUMAN MUSCLE PERFORMANCE IN EXERCISE. Cleber Ferraresi, Brazil RR-PO-203-24-Tue. IN VIVO EFFECTS OF SONIC WAVES IN BURN WOUND HEALING. Patricia Meyer, Brazil RR-PO-203-26-Tue. BIOMECHANICAL AND HISTOLOGICAL CHANGES INDUCED BY LOW FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS IN MUSCULAR LESIONS. Oscar Ronzio, Argentina RR-PO-203-28-Tue. LOW-LEVEL LASER THERAPY AND EXERCISE IN PATIENTS WITH KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Amelia Pasqual Marques, Brazil RR-PO-204-2-Tue. SOLEUS H-REFLEX ASYMMETRY IN IDIOPATHIC SCOLIOSIS: EVIDENCE OF NEUROMUSCULAR ALTERATION OF THE MOTOR DRIVE AS A POSSIBLE ETIOLOGY. Hesham Alrowayeh, Kuwait RR-PO-202-24-Tue. EFFICACY OF KOTS RUSSIAN ELECTROESTIMULATION IN QUALITY OF LIFE, FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY, MUSCULAR FORCE AND EQUILIBRIUM IN KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS: CLINICAL TRIAL. Gisela Espinosa Cuervo, Mexico RR-PO-204-16-Tue. IS PULSED ELECTRICAL STIMULATION A VIABLE TREATMENT OPTION IN MANAGING PAIN FROM OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE?. Robyn Fary, Australia RR-PO-203-16-Tue. COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO TYPES OF ELECTRICAL STIMULATION IN THE TREATMENT OF THE UPPER EXTREMITY IN PERSONS WITH A STROKE. Fábio Cupti, Brazil RR-PO-204-14-Tue. PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF THERAPEUTIC ULTRASOUND EQUIPMENTS IN THE PULSATE MODE. Cristina Ferrari, Brazil RR-PO-204-20-Tue. ASSESSMENT OF HEATING PATTERNS GENERATED BY THERAPEUTIC ULTRASOUND INSONATION ON SYNTHETIC PHANTOMS. Rodrigo Leite Queiroga Basto, Brazil RR-PO-202-20-Tue. SURFACE NEUROMUSULAR ELECTRICAL STIMULATION FOR QUADRICEPS STRENGTHENING PRE AND POST TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT: A COCHRANE REVIEW. Brenda Monaghan, Ireland SI-PO-204-12-Tue. EVALUATION OF HEATING PATTERNS GENERATED BY THERAPEUTIC ULTRASOUND APPLICATION IN PHYSICAL THERAPY PROCEDURES. Jaqueline Nunes Burigo de Sá, Brazil RR-PO-202-22-Tue. TESTING A NOVEL TRANSIENT PLACEBO TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NERVE STIMULATION INTERVENTION. Deirdre Walsh, United Kingdom RR-PO-204-10-Tue. EFFECT OF 5KHZ NON-MODULATED ALTERNATING CURRENT AND CONVENTIONAL TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL STIMULATION (TENS) ON SENSORY NERVE CONDUCTION IN HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS. Julio Gómez-Soriano, Spain
RR-PO-204-6-Tue. EFFECT OF CARRIER FREQUENCY OF INTERFERENTIAL CURRENT ON PRESSURE PAIN THRESHOLD AND SENSORIAL COMFORT IN HUMANS. Richard Liebano, Brazil RR-PO-204-8-Tue. A NEW METHOD OF MUSCLE STRENGTH TRAINING FOR OLDER ADULTS BY MEANS OF COMBINED ELECTRICAL STIMULATION AND VOLITIONAL CONTRACTION. Yoshio Takano, Japan SI-PO-203-12-Tue. EFFECTS OF LOW INTENSITY PULSED ULTRASOUND THERAPY ON FRACTURE HEALING; A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW APPROACH. Siamak Bashardoust Tajali, Canada RR-PO-203-10-Tue. EFFECTS OF COOLING ON REACTIVE RESISTIVE FORCE AND LONG-LATENCY REFLEX DURING SUDDEN PERTURBATION. Kaori Ohta, Japan RR-PO-202-26-Tue. COMPARISON OF TWO NEAR-INFRARED LIGHT DEVICES IN REGARDS TO SKIN AND TISSUE HEATING IN A RANDOMIZED SINGLE-BLIND CONTROLLED TRIAL. Ulrike Mitchell, United States of America RR-PO-202-28-Tue. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ICE WATER IMMERSION IN THE TREATMENT OF DELAYED ONSET MUSCLE SORENESS IN THE LOWER LEG. Simon Barry, United Kingdom RR-PO-203-2-Tue. COMPARISON OF DEXAMETHAZONE IONTOPHORESIS AND PHONOPHORESIS IN THE TREATMENT OF CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME. Amir Hoshang Bakhtiary, Iran RR-PO-203-18-Tue. EFFECT OF TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL MUSCLE STIMULATION ON GLUCOSE TOLERANCE AND INSULIN SENSITIVITY IN RATS. Hiroyuki Watanabe, Japan RR-PO-203-4-Tue. THE THERMAL EFFECTS OF THERAPEUTIC LASERS ON HUMAN SKIN. Jon Joensen, Norway RR-PO-203-20-Tue. EFFECT OF THE THERAPEUTIC ULTRASOUND ON MUSCLE HARDNESS AND ACTIVE RANGE OF MOTION. Katsuyuki Morishita, Japan RR-PO-203-8-Tue. ANALGESIC EFFECTS OF TENS FOR PHANTOM LIMB PAIN FOLLOWING AMPUTATION: A CASE STUDY USING CURRENT PERCEPTION THRESHOLD FOR PAIN EVALUATION. Mikimasa Aoki, Japan
EQUIPMENT / ORTHOTICS / PROSTHETICS 1 RR-PO-302-24-Tue. EFFECT OF A NEW ASSESSMENT AND TRAINING OF UNILATERAL SPATIAL NEGLECT BY USING A THREE-DIMENSIONAL HEAD MOUNTED DISPLAY SYSTEM. Toshiaki Tanaka, Japan RR-PO-303-6-Tue. LATERALLY WEDGED INSOLE FOR GAIT IMPROVEMENT IN STROKE PATIENTS. Wen-Yin Chen, Taiwan RR-PO-303-2-Tue. BIOMECHANICAL GAIT ANALYSIS OF TRANSFEMORAL AMPUTEES -COMPARISON BETWEEN LEVEL AND RAMP WALKING-. Toru Nishiyama, Japan RR-PO-302-22-Tue. EFFECT OF THE BENEFOOT WALKER ON PLANTAR PRESSURE DURING WALKING IN APPARENTLY HEALTHY PEOPLE. Kwadwo Osei Appiah-Kubi, Ghana RR-PO-302-20-Tue. RELATIVE AEROBIC LOAD OF ELDERLY PEOPLE WALKING WITH A LOWER LIMB PROSTHESIS AND THE RELATION WITH PREFERRED WALKING SPEED. Daphne Wezenberg, Netherlands SI-PO-302-18-Tue. A CASE STUDY ON ORTHOTIC MANAGEMENT OF ACQUIRED DYSARTHRIA WITH ATHETOSIS. Venkatakannan Packirisamy, Switzerland RR-PO-303-4-Tue. EXPERIENCES OF STANDING IN STANDING DEVICES FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES. Birgitta Nordström, Sweden
EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE 1 SI-PO-204-21-Tue. INTEGRATING EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE AND ICF MODEL IN A GERIATRIC PHYSICAL THERAPY COURSE. Saad Bindawas, Saudi Arabia RR-PO-204-25-Tue. EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE IN PHYSICAL THERAPISTS IN UKRAINE – ESTABLISHING PRACTICE, LIMITATIONS AND BARRIERS. Emma Stokes, Ireland
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SI-PO-204-27-Tue. PEDRO SCALE : THE FRENCH FORWARDBACKWARD TRANSLATION. Joëlle Andre Vert, France SI-PO-204-23-Tue. A CLASSIFICATION OF INTERVENTIONS: A BUILDING BLOCK FOR EVIDENCE BASED PHYSICAL THERAPY. Catherine Sykes, United Kingdom
EXERCISE PRESCRIPTION 1 RR-PO-303-15-Tue. CONTEMPORARY PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE IN TERMS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND EXERCISE PRESCRIPTION: SENIOR PHYSIOTHERAPISTS’ KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES AND BELIEFS. Elaine Collins, Ireland RR-PO-304-7-Tue. IMPAIRMENT-TARGETED EXERCISES FOR OLDER ADULTS WITH KNEE PAIN: A PROOF-OF-PRINCIPLE STUDY. Laurence Wood, United Kingdom RR-PO-303-9-Tue. CAN TAEKWONDO TRAINING SPEED UP THE DEVELOPMENT OF BALANCE AND SENSORY FUNCTIONS IN YOUNG ADOLESCENTS?. S M Fong, Hong Kong RR-PO-304-13-Tue. ANALYSIS OF CHRONOTROPIC RESPONSE AND BLOOD LACTATE FIXED BY THE TOLERANCE TIME IN DIFFERENT INTENSITIES OF RESISTANCE EXERCISE IN YOUNG. Vivian Arakelian, Brazil RR-PO-303-13-Tue. ACUTE EFFECTS OF ONE-SESSION OF WHOLE BODY VIBRATION TRAINING ON ISOKINETIC STRENGTH OF ROTATOR CUFF AND SHOULDER PROPRIOCEPTION. Farima Forouhideh, Iran RR-PO-304-9-Tue. EFFECTIVENESS OF PILATES-BASED THORAIC EXERCISES FOR PATIENTS WITH NECK PAIN. Fei-Hsin Cheng, Taiwan RR-PO-303-17-Tue. EXTENDING THE RANGE OF TREADMILL TESTING FOR PATIENTS WITH INTERMITTENT CLAUDICATION. Verona Gerardu, Netherlands RR-PO-303-19-Tue. EFFECTS OF THE TONIC VIBRATION REFLEX ON MAXIMAL VOLUNTARY MUSCLE CONTRACTION FORCE. Satoshi Kido, Japan RR-PO-303-21-Tue. CIRCULATORY RESPONSES DURING TREADMILL WALKING WITH OR WITHOUT LOWER BODY POSITIVE PRESSURE IN YOUNG AND ELDERLY SUBJECTS. Takeshi Sota, Japan SI-PO-303-23-Tue. DEVELOPMENT OF A TRAINING PROGRAMME TO ENHANCE EXERCISE PRESCRIPTION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PROMOTION BY PHYSIOTHERAPISTS. Kay Cooper, United Kingdom SI-PO-304-1-Tue. HIGH REPETETIVE, HIGH DOSAGE MEDICAL EXERCISE THERAPY IS EFFECTIVE IN PATIENTS WITH LONG TERM SUBACROMIAL SHOULDER PAIN. Tom Arild Torstensen, Sweden
HEALTH PROMOTION & WELLBEING 1 SI-PO-305-4-Tue. HEALTH PROMOTION IN MUSIC SCHOOLS AN INTERNATIONAL PROJECT TALE. Anabela Martins, Portugal RR-PO-304-16-Tue. EFFECTS OF AQUATIC EXERCISE ON PULMONARY FUNCTION IN HEALTHY THAI SUBJECTS. Taweesak Janyacharoen, Thailand RR-PO-304-18-Tue. THE EFFECTS OF THE USAGE OF NINTENDO´S WII FIT ON MUSCULAR RECRUITMENT. Pedro Rizzi de Oliveira, Brazil RR-PO-304-20-Tue. EDUCATIONAL EXERCISE GUIDANCE PREVENTED METABOLIC SYNDROME AND PROMOTED HEALTH IN THE PARTICIPANTS OF THE SPECIAL HEALTH CHECKUP PROGRAM IN JAPAN. Daisuke Matsumoto, Japan RR-PO-304-22-Tue. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY HABITS OF PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN ISRAEL – A PILOT STUDY. Nirit Rotem-Lehrer, Israel RR-PO-305-2-Tue. ADVANCING KNOWLEDGE OF THE CAUSES OF NON-SPECIFIC LOW BACK PAIN FOR PRIMARY PREVENTION: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Jenny King, United Kingdom RR-PO-305-12-Tue. COMPARATIVE ANALYSES OF GAIT PARAMETERS AND BALANCE BETWEEN NORDIC POLE WALKING AND INDEPENDENT FAST WALKING USING BODY WORN SENSOR TECHNOLOGY. Roberta Henderson, United States of America RR-PO-305-6-Tue. EFFECTS OF EXERCISE ON HEART RATE VARIABILITY, CORTISOL, AND STRESS ON YOUNG ADULTS WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER. Deirdra Murphy, United States of America RR-PO-305-8-Tue. KNOWLEDGE AND PERCEPTIONS OF OSTEOPOROSIS AMONGST 16 – 18 YEARS OLD STUDENTS IN MALE’, MALDIVES. Jane Simmonds, United Kingdom RR-PO-305-10-Tue. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, PERFORMANCE MEASURES, AND GAIT VARIABILITY IN PEOPLE WITH LOWER-LIMB AMPUTATION. Suh-Jen Lin, United States of America RR-PO-305-14-Tue. FOCUS ON FALLS PREVENTION IN ADULT SPECIAL OLYMPICS ATHLETES: REGIONAL VARIATIONS IN STRENGTH AND BALANCE. Donna Bainbridge, United States of America RR-PO-305-18-Tue. THE USE OF THE NINTENDO WIIFIT IN A COMMUNITY FUNCTIONAL BALANCE PROGRAM. Maureen Pascal, United States of America RR-PO-304-24-Tue. EFFICACY OF BACK SCHOOL IN BRAZIL. Rogerio Almeida, Brazil
RR-PO-304-3-Tue. PRESCRIPTION OF REHABILITATION IN A NEW SICK-LEAVE PERIOD - A LONGITUDINAL STUDY ON INFORMATION IN SICKNESS CERTIFICATES. Emma Nilsing, Sweden
RR-PO-305-16-Tue. IMPLEMENTATION AND EVALUATION OF A BACK SCHOOL PROGRAM FOR PATIENTS WITH MECHANICAL AND DEGENERATIVE LOW BACK PAIN. Auristela Moser, Brazil
RR-PO-304-5-Tue. THE EFFECT OF THE ENVIRONMENT ON THE CHARACTERISTICS OF A 30-MINUTE BRISK WALK. Ceri Sellers, United Kingdom
IMAGING & DIAGNOSTICS 1
RR-PO-303-11-Tue. COMPARISON OF TWO RESISTANCE TRAINGING PROTOCOLS, 6RM VERSUS 12 RM, TO INCREASE THE 1 RM IN HEALTY YOUNGER ADULTS. Reidar Aarskog, Norway RR-PO-304-11-Tue. THE EFFECT OF THE USE OF A PRESSURE BIOFEEDBACK UNIT ON ABDOMINAL ACTIVATION DURING A ‘MOTOR CONTROL’ STABILITY EXERCISE. Camila Torriani-Pasin, Brazil
GLOBAL HEALTH: General 1 SI-PO-205-2-Tue. SKELETAL FLUOROSIS: AS ENCOUNTERED IN RURAL INDIA AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN ASIA AND AFRICA. Hilary Crowley, Canada RR-PO-204-28-Tue. DIFFERENCES IN CHARACTERISTICS BETWEEN PEOPLE WITH LOWER LIMB AMPUTATIONS WHO DIED BEFORE 12 WEEKS AND THOSE WHO SURVIVED. Lonwabo Lungile Godlwana, South Africa RR-PO-205-4-Tue. INCIDENCE OF NEURITIS IN PATIENTS WITH LEPROSY: THE EXPERIENCE OF AN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL IN RIO DE JANEIRO/BRAZIL. Natália Rodrigues, Brazil
RR-PO-205-12-Tue. COMPARATIVE STUDY OF BODY COMPOSITION BY DENSITOMETRY IN THE DOMINANT AND NONDOMINANT HEMI BODIES IN SPASTIC HEMIPLEGIC CEREBRAL PALSY. Osmair Macedo, Brazil RR-PO-205-10-Tue. ULTRASONOGRAPHIC MEASUREMENT OF THE THICKNESS OF THE RECTUS FEMORIS AND VASTUS INTERMEDIUS DURING ELECTRICAL STIMULATION. Tomotaka Ito, Japan RR-PO-205-8-Tue. RELIABILITY OF PULSED WAVE DOPPLER ULTRASOUND IN MEASURING VOLUMETRIC ARTERIAL BLOOD FLOW OF THE BRACHIAL, RADIAL, AND ULNAR ARTERIES. Bill Myrer, United States of America RR-PO-205-6-Tue. SEGMENTAL CERVICAL VERTEBRAL MOTION AND CLINICAL OUTCOMES FOLLOWING CONSERVATIVE AND SURGICAL INTERVENTIONS FOR CERVICAL RADICULOPATHY. Shabnam Agarwal, India RR-PO-205-16-Tue. EVALUATION OF THE OBTURATORIUS MUSCLE USING MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING. Rikoh Hirao, Japan RR-PO-205-18-Tue. POSTMASTECTOMY LYMPH EDEMA: DIFFERENT PATTERS OF FLUID DISTRIBUTION VISUALISED BY ULTRASOUND IMAGING COMPARED WITH MRI. An Tassenoy, Belgium
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Poster displays - Tuesday
Poster displays - Tuesday 21 June 2011
RR-PO-205-20-Tue. COMPARISON OF IN VIVO AND IN VITRO LONG BONE ULTRASOUND CHARACTERIZATION IN ANIMAL MODEL. Aldo Pereira, Brazil
RR-PO-307-8-Tue. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PHYSIOTHERAPEUTIC REHABILITATION AND ISSUES OF OUTCOME PREDICTION AFTER LUMBAR FUSION SURGERY. Allan Abbott, Sweden
RR-PO-205-14-Tue. AN FMRI STUDY OF RIGHT HAND MOVEMENT DURING MIRROR AND VIDEO OBSERVATION IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS. Roberto Gatti, Italy
RR-PO-307-10-Tue. EFFECTS OF PREHABILITATION ON EARLY REHABILITATION OUTCOMES FOLLOWING TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY IN PATIENTS WITH KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Tony Brosky, United States of America
KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION 1 SI-PO-205-22-Tue. CONSTRAINT-INDUCED MOVEMENT THERAPY IN TEMUCO, CHILE - AN INTERNATIONAL EXAMPLE OF TRANSLATIONAL COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH TO FOSTER EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE. Sarah Blanton, United States of America RR-PO-206-2-Tue. LOCAL COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE IN A REHABILITATION SETTING: FEASIBILITY AND IMPACT ON RESEARCH AND PRACTICE. Adriana Venturini, Canada SI-PO-205-26-Tue. BUILDING BRIDGES BETWEEN CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINES AND CLINICAL PRACTICES IN THE ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONS. Pierre Trudelle, France RR-PO-205-24-Tue. EXPERIENCES OF GUIDELINE IMPLEMENTATION IN A PHYSIOTHERAPY (PT) CONTEXT. Heli Kangas, Finland RR-PO-205-28-Tue. EFFECTS OF AN EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM FOR PHYSICAL THERAPISTS TO ENHANCE THE USE OF OUTCOME MEASURES IN DAILY PRACTICE. Jan Custers, Netherlands
MUSCULOSKELETAL: Orthopaedics 1
RR-PO-307-12-Tue. THE COURSE OF LIMITATIONS IN ACTIVITIES IN PATIENTS WITH KNEE AND HIP OSTEOARTHRITIS: RISK FACTORS FOR FUTURE FUNCTIONAL DECLINE. Cindy Veenhof, Netherlands RR-PO-306-4-Tue. STIFFNESS OF MASSETER TAUT BANDS IN PATIENTS WITH TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT DISORDER AND THE IMMEDIATE EFFECT OF OROFACIAL MYOFASCIAL RELEASE. ChuanYuan Chiu, Taiwan RR-PO-306-22-Tue. FACTORS AFFECTING POSTURAL SWAY IN THE EARLY POSTOPERATIVE PERIOD OF PATIENTS WHO UNDERWENT TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY DUE TO KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Tomonori Muto, Japan RR-PO-305-20-Tue. PHYSICAL FUNCTION FOLLOWING TKA COMPARED TO AGE MATCHED HEALTHY CONTROLS. Judith Lane, United Kingdom RR-PO-306-18-Tue. INFLUENCES ON FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY OF INFLAMMATION FOR PATIENTS IN THE EARLY POSTOPERATIVE STAGE AFTER TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY. Ichiro Kawano, Japan
RR-PO-306-6-Tue. RISK ASSESSMENT PREDICTION TOOL VALIDATED FOR LENGTH OF STAY IN SHORT STAY ARTHROPLASTY WARD. Garry Allison, Australia
RR-PO-306-16-Tue. DETERMINANTS OF PAIN, FUNCTIONAL LIMITATIONS AND HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE SIX MONTHS AFTER TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT. François Desmeules, Canada
RR-PO-308-2-Tue. ONE LEG BALANCE ~ 20 YEARS AFTER ACL RECONSTRUCTION. Ann-Katrin Stensdotter, Norway
RR-PO-306-14-Tue. DECLINE IN FUNCTIONAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL MEASURES IN INDIVIDUALS WITH HIP OSTEOARTHRITIS AWAITING JOINT REPLACEMENT. Kamary Coriolano-DaSilva, Canada
RR-PO-307-24-Tue. COPING AT HOME WITH THE SUPPORT OF PHYSICAL THERAPY COUNSELLING AFTER TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY SURGERY. Arja Piirainen, Finland RR-PO-307-22-Tue. PATIENT´S EXPERIENCES OF PREOPERATIVE PHYSICAL THERAPY COUNSELING BEFORE TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY. Arja Piirainen, Finland RR-PO-307-20-Tue. DECISION TREES ON INDEPENDENT OF GAIT IN PATIENTS WITH FEMORAL NECK FRACTURE. Tomoyuki Arai, Japan
RR-PO-306-12-Tue. KNEE-EXTENSION STRENGTH AND FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE WHEN COMMENCING OUTPATIENT PHYSIOTHERAPY AFTER HIP FRACTURE SURGERY. Jan Overgaard, Denmark RR-PO-306-10-Tue. EFFECTS OF PROPRIOCEPTIVE NEUROMUSCULAR FACILITATION STRETCHING TECHNIQUE ON KNEE JOINT FUNCTION IN PEOPLE FOLLOWING UNILATERAL TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY. Szu-Hua Chen, Taiwan
RR-PO-307-18-Tue. KNEE PROPRIOCEPTION IN PATIENTS WITH PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN SYNDROME. Fabio Cyrillo, Brazil
RR-PO-306-8-Tue. DIFFERENCE IN OUTCOME OF DIFFERENT OPERATIONS FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE WITH FEMORAL NECK FRACTURES IN OUR HOSPITAL. Teruo Sugi, Japan
RR-PO-307-14-Tue. THE EFFECT OF MANUAL THERAPY ON FUNCTIONAL ABILITIES OF SUBJECTS AFTER COLLES´ FRACTURE. Evgeniya Dimitrova, Bulgaria
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RR-PO-305-24-Tue. HIP JOINT STIFFNESS DURING WALKING IN INDIVIDUALS WITH TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY. Hiroshige Tateuchi, Japan RR-PO-306-2-Tue. EFFECTS OF THE PELVIC COMPRESSION BELT ON GLUTEUS MEDIUS, QUADRATUS LUMBORUM, AND LUMBAR MULTIFIDUS ACTIVITIES DURING SIDE-LYING HIP ABDUCTION. Kyungmi Park, South Korea RR-PO-306-20-Tue. PROGRESSIVE STRENGTH TRAINING COMMENCED 24 HOURS AFTER FAST-TRACK TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY: IS IT FEASIBLE?. Thomas Linding Jakobsen, Denmark RR-PO-307-4-Tue. INTEGRATED KNEE JOINT FUNCTION IN ELDERLY PEOPLE DURING GAIT. Takayuki Fujiwara, Japan RR-PO-307-6-Tue. PREDICTING THE DISCHARGE OUTCOMES AFTER TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT (TKR) IN SINGAPORE USING THE RISK ASSESSMENT AND PREDICTOR TOOL (RAPT). Celia Tan, Singapore RR-PO-307-2-Tue. IMPACT OF A THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE PROGRAM ON THE DAILY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY OF YOUNG PEOPLE RECOVERING FROM TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY (THA). Robert Haennel, Canada RR-PO-306-24-Tue. VALIDATION OF POSTSURGICAL KNEE OEDEMA EVALUATION BY BIOIMPEDANCE SPECTROSCOPY. Claude Pichonnaz, Switzerland
RR-PO-308-18-Tue. CENTRAL SENSITIZATION IN PATIENTS WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW. Mira Meeus, Belgium RR-PO-308-4-Tue. FIBROMYALGIA SYNDROME: PREVALENCE, PHARMACOLOGICAL AND NON-PHARMACOLOGICAL INTERVENTIONS IN OUTPATIENT HEALTH CARE: AN ANALYSIS OF STATUTORY HEALTH INSURANCE DATA. Kristin Sauer, Germany RR-PO-309-2-Tue. DETERMINANTS OF LIMITATIONS IN ACTIVITIES IN PATIENTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS OF HANDS. Mirelle Stukstette, Netherlands RR-PO-309-20-Tue. VALIDITY AND RESPONSIVENESS OF THE DUTCH MCMASTER TORONTO ARTHRITIS PATIENT PREFERENCE QUESTIONNAIRE (MACTAR) IN PATIENTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS. DiJanne Barten, Netherlands RR-PO-309-22-Tue. CORRELATION BETWEEN FUNCTIONALITY, SYNOVITIS AND THE PRESENCE OF CYTOKINES IN SYNOVIAL FLUID FROM PATIENTS WITH EARLY GRADES OF KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Karina Gramani-Say, Brazil RR-PO-309-16-Tue. HIGH-IMPACT TRAINING TO IMPROVE PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE IN POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN WITH EARLY OSTEOARTHRITIS. Ari Heinonen, Finland RR-PO-309-14-Tue. FLEXIBLE AND INEXPENSIVE FOOTWEAR DECREASES JOINT OVERLOADS IN KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS DURING GAIT. Isabel Sacco, Brazil
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RR-PO-309-12-Tue. EFFECT OF DYNAMIC EXERCISE ON FUNCTION IN PEOPLE WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS TAKING ANTI-TNF MEDICATION: RESULTS OF A RCT. Tara Cusack, Ireland RR-PO-309-10-Tue. IS THE WORK ABILITY INDEX USEFUL TO MEASURE THE ABSENCE DAYS IN ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS PATIENTS?. Katharina Meyer, Switzerland SI-PO-309-6-Tue. BETTER MANAGEMENT OF OSTEOARTHRITIS (BOA). Carina Thorstensson, Sweden RR-PO-308-14-Tue. DETERMINANTS OF RANGE OF MOTION IN PATIENTS WITH EARLY OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE HIP AND/OR KNEE: RESULTS FROM THE CHECK COHORT. Marike van der Leeden, Netherlands RR-PO-309-4-Tue. EXERCISE ADHERENCE IMPROVES LONG-TERM PATIENT OUTCOME IN PATIENTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE HIP AND/OR KNEE. Martijn Pisters, Netherlands RR-PO-308-6-Tue. DOES PHYSIOTHERAPY AFFECT SEXUAL HEALTH FOR PERSONS WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS?. Kristina AreskougJosefsson, Sweden RR-PO-308-24-Tue. EVALUATION OF THE PREDICTIVE VALUE OF POTENTIALLY MODIFIABLE PHYSICAL FACTORS ON HEALTH STATUS IN PATIENTS WITH KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Rui Soles Gonçalves, Portugal RR-PO-308-22-Tue. QUADRICEPS FEMORIS MUSCLE FATIGUE IN PATIENTS WITH KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Michal Elboim-Gabyzon, Israel RR-PO-308-20-Tue. DOING IS BELIEVING: HEALTH BELIEFS BEFORE AND AFTER PARTICIPATION ON AN EXERCISED-BASED REHABILITATION PROGRAMME FOR CHRONIC KNEE PAIN. Michael Hurley, United Kingdom
RR-PO-206-18-Tue. RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL: MANUAL THERAPY EFFECTIVENESS IN COMPARISON WITH TENS IN CERVICAL MOBILITY IN PATIENTS WITH MECHANICAL NECK DISORDERS. Belén Díaz Pulido, Spain RR-PO-206-14-Tue. PROGNOSIS OF ACUTE NECK PAIN IS WORSE THAN CURRENTLY RECOGNISED: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Julia Hush, Australia RR-PO-206-10-Tue. DO WHIPLASH PATIENTS DIFFER FROM OTHER PATIENTS WITH NON-SPECIFIC NECK PAIN REGARDING PAIN, FUNCTION OR PROGNOSIS?. Arianne P. Verhagen, Netherlands RR-PO-206-8-Tue. COMPARISON OF LONGUS COLLI MUSCLE SIZE IN PATIENT SUFFERING FROM CHRONIC NECK PAIN WITH HEALTHY SUBJECTS UTILIZING ULTRASONOGRAPHY. Khodabakhsh Javanshir, Iran RR-PO-206-4-Tue. DOES TARGETING COGNITIVE FACTORS IMPROVE PHYSIOTHERAPY OUTCOME IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC NECK PAIN? A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Dave Thompson, United Kingdom RR-PO-206-16-Tue. FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME AFTER ANTERIOR CERVICAL DECOMPRESSION AND FUSION: A TEN YEAR FOLLOW- UP OF A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED STUDY. Anna Hermansen, Sweden
NEUROLOGY: Spinal Cord Injury 1 SI-PO-207-18-Tue. THE JOURNEY OF CARE RELATED TO SECONDARY COMPLICATION COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY: DO SOCIAL NETWORKS MATTER?. Sara Guilcher, Canada RR-PO-207-14-Tue. THE RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF A DYNAMIC SITTING BALANCE TEST FOR PEOPLE WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY. Sheila Purves, Hong Kong
RR-PO-309-18-Tue. PRESENCE AND IMPACT OF AUTONOMIC SYMPTOMS IN PATIENTS WITH THE EHLERS-DANLOS SYNDROME. Inge De Wandele, Belgium
RR-PO-207-10-Tue. SPINAL CORD INJURY AT EARLY POSTDEVELOPMENTAL STAGE RESULTS IN FASTER AND GREATER MOTOR RECOVERY THAN INJURY IN ADULTHOOD. Hidenori Takemoto, Japan
RR-PO-308-16-Tue. VIOLENCE AND ABUSE IN THE NARRATIVES OF WOMEN WITH FIBROMYALGIA. Merja Sallinen, Finland
RR-PO-207-6-Tue. PATTERNS OF CHEST WALL KINEMATIC DURING EXPIRATION IN INDIVIDUALS WITH PARAPLEGIA AT SUPINE. RongJiuan Liing, Taiwan
RR-PO-308-12-Tue. SELF-REPORTED KNEE INSTABILITY AND ACTIVITY LIMITATIONS IN PATIENTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE: RESULTS OF THE AMS-OA STUDY. Martin van der Esch, Netherlands RR-PO-308-10-Tue. VALIDATION OF THE AVOIDANCE MODEL IN PATIENTS WITH EARLY OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE. Wilfred Peter, Netherlands RR-PO-308-8-Tue. COMPARISON OF THE THERAPEUTIC EFFICACY OF DICLOFENAC SODIUM AND METHYLSALICYLATE PHONOPHORESIS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Sunday Akinbo, Nigeria
RR-PO-207-16-Tue. IMPACT OF LOCOMOTOR TRAINING AND LEVEL OF INJURY ON VENTILATORY FUNCTION IN PERSONS’ WITH MOTORINCOMPLETE SPINAL CORD INJURY. Jane Wetzel, United States of America RR-PO-207-12-Tue. COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF ELECTRICAL FIELD STIMULATION AND LOW-LEVEL LASER THERAPY ON BONE LOSS IN SPINAL CORD-INJURED RATS. Beatriz Amorim, Brazil
NEUROLOGY: Stroke 1
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RR-PO-208-26-Tue. GRIP FORCE GENERATION AND ABRUPT RELEASE REFLECT TWO COMPLEMENTARY ASPECTS OF HAND FUNCTION AFTER STROKE. Påvel Lindberg, France
RR-PO-206-12-Tue. THE EFFICACY OF NAGS ON ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING IN CERVICAL SPINE PAIN AND STIFFNESS. Deepak Kumar, India
RR-PO-208-24-Tue. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN KNEE MUSCLE’S FUNCTIONAL ABILITY AND 10 METERS MAXIMAL WALKING TIME WITH CHRONIC STROKE PATIENTS. Ryo Kondo, Japan
RR-PO-207-4-Tue. CERVICAL JOINT POSITION SENSE: A COMPARISON BETWEEN NECK PAIN AND ASYMPTOMATIC STUDENT VOLUNTEERS. Felipe Reis, Brazil
RR-PO-209-16-Tue. IPSILATERAL MOTOR DYSFUNCTION AFTER STROKE ASSESSED BY SPEED-ACCURACY TRADE-OFF PARADIGM. Sandra Alouche, Brazil
RR-PO-206-26-Tue. IS ACTIVITY-RELATED CHANGE IN CERVICAL MUSCLE THICKNESS RELATED TO PROPRIOCEPTIVE SENSITIVITY AT NECK?. Suhyun Kim, South Korea
RR-PO-208-20-Tue. HIGHER INTENSITY TREADMILL DOES NOT HARM WALKING PATTERN OR QUALITY FOLLOWING STROKE: FEASIBILITY OF A RANDOMISED TRIAL. Suzanne Kuys, Australia
RR-PO-206-22-Tue. MYOFASCIAL PAIN REFERRAL: PATTERN IDENTIFICATION IN CERVICAL DYSFUNCTION. Derek Kyte, United Kingdom
RR-PO-208-16-Tue. KNEE MUSCLE STRENGTH, BALANCE AND FUNCTIONAL INDEPENDENCE IN PERSONS WITH STROKE. Beatriz Fernandes, Portugal
RR-PO-206-20-Tue. THE EFFECT OF A CERVICAL ROTATIONAL SNAG ON MEDIAN NERVER EXTENSIBILITY IN AN ASYMPTOMATIC POPULATION, A WITHIN SUBJECTS RANDOMISED DESIGN. Paul Browning, United Kingdom
RR-PO-207-22-Tue. SLOWNESS OF MOVEMENT MAY EXPLAIN THE REDUCTION IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AFTER STROKE. Catherine Dean, Australia RR-PO-208-10-Tue. EVIDENCE OF ELECTROMECHANICAL-ASSISTED GAIT TRAINING AFTER STROKE: A SYSTEMATIC COCHRANE REVIEW. Jan Mehrholz, Germany
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RR-PO-209-4-Tue. SIMPLE PREDICTION RULES FOR DAYS TO INDEPENDENT AMBULATORY OF STROKE PATIENTS IN CONVALESCENT REHABILITATION WARDS USING SURVIVAL TREE MODEL. Hidenori Tomoda, Japan
RR-PO-209-20-Tue. IDENTIFYING THE COURSE OF IMPAIRMENTS AND PREDICTING DIFFICULTY CARING FOR THE PROFOUNDLYAFFECTED ARM AFTER STROKE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Rhoda Allison, United Kingdom
SI-PO-208-8-Tue. FEASIBILITY OF LONGITUDINAL 3D-KINEMATIC MEASUREMENTS OF THE PARETIC UPPER LIMB IN PATIENTS WITH STROKE OUTSIDE THE LABORATORY: A CASE REPORT. Joost Van Kordelaar, Netherlands
RR-PO-209-18-Tue. INTERACTIVE BIMANUAL VIRTUAL MIRROR THERAPY ON CHRONIC STROKE: TWO SINGLE-CASE STUDIES. Andrea Heinrichs, Switzerland
RR-PO-208-6-Tue. IMPROVED GAIT PATTERNS FOLLOWING CHRONIC STROKE WITH LOW COST BODY WEIGHT AND TREADMILL TRAINING. Angela Salomao Macedo Salinet, Brazil RR-PO-208-4-Tue. IDENTIFYING PERSONS AT RISK FOR MULTIPLE AND INJURIOUS FALLS AT 2-MONTHS POST-STROKE. Julie K. Tilson, United States of America RR-PO-208-2-Tue. FOOT POSTURE VARIATIONS AFTER STROKE:FREQUENCY, NATURE AND CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE. Saeed Forghany, Iran RR-PO-207-28-Tue. THE EFFECT OF CAREGIVER EDUCATION ON THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF STROKE SURVIVORS AND THEIR CARERS. Witness Mudzi, South Africa
RR-PO-208-28-Tue. DISABILITY OF COMMUNITY-DWELLING STROKE PATIENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA: A 6 MONTH FOLLOW-UP STUDY. Anthea Rhoda, South Africa RR-PO-208-22-Tue. MOBILISATION IN THE ACUTE PHASE OF STROKE - AS SOON AS POSSIBLE? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Bernhard Elsner, Germany
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH 1 SI-PO-210-16-Tue. EVALUATION OF INCOMPANY OCCUPATIONAL PHYSICAL THERAPY AT AKZO NOBEL COATINGS IN SASSENHEIM (THE NETHERLANDS). Maaike van der Holst, Netherlands RR-PO-210-4-Tue. EXERCISE THERAPY FOR OFFICE WORKERS WITH NON-SPECIFIC NECK PAIN: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Prawit Janwantanakul, Thailand
RR-PO-207-24-Tue. DO THE GOALS OF PATIENTS WITH STROKE AND MULTIDISCIPLINARY PROFESSIONALS MATCH? AN EXPLORATORY STUDY INVESTIGATING PATIENT-CENTREDNESS IN GOAL-SETTING. Carolyn Roskell, United Kingdom
RR-PO-210-6-Tue. PROMOTING A SAFETY CLIMATE AND SAFETY ACTIVITIES FOR HEALTH AND WORK ABILITY IN HOME CARE SERVICES WORKERS. Agneta Larsson, Sweden
RR-PO-208-12-Tue. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TRUNK POSITION SENSE AND POSTURAL CONTROL DEFICITS IN PEOPLE POST STROKE. Susan Ryerson, United States of America
RR-PO-210-8-Tue. EFFECTS OF A HEALTH PROMOTING EDUCATIONAL INTERVENTION - A ONE-YEAR FOLLOW UP. Gunvor Gard, Sweden
RR-PO-209-2-Tue. A PHYSIOTHERAPY PROTOCOL ON RECOVERY OF CARDIO-RESPIRATORY CONDITION AND FUNCTIONING HEALTH STATUS AFTER STROKE – PILOT STUDY. Marlene Rosa, Portugal
RR-PO-210-10-Tue. EFFECTIVENESS OF AN ERGONOMIC INTERVENTION PROGRAM FOR REDUCING WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS IN COMMUNITY NURSES. Pui Yuk Grace Szeto, Hong Kong
RR-PO-208-18-Tue. DIFFERENCES IN WEIGHT-BEARING DISTRIBUTION DURING UPRIGHT STANCE MEASURED BY DIGITAL SCALES IN SUBJECTS WITH OR WITHOUT HEMIPARESIS. Emerson Fachin Martins, Brazil
RR-PO-210-14-Tue. CHANGE OF MOTOR CONTROL STRATEGIES IN INDIVIDUALS WITH WORK RELATED NECK PROBLEMS. Yi-Fen Shih, Taiwan
RR-PO-209-6-Tue. AN EVIDENCE BASED INTERVENTION FOR STROKE REHABILITATION IN THE HOME ENVIRONMENT: A KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION STUDY. Julie Richardson, Canada
RR-PO-210-18-Tue. PREVENTIVE PHYSICAL THERAPY FOR WORK RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS: A BRAZILIAN EXPERIENCE. Marisa Fonseca, Brazil
RR-PO-209-8-Tue. PHYSICAL THERAPY INTERVENTIONS FOR PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC STROKE : A QUALITATIVE STUDY INVESTIGATING THE THERAPISTS’ PERSPECTIVE. Elisabeth Burge, Switzerland
RR-PO-210-20-Tue. THE EFFECTS OF DUAL TASK ON POSTURE AND MUSCLE ACTIVITY OF UPPER TRUNK IN TOUCH AND NON-TOUCH TYPISTS. Chiung-Ying Huang, Taiwan
RR-PO-209-10-Tue. THE NUMBER OF SYNAPSES IN THE PRIMARY MOTOR CORTEX OF CONTRALESIONAL HEMISPHERE DOES NOT INCREASE AFTER CEREBRAL INFARCTION. Takuya Otani, Japan
SI-PO-210-22-Tue. VIDAR METHOD AS A TOOL IN ERGONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROCESS - EXPERIENCES IN CATERING AND CLEANING SERVICES. Sirpa Rauas-Huuhtanen, Finland
RR-PO-209-12-Tue. EFFECTIVENESS OF THETA BURST STIMULATION (TBS), FUNCTIONAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION (FES) AND PHYSIOTHERAPY IN POST-STROKE MOTOR REHABILITATION : RANDOMISED CONTROL TRIAL. Fayaz Khan, India
RR-PO-210-24-Tue. PSYCHOSOCIAL WORKING CONDITIONS AMONG A GROUP OF PHYSIOTHERAPISTS AND OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS MEASURED BY THE EFFORT-REWARD IMBALANCE MODEL. Birgit Enberg, Sweden
RR-PO-209-14-Tue. TREATMENT DECISION-MAKING OF PHYSICAL THERAPY IN PATIENT WITH POST-CEREBRAL ARTERIOVENOUS MALFORMATION. Koji Ikeda, Japan
RR-PO-210-28-Tue. PHYSICAL WORKLOAD OF CONSTRUCTION WORKERS IN RELATION TO THEIR PHYSICAL CAPACITY. Mikko Julin, Finland
RR-PO-210-2-Tue. DETECTING WALKING ACTIVITY IN PEOPLE WITH STROKE USING A NOVEL SHOE SENSOR. George Fulk, United States of America
RR-PO-211-2-Tue. SPINAL DEFORMITIES IN COMMERCIAL LOAD PORTERS IN IBADAN, NIGERIA. Babatunde Adegoke, Nigeria
RR-PO-209-28-Tue. THE EFFECT OF FORCED-USE TRAINING OVER LOWER EXTREMITY ON GAIT, MOBILITY AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN INDIVIDUALS WITH STROKE. Wen-Hsiu Yu, Taiwan
RR-PO-210-12-Tue. PREVALENCE OF OSTEOMUSCULAR SYMPTOMS AND RELATION TO OCCUPATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS. Anna Gomes, Brazil
OLDER PEOPLE: Balance & Falls 1
RR-PO-209-26-Tue. BEHAVIOURAL CONSEQUENCES OF SYMMETRYBREAKING IN THE HEALTHY NEURO-MUSCULO-SKELETAL-SYSTEM: CONSEQUENCES FOR THE ANALYSIS OF BIMANUAL COORDINATION IN STROKE. Rita Sleimen-Malkoun, France
RR-PO-312-14-Tue. OSTEOPORORIS IN ELDERLY WOMEN: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY ON RISK OF FALLS, BALANCE, POSTURE STATUS, FUNCTIONAL AUTONOMY AND QUALITY OF LIFE. Maria Araujo, Brazil
RR-PO-209-24-Tue. EFFECTS OF SITTING TRAINING ON A TILTING PLATFORM ON ACUTE STROKE PATIENTS: A RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIAL. Yuji Fujino, Japan
RR-PO-311-24-Tue. TAI CHI FOR FALLS PREVENTION: THE EFFECT OF GROUP EXERCISE. Elizabeth Binns, New Zealand
RR-PO-209-22-Tue. THE EFFECTS OF EARLY EXERCISE ON BRAIN DAMAGE AND RECOVERY AFTER FOCAL CEREBRAL INFARCTION IN RATS. Fumiyo Matsuda, Japan
RR-PO-312-2-Tue. FALLS AND ACTIVITY LEVEL IN COMMUNITYDWELLING OLDER ADULTS. Monica Perracini, Brazil
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RR-PO-312-4-Tue. FALLS AMONGST OLD PEOPLE, LIVING AT LATITUDE DEGREES 65 50 N IN SWEDEN, RECEIVING HOME-HELP SERVICES. Irene Vikman, Sweden
RR-PO-311-18-Tue. AGING MODIFIES ESTIMATED MAXIMUM REACH AND POSTURAL STRATEGY IN FUNCTIONAL REACH TEST. Hiroshi Maejima, Japan
RR-PO-312-6-Tue. THE INFLUENCE OF AI CHI ON BALANCE AND FEAR OF FALLING IN OLDER ADULTS: A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL. Johan Lambeck, Netherlands
RR-PO-310-16-Tue. EFFECTS OF MEDITATION WALK ON ANKLE PROPRIOCEPTION AND BALANCE PERFORMANCE IN THAI ELDERLY WOMEN. Saitida Lapanantasin, Thailand
SI-PO-312-8-Tue. NEW TASK SPECIFIC AND PROGRESSIVE BALANCE TRAINING PROGRAM INCLUDING DUAL/MULTI TASKS FOR ELDERLY. Agneta Ståhle, Sweden
PHYSICAL INACTIVITY 1 RR-PO-211-14-Tue. INACTIVITY IN ADOLESCENTS, WHAT ARE THE EFFECTS ON PHYSICAL CAPACITY?. Katarina Mikaelsson, Sweden
RR-PO-311-20-Tue. FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH BALANCE IMPAIRMENT IN LUMBAR SPINAL STENOSIS. Christy Tomkins-Lane, Canada
RR-PO-211-4-Tue. ENJOYING MOVEMENT AND BEING OVERWEIGHT FOCUSING ON CHILDREN AND YOUTH. Grete Stokkenes, Norway
RR-PO-312-12-Tue. THE VALIDITY OF A NEW TEST: STANDING BALANCE AND REACH TEST. Ashraf Elazzazi, United States of America
RR-PO-211-10-Tue. COACTIVATION IN SEDENTARY AND ACTIVE OLDER ADULTS DURING A SUBMAXIMAL POWER TASK: ACTIVITYRELATED DIFFERENCES. Ann Newstead, United States of America
RR-PO-312-10-Tue. VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY OF CENTER OF PRESSURE MEASUREMENTS USING THE NINTENDO WII BALANCE BOARD IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING ELDERLY INDIVIDUALS. Lynette Sanchez, United States of America
SI-PO-211-18-Tue. HEALTH HIKING BY PHYSIOTHERAPISTS – ENCOURAGING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY WITH AN IMPACT ON SALUTOGENESIS. Christoff Zalpour, Germany
RR-PO-310-22-Tue. PREVALENCE OF VESTIBULAR SYSTEM DISORDERS IN ELDERLY FALLERS WHO DID NOT REPORT DIZZINESS IN INITIAL FALLS SCREENING: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY. Arokkiyasamy Selvanayagam, United Kingdom
SI-PO-211-16-Tue. INVOLVEMENT OF PRIMARY HEALTH CARE PHYSIOTHERAPIST IN HEALTH ENHANCING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PROMOTION AND CHRONIC DISEASES PREVENTION INTERVENTIONS. Andrea Backovic Jurican, Slovenia
RR-PO-309-24-Tue. SHOULD RESEARCH ON FUNCTIONAL TESTING FROM DEVELOPED COUNTRIES BE APPLIED IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES? A REVIEW USING THE BERG BALANCE SCALE. Zachary Sommermeyer, United States of America
RR-PO-211-8-Tue. THE EXERCISE AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY EXPERIENCES OF OLDER ADULTS WITH KNEE PAIN: A MIXED METHODS STUDY. Nadine Foster, United Kingdom
RR-PO-310-2-Tue. POSTURAL STABILITY EFFECTS DURING AND AFTER INTERMITTENT LIGHT FINGER TOUCH. Hui-Ya Chen, Taiwan
SI-PO-211-22-Tue. NORDIC FORUM FOR ETHICS IN PHYSIOTHERAPY. Jeanette Praestegaard, Denmark
SI-PO-310-4-Tue. EXAMINING OLDER PEOPLE’S EXPERIENCES OF FALLS PREVENTION SERVICES. Jackie Riglin, United Kingdom
RR-PO-211-20-Tue. INVOLVEMENT IN, AND VIEWS ON, SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY OF PHYSIOTHERAPISTS FROM A SOUTH AFRICAN PROVINCE: A CROSS-SECTIONAL SURVEY. Karien Mostert-Wentzel, South Africa
RR-PO-310-6-Tue. A SIMPLE MODIFICATION OF FUNCTIONAL REACH TEST TO IMPROVE THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN REACH DISTANCE AND BALANCE ABILITY IN OLDER ADULTS. Sang-I Lin, Taiwan RR-PO-310-8-Tue. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WALKING ABILITY AND BALANCE ABILITY AMONG THE ELDERLY. Satoshi Sugimoto, Japan
PROFESSIONAL ETHICS 1
PROFESSIONAL ISSUES: General 1 SI-PO-312-20-Tue. PHYSIOTHERAPY IN THE EYES OF HEALTH CARE EXECUTIVES IN ISRAEL. Orly Wachsler Yannai, Israel
RR-PO-310-10-Tue. PREVALENCE AND DETERMINANTS OF FALLS, DIZZINESS, AND FEAR OF FALLING AMONG OLDER PEOPLE. Ulrika O Moller, Sweden
RR-PO-312-16-Tue. JOB SATISFACTION AMONG PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN GREECE. Konstantina Chanou, Greece
RR-PO-311-22-Tue. EFFECTS OF FLOOR SURFACE PATTERN DURING GAIT OF ELDERLY PEOPLES. Hiroshi Maeoka, Japan
PROFESSIONAL REGULATION 1
RR-PO-310-18-Tue. TRUNK KINEMATICS DURING GAIT ARE RELATED TO FALL HISTORY IN HEALTHY, ACTIVE ELDERLY. Marcel Toebes, Netherlands RR-PO-311-2-Tue. CHANGES TO PERFORMANCE ON THE FIVE-TIMESSIT-TO-STAND TEST OVER A THREE-YEAR TIME PERIOD. Charla Gray, Canada RR-PO-311-4-Tue. EFFECT OF AGEING ON COMPONENTS OF NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL BALANCE CONTROL. Pragya Dhiman, India
SI-PO-211-23-Tue. A ROLE FOR (REGULATED) PHYSIOTHERAPY SPECIALIZATION IN 2015 - NEW ZEALAND´S JOURNEY INTO UNCHARTERED TERRITORY. Janice Mueller, New Zealand SI-PO-211-27-Tue. MODELS OF PROFESSIONAL REGULATION – AN OVERVIEW OF CURRENT APPROACHES TO PHYSIOTHERAPY REGULATION AND THE POTENTIAL ROLE OF PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS. Margaret Grant, Australia SI-PO-211-25-Tue. STRENGTH IN UNDERSTANDING DIFFERENCES ESTABLISHING THE INTERNATIONAL NETSORK OF PHYSICAL THERAPY REGULATORY AUTHORITIES (INPTRA). Jan Robinson, Canada
RR-PO-311-8-Tue. EXPLORING THE USE OF VIRTUAL REALITY TECHNOLOGY AS AN INTERVENTION IN VESTIBULAR REHABILITATION. Khalid Alahmari, United States of America
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RR-PO-311-10-Tue. FALL DETECTION FOR OLDER PEOPLE SENSITIVITY AND SPECIFICITY FOR A WAIST-WORN SENSOR. Lars Nyberg, Sweden
RR-PO-212-5-Tue. EFFECT OF SUPERVISED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ON BMI IN SCHOOL-AGED CHILDREN. M. Alysia Mastrangelo, United States of America
RR-PO-311-12-Tue. AGE-RELATED DIFFERENCES BETWEEN POSTURAL CONTROL AND ATTENTIONAL COST IN ONE- LEGGED STANDING POSTURE. Hikaru Ihira, Japan
RR-PO-212-3-Tue. DOES DEPRIVATION INFLUENCE TREATMENT OUTCOMES IN PHYSIOTHERAPY? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Anna Lowe, United Kingdom
RR-PO-311-14-Tue. THE TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY OF STEPPING TASKS WITH AND WITHOUT A CONCURRENT COGNITIVE TASK IN OLDER ADULTS. Xi Ruth Lu, Hong Kong
RR-PO-212-1-Tue. FACTORS THAT IMPACT ON HEALTHCARE WORKERS IMPLEMENTATION OF GUIDELINES / RECOMMENDATIONS RELATED TO INFECTION CONTROL WITHIN HEALTHCARE SETTING. Olurotimi Bankole Ajagbe, Ireland
RR-PO-311-16-Tue. PREVENTION OF FALLS AND FRACTURES IN THE CHAOS CLINIC - CHARACTERISTICS OF HOME HAZARDS AMONG FALL-PRONE OLDER FINNS. Maarit Piirtola, Finland
RR-PO-212-7-Tue. THE CHALLENGES EXPERIENCED BY PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES WHO LIVE IN CHIFUBU TOWNSHIP IN ZAMBIA. Mary Sakala-Mumba, Zambia
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QUALIFYING EDUCATION 1 SI-PO-313-1-Tue. CAN WE PREDICT ATTRITION & ACADEMIC SUCCESS IN PRE-QUALIFYING PHYSIOTHERAPY PROGRAMMES?. Karen Hamm, United Kingdom RR-PO-313-3-Tue. DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW TEACHING MATERIAL TO FACILITATE THE IMPROVEMENT OF PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDENTS S’ MOTION ANALYSIS SKILLS. Hiroyasu Iwatsuki, Japan RR-PO-313-5-Tue. A STUDY TO EXPLORE THE CHRONIC PAIN KNOWLEDGE OF THE FINAL YEAR MEDICAL AND PHYSIOTHERAPY UNDERGRADUATES IN GREECE. Konstantinos Drakopoulos, Greece RR-PO-313-7-Tue. EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE: THE VIEWS AND EXPERIENCES OF U.K BSC (HONS) PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS. Alex Partridge, United Kingdom
RR-PO-213-7-Tue. DETERMINING PREDICTORS TO SAFELY INITIATE JOGGING AFTER ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT RECONSTRUCTION. Masahiro Satoh, Japan RR-PO-213-5-Tue. FOOTBALL INJURIES DURING UNIVERSITY SPORT SOUTH AFRICA (USSA) TOURNAMENT 2009. Siphe Mtshali, South Africa RR-PO-213-3-Tue. CRYOTHERAPY EFFECTS IN THE TREATMENT OF ACUTE MUSCULAR INJURY - BIOMECHANICAL ANALYSIS. Joao Paulo Chieregato Matheus, Brazil RR-PO-212-27-Tue. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND HEALTH RELATED FACTORS IMPACTING ON SELF-REPORTED BACKPAIN IN SCHOOLGIRL ROWERS. Gill Johnson, New Zealand
SI-PO-313-9-Tue. DEFINITION OF A NATIONAL COMPETENCE PROFILE AT BSC AND MSC LEVEL. Cécile Ledergerber, Switzerland
RR-PO-212-25-Tue. EFFECT OF ANTI-INFLAMMATORY MEDICATION ON EXERCISE INDUCED RISE IN HEALTHY TENDON COLLAGEN SYNTHESIS IN HUMANS. Sune Dandanell, Denmark
RR-PO-313-13-Tue. UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS´ UNDERSTANDING OF COLLABORATION AND THE IMPACT OF THIS ON THE USE OF TECHNOLOGY AND KNOWLEDGE CONSTRUCTION. Heather Thornton, United Kingdom
RR-PO-212-23-Tue. AN IN VIVO BIOMECHANICAL STUDY ON THE TENSION-VERSUS-KNEE FLEXION ANGLE CURVES OF 2 GRAFTS IN ANATOMIC DOUBLE-BUNDLE ACL RECONSTRUCTION. Yoshie Tanabe, Japan
SI-PO-313-15-Tue. THE FEASIBILITY OF THE ADMISSIONS MULTIPLE MINI-INTERVIEW IN ASSESSING APPLICANTS’ NON-COGNITIVE ATTRIBUTES TO A PHYSICAL THERAPY PROGRAM. Moni Fricke, Canada
RR-PO-212-21-Tue. EFFECTS OF FATIGUE ON TRUNK STABILITY IN ELITE-GYMNASTS. Jaap van Dieen, Netherlands
SPORTS INJURIES 1 RR-PO-213-25-Tue. THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN RUNNERS´ LOWER LIMB ALIGNMENT WITH RUNNING-RELATED INJURIES: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Aline Carla Araújo Carvalho, Brazil RR-PO-213-23-Tue. ACTIVITY PATTERNS FOLLOWING FUNCTIONAL MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE ANKLE SPRAIN. Chris Bleakley, United Kingdom RR-PO-213-21-Tue. KNEE MUSCLE STRENGTH AND JUMP CAPACITY IN SUBJECTS WITH ACL-INJURY ABOUT 24 YEARS AFTER INJURY. Eva Tengman, Sweden
RR-PO-213-1-Tue. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WHOLE BODY REACTION TIME AND THE ONSET TIMING OF THE MUSCLES DURING DROP LANDING. Rieko Sasaki, Japan RR-PO-212-19-Tue. THE EXAMINATION OF KNEE PROPRIOCEPTION AND JOINT POSITION SENSE AMONG TURKISH BLACK SEA FOLK DANCES PERFORMERS. Mehmet Akman, Turkey
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RR-PO-213-15-Tue. INJURY PATTERNS AMONG GHANAIAN FOOTBALLERS DURING THE 2009/2010 GHANA PREMIER LEAGUE SEASON. Jonathan Quartey, Ghana
RR-PO-301-13-Tue. ADVANCED CLINICIAN PRACTITIONER IN ARTHRITIS CARE (ACPAC) PROGRAM-TRAINED THERAPISTS IN ONTARIO: IMPACT ON SYSTEM INTEGRATION AND CHANGE. Leslie Soever, Canada
RR-PO-213-19-Tue. PREOPERATIVE FACTORS AFFECTING POSTOPERATIVE RETURN TO PREVIOUS SPORT ACTIVITY LEVEL IN HIGHLY ACTIVE ATHLETES AFTER ACL RECONSTRUCTION. Takuya Kitaguchi, Japan
SI-PO-301-1-Tue. FROM IMPLEMENTATION TO INTEGRATION – PHYSIOTHERAPIST-LED MODEL CHANGES THE FACE OF ORTHOPAEDICS IN AUSTRALIA: THE JOURNEY FROM VANCOUVER TO AMSTERDAM. David Smith, Australia
RR-PO-212-9-Tue. INVOLVED LOWER EXTREMITY NEUROMUSCULAR ADAPTATIONS IN SUBJECTS WITH HIGHER PERCEIVED SPORTS CAPABILITY LEVELS FOLLOWING ACL RECONSTRUCTION. John Nyland, United States of America
SI-PO-301-3-Tue. THE VALUE OF NON-MEDICAL PRESCRIBING BY PHYSIOTHERAPISTS FOR PATIENTS, THE SERVICE AND THE PROFESSION. Bhanu Ramaswamy, United Kingdom
RR-PO-212-15-Tue. INJURIES AMONG SWEDISH FEMALE ELITE FOOTBALL PLAYERS - A PROSPECTIVE POPULATION STUDY. Inger Jacobson, Sweden RR-PO-213-9-Tue. PLANTAR FASCIITIS AND PAIN SYMPTOM ARE RELATED TO THE LONGITUDINAL ARCH SHAPE AND REARFOOT ALIGNMENT OF THE RUNNERS. Sílvia Maria Amado João, Brazil RR-PO-213-13-Tue. EFFECT OF LUMBO-PELVIC MOTOR CONTROL ON MUSCULOSKELETAL INJURY RATE IN PROFESSIONAL DANCERS. Nathalie Roussel, Belgium
SI-PO-301-5-Tue. WHAT SHOULD A COMPETENCE BASED MODEL OF ASSESSMENT OF ADVANCED PRACTITIONERS WORKING IN OUTPATIENT MUSCULOSKELETAL TRAUMA INCLUDE?. Fiona Cowell, United Kingdom SI-PO-301-7-Tue. EMERGING ROLES - DEVELOPING NON-MEDICAL CONSULTANTS THROUGH AN INNOVATIVE POST-GRADUATE TRAINING PROGRAMME FOR THERAPISTS AND NURSES. Louise Johnson, United Kingdom RR-PO-301-11-Tue. THE PHYSIOTHERAPIST AS A CONSULTANT IN NURSING HOMES -FACTORS INFLUENCING NURSING STAFF’S EXECUTION OF PHYSIOTHERAPY IN ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS. Karin Valeskog, Sweden
RR-PO-212-11-Tue. RELIABILITY TESTING OF THE PATELLOFEMORAL JOINT REACTION FORCE MEASUREMENT IN TAPED AND UNTAPED PATELLOFEMORAL CONDITIONS DURING SQUATTING: A PILOT STUDY. Javid Mostamand, Iran
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RR-PO-213-11-Tue. COMPARISON OF TRUNK ACCELERATIONS AND KNEE FLEXION ANGLE DURING THREE TYPES OF LANDING BETWEEN BALLET DANCERS AND NON-DANCERS. Eri Fujii, Japan
RR-PO-201-4-Tue. MEASURING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF COMMUNITY BASED REHABILITATION SERVICES IN CHILDREN WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DELAYS IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. Geertruida Bekker, United States of America
RR-PO-212-17-Tue. THE MUSCLE FACILITATION EFFECTS OF THE KINESIO TAPING TECHNIQUE: CHANGE IN ISOKINETIC KNEE PERFORMANCE AMONG HEALTHY SUBJECTS. Roy Cheung, Hong Kong
RR-PO-201-2-Tue. INTERNET USE AMONG COMMUNITY-BASED REHABILITATION PROVIDERS IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA. Euson Yeung, Canada
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CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 2 RR-PO-301-16-Tue. DEVELOPMENT OF CULTURAL COMPETENCE IN EXPERIENCED PHYSICAL THERAPISTS: EXPLORING THE INFLUENCE OF PATIENT-CENTERED ATTITUDES. Alice Salzman, United States of America RR-PO-301-14-Tue. EXPERIENCES OF PHYSICAL THERAPISTS NOTKNOWING DURING INTERNATIONAL SERVICE LEARNING (ISL) WORK. Susan Klappa, United States of America SI-PO-301-18-Tue. A THREE LEVEL MODEL OF COMMUNICATION FOR ENHANCING PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENT AND CAREER SUCCESS. Karen Mueller, United States of America RR-PO-302-4-Tue. CLINICALLY FOCUSED MASTERS STUDY: MOVING TOWARDS CLINICAL EXPERTISE. Nicola Petty, United Kingdom RR-PO-301-22-Tue. AN EXPLORATION OF INDIAN PHYSIOTHERAPISTS’ GLOBAL MOBILITY: MOTIVATIONS, ASPIRATIONS, PRACTICE AND PROFESSION DEVELOPMENT. Kate Grafton, United Kingdom RR-PO-301-24-Tue. STIMULATING RESEARCH INVOLVEMENT IN CLINICAL PHYSIOTHERAPISTS. Jessie Janssen, New Zealand SI-PO-302-2-Tue. CURRICULA MODIFICATIONS RESULTING FROM THE CHANGE IN THE POSTGRADUATE MUSCULOSKELETAL PROGRAM FROM ASSOCIATION BASED TO ACADEMIC MASTER LEVEL. Hannu Luomajoki, Switzerland SI-PO-302-8-Tue. REGULATING CONTINUING COMPETENCY; QUEBEC´S EXPERIENCE. Sandy Sadler, Canada SI-PO-302-6-Tue. THE FIVE-YEAR STUDY OF PHYSIOTHERAPY IN CROATIA – THE FIRST EXPERIENCE, THE IMPORTANCE AND EXPECTATIONS. Snjezana Schuster, Croatia SI-PO-302-16-Tue. AN INTERNATIONAL DIALOGUE OF BEST PRACTICES IN DEALING WITH FORMAL, NON FORMAL AND INFORMAL LEARNING IN REHABILITATION. Nuno Anjinho, Portugal SI-PO-302-14-Tue. BRIDGING THE INTERNATIONAL DIVIDE IN PHYSIOTHERAPY EDUCATION. Linda Woodhouse, Canada RR-PO-302-12-Tue. APPLICABILITY OF THE ACQUIRED KNOWLEDGE FROM ONCOLOGIC PHYSICAL THERAPY SPECIALIZATION COURSE AND ITS IMPACT IN PROFESSIONAL LIFE. Solange Canavarro, Brazil SI-PO-302-10-Tue. ´BILDUNG´: AN EDUCATIONAL IDEAL TO PROMOTE CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT BY ENHANCING CRITICAL REFLECTIVE PRACTICE. Judith Chapman, United Kingdom SI-PO-301-20-Tue. MASTER PROGRAM IN NEUROLOGICAL PHYSIOTHERAPY – A WAY TO PROMOTE DEVELOPMENT OF BOTH ACADEMIC KNOWLEDGE AND ADVANCED CLINICAL SKILLS. Britt Normann, Norway
EDUCATION: General 2 RR-PO-201-11-Tue. PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS WITH AND WITHOUT A JOB: DO THEY DIFFER IN LEARNING STRATEGIES AND LEARNING METHODS?. Maria-Anna Laekeman, Germany SI-PO-201-25-Tue. BECOMING A PHYSIOTHERAPIST AT DISTANCE? REPORT FROM A PART-TIME, DECENTRALISED NET-SUPPORTED PROGRAM IN NORWAY. Marianne Aars, Norway SI-PO-201-21-Tue. RISKS AND SIDE-EFFECTS OF WHOLE BODY VIBRATION TRAINING. Kaspar Herren, Switzerland RR-PO-201-19-Tue. PERCEPTIONS, KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES OF FINAL YEAR MEDICAL, OCCUPATIONAL AND SPORT SCIENCE STUDENTS TOWARDS PHYSIOTHERAPY. Threethambal Puckree, South Africa RR-PO-201-17-Tue. CONCEPTUALISING COMMUNITY PHYSIOTHERAPY AS A POINT OF DEPARTURE FOR CURRICULUM REVIEW IN UNDERGRADUATE PHYSIOTHERAPY EDUCATION IN SOUTH AFRICA. Karien Mostert-Wentzel, South Africa SI-PO-201-7-Tue. SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS PLAN A REALITY: STUDENTS OF TODAY LEARNING TO BECOME CLINIC ADMINISTRATORS OF TOMORROW WITH CORE VALUES INSTILLED. Aliya Chaudry, United States of America
RR-PO-201-13-Tue. MEASUREMENT OF EMPATHY CHANGES DURING A PHYSICAL THERAPIST´S EDUCATION AND RELATIONSHIP TO GENDER. Amy Bayliss, United States of America SI-PO-201-9-Tue. TESTING THE SPORTS PHYSIOTHERAPY COMPETENCY ‘REHABILITATION’ IN FORMAL LEARNING IN BULGARIA. Rumiana Tasheva, Bulgaria RR-PO-201-27-Tue. VISUALLY IMPAIRED PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS´ PERCEPTION OF SUPPORT WHILE STUDYING AT A TERTIARY INSTITUTION. Tania Steyl, South Africa SI-PO-201-15-Tue. EDUCATING TO COMBAT DISABILITY: A PROFILE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY TRAINING IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA. Karthikeyan Ramalingam, Papua New Guinea RR-PO-202-5-Tue. ATTITUDES OF STUDENTS TOWARDS CHOSEN CAREER IN THE CONTEXT OF DIFFERENT EDUCATIONAL SYSTEMS IN CENTRAL EUROPE - IMPLICATIONS FOR CURRICULA. Joanna Gotlib, Poland RR-PO-202-19-Tue. CONCEPTIONS OF SKILFULL KNOWLEDGE BY STUDENTS OF PHYSIOTHERAPY. Merja Kurunsaari, Finland SI-PO-202-17-Tue. BUILDING A PHYSIOTHERAPY BACHELOR PROGRAM (BSC) IN SUDAN: A MODEL FOR NORTH-SOUTH COLLABORATION BETWEEN TWO UNIVERSITIES. Mildrid Haugland, Norway SI-PO-202-15-Tue. ASSESSMENT OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE EHEA IN THE DEGREES OF THE HEALTH SCIENCES UNIVERSITARY COLLEGE OF MALAGA. Alicia González Represas, Spain RR-PO-202-13-Tue. USE OF A STANDARDIZED PATIENT ENCOUNTER AS A STANDARDIZED TEST AND FORMATIVE EXAMINATION OF CLINICAL COMPETENCE IN THREE STUDENT COHORTS. Caroline W Stegink Jansen, United States of America SI-PO-202-11-Tue. A LEARNING MODEL TO FACILITATE THE TRANSFER OF KNOWLEDGE INTO PRACTICE - INTRODUCING A ETHICAL REVIEW RECORD INTO PERFORMANCE REVIEW. Sheila Ritcey, Canada SI-PO-202-7-Tue. INNOVATION IN PHYSIOTHERAPY AND OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY. Patricia de Lipthay Behrend, Denmark RR-PO-202-1-Tue. PALLIATIVE AND TERMINAL CARE CLASSES: A STUDY ON PHYSICAL THERAPY EDUCATION IN JAPAN. Jun Watanabe, Japan RR-PO-202-9-Tue. AN EXPLORATION INTO INFLUENCES OF DEMOGRAPHICAL PROFILES OF STUDENTS ENTERING A BSC COURSE IN PHYSIOTHERAPY ON THEIR DEGREE CLASSIFICATION. Rosalie Bennett, United Kingdom
ELECTROPHYSICAL & ISOTHERMAL AGENTS 2 RR-PO-202-23-Tue. ADJUSTING PULSE AMPLITUDE DURING TENS APPLICATION PRODUCES GREATER HYPOALGESIA. Richard Liebano, Brazil RR-PO-204-15-Tue. BIOLOGICAL RESPONSE IN VITRO OF SKELETAL MUSCLE CELLS TREATED WITH DIFFERENT INTENSITY CONTINUOUS AND PULSED ULTRASOUND FIELDS. Viviane Abrunhosa, Brazil RR-PO-204-5-Tue. THE EFFECT OF ULTRASOUND THERAPY ON PREVENTING JOINT CONTRACTURES IN RATS. Tasaka Atsushi, Japan RR-PO-204-7-Tue. EFFECTS OF TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NERVE STIMULATION IN SHOULDER POSTOPERATIVE PATIENTS – WHERE WAS THE BEST ELECTRODES PLACEMENT ? –. Mitsunori Tokuda, Japan RR-PO-204-9-Tue. EFFECTS OF LOW LEVEL LASERTHERAPY IN THE PROCESS OF NERVE REGENERATION AFTER TOTAL SECTION OF THE SCIATIC NERVE IN RATS. Giuliana Di Gangi, Brazil RR-PO-204-17-Tue. TIME-RESPONSE TO IONTOPHORESIS OF ACETYLCHOLINE AND SODIUM NITROPRUSSIDE USING DIFFERENT CURRENT STRENGTH IN ONE TEST. Po-Chou Lin, Taiwan RR-PO-202-25-Tue. ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE ABDOMEN PRESERVES MOTOR-PERFORMANCE OF INACTIVE ELDERLY: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Misa Miura, Japan
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Poster displays - Tuesday 21 June 2011
Poster displays - Tuesday
Poster displays - Tuesday 21 June 2011
RR-PO-204-11-Tue. MECHANICAL STIMULATION IMPROVES SURVIVAL IN RANDOM-PATTERN SKIN FLAPS IN RATS. Pascale Tacani, Brazil RR-PO-203-3-Tue. A STUDY TO COMPARE THE EFFECTS OF CONTINUOUS AND PULSED ULTRASOUND ON CHRONIC RHINOSINUSITIS. Noureddin Nakhostin Ansari, Iran
RR-PO-302-21-Tue. EFFECT OF A PUSHRIM ACTIVATED POWER ASSISTED WHEELCHAIR ON SHOULDER KINEMATICS, KINETICS AND ELECTROMYOGRAPHY IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS. Marieke Kloosterman, Netherlands RR-PO-303-7-Tue. EFFICACY OF ORTHOSES IN THE TREATMENT OF NECK PAIN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Anita Gross, Canada
RR-PO-204-1-Tue. DOES THE TYPE OF ELECTRICAL STIMULATION AFFECT THE HEALING OF CHRONIC WOUNDS. Gerard Koel, Netherlands
RR-PO-303-5-Tue. EFFECTS OF LOWER LIMB PROSTHESIS ON ACTIVITY, PARTICIPATION AND QUALITY OF LIFE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Outi Töytäri, Finland
SI-PO-204-13-Tue. COMPARISON BETWEEN THERMAL IMAGES FROM INFRARED AND DIGITAL CAMERAS IN TEST OBJECTS OF CHOLESTERIC LIQUID CRYSTALS HEATED BY THERAPEUTIC ULTRASOUND. Rejane Medeiros Costa, Brazil
RR-PO-303-3-Tue. THE JOYSTICK GAMES FOR POWER WHEELCHAIR DRIVING SKILL IMPROVEMENT. Wei-Pin Huang, Taiwan
RR-PO-203-27-Tue. CHANGES OF TEMPERATURE BETWEEN ELECTRODES BY ELECTRIC STIMULATION. Makoto Miwa, Japan RR-PO-203-5-Tue. LED’S EFFECTS IN WISTAR’S RATS WOUND HEALING. Patricia Meyer, Brazil RR-PO-203-17-Tue. LIGHT EMITTING DIODE THERAPY (LEDT) AS A RESOURCE TO PROMOTE A SATISFACTORY HEALING PROCESS ON LESIONED TENDON. Jessica Bastos, Brazil RR-PO-202-27-Tue. PROTECTIVE EFFECTS OF ISOMETRIC CONTRACTION USING ELECTRICAL STIMULATION ON MUSCLE ATROPHY. Naoto Fujita, Japan
RR-PO-302-23-Tue. COMPARING GAIT PERFORMANCE OF PEOPLE WITH CHARCOT-MARIE-TOOTH DISEASE WHO DO AND DO NOT WEAR ANKLE FOOT ORTHOSES. Gita Ramdharry, United Kingdom RR-PO-302-19-Tue. THE USAGE OF ASSISTIVE DEVICES AMONG ADULTS WITH LONG-TERM DISABILITIES: A NATIONAL SURVEY. ChihChin Hsieh, Taiwan RR-PO-303-1-Tue. THE WII FIT – IS IT A VALID CLINICAL TOOL?. Charlotte Rattenbury, United Kingdom
EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE 2 RR-PO-204-26-Tue. MAPPING THE CORE JOURNALS OF THE PHYSICAL THERAPY LITERATURE. Melanie Buchanan, United States of America
RR-PO-203-7-Tue. THE EFFECT OF INTERACTIVE NEUROSTIMULATION ON DIGITALLY TENDER POINTS ASSOCIATED WITH MECHANICAL NECK PAIN: A PILOT STUDY. Lucy Chipchase, Australia
SI-PO-204-24-Tue. A MODIFICATION OF SACKETT´S MODEL FOR EVIDENCE BASED MEDICINE BASED ON THE ACUTENESS OF THE PATIENT´S CONDITION. Staffan Elgelid, United States of America
RR-PO-204-3-Tue. THE EFFECT OF PULSED SHORT WAVE THERAPY (PSWT) ON BLOOD FLOW, SKIN TEMPERATURE AND NERVE CONDUCTION IN OSTEOARTHRITIC PATIENTS. Maryam Almandil, Kuwait
RR-PO-204-22-Tue. THE IMPACT OF EDUCATIONAL LEVEL ON EVIDENCE-BASED PHYSIOTHERAPY: A SURVEY OF KNOWLEDGE, BEHAVIOUR, ATTITUDES, AND PREREQUISITES AMONG SWEDISH PHYSIOTHERAPISTS. Ylva Nilsagård, Sweden
RR-PO-203-1-Tue. A PILOT STUDY OF THE INTERFERENTIAL LASER THERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF THE CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME. Ramon Montes-Molina, Spain
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RR-PO-203-11-Tue. A REPEATED SINGLE CASE STUDY PILOT INVESTIGATION COMBINING EMG-FES AND SPLINTING TO IMPROVE UPPER LIMB FUNCTION IN SUBACUTE STROKE PATIENTS. Shannon Williams, Australia
RR-PO-303-14-Tue. IMPACT OF WEIGHT LOSS ON AEROBIC CAPACITY IN WOMAN AFTER BARIATRIC SURGERY. Eli Forti, Brazil
RR-PO-203-9-Tue. EFFECTS OF TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NERVE STIMULATION ON MUSCLE METABOREFLEX IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS. Gaspar Chiappa, Brazil RR-PO-203-19-Tue. USING BIO-ELECTRIC INTERFERENTIAL CURRENTS TO DIAGNOSE AND MONITOR CONVENTIONAL TREATMENT OF KNEE PAIN PATIENTS. Jan Parkki, Finland RR-PO-203-13-Tue. EFFECTS OF PLACEBO AND ACTIVE INTERFERENTIAL CURRENT THERAPY ON PRESSURE PAIN SENSITIVITY: A RANDOM CROSSOVER PLACEBO CONTROLLED STUDY. Jorge Fuentes, Canada RR-PO-203-15-Tue. RECOVERY OF STATURE IN THE UPRIGHT SITTING POSITION IN THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT. Vera Israel, Brazil RR-PO-203-25-Tue. TEMPERATURE CHANGES IN HUMAN ACHILLES TENDON DURING AND AFTER 20 MINUTES OF ICE PACK OR COLD WHIRLPOOL. Bill Myrer, United States of America RR-PO-202-21-Tue. AN INVESTIGATION OF THE DOSE RESPONSE HYPOALGESIC EFFECTS OF TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NERVE STIMULATION USING PRESSURE PAIN THRESHOLD. Deirdre Walsh, United Kingdom RR-PO-203-21-Tue. CHANGES OF EXCITABILITY IN HUMAN PRIMARY MOTOR CORTEX INDUCED BY NEUROMUSCULAR ELECTRICAL STIMULATION. Kenichi Sugawara, Japan
EQUIPMENT / ORTHOTICS / PROSTHETICS 2 RR-PO-302-17-Tue. INFLUENCE OF SPINAL CURVATURE ON SHEAR FORCE APPLIED TO BUTTOCKS WHILE SITTING COMFORTABLY ON A CHAIR. Kenichi Kobara, Japan
RR-PO-304-12-Tue. QUADRICEPS MUSCLE STRENGTHENING: CONSTANT VERSUS VARIABLE LOAD. Pedro Jorge Rebelo, Portugal
RR-PO-304-2-Tue. CHANGE IN SKATING PERFORMANCE AND ESTIMATED PEAK OXYGEN CONSUMPTION DURING THE FIRST HALF OF A MEN´S COLLEGE ICE HOCKEY SEASON. Dylan Wiwchar, Canada RR-PO-303-20-Tue. A PEDOMETER-BASED WALKING PROGRAMME FOR PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN: EXPERIENCE FROM THE BACK 2 ACTIVITY TRIAL. Suzanne McDonough, United Kingdom SI-PO-303-22-Tue. A NEW WAY OF INTERPRETING THE RESULTS OF THE SIX-MINUTE WALK TEST WITH THE USE OF THE GENETIC ALGORITHM. Jacek Luniewski, Poland RR-PO-303-24-Tue. AQUATIC EXERCISES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS: A COMMUNITY-BASED STUDY. Yasser Salem, United States of America RR-PO-304-4-Tue. EFFECT OF COMBINED EXERCISE TRAINING ON PHYSICAL AND METABOLIC FITNESS IN ADULTS WITH MENTAL RETARDATION. Patrick Calders, Belgium RR-PO-304-6-Tue. EVALUATION OF TRAINING PERFORMANCE OF SEDENTARY INDIVIDUALS COMPLETING THREE SUB-MAXIMAL ISOKINETIC TRAINING PROTOCOLS DIFFERENTIATED BY INTENSITY/VOLUME. Pritesh Barchha, United Kingdom RR-PO-304-10-Tue. ADHERENCE WITH AN EIGHT WEEK INDIVIDUALISED WALKING PROGRAMME FOR PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN: REPORT FROM THE SWIFT TRIAL. Ruth Mills, Ireland RR-PO-304-14-Tue. EFFECT OF ACTIVE SELF-STRETCHING AND PNF (RHYTHMIC STABILIZATION) TECHNIQUE ON HAMSTRING FLEXIBILITY. Patcharee Kooncumchoo, Thailand RR-PO-303-16-Tue. ENERGY EXPENDED PLAYING NINTENDO WII. Cuisle O'Donovan, Ireland
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RR-PO-303-8-Tue. QUANTIFICATION OF BONE ARCHITECTURAL CHANGES SECONDARY TO TREADMILL RUNNING EXERCISE IN ADULT OSTEOPENIC RATS. Mona Ibrahim, Egypt
RR-PO-205-11-Tue. RELIABILITY OF MEASUREMENTS OF THE CROSSSECTIONAL AREA OF THE MEDIAN NERVE IN THE CARPAL TUNNEL: AN ULTRASONOGRAPHIC STUDY. Steinar Hummelsund, Norway
RR-PO-303-10-Tue. EFFECT OF AN ADDITIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM ON POSTURE, MOTOR CONTROL, MUSCLE LENGTH AND STRENGTH OF UPPER EXTREMITIES IN PROFESSIONAL MUSICIANS. Nathalie Roussel, Belgium
RR-PO-205-13-Tue. ULTRASONOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF THE LONGUS COLLI MUSCLE IN CHRONIC NECK PAIN PATIENTS. Leani Pereira, Brazil
RR-PO-303-12-Tue. EFFECT OF ACUTE, WHOLE-BODY VIBRATION ON AN ISOMETRIC ONE REPETITION MAXIMUM BICEPS CURL. Elaine Betts, United States of America RR-PO-304-8-Tue. EVALUATION OF FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY AND RESPIRATORY MUSCLE STRENGTH BEFORE AND AFTER REHABILITATION PROGRAM. Caroline Debatin, Brazil
HEALTH PROMOTION & WELLBEING 2 SI-PO-305-1-Tue. A PHENOMENOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE ON PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND MOVEMENT. Siri Moe, Norway RR-PO-304-17-Tue. EFFECT OF EXERCISE EDUCATION ON PROMOTING DAILY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN JAPANESE WORKERS: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Fuminari Asada, Japan RR-PO-304-19-Tue. ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONALS AND THE PROVISION OF NUTRITIONAL ADVICE; DO THEY, SHOULD THEY, CAN THEY? AN EXPLORATORY STUDY. Mindy Cairns, United Kingdom RR-PO-304-23-Tue. ATTITUDES OF PHYSICAL THERAPISTS IN ISRAEL REGARDING THEIR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY HABITS – A PILOT STUDY. Nirit Rotem-Lehrer, Israel RR-PO-305-3-Tue. QUALITY OF EXPERIENCE AND MOTOR REHABILITATION: THE PATIENTS PERSPECTIVE. Federica Cappellini, Italy RR-PO-305-5-Tue. EFFECT OF THERAPEUTIC APPROACH FOR PREVENTION OF KNEE AND LOW BACK PAIN. Shuichi Obuchi, Japan
RR-PO-205-19-Tue. QUANTITATIVE ULTRASOUND IN VITRO TO DIFFERENTIATE NORMAL LONG BONE AND PSEUDOARTHROSIS BY REFLECTION COEFFICIENT IN ANIMAL MODEL. Wagner Pereira, Brazil RR-PO-205-17-Tue. RELIABILITY OF ULTRASOUND MEASURES OF THE ABDOMINAL MUSCLES: EFFECT OF TASK AND TRANSDUCER POSITION. Dany Gagnon, Canada RR-PO-205-5-Tue. POWER DOPPLER ULTRASOUND IN THE EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF PRIMARY/IDIOPATHIC ADHESIVE CAPSULITIS: A PILOT STUDY. Sarah Walmsley, Australia
KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION 2 SI-PO-206-1-Tue. HOW TO ENHANCE APPLICATION OF AVAILABLE EVIDENCE TO LOCAL PRACTICES? PHYSIOTHERAPY IN A STROKE REHABILITATION UNIT AS AN ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE. Christa Nanninga, Netherlands RR-PO-205-27-Tue. RESULTS OF THE PILOT STUDY OF A MULTILEVEL INTERVENTION TO IMPROVE ADHERENCE TO EVIDENCE BASED GUIDELINES FOR LOW BACK PAIN. Geert Rutten, Netherlands SI-PO-205-25-Tue. KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER IN PHYSIOTHERAPY IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE: THE ASSOCIATION OF PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE EUROPE (APPDE). Diana Jones, United Kingdom SI-PO-205-23-Tue. KNOWLEDGE BROKER AS A KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER STRATEGY TO IMPLEMENT SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE IN REHABILITATION CLINICAL SETTINGS. Sheila Schneiberg, Brazil
RR-PO-305-7-Tue. GENDER AND SUBJECTIVE EXPERIENCE AMONG PATIENTS IN A REHABILITATION UNIT. Paolo Garavaglia, Italy
SI-PO-205-21-Tue. DO-IT: DESIGNING OPTIMAL INTERVENTIONS FOR PHYSICAL THERAPY, A RESEARCH COLLABORATION. Marike van der Leeden, Netherlands
RR-PO-305-9-Tue. HEALTH PROMOTION WITH PEDIATRIC AND OLDER ADULT PATIENTS: A NATIONWIDE SURVEY OF U.S. PHYSICAL THERAPISTS. William Healey, United States of America
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RR-PO-305-11-Tue. SYMPTOMS AND RISK FACTORS FOR KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS, STROKE AND LOW BACK PAIN: WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT THE PUBLIC´S KNOWLEDGE?. Shreya Prasanna, Canada SI-PO-305-13-Tue. PROMOTION OF HEALTH ENHANCING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY (HEPA) THROUGH THE EUROPEAN PROJECT LIFE CYCLE IN SLOVENIA. Andrea Backovic Jurican, Slovenia RR-PO-305-17-Tue. ACHIEVING CONSENSUS ON RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE CLINICAL MANAGEMENT OF OVERWEIGHT AND OBESE ADULTS FOR CANADIAN PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE. Cathy Evans, Canada
RR-PO-306-23-Tue. A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE: EXERCISE PROTOCOLS DURING THE FIRST SIX MONTHS POST ACL SURGERY. Elaine Bukowski, United States of America RR-PO-305-19-Tue. AN AUDIT TO EVALUATE THE EFFECT OF FEMORAL NERVE BLOCKS ON REHABILITATION OUTCOMES POST TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY. Brenda Monaghan, Ireland RR-PO-305-21-Tue. INFLUENCE OF CLOSED-KINETIC CHAIN EXERCISES AND PHYSICAL THERAPY AFTER DISTAL RADIUS FRACTURES. Mohamed AbdelFatah, Egypt RR-PO-305-23-Tue. SELF-REPORT AND PERFORMANCE BASED OF FUNCTION IN PATINENTS WITH TKR. Ghazi Sarhan, Bahrain
RR-PO-305-15-Tue. ADULTS WITH CEREBRAL PALSY TRAINING TO INCREASE OVERALL WELLNESS: PROJECT ACT NOW. Deborah Thorpe, United States of America
RR-PO-306-1-Tue. INFLUENCE OF SEMITENDINOSUS TENDON AFTER HARVESTING FOR ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT RECONSTRUCTION ON MUSCLE ACTIVITY DURING SINGLE-LEG SQUATTING. Wataru Fukuda, Japan
SI-PO-304-21-Tue. DEVELOPMENT OF A HYPERMOBILITY AND HYPERMOBILITY SYNDROME TRAINING PROGRAMME FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS: A CASE STUDY. Jane Simmonds, United Kingdom
RR-PO-306-3-Tue. EFFECT OF NEURODYNAMIC TECHNIQUES ON RECOVERY OF UPPER LIMB AFTER OLECRANON FRACTURES. Evgeniya Dimitrova, Bulgaria
IMAGING & DIAGNOSTICS 2
RR-PO-306-5-Tue. KINEMATIC ANALYSIS OF SIT-TO-STAND MOTION IN KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS PATIENTS. Masaya Anan, Japan
RR-PO-205-15-Tue. SOMATOSENSORY EVOKED MAGNETIC FIELDS FOLLOWING SYNCHRONIZED STIMULATION OF MEDIAN AND ULNAR NERVE. Toshio Soma, Japan
RR-PO-306-7-Tue. PATIENTS’ CONCEPTIONS OF PHYSIOTHERAPY COUNSELLING AFTER TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY. Johanna Stepanoff, Finland
RR-PO-205-7-Tue. REPEATABILITY AND RELIABILITY OF PLANTAR PRESSURE DISTRIBUTION MEASUREMENT WITH ELECTRONIC PEDOBAROGRAPH DURING STANCE. Miroljub Jakovljevic, Slovenia
RR-PO-306-11-Tue. FACTORS PREDICTING EARLY POSTOPERATIVE MOTOR FUNCTION AFTER KNEE ARTHROPLASTY. Shigehiro Uchida, Japan
RR-PO-205-9-Tue. BIOMECHANICAL BACK DISABILITY INDEX SONOMYOGRAPHY-BASED: A NEW TOOL TO IDENTIFY RISK OF LOW BACK PAIN. Manuel González Sánchez, United Kingdom
RR-PO-306-13-Tue. CONTROLLING ANOMALOUS MOTION LEADS ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT COMPLETE RUPTURE INTO NATURAL HEALING；ANIMAL EXPERIMENTAL STUDY. Takanori Kokubun, Japan
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RR-PO-306-15-Tue. THE UTILIZATION OF NINTENDO WII FITTM IN THE REHABILITATION OF OUTPATIENTS FOLLOWING TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENTS – A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Manuel Gomez, Canada RR-PO-306-17-Tue. EFFECTS OF TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY ON VARUS/VALGUS ALIGNMENT AND KNEE ADDUCTION MOMENT DURING GAIT. Noboru Shimada, Japan RR-PO-306-21-Tue. CYST VOLUME IN THE ACETABULUM AND FEMORAL HEAD DECREASE AFTER PERIACETABULAR OSTEOTOMY. Lone Ramer Mikkelsen, Denmark RR-PO-306-19-Tue. THE EFFECT OF ABDOMINAL HOLLOWING OR BRACING MANEUVER ON MUSCULAR ACTIVATION PATTERN DURING PRONE HIP EXTENSION. Amir Massoud Arab, Iran RR-PO-308-3-Tue. FEASABILITY OF EARLY PROGRESSIVE RESISTANCE TRAINING AFTER TOTAL HIP REPLACEMENT. Lone Ramer Mikkelsen, Denmark SI-PO-307-1-Tue. ACCELERATED REHABILITATION FOR PATIENTS WITH HIP AND KNEE REPLACEMENT. Lena Olofsson, Sweden
RR-PO-308-5-Tue. PHENOTYPES WITH DIFFERENT CLINICAL OUTCOMES IN KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Jesper Knoop, Netherlands RR-PO-308-13-Tue. CONTRIBUTION OF KNEE ADDUCTION MOMENT IMPULSE TO PAIN AND DISABILITY IN JAPANESE WOMEN WITH MEDIAL KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Nobuhiro Kito, Japan RR-PO-309-21-Tue. EFFECT OF AN EDUCATION PROGRAMME FOR PATIENTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS IN PRIMARY CARE – A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Anne-Marie Ronnheden, Sweden RR-PO-308-11-Tue. ONSET LATENCY OF THE QUADRICEPS MUSCLE FOLLOWING SAGITTAL PERTURBATION IN WOMEN WITH AND WITHOUT HYPERMOBILITY. Matthias Stettler, Switzerland SI-PO-308-15-Tue. HOW TO IMPROVE THE UTILIZATION OF CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT FOR PATIENTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE HIP/KNEE USING A CARE BOOKLET?. Agnes Smink, Netherlands RR-PO-308-17-Tue. POSTURAL CONTROL IN DEGENERATIVE AND INFLAMMATORY DISEASES OF THE HIP. Edit Sziver, Hungary
RR-PO-307-3-Tue. PRE AND POST FATIGUE ASSESSMENT OF EXTENSION MOMENTS IN PATIENTS WITH UNILATERAL ACL RECONSTRUCTION. Ahmed Radwan, Egypt
RR-PO-308-19-Tue. THE ROLE OF EXERCISE IN COMBINATION WITH NSAID OR GLUCOSAMINE ON RAGE IMMUNOREACTIVITY IN THE QUADRICEPS OF OSTEOARTHRITIS PATIENTS. Ana Cláudia MattielloSverzut, Brazil
RR-PO-307-5-Tue. FALL INCIDENCE AND RISK FACTORS IN PATIENTS AFTER TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY: A SIX-MONTH PROSPECTIVE STUDY. Hiromi Matsumoto, Japan
RR-PO-308-21-Tue. GENDER DIFFERENCES IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PATTERN IN PEOPLE WITH ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS. Emma Haglund, Sweden
RR-PO-307-7-Tue. EXPERIENCE OF HEALTH CARE AND SUPPORT FROM SPOUSES AFTER SURGERY FOR CERVICAL DISC DISEASE. Görel Kjellman, Sweden
RR-PO-308-23-Tue. DOES MODERATE-TO-HIGH INTENSITY NORDIC WALKING ENHANCE BODY FUNCTION AND PAIN IN WOMEN WITH FIBROMYALGIA?. Kaisa Mannerkorpi, Sweden
RR-PO-307-9-Tue. STEPPING EXERCISE IMPROVES MUSCLE STRENGTH IN THE EARLY POSTOPERATIVE PHASE AFTER TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY: A CLINICAL CONTROLLED TRIAL. Rui Tsukagoshi, Japan
RR-PO-309-15-Tue. OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE: EXPLAINATIONS FOR THE EFFECTS OF EXERCISE THERAPY ON PAIN AND FUNCTIONING: A QUALITATIVE STUDY. David Beckwée, Belgium
RR-PO-307-11-Tue. RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN VIBRATORY PERCEPTION AND JOINT POSITION SENSE AT THE KNEE. Renuka Erande, United Kingdom
RR-PO-309-3-Tue. LAND-BASED EXERCISES DURATION OR FREQUENCY DOES NOT INFLUENCE EFFECTIVENESS OF REDUCING PAIN IN OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE : A META-ANALYSIS. Ryo Tanaka, Japan
RR-PO-307-13-Tue. COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF EXERCISE THERAPY ADDED TO GENERAL PRACTITIONERS’ CARE FOR HIP OSTEOARTHRITIS COMPARED TO GENERAL PRACTITIONERS’ CARE ALONE – DESIGN. Pauline van Es, Netherlands
RR-PO-309-5-Tue. THE DIRECT EFFECT OF MODERATE INTENSIVE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ON BIOCHEMICAL MARKERS OF BONE METABOLISM AMONG HEALTHY YOUNG PEOPLE. Gabriella Gombos, Hungary
SI-PO-307-15-Tue. A NEW STANDARDIZED AND GOAL-ORIENTED REHABILITATION PROGRAM FOR PATIENTS AFTER SURGICAL HIP DISLOCATION. Bettina Bertschy, Switzerland
RR-PO-309-7-Tue. EVALUATION OF THE PREDICTIVE VALUE OF PATIENT CHARACTERISTICS ON HEALTH STATUS AFTER PHYSICAL THERAPY FOR KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Rui Soles Gonçalves, Portugal
RR-PO-307-17-Tue. EFFECTS OF A LATE PHASE EDUCATION AND HOME BASED INDIVIDUALIZED EXERCISE PROGRAM IN OPTIMIZING OUTCOMES FOLLOWING TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY. Ann Read, Canada
RR-PO-309-9-Tue. INTRATESTER- AND TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY OF A PHYSICAL-TEST BATTERY FOR INVESTIGATING ARTHRITIC KNEE PAIN. Jon Joensen, Norway
RR-PO-307-19-Tue. THE ONSET TIME OF QUADRICEPS IN PEOPLE WITH PATELLOFEMORAL JOINT OSTEOARTHRITIS. Hsing-Hsan Lee, Taiwan
RR-PO-309-11-Tue. THE INFLUENCES OF MEDIALLY WEDGED INSOLES ON SYMPTOM REDUCTION AND QUADRICEPS ACTIVATION IN PEOPLE WITH PATELLOFEMORAL JOINT OSTEOARTHRITIS. ChengFeng Lin, Taiwan
RR-PO-307-23-Tue. WHO RETURNS TO WORK AFTER ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY? - IDENTIFICATION OF RISK FACTORS INFLUENCING THE PATIENT´S EXPECTATION OF RTW. Heidi Marie Brogner, Denmark
RR-PO-309-13-Tue. ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC ANALYSES OF MUSCLE FATIGUE IN FIBROMYALGIA PATIENTS DURING A FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITY. Juliana Sauer, Brazil
RR-PO-308-1-Tue. SOCIAL AND HEALTH FACTORS PREDICT DISABILITY AND WORK OUTCOMES FOLLOWING DISTAL RADIUS FRACTURES ACROSS THE LIFESPAN. Joy C MacDermid, Canada
RR-PO-309-17-Tue. EFFECTS OF REHABILITATION EXERCISE TRAINING ON FUNCTIONAL BALANCE TESTS AND GAIT MARKERS IN PATIENTS WITH FIBROMYALGIA. Jacques Vaillant, France
MUSCULOSKELETAL: Rheumatology 2
RR-PO-309-1-Tue. THE EFFECT OF FIBROMYALGIA SYNDROME ON RESPIRATORY PRESSURE AND THORACIC EXPANSIBILITY. Jefferson Jovelino A Santos, Brazil
RR-PO-308-9-Tue. HIP TRACTION CAN REDUCE THE REFERRED KNEE PAIN TO A GREATER EXTENT THAN THE LOCAL PAIN IN HIP OSTEOARTHRITIS. Tomohiko Nishigami, Japan
MUSCULOSKELETAL: Spine 2
RR-PO-308-7-Tue. WOMENS´ EXPERIENCES OF SEXUAL HEALTH WHEN LIVING WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS. Kristina AreskougJosefsson, Sweden
RR-PO-206-17-Tue. CERVICAL MOBILIZATION COMPARED TO NEURODYNAMIC TREATMENT IN PATIENTS WITH CERVICOBRACHIAL PAIN – A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL. Miriam Marks, Switzerland RR-PO-206-15-Tue. RELATIONSHIPS AMONG THICKNESS OF THE DORSAL MUSCLES IN UPPER CERVICAL SPINE, GENDER, SIDE-TO-SIDE DIFFERENCE, ANTHROPOMETRIC MEASURES IN AN ASYMPTOMATIC POPULATION. Huei-Ming Chai, Taiwan
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RR-PO-206-3-Tue. CERVICAL SPINAL STIMULATION PRODUCES MULTISEGMENTAL MUSCULAR RESPONSES IN THE UPPER LIMBS. Mohamed Sabbahi, United States of America
RR-PO-207-23-Tue. PRACTISING SKILLS WITH MOVEMENT IMAGERY IN STROKE REHABILITATION; WHERE DO WE STAND?. Susy Braun, Netherlands
RR-PO-206-5-Tue. EFFECTS OF TRACTION AND RETRACTION APPROACHES ON THE COMPROMISED SPINAL ROOT IN PATIENTS WITH SUB-ACUTE AND CHRONIC CERVICAL RADICULOPATHY. Sami AlAbdulwahab, Saudi Arabia
RR-PO-207-21-Tue. MOTOR ASSESSMENT SCALE AT THE ACUTE STAGE OF STROKE? QUALITATIVE RESEARCH ON PHYSIOTHERAPISTS ABOUT ASSESSMENT AND ACCREDITATION. Karen Hjerrild Andreasson, Denmark
RR-PO-206-7-Tue. THE INFLUENCE OF BALANCE TRAINING ON CERVICAL JOINT POSITION SENSE IN SUBJECTS WITH SUB CLINICAL NON-SPECIFIC NECK PAIN. Konstantin Beinert, Germany
RR-PO-208-9-Tue. IMPACT OF STROKE ON ANTERIOR-POSTERIOR FORCE GENERATION PRIOR TO SEAT-OFF DURING SIT-TO-WALK. Gunilla Frykberg, Sweden
RR-PO-206-19-Tue. THE PROFITMAP-NECK - RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF A NEW QUESTIONNAIRE FOR SYMPTOMS AND FUNCTIONAL LIMITATIONS IN SUBJECTS WITH NECK PAIN. Martin Björklund, Sweden
RR-PO-207-25-Tue. MEASURING REINVESTMENT IN PATIENTS AFTER STROKE USING THE MOVEMENT SPECIFIC REINVESTMENT SCALE. Melanie Kleynen, Netherlands
RR-PO-206-11-Tue. THE EFFICACY OF CERVICAL LORDOSIS REHABILITATION FOR NERVE ROOT FUNCTION, PAIN, AND SEGMENTAL MOTION IN CERVICAL SPONDYLOTIC RADICULOPATHY. Ibrahim Moustafa, Egypt RR-PO-206-9-Tue. DEFORMATION, VELOCITY AND ACCELERATION OF THE DORSAL NECK MUSCLES DURING RESISTED ISOMETRIC EXTENSION - COMPARISON BETWEEN PATIENTS AND HEALTHY CONTROLS. Anneli Peolsson, Sweden RR-PO-206-21-Tue. CORRELATION BETWEEN NECK AND RESPIRATORY MUSCLE STRENGTH IN HEALTHY AND CHRONIC NECK PAIN PATIENTS. Nikolaos Strimpakos, Greece RR-PO-206-27-Tue. DIZZINESS RELATED TO DYSFUNCTION OF THE CERVICAL SPINE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF TREATMENT. Debra Shirley, Australia RR-PO-207-1-Tue. THE INTRA AND INTER-RATER RELIABILITY OF THE CRANIOCERVICAL POSTURE – PHOTOGRAMMETRY VERSUS VISUAL ASSESSMENT. Inae Gadotti, United States of America RR-PO-207-3-Tue. VALIDATION OF THE NECK BOURNEMOUTH QUESTIONNAIRE FOR PATIENTS WITH SUB ACUTE AND CHRONIC WHIPLASH ASSOCIATED DISORDERS. Maarten Schmitt, Netherlands RR-PO-206-13-Tue. ASSESSMENT OF THE POSTURAL ALIGNMENT AND PAIN IN THE CERVICAL SPINE AND SHOULDER GIRDLE IN UNDERGRADUATE VIOLINISTS. Fabíola Santos, Brazil
NEUROLOGY: Spinal Cord Injury 2 RR-PO-207-11-Tue. INCIDENCE AND PREDICTORS OF CONTRACTURE AFTER SPINAL CORD INJURY. Joanna Diong, Australia RR-PO-207-17-Tue. FUNCTIONAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION IN COMPLETE SPINAL CORD INJURY WITH LOWER MOTOR NEURON LESIONS. Vilborg Gudmundsdottir, Iceland RR-PO-207-13-Tue. CARDIAC PROFILE OF SPINAL CORD OUTPATIENTS UNDERGOING A NEUROMUSCULAR ELECTRICAL STIMULATION PROGRAMME. Karla Pithon, Brazil RR-PO-207-9-Tue. CUTANEOUS LOWER LIMB HYPERREFLEXIA IN PATIENTS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY SPASTICITY: MODULATION WITH VIBRATION. Julio Gómez-Soriano, Spain RR-PO-207-7-Tue. FALLS IN AMBULATORY PATIENTS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY: VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY OF THE BERG-BALANCE SCALE. Markus Wirz, Switzerland RR-PO-207-5-Tue. EXPERIMENTAL JOINT CONTRACTURE CORRECTION WITH STATIC AND CYCLIC STRETCHING FOR CONTRACTURE FORMATION AFTER SPINAL CORD INJURY IN RATS. Hideki Moriyama, Japan RR-PO-207-15-Tue. BODY WEIGHT SUPPORT TREADMILL TRAINING IMPROVES MAXIMUM WALKING SPEED IN PERSONS WITH INCOMPLETE SPINAL CORD INJURY. Takashi Hasegawa, Japan
NEUROLOGY: Stroke 2 RR-PO-209-5-Tue. COMBINED TRANSCRANIAL DIRECT CURRENT STIMULATION AND ROBOT-ASSISTED GAIT TRAINING IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC STROKE: A PILOT RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Christian Geroin, Italy
RR-PO-207-27-Tue. BALANCE TRAINING IN POST-STROKE PERSONS BY MEANS OF VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT, DYNAMIC ASSISTIVE DEVICE AND TELEREHABILITATION. Marko Rudolf, Slovenia RR-PO-208-1-Tue. TOOLS TO PERFORM A QUALITATIVE/OBSERVATIONAL GAIT ASSESSMENT IN INDIVIDUALS WITH A STROKE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Francesco Ferrarello, Italy RR-PO-208-3-Tue. THE EFFECT OF VISUAL PERCEPTION ON STANDING REACH IN INDIVIDUALS WITH POST-STROKE HEMIPARESIS. Krystina Cunningham, United States of America RR-PO-209-9-Tue. RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN CLINICAL SENSORIMOTOR PERFORMANCE AND STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF POSTERIOR COLUMN-MEDIAL LEMNISCUS AND CORTICOSPINAL TRACTS IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC STROKE. I-Cheng Lin, Taiwan RR-PO-208-7-Tue. THE IMMEDIATE EFFECT OF A NEURODYNAMIC PHYSIOTHERAPY INTERVENTION TO STROKE PATIENTS RELATED TO THEIR WALKING CHARACTERISTIC. Nanna Hauberg, Denmark RR-PO-209-7-Tue. AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE VALIDITY OF SPASTICITY EVALUATION IN STROKE PATIENTS USING A HANDHELD MUSCLE HARDNESS METER. Tomihiro Ichikawa, Japan RR-PO-208-11-Tue. THE EXPERIENCE OF LIVING WITH A STROKE IN POOR SOCIOECONOMIC URBAN AND RURAL AREAS, SOUTH AFRICA. Med Maleka, South Africa RR-PO-208-13-Tue. RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN KINEMATICS OF UPPER EXTREMITY MOVEMENTS AND IMPAIRMENT SEVERITY AS WELL ACTIVITY LIMITATIONS AFTER STROKE. Margit Alt Murphy, Sweden RR-PO-208-15-Tue. THE IMPACT OF SAILING BASED PHYSIOTHERAPY ON THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF PERSONS WITH STROKE. Christina Groll, Germany RR-PO-208-17-Tue. THE ORDER OF GAIT TRAINING, INCLUDING LOKOMAT® AND PHYSIOTHERAPY, DO NOT INFLUENCE GAIT SYMMETRY IN SUBACUTE AMBULATORY PERSONS WITH STROKE. John Brincks, Denmark RR-PO-208-19-Tue. EARLY POST-STROKE REHABILITATION FACILITIES IN POLAND IN 2010. Jozef Opara, Poland RR-PO-208-21-Tue. PHYSICAL THERAPY AND BOTULINUM TOXIN-A (BONT) – EFFECT ON THE TEMPORAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SPASTICITY REDUCTION AND FUNCTIONAL GAIN. Stephen Ashford, United Kingdom RR-PO-208-23-Tue. WALKING ENDURANCE, ACTIVITY AND PARTICIPATION LATE AFTER STROKE. Anna Danielsson, Sweden RR-PO-208-25-Tue. ELECTROMECHANICAL AND ROBOT-ASSISTED ARM TRAINING FOR IMPROVING ARM FUNCTION AND ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING AFTER STROKE. Jan Mehrholz, Germany RR-PO-208-5-Tue. ASSESSMENT OF SIT-TO-STAND IN PATIENTS WITH STROKE: A FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSION. Donald Lipardo, Philippines RR-PO-209-13-Tue. EFFECTIVENESS OF ARMEO® VERSUSTASKORIENTED ARM GROUP AS AUGMENTATION TO UPPER EXTREMITY CONVENTIONAL THERAPY IN ACUTE REHABILITATION POST STROKE. Louise Rutz-LaPitz, Switzerland
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Poster displays - Tuesday 21 June 2011
RR-PO-209-15-Tue. THE EFFECT OF OSTEOPATHY AND REHABILITATION VERSUS REHABILITATION ALONE IN THE TREATMENT OF THE ACUTE HEMIPLEGIC UPPER EXTREMITY. Sylvia Daniel, Canada RR-PO-209-17-Tue. OUTCOMES OF HOME-BASED PHYSIOTHERAPY BETWEEN FIRST VISIT WITHIN 30 DAYS AND DURING 30-90 DAYS AFTER STROKE ONSET. Vimonwan Hiengkaew, Thailand RR-PO-209-11-Tue. INTERDISCIPLINARY TREATMENT OF PERSONS WITH STROKE. COLLABORATION BETWEEN PHYSIOTHERAPIST AND VISION THERAPIST IN CLINICAL PRACTICE. Eirik Lind Irgens, Norway RR-PO-209-19-Tue. IS ACCURATE PREDICTION OF GAIT IN NONAMBULATORY STROKE PATIENTS POSSIBLE WITHIN 72 HOURS POST STROKE? THE EPOS STUDY. Janne Veerbeek, Netherlands
RR-PO-210-9-Tue. THE ROLE OF SPECIALIZED PHYSICAL THERAPISTS IN GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT OF CLIENTS. Yvonne Heerkens, Netherlands RR-PO-210-7-Tue. PREDICTORS OF FUTURE SICK LEAVE IN HOMECARE PERSONNEL. Eva Horneij, Sweden RR-PO-210-5-Tue. MESSAGE BANNERS CAN INCREASE THE USE OF STAIRS BY OFFICE WORKERS. Takuo Nomura, Japan RR-PO-210-3-Tue. MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS AMONG FARMERS IN IRELAND. Caitriona Cunningham, Ireland SI-PO-210-25-Tue. STRESS BIOMARKERS´ ASSOCIATIONS TO PAIN IN THE NECK, SHOULDER AND BACK IN HEALTHY MEDIA WORKERS: 12MONTH PROSPECTIVE FOLLOW-UP. Elisabet Schell, Sweden
RR-PO-209-1-Tue. THETA BURST STIMULATION (TBS) IN MOTOR REHABILITATION AFTER STROKE: FINAL RESULTS FROM A RANDOMISED, DOUBLE BLIND PLACEBO-CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL. Amanda Wallace, United Kingdom
OLDER PEOPLE: Balance & Falls 2
RR-PO-209-23-Tue. ARM USE IN PATIENTS WITH SUBACUTE STROKE MONITORED BY ACCELEROMETRY: THE ASSOCIATION OF MOTOR IMPAIRMENT AND THE INFLUENCE ON SELF-DEPENDENCE. Gyrd Thrane, Norway
RR-PO-310-11-Tue. WEARING SHOES AND TOE SKILL AFFECT THE OUTCOME OF FUNCTIONAL REACH TEST IN ELDERLY PEOPLE. Shusaku Kanai, Japan
RR-PO-209-25-Tue. THE EFFECTS OF EARLY LOW-INTENSITY EXERCISE ON RAT SOLEUS AFTER FOCAL CEREBRAL INFARCTION IN RATS. Megumi Sakasegawa, Japan RR-PO-209-27-Tue. LONG TERM EFFECTS OF PROGRESSIVE RESISTANCE TRAINING AFTER STROKE; A 4-YEAR FOLLOW-UP. UllaBritt Flansbjer, Sweden RR-PO-210-1-Tue. “BRIDGES” - PROMOTING SELF-MANAGEMENT FOR STROKE SURVIVORS IN THE COMMUNITY: A FEASIBILITY RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Suzanne McKenna, United Kingdom RR-PO-209-3-Tue. EFFECTS OF WHOLE-BODY INTENSIVE NEUROREHABILITATION ON FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN CHRONIC STROKE SURVIVORS: A PILOT STUDY. Pamela Bosch, United States of America
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH 2 RR-PO-210-21-Tue. EFFECTIVENESS OF SPINAL MANIPULATIVE THERAPY IN PATIENTS FROM THE WORKER’S COMPENSATION SYSTEM WITH CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN. Heidi Venegas-Rios, Puerto Rico RR-PO-211-1-Tue. PREVALENCE OF NEUROMUSCULOSKELETAL SYMPTOMS IN PORTUGUESE INSTRUMENTALIST MUSICIANS. Joana Rodrigues, Portugal
RR-PO-311-7-Tue. READINESS TO CHANGE AND MEANING OF HOME INFLUENCES FALLS PREVENTION IN THE HOME SETTING. Patricia Miller, Canada
RR-PO-310-13-Tue. MOBILITY AND SAFETY FOR ELDERLY (MOSI)© – A NEW INTERVENTION TO IMPROVE MOBILITY AND GAIT IN ELDERLY PEOPLE. Christoph Bauer, Switzerland RR-PO-310-9-Tue. CHARACTERISTICS ASSOCIATED WITH ACTIVITY RESTRICTION INDUCED BY FEAR OF FALLING IN COMMUNITYDWELLING ELDERLY PERSONS. Rosângela Dias, Brazil RR-PO-311-11-Tue. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PLANTAR HARDNESS DISCRIMINATION ABILITY AND GAIT STABILITY IN THE ELDERLY. Hideki Nakano, Japan RR-PO-310-15-Tue. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BODY SWAY DURING EYES-OPENED ONE-LEG STANDING AND PHYSICAL FUNCTION AMONG COMMUNITY-DWELLING ELDERLY FEMALES. SHIN Murata, Japan RR-PO-310-17-Tue. EFFECT OF AGE ON SPATIAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CENTER OF MASS AND CENTER OF PRESSURE DISPLACEMENT DURING STAIR ASCENT IN WOMEN. Bih-Jen Hsue, Taiwan RR-PO-310-19-Tue. BALANCE DEFICITS IN ELDERLY AFRICANAMERICANS WITH HYPERTENSION AS MEASURED BY COMPUTERIZED POSTUROGRAPHY. Judy Foxworth, United States of America RR-PO-310-21-Tue. BALANCE IN ELDERLY ACUTE AFTER HIP FRACTURE. Margareta Svensson, Sweden
RR-PO-210-27-Tue. HAND AND UPPER EXTREMITY FUNCTION IN WORKERS WITH HAND DERMATITIS. Sharon Switzer-McIntyre, Canada
RR-PO-310-23-Tue. A NEW INDIVIDUALLY ADJUSTED, PROGRESSIVE BALANCE GROUP TRAINING PROGRAM FOR ELDERLY WITH FEAR OF FALLING AND A TENDENCY TO FALL. Alexandra Halvarsson, Sweden
SI-PO-210-23-Tue. WORKPLACE HEALTH PROMOTION AT UNIVERSITY – A RESPONSIBILITY TAKEN BY PHYSIOTHERAPY - THE OSNABRUECK EXAMPLE. Christoff Zalpour, Germany
RR-PO-310-7-Tue. KINEMATIC ANALYSES FOR FUNCTIONAL REACH TEST : COMPARISON OF REACH WITH HEELS FIXED AND AND WITH HEELS RAISED. Haruko Kage, Japan
SI-PO-210-19-Tue. HEALTH EFFECTS OF SEDENTARY WORK: STRUCTURING WORKING LIFE TO REDUCE SITTING TIME AND PROMOTE HEALTH-ENHANCING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY. Martin Mackey, Australia
RR-PO-311-3-Tue. THE BREAK REMAINS – ELDERLY PEOPLE’S EXPERIENCES OF A HIP FRACTURE ONE YEAR AFTER DISCHARGE. Lena Ziden, Sweden
RR-PO-210-17-Tue. PREVALENCE OF MUSCULOSKELETAL SYMPTOMS AMONG HIGH WORK-LOAD COMPUTER USERS. ChiungYu Cho, Taiwan RR-PO-210-15-Tue. THE INFLUENCE OF THE SEVERITY OF LOW BACK PAIN AND THE DISABILITY OF CARE WORKERS ON HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE. Yuri Inoue, Japan RR-PO-210-13-Tue. FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY IN EARLY OSTEOARTHRITIS: A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE COHORT HIP AND COHORT KNEE (CHECK) AND HEALTHY AGEING WORKERS. Hendrik Jan Bieleman, Netherlands RR-PO-210-11-Tue. TRUNK POSTURE DETERMINES EFFECTS OF SUDDEN TRUNK LOADING DURING CART PUSHING. Yun-Ju Lee, Netherlands
RR-PO-311-19-Tue. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSICAL AGILITY AND THE OTHER PHYSICAL MOTOR FUNCTION IN HEALTHY COMMUNITY-DWELLING ELDERS. Masahiko Wakasa, Japan RR-PO-311-9-Tue. ANALYSIS OF ELECTROMYOGRAPHY ACTIVITY DURING THE SIT-TO-STAND MOVEMENT PERFORMED BY ELDERLY AND ADULT WOMEN. Matheus Gomes, Brazil RR-PO-311-1-Tue. BIOMECHANICAL CHANGES IN STAIR DESCENT WITH INCREASING AGE - IMPLICATION FOR THERAPISTS. Victoria Hood, United Kingdom RR-PO-311-23-Tue. A HOME-BASED EXERCISE INTERVENTION DESIGNED TO PREVENT FALLS IN OLDER PEOPLE RECENTLY DISCHARGED FROM HOSPITAL: OVERVIEW, SAFETY AND ADHERENCE. Elisabeth Ramsay, Australia
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RR-PO-312-13-Tue. BALANCE IMPROVEMENT IN ELDELY AFTER MOTOR AND COGNITIVE TRAINING. José Pompeu, Brazil RR-PO-312-11-Tue. THE PREDICTABILITY OF AGE AND POWER PRODUCTION ON RECOVERY FROM PERTURBATION OR REACTION TIME IN COMMUNITY DWELLING ADULTS. Adam Ruszkowski, United States of America
RR-PO-211-3-Tue. MORBIDLY OBESE CHILDREN SHOW DIFFERENT CARDIAC AUTONOMIC RESPONSE FROM NON-OBESES AFTER AEROBIC EXERCISE OF MODERATE INTENSITY. Mário A. Paschoal, Brazil
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RR-PO-312-9-Tue. CAN PHYSICAL EXERCISE PREVENT FALLS AMONG COMMUNITY LIVING ELDERLY WITH A FALL RISK? A SECONDARY PREVENTIVE AND RCT IN SWEDEN. Jenny Forsberg, Sweden
SI-PO-211-21-Tue. INCREASING CULTURAL COMPETENCY AMONG HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS FOR LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL AND TRANSGENDER INDIVIDUALS: A PILOT PROGRAM. Sarah Blanton, United States of America
RR-PO-312-7-Tue. FALL RISK IN COGNITIVELY IMPAIRED OLDER ADULTS: THE VALUE OF GAIT ASSESSMENT UNDER DUAL TASK TEST CHALLENGES. Susan Muir, Canada
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RR-PO-312-5-Tue. REGIONAL DIFFERENCES OF PHYSICAL FUNCTIONS AND DAILY EXERCISE HABITS IN ELDERLY PEOPLE. Akihiro Fujii, Japan RR-PO-311-15-Tue. USE OF NINTENDO WII® AND ITS EFFECT ON THE BALANCE OF OLDER ADULTS AT RISK OF FALLS: A PILOT RCT. AnneMaria Scanlon, Ireland RR-PO-312-1-Tue. INVESTIGATION OF DIURNAL DIFFERENCES OF PHYSICAL FUNCTIONS AND MOTIONS AS RELATED TO FALLS IN OLDER PEOPLE DWELLING IN THE COMMUNITY. Koichi Shinkoda, Japan SI-PO-310-5-Tue. DETERMINATION OF REFERENCE VALUES FOR TIMED UP AND GO TEST IN HEALTHY JAPANESE ELDERLY PEOPLE USING METHODOLOGY OF META-ANALYSIS. Naoto Kamide, Japan RR-PO-311-21-Tue. COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE AND FALLS RISK ASSESSMENTS IN OLDER PEOPLE. Frances Horgan, Ireland RR-PO-311-17-Tue. RELATIONSHIPS AMONGST GAIT SPEED, BALANCE AND LOWER EXTREMITY MUSCLE STRENGTH IN ELDERLY. Aastha Monga, India RR-PO-311-13-Tue. ANALYSIS OF THREE-DIMENSIONAL BALANCE RECOVERY PARAMETERS FOLLOWING A SIT-TO-STAND MOVEMENT IN YOUNG AND ELDERLY PEOPLE. Lorenz Radlinger, Switzerland RR-PO-309-23-Tue. VESTIBULAR SYSTEM FUNCTION, PERCEIVED CONFIDENCE, FALLS EFFICACY, BALANCE AND MOBILITY IN OLDER FALLERS UNDERTAKING REHABILITATION IN THE HOME. Nancy Low Choy, Australia RR-PO-310-1-Tue. INFLUENCE OF FINGERTIP CONTACT WITH STABLE SURFACE ON POSTURAL SWAY AND ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC ACTIVITIES OF LOWER EXTREMITY MUSCLES IMMEDIATELY AFTER DESCENDING. Susumu Watanabe, Japan SI-PO-310-3-Tue. EXAMINING OLDER PEOPLE’S EXPERIENCES OF FALLS PREVENTION SERVICES: METHODS USED TO DEVELOP A NATIONAL PATIENT QUESTIONNAIRE. Amanda Buttery, United Kingdom RR-PO-312-3-Tue. EFFECTS OF TAI-CHI CHUAN ON THE LOWER LIMB KINEMATICS IN THE ELDERLY DURING OBSTACLE-CROSSING. ShengChang Chen, Taiwan
PHYSICAL INACTIVITY 2 RR-PO-211-5-Tue. EFFECTS OF DAILY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY TIME ON WALKING ABILITY IN AMBULATORY HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS: A 3YEAR FOLLOW-UP STUDY. Ryota Matsuzawa, Japan RR-PO-211-15-Tue. IS SELF-RATED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY A GOOD INDICATOR OF PHYSICAL CAPACITY AND IS TIME SPENT SITTING NEGATIVE FOR PHYSICAL CAPACITY?. Peter Michaelson, Sweden RR-PO-211-13-Tue. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BONE MINERAL DENSITY AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN DAILY LIFE IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING MAINTENANCE HEMODIALYSIS. Yoshifumi Abe, Japan RR-PO-211-11-Tue. PHYSICAL INACTIVITY INDUCES GAIT INSTABILITY IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING ALLOGENEIC HEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELL TRANSPLANTATION. Daisuke Makiura, Japan RR-PO-211-17-Tue. PEDOMETER DETERMINED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS AMONGST 11-12YR OLDS IN AN INNER CITY REGION OF LONDON, UK. Eoin McNamara, United Kingdom
RR-PO-312-19-Tue. SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: VOLUNTEERISM AMONG PHYSICAL THERAPISTS. Lisa Dutton, United States of America SI-PO-312-17-Tue. HOPE IS NOT A STRATEGY: TOP TEN TIPS FOR ENSURING SUCCESS IN PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE. Shari Hughes, Canada RR-PO-312-15-Tue. ACTIVE COLLABORATION BETWEEN PATIENT AND PHYSIOTHERAPIST. Grete Stokkenes, Norway SI-PO-312-23-Tue. THE IMPORTANCE OF THEORY DEVELOPMENT IN PHYSIOTHERAPY. Camilla Wikström-Grotell, Finland
PROFESSIONAL REGULATION 2 SI-PO-211-24-Tue. PHYSIOTHERAPIST QUALIFICATION ASSESSMENT IN CANADA – CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES. Tabasom Eftekari, Canada SI-PO-211-26-Tue. THE RETURN TO PRACTICE PROGRAMME FOR PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN NEW ZEALAND. Susan Beggs, New Zealand
PUBLIC HEALTH 2 RR-PO-212-4-Tue. ASSESSMENT OF HEALTH STATUS AND HEALTHRELATED QUALITY-OF-LIFE IN A RURAL HONDURAS POPULATION. Susan Kushner, United States of America RR-PO-212-6-Tue. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AMOUNT OF DAILY PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES AND CHOOSING METHODS TO MOVING UPSTAIRS AND DOWNSTAIRS IN YOUNG JAPANESE PEOPLE. Yorimitsu Furukawa, Japan SI-PO-211-28-Tue. AUDIT OF INFECTION CONTROL PRACTICE IN ACUTE- CARE HOSPITAL : AN ANALYSIS OF ADHERENCE TO BEST PRACTICE. Olurotimi Bankole Ajagbe, Ireland RR-PO-212-2-Tue. QUALITY OF LIFE AND RISK FACTORS FOR CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE IN SEDENTARY AND PHYSICALLY ACTIVE WOMEN. Maria Estelita Rojas Converso, Brazil
QUALIFYING EDUCATION 2 RR-PO-313-12-Tue. PHYSICAL THERAPY AND OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY STUDENTS´ MOTIVATION. A COMPARATIVE STUDY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF MÁLAGA, SPAIN. Eva Maria Lantarón Caeiro, Spain RR-PO-313-10-Tue. THE TYPES OF STRESSORS THAT THIRD YEAR BSC (HONS) PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS EXPERIENCE DURING CLINICAL PLACEMENTS IN THE UK. Claire Fallen, United Kingdom RR-PO-313-6-Tue. KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES OF PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS TOWARDS OBESITY. Julie Phillips, South Africa SI-PO-313-2-Tue. THE CHANGING FACE OF MODERN UNDERGRADUATE (UG) PHYSIOTHERAPY EDUCATION: THE KEELE UNIVERSITY IN STAFFORDSHIRE (UK) NEW CURRICULUM FRAMEWORK. Anne Veronica O'Brien, United Kingdom
SPORTS INJURIES 2 SI-PO-213-2-Tue. DEVELOPMENT OF SPORTS INJURY AWARENESS PROGRAMS FOR ATHLETES AND COACHES. Karen Kotila, Denmark RR-PO-212-8-Tue. INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF SOCCER SHOES ON FOOT PRESSURE ON ARTIFICIAL TURF. Yukihiro Aoba, Japan RR-PO-212-10-Tue. EFFECT OF KNEE JOINT COOLING ON THE ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC ACTIVITY OF LOWER EXTREMITY MUSCLES DURING A PLYOMETRIC EXERCISE. Stefan Schmid, Switzerland
All poster board numbers are preceded by either RR – research report or SI - special interest report and PO – poster display To help delegates find specific posters, all poster display numbers are formatted as Row Number – Board Number – Day Poster displays will change each day with posters on display from 10:00-17:30 (Thursday 10:00-16:00). Presenters will be at their display for a period of 1 hour.
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Poster displays - Tuesday 21 June 2011
Poster displays - Tuesday
Poster displays - Tuesday 21 June 2011
RR-PO-212-12-Tue. RATE AND RISK OF ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT INJURY AMONG SPORTSWOMEN IN SLOVENIA. Renata Vauhnik, Slovenia RR-PO-212-14-Tue. EVALUATION OF A CUSTOMISED DYNAMIC ELASTOMERIC FABRIC ORTHOSIS (DEFO) FOR AIDING RETURN TO SPORT AFTER LUMBOPELVIC INJURY. Leanne Sawle, United Kingdom RR-PO-212-16-Tue. FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH ROAD-RUNNING INJURIES. Candice Hendricks, South Africa RR-PO-212-18-Tue. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NECK STRENGTH AND HEAD POSTURE IN COLLEGE AMERICAN FOOTBALL PLAYER. Takayuki Koyama, Japan RR-PO-212-20-Tue. PHYSICAL THERAPY SUPPORTS FOR YOUTH SCHOOL SPORTS CLUB TOURNAMENTS. Rie Nakazawa, Japan RR-PO-212-22-Tue. ALTERED HAMSTRING STRENGTH PROFILE IN GAELIC FOOTBALLERS WITH A PREVIOUS HAMSTRING INJURY. Kieran O'Sullivan, Ireland RR-PO-212-24-Tue. TRUNK MUSCLE PROFILE IN TENNIS PLAYERS WITH AND WITHOUT LOW BACK PAIN. Stéphanie Grosdent, Belgium RR-PO-213-26-Tue. INJURY INCIDENCE IN ELITE COUNTY LEVEL GAA PLAYERS, A THREE YEAR PROSPECTIVE STUDY. Edwenia O'Malley, Ireland RR-PO-212-28-Tue. A NOVEL METHOD FOR THE REHABILITATION OF THE HALLUX-VALGUS DEFORMITY IN ATHLETES. Yukio Urabe, Japan RR-PO-213-24-Tue. PREDICTORS OF SHOULDER GIRDLE INJURIES IN COLLEGIATE SWIMMERS: A PILOT STUDY. David Schilling, United States of America RR-PO-213-4-Tue. THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN HIP AND REARFOOT DYNAMIC ALIGNMENT AND DYNAMIC KNEE VALGUS DURING SINGLE-LEG SQUATTING AND DROP LANDING. Yoshinori Kagaya, Japan RR-PO-213-6-Tue. THE EFFECT OF A 15-MINUTE WARM-UP PROGRAM USING THE BALANCESHOES ON IMPROVING ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE IN YOUNG VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS. Satoshi Kubota, Japan RR-PO-213-10-Tue. HAMSTRING FLEXIBILITY INCREASES THE SAME WITH 3 OR 9 REPETITIONS OF STRETCHING HELD FOR A TOTAL TIME OF 90 SECONDS. Wayne Johnson, United States of America RR-PO-213-12-Tue. DOES A RESTRICTED HIP JOINT RANGE OF MOTION INFLUENCE THE DEVELOPMENT OF OSTEITIS PUBIS IN ATHLETES? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Alice Freiberg, Germany RR-PO-213-14-Tue. THE PREVALENCE OF MUSCULOSKELETAL INJURIES IN RUNNERS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Luiz Carlos Hespanhol Junior, Brazil RR-PO-213-16-Tue. THE PREVALENCE OF MUSCULOSKELETAL INJURIES AND BURNOUT AMONG AMATEUR BOXERS. Emma Casey, Ireland RR-PO-213-18-Tue. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GAIT AND DELAYED ONSET MUSCLE SORENESS FOLLOWING ECCENTRIC CONTRACTION OF TRICEPS SURAE MUSCLE. Banno Yasuhiro, Japan RR-PO-213-20-Tue. LOWER LIMB INJURIES EPIDEMIOLOGY AND RISK FACTORS IN ARMY RECRUITS FROM CHILEAN MILITARY ACADEMY: A PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY. Ana Cristina Castro, Chile RR-PO-213-22-Tue. THE EFFECTS OF CONTRACT-RELAX AGONIST CONTRACT ON RECOVERY FROM EXERCISE INDUCED MUSCLE DAMAGE. Theresa Burgess, South Africa RR-PO-212-26-Tue. POSTURAL CHARACTERIZATION OF ADOLESCENT BASKETBALL ATHLETES. Patricia Guedes, Brazil
All poster board numbers are preceded by either RR – research report or SI - special interest report and PO – poster display To help delegates find specific posters, all poster display numbers are formatted as Row Number – Board Number – Day Poster displays will change each day with posters on display from 10:00-17:30 (Thursday 10:00-16:00). Presenters will be at their display for a period of 1 hour.
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Focused symposia - Wednesday 22 June 2011
08:30-10:00 Focused symposium
Wednesday
Management quality achieving excellence in physiotherapy service provision Venue:
RAI: Auditorium
Presenters:
Robert Jones (United Kingdom), Fiona Jenkins (United Kingdom), Janice Mueller (New Zealand), Rosalie Boyce (Australia), Ina Diener (South Africa)
Learning objectives 1. To understand key concepts of management quality including review and evaluation, how this can be implemented and to consider its impact on provision of excellent physiotherapy services. 2. To learn and share knowledge and experience from three WCPT regions around the world (similarities and differences) and facilitate active audience participation and views on the relationship between leadership/ management and clinical practice - to understand the benefits of collaborative working. 3. To encourage innovative thinking and action planning for symposium participants to take back to their own work places.
Description If quality and excellence are to be at the heart of service provision and the goals which physiotherapy managers and clinicians strive to achieve for their services, it is essential to be able to measure and evaluate performance in order to determine whether the identified criteria for quality and excellence are being met and whether there is alignment between performance and the strategy, vision, objectives and desired outcomes. A Management Quality Matrix for evaluating a wide range of performance parameters will be introduced. Major themes such as; leadership, clinical governance, evidence based practice, collaborative working and communication will be considered. Topics will include: • an overview of the concepts of management quality and its relationship to patient care, measurement, delegation, integration, communication, participation and staff development • the Management Quality Evaluation Matrix and its use in the management and leadership of services • standards involved in management quality • aspects of Clinical Governance and the importance of leadership and evaluation in physiotherapy practice • concepts of evidence-based practice and the importance of this essential element of excellence in physiotherapy in the management process • communication issues and the importance of collaborative working in the context of management quality The symposium team will show how systematic review and evaluation enables physiotherapy managers, leaders and clinicians, not simply to engage in ‘box ticking’ exercises, but rather to measure using metrics indicative of progress towards value, responsiveness and excellence for patients.
Focused symposia are sponsored by:
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Focused symposia - Wednesday 22 June 2011
08:30-10:00 Focused symposium
Venue:
RAI: Elicium 1
Presenters:
Stephanie Nixon (Canada), Gabriela Abbud (Brazil), Julie Hard (Canada), Hellen Myezwa (South Africa), Kelly O’Brien (Canada)
Learning objectives 1. To provide an overview of evidence regarding the growing intersections between disability, HIV and physiotherapy. 2. To illustrate examples of physiotherapy leadership in research, clinical practice and education on disability and HIV in 3 regions, with a focus on South Africa, Brazil and Canada. 3. To highlight areas for future collaboration between regions to advance HIV and disability research, practice and education in the field of physiotherapy.
Description Around the world, recognition is growing regarding the significance of HIV and disability. In April 2009, following years of excluding concern for disability within major HIV reports, UNAIDS released the Disability and HIV Policy Brief calling for immediate attention to this neglected issue. Physical therapists have played an historic role in developing the field of HIV and disability. Attention first focused on disability resulting from HIV, its secondary effects, and the side effects of treatment. More recently, attention has turned to people with pre-existing disabilities and their experience of HIV. Physiotherapy has important roles to play across these continua. Examples of physical therapy leadership in research, practice and education from three WCPT regions will be included.
Focused symposia are sponsored by:
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Physical therapy leadership in disability and HIV: sharing international perspectives
Focused symposia - Wednesday 22 June 2011
10:45-12:15 Focused symposium
Wednesday
Early physical exercise and walking in ICU: accept the challenge! Venue:
RAI: Forum
Presenters:
Christiane Perme (United States of America), Alice Jones (Hong Kong), Marike van der Schaaf (Netherlands)
Learning objectives 1. Understand evidence-based literature available related to early rehabilitation of patients in the ICU. 2. Understand the importance of therapeutic exercises in the management of patients in ICU. 3. Identify patients who would benefit from an early physical exercise and walking program in the ICU.
Description Physical therapists working with patients in Intensive Care Units face a complex challenge. These patients have limited mobility due to life support, monitoring equipment, multiple medical problems and muscle weakness. For selected patients in ICU, early physical exercise and walking enhances functional outcomes by optimising cardiopulmonary and neuromuscular status. Early mobility can lead to an increase in the patient’s quality of life and higher functional capability. It can also potentially reduce length of hospital stay with overall reduced costs. The content of this symposium will demonstrate how early physical exercise, mobility and a walking program can positively impact the recovery of selected patients in the ICU. Maria Feltrim (Brazil) will join the discussion at the end of the symposium.
Focused symposia are sponsored by:
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Focused symposia - Wednesday 22 June 2011
13:45-15:15 Focused symposium
Venue:
RAI: Auditorium
Presenters:
Christine Carpenter (United Kingdom), Simon Igo (United Kingdom), Patty Solomon (Canada), Franziska Trede (Australia)
Wednesday
Qualitative research evidence: how does it contribute to evidence-based practice?
Learning objectives 1. To review the unique foundational characteristics of qualitative research. 2. To discuss issues related to critically appraising qualitative research and developing qualitative evidence. 3. To examine the contribution qualitative evidence can make to physical therapy practice at the macro-, meso- and micro- levels of service delivery.
Description Early definitions of evidence-based practice promoted the idea of a hierarchy of ‘scientific’ evidence associated with experimental research approaches. Qualitative research has not been consistently included in academic curricula and has typically been taught and evaluated by comparing and contrasting it with quantitative approaches. However, the complexity of health care issues, particularly related to rehabilitation and community care, has made broadening the definition and application of evidence an imperative. Practitioners need to understand a diversity of research methods in order to assess the value of research evidence and effectively apply in their practice. This symposium will give physical therapists the opportunity to review their understanding of what qualitative research is and engage in the most current debate about how qualitative studies can be critically appraised and qualitative evidence generated and classified. A qualitative critical appraisal framework will be introduced; made available to the participants and used to focus the discussion. The contribution of qualitative evidence to our understanding of contemporary physical therapy and rehabilitation practice will be explored. The implications of conducting qualitative research and incorporating qualitative evidence in ‘real’ practice will be discussed.
Focused symposia are sponsored by:
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Focused symposia - Wednesday 22 June 2011
13:45-15:15 Focused symposium
Wednesday
Future trends in cardiac rehabilitation Venue:
RAI: Forum
Presenters:
Arto Hautala (Finland), Bo Fernhall (United States of America), Tetsuya Takahashi (Japan), Mikko Tulppo (Finland), Sumio Yamada (Japan)
Learning objectives 1. To provide an overview of the importance and effect of exercise on arterial function in patients with cardiovascular disease and to describe the appropriate use of endurance and resistance training as well as the role of daily physical activity as an integral part of cardiac rehabilitation. 2. To address the prognostic value of functional limitations in congestive heart failure management. 3. To discuss current research related to cardiac rehabilitation and to provide opportunities for physiotherapists, physicians and nurses to expand collaborative networks both regionally and internationally.
Description Cardiac rehabilitation is a core component of standard care for patients after a hospitalisation for an acute coronary event such as myocardial infarction or coronary revascularisation. The main challenge for rehabilitation in patients with cardiovascular disease is the fact that the number of patients is constantly increasing due to the growing number of aging population. Secondly, unhealthy lifestyle habits including lack of physical exercise lead to complications related to cardiovascular disease. The symposium will focus on different perspectives and key issues on advanced or emerging scope of practice in cardiac rehabilitation. The current guidelines of cardiac rehabilitation will be introduced. The symposium will provide an overview of the importance and effect of exercise on arterial function in patients with cardiovascular disease. The appropriate use of endurance and resistance training as well as the role of daily physical activity as an integral part of cardiac rehabilitation will be discussed. Since declines in function are a key sign of clinical status in patients with congestive heart failure, the prognostic value of functional limitations will be introduced.
Focused symposia are sponsored by:
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Focused symposia - Wednesday 22 June 2011
13:45-15:15 Focused symposium
Venue:
RAI: Elicium 2
Presenters:
Lorimer Moseley (Australia), David Butler (Australia), Michael Thacker (United Kingdom), Adriaan Louw (United States of America)
Wednesday
Teaching people about pain
Learning objectives 1. To gain a basic understanding of what is currently known about the biology of pain, with a focus on what occurs when pain persists. 2. To be familiar with principles of conceptual change theory and evidence based strategies to teach people about pain. 3. To integrate the International Association for the Study of Pain core curriculum and modern concepts of pain biology into clinical reasoning.
Description Pain is ubiquitous and one of the most common reasons to visit a physiotherapist. There has been huge advances in our understanding of the biology that underpins pain, but clinical practice has on the whole failed to keep up. However, the scope of these new findings regarding pain has led to a reconceptualisation of pain biology as well as dramatic advances in therapeutic approaches to pain management, although the delay to reach the clinic is substantial. This revolution in pain-related knowledge is of fundamental relevance to the practice of physiotherapy around the world. Physiotherapists are ideally resourced and perfectly placed to take a lead role in bringing clinical practice into line with this new conceptualisation, but they must learn about it first. In fact, a growing body of literature clearly shows that when physiotherapists learn about pain, and, crucially, when they teach their patients about pain, more effective treatments ensue. We contend that new efforts are needed to revitalise pain education - most importantly with an eye to producing measurable improvements for both physiotherapist and patients. This symposium will focus on new models of learning in pain education. Speakers will discuss: the application of conceptual change and health literacy models to patient-oriented pain education; integration of the International Association for the Study of Pain core curriculum with modern teaching and learning strategies; and a three-pronged approach to practitioner and patient education that serves to change the way people think about pain so as to bring it into line with a modern understanding of pain and its underlying biology.
Focused symposia are sponsored by:
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Discussion panels - Wednesday 22 June 2011
08:30-10:00 Discussion panel
Wednesday
Investigating what matters: how to meet the challenges of research in the 21st century Venue:
RAI: Forum
Chair:
Ann Moore (United Kingdom)
Panel members: Rob de Bie (Netherlands), Elizabeth Dean (Canada), Charlotte Häger (Sweden), Suh-Fang Jeng (Taiwan), Joanne Potterton (South Africa), Monica Pinilla (Colombia)
Panel members will consider trends in global health and the future priorities for physical therapy research. Factors affecting physical therapy research, building research capacity and the role of WCPT and its member organisations in promoting physical therapy research may also be considered.
08:30-10:00 Discussion panel Re-building for good: how physical therapy projects can bring long-term sustainable benefits in conflict zones and disaster areas Venue:
RAI: Emerald room
Chair:
Theo Verhoeff (Switzerland)
Panel members: David Charles (Haiti), Shaun Cleaver (Canada), Najmuddin Helal (Afghanistan), Nancy Kelly (United States of America), Chiara Retis (France)
Once the media images fade from memory and emergency services disappear, those living in disaster and/or (post-) conflict zones continue to live with physical and psychological trauma. Physical therapists are needed in all phases of management, but never more than in the establishment and running of sustainable services for those injured as a result of disasters/conflicts. The panel will explore the nature of physical therapy at times of conflict and disaster and discuss the development of sustainable services.
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Discussion panels - Wednesday 22 June 2011
10:45-12:15 Discussion panel
Venue:
RAI: Emerald room
Chair:
Brenda J Myers (WCPT)
Panel members: Natalie Beswetherick (United Kingdom), Andrea Cann (Bermuda), Jonathon Kruger (Australia), Kanda Chaipinyo (Thailand), Bridget Birabi (Nigeria)
This panel will explore the ways in which the profession can work to effectively influence health policy and service provision. Using examples and experiences from around the world, the role of physical therapists as advocates for the profession whether at individual or organisational level, will be explored.
13:45-15:15 Discussion panel Health human resources: factors affecting equitable access to physical therapy in all parts of the world Venue:
RAI: Emerald room
Chair:
Zola Dantile (WCPT Executive Committee)
Panel members: Michel Landry (Canada), Barbara Rau (Switzerland), Amparo Mogollón (Colombia), Saleh Al-Oraibi (Jordan), Kanchan Sangroula (Nepal)
The World Health Organization posed the question of how to build health human resource capacity in its 2006 annual report. This panel will review the current picture of physical therapy workforce and international efforts to redress under servicing and shortage of physical therapists.
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Wednesday
The bigger picture: how physical therapists can bring change to health policy and service provision
Discussion panels - Wednesday 22 June 2011
16:00-17:30 Discussion panel
Wednesday
Promoting health, preventing disability: are physical therapists playing their part? Venue:
RAI: Emerald room
Chair:
Anders Raustorp (Sweden)
Panel members: Nicola Hunter (United Kingdom), Jennifer Bottomley (United States of America), Andrea Backović Juričan (Slovenia), Donna Bainbridge (United States of America), Dele Amosun (South Africa)
This panel will address the role of physical therapists in broad based health promotion programmes, sometimes known as public health or wellness programmes. Screening for disabilities, healthy lifestyle promotion and injury prevention, identification and management of factors affecting health status and measures to prevent disability associated with chronic diseases are all part of a physical therapist’s skill set. What is the current scope of physical therapist involvement in such programmes and how should this be developed for the future?
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Networking sessions - Wednesday 22 June 2011
07:00-08:30 Networking sessions Topic:
Women’s health - International Organization of Physical Therapists in Women’s Health (IOPTWH)
Venue:
RAI: Room E103
Chair:
Rebecca Stephenson (United States of America)
Wednesday
Discuss issues such as: • women’s health research database • most important changes in obstetrics clinical practice • most important changes in pelvic floor practice • priority action items for IOPTWH involvement going forward • high risk pregnancies and variations in treatment
Topic:
Acupuncture - International Acupuncture Association of Physical Therapists (IAAPT)
Venue:
RAI: Room G104
Chair:
Karen Keith (New Zealand)
Discuss issues such as: • is acupuncture an art or a science? • what is the evidence behind acupuncture? • do we need international standards of competency? • what is the scope of application of acupuncture for physical therapists? • what are the current barriers to acupuncture use for countries? • where to next for IAAPT, what are the future challenges?
Topic:
Mental health - International Organisation of Physical Therapists in Mental Health (IOPTMH)
Venue:
RAI: Room G105
Chair:
Elin Engeseth (Norway)
Discuss issues such as: • role of physical therapy in mental health • scope of practice for physical therapists • evidence based physical therapy practice • competence/educational requirements for physical therapists in mental health • physical therapists interested in moving into the field of mental health • conferences and networking
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Networking sessions - Wednesday 22 June 2011
08:30-10:00 Networking session Topic:
Physical therapy assistants
Venue:
RAI: Room G105
Chair:
Natalie Beswetherick (United Kingdom)
Wednesday
Discuss issues such as: • scope of practice • entry level qualification or on the job training? • level of supervision required • expectations of physical therapists • expectations of patients • role in training undergraduate physical therapy students • can they replace qualified staff?
10:45-12:15 Networking sessions Topic:
Oncology and palliative care
Venue:
RAI: Room E103
Chair:
Jackie Drouin (United States of America)
Discuss issues such as: • define the scope of physical therapy in oncology practice • what are the current evidence based practice/research needs for physical therapists working in oncology • what are the physical therapy education or training needs • is there scope to develop an international WCPT subgroup in oncology
Topic:
Retired physical therapists
Venue:
RAI: Room G104
Chair:
Nina Holten (Denmark)
Discuss issues such as: • retired colleagues – a vital professional resource • how to continue to contribute and have fun • ideas to share, new roles, activities within the profession, in life and society • advisory forums, knowledge bases, friendship forums, activity forums • WCPT’s national member organisations support of senior forums • international forum, is it a possibility, is it a wish, how could it be run?
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Networking sessions - Wednesday 22 June 2011
12:15-13:45 Networking sessions Topic:
Managers
Venue:
RAI: Room E103
Chair:
Robert Jones (United Kingdom)
Discuss issues such as:
Wednesday
• setting up a world e-network for physical therapy managers and leaders • management and leadership competencies • how to benchmark services • management quality and standards • how to get clinicians actively involved in managing and leading changes • how do we make management/leadership roles attractive to clinicians • information requirements for effective management
Topic:
International work and study
Venue:
RAI: Room G104
Chair:
Shaun Cleaver (Canada)
Discuss issues such as: • the roles of physical therapists, physical therapy assistants, and physical therapy students when working in other countries, in different cultures and with disadvantaged populations • how, when and where to start international involvement • ethical issues • sustainable involvement • building capacity in low resource environments • strategies to facilitate international collaboration
Topic:
Cardiorespiratory - International Confederation of Cardiorespiratory Physical Therapists (ICCPT)
Venue:
RAI: Room G105
Chair:
Shane Patman (Australia)
Discuss issues such as: • formation and development of the international subgroup for cardiorespiratory physical therapy • scope of practice now and into the future • evidence based practice • research priorities • international collaborative research opportunities
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Networking sessions - Wednesday 22 June 2011
13:45-15:15 Networking session Topic:
Aquatic therapy - Aquatic Physical Therapy International (APTI)
Venue:
RAI: Room E103
Chair:
Tapani Pöyhönen (Finland)
Wednesday
Discuss issues such as: • evidence based practice • clinical reasoning • standards on safety and hygiene • collaborative research • promote development of educational material
16:00-17:30 Networking sessions Topic:
History of physical therapy
Venue:
RAI: Room E103
Chair:
António M F Lopes (Portugal)
Discuss issues such as: • why should we record the history of the profession? • what should we record and who should do it? • how can new and emerging member associations learn from the history of others? • the history of the profession as a research interest
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Networking sessions - Wednesday 22 June 2011
Topic:
Meet the researchers/editors *
Venue:
RAI: Rooms G104 and G105
Chair:
Michele Harms (United Kingdom)
Facilitators:
Karen Beeton (United Kingdom) Writing for publication – first attempts Alan Jette (United States of America) Writing for publication – aiming for higher impact journals
Wednesday
Chris Powers (United States of America) Writing abstracts Tim Flynn (United States of America) What is required to be a good journal reviewer Gregory Kolt (Australia) Developing your journal – raising standards Darren Rivett (Australia) How to get started in research Lisa Harvey (Australia) Finding/selecting a research supervisor Cathie Sherrington (Australia) Research training options Christine Lin (Australia) Research career pathways Elizabeth Dean (Canada) Establishing research programmes Lesley Bainbridge (Canada) Research design questions - qualitative Yocheved Laufer (Israel) Research design questions - quantitative Rob Herbert (Australia) Research design questions - general Leigh Hale (New Zealand) Research design questions - expanding your repertoire eg social science, education Anne Moseley (Australia) Grant writing - strategies for improving your research funding application success rate Christine Carpenter (United Kingdom) Ethical concerns – submissions to committees, research designs * Please note there will be one Meet the researchers/editors networking session on each of the 3 days of congress.
The issues to be discussed are reflected in the facilitators’ dedicated subjects.
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WCPT seminars - Wednesday 22 June 2011
08:30-10:00 WCPT seminar
Wednesday
The WCPT Executive Committee: meet the WCPT President, Vice President and the regional members Venue:
RAI: Room E103
Chair:
Marilyn Moffat (President)
Facilitators:
Zola Dantile (Vice President) Sylvia Kambalametore (Africa Region) Margot Skinner (Asia Western Pacific Region) Emma Stokes (European Region) Sandra Thornhill (North America Caribbean Region) Mabel Yvonne Espinel Gonzalez (South America Region)
The Executive Committee (EC) of the World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT) is elected by the WCPT member organisations. Members of the current EC will be available for an open question and answer session, to help participants increase their understanding of the role of the WCPT Executive Committee.
08:30-10:00 WCPT seminar WCPT database of physical therapist experts: want to get involved? Are you eligible? Venue:
RAI: Room G104
Chair:
Catherine Sykes (WCPT)
Facilitator:
Rachel Moore (WCPT)
The WCPT database of experts was launched in May 2010. It is a valuable resource for member organisations, subgroups and regions and individual physical therapists as well as international organisations seeking physical therapist expertise. This seminar will inform delegates about the database, how it has been used and how to seek or offer expertise. WCPT will also seek feedback on how the database can be enhanced.
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WCPT seminars - Wednesday 22 June 2011
10:45-12:15 WCPT seminar
Venue:
RAI: Room G105
Chairs:
Margot Skinner (WCPT Executive Committee) Emma Stokes (WCPT Executive Committee)
Recognising that WCPT member organisations are at different stages of development, some with established standards and regulatory processes and others without; WCPT has provided guidelines for the standard evaluation process for accreditation/recognition of physical therapist professional entry level education programmes. This seminar will look at the accreditation/recognition process and discuss how the guidelines can operate in countries without established means to assure quality physical therapist education.
13:45-15:15 WCPT seminar “In official relations” with the World Health Organization: what does this mean for WCPT and its member organisations? Venue:
RAI: Room G104
Chair:
Catherine Sykes (WCPT)
Speaker:
Alana Officer (World Health Organization)
The World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT) has been in official relations with the World Health Organization (WHO) since 1956, so what does this mean? This seminar will discuss the relationship between the two organisations, the governance structures and how WCPT can influence the global health agenda. This seminar will also look at some of the projects that both organisations have been involved with in recent years and consider the implications for physical therapy practice.
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Wednesday
WCPT guideline for the accreditation of physical therapist professional entry level education programmes
Other sessions - Wednesday 22 June 2011
13:45-15:30 Special meeting
Wednesday
WCPT subgroup chairs and presidents [closed business meeting] Venue:
RAI: Room G105
Chair:
Laetitia Dekker-Bakker (Netherlands)
This session is open to the WCPT subgroups’ chairs/presidents and their representatives. An invitation has been extended to the international subgroups in development.
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09:15
RR-PL-1879. “YOU CANNOT PERFORM MUSIC WITHOUT TAKING CARE OF YOUR BODY”: A QUALITATIVE STUDY ON MUSICIANS’ REPRESENTATIONS OF BODY AND HEALTH. Amélie Zosso, Switzerland
09:30
RR-PL-771. PAIN INHIBITION AND POSTEXERTIONAL MALAISE IN MYALGIC ENCEPHALOMYELITIS/CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME [ME/CFS]: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY. Jessica Van Oosterwijck, Belgium
RR-PL-1918. THE EFFICACY OF MOBILISATIONS WITH MOVEMENT TREATMENT ON MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Leanne Bisset, Australia
09:45
RR-PL-3452. NATURAL COURSE OF MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN - A PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY. Ottar Vasseljen, Norway
RR-PL-1183. UNRAVELLING THE NATURE OF POSTEXERTIONAL MALAISE IN CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME: AN EXERCISE IMMUNOLOGY STUDY. Jo Nijs, Belgium
Neurology: stroke 3
Wednesday 08:30 Chronic disease management 08:30-10:00, RAI: Elicium D201-202 Chair: Heleen Beckerman (Netherlands) 08:30
08:45
09:00
RR-PL-2880. OPTIMIZING SUPERVISED EXERCISE THERAPY FOR PATIENTS WITH INTERMITTENT CLAUDICATION. Erik Hendriks, Netherlands
09:15
RR-PL-2501. FUNCTIONING AND DISABILITY IN MEN AND WOMEN WITH CHRONIC HEART FAILURE. Eeva Europe, Sweden
09:30
RR-PL-888. AN EXERCISE PROGRAMME FOR PATIENTS WITH DIABETIC COMPLICATIONS; A STUDY ON FEASIBILITY AND PRELIMINARY EFFECTIVENESS. Nicoline Otterman, Netherlands
09:45
RR-PL-3061. IS WAIST CIRCUMFERENCE IN HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS AN INDEX OF CENTRAL ADIPOSITY OR HYDRATION STATUS?. Trisha Parsons, Canada
Critical care
08:30-10:00, RAI: Elicium 2 Chair: Rob Herbert (Australia) 08:30
RR-PL-2177. CONSTRAINT-INDUCED MOVEMENT THERAPY VS. STRENGTH TRAINING: WHICH IS MORE EFFECTIVE IN ACUTE TO SUB-ACUTE STROKE? AN EVIDENCE-BASED REVIEW. Diane Allen, United States of America
08:45
RR-PL-1062. CONSTRAINT INDUCED MOVEMENT THERAPY FOR THE UPPER LIMB POST STROKE: A POSTAL SURVEY OF THERAPISTS IN IRELAND. Bukola Eigbogba, Ireland
09:00
RR-PL-3527. SENSORY FUNCTION POST-STROKE DEPENDENT ON ASCENDING PROJECTIONS AND PRIMARY SENSORY CORTEX INTEGRITY. Deborah Nichols-Larsen, United States of America
09:15
RR-PL-1139. DOES TASK-SPECIFICITY MATTER FOR MOTOR SEQUENCE LEARNING AFTER STROKE? INSIGHTS FROM FRMI. Nicole Acerra, Canada
09:30
RR-PL-3543. CHANGES OF MOVEMENT QUALITY IN PEOPLE WITH STROKE WHO RECEIVED CONSTRAINT INDUCED MOVEMENT THERAPY. Yi-Po Chiu, United States of America
09:45
RR-PL-3466. COMPARING TWO MOTOR IMAGERY STRATEGIES TO LEARN A COMPLEX MOTOR TASK IN STROKE PATIENTS: A SINGLE-BLINDED PILOT RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Corina Schuster, Switzerland
08:30-10:00, RAI: E104-105 Chair: Richard Debigaré (Canada) 08:30
RR-PL-1112. TIME TO ACTIVITY WITHIN A GENERAL/TRAUMA INTENSIVE CARE UNIT. Mansi Patel, United Kingdom
08:45
RR-PL-559. POOR FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY AFTER DISCHARGE FROM THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT; A CHALLENGE TO IMPROVE OUTCOME AFTER CRITICAL ILLNESS. Marike van der Schaaf, Netherlands
09:00
RR-PL-3048. REHABILITATION FOR THE CRITICALLY ILL IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS. Geetha Kayambu, Australia
Paediatrics: neurology 1
RR-PL-3490. IS HEAD-UP TILT-TABLE REHABILITATION BETTER THAN SITTING IN A CHAIR FOR VENTILATED ADULTS IN TERMS OF IMPROVING LUNG FUNCTION?. Jane Manners, United Kingdom
08:30
RR-PL-3302. A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY OF PHYSIOTHERAPY INTERVENTION FOR CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS WITH H1N1 INFLUENZA A. Marc Berry, United Kingdom
RR-PL-544. RELIABILITY AND DISCRIMINANT VALIDITY OF THE QUALITY FM, A NEW MEASURE OF MOVEMENT QUALITY OF AMBULATORY CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Virginia Wright, Canada
08:45
RR-PL-704. THE SAFETY AND EFFECTIVENESS OF ON-CALL PAEDIATRIC RESPIRATORY PHYSIOTHERAPY IN INTENSIVE CARE. Harriet Shannon, United Kingdom
RR-PL-1326. FACTORS INFLUENCING PHYSIOTHERAPY USE IN CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Claire Kerr, United Kingdom
09:00
RR-PL-1693. CHILD DETERMINANTS OF GROSS MOTOR FUNCTION OF YOUNG CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Doreen Bartlett, Canada
09:15
RR-PL-2970. SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS: EFFECTS OF WALKING EXERCISE IN CHRONIC MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN. Sean R O'Connor, United Kingdom
RR-PL-2522. ASSOCIATION BETWEEN OROFACIAL FUNCTION, GROSS MOTOR FUNCTION AND MANUAL ABILITY IN CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Siv Edvinsson, Sweden
09:30
RR-PL-2643. MUSCLE MASS, MUSCLE STRENGTH AND FUNCTIONAL IMPAIRMENT IN WOMEN WITH THE EHLERSDANLOS SYNDROME. Lies Rombaut, Belgium
RR-PL-2856. SHORT-TERM AND LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF INTENSIVE TREADMILL TRAINING ON TODDLERS AND PRESCHOOLERS WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Katrin MatternBaxter, United States of America
09:45
RR-PL-3931. GENERAL MOVEMENTS AS A PREDICTIVE TOOL OF THE NEURODEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOME IN HIGH-RISK INFANTS - A SOUTH AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE. Marlette Burger, South Africa
09:15
09:30
09:45
Musculoskeletal: general 1 08:30-10:00, RAI: Elicium D203-204 Chair: Gordon Waddington (Australia) 08:30
08:45
09:00
08:30-10:00, RAI: E106-107 Chair: Barbara Connolly (United States of America)
RR-PL-1053. BALANCE AND GAIT AND RISK OF FALLING IN FEMALES WITH THE EHLERS-DANLOS SYNDROME. Lies Rombaut, Belgium
RR – research report
SI – special interest report
PL – platform presentation
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Platform presentations - Wednesday 22 June 2011
Platform presentations - Wednesday 22 June 2011
Wednesday 10:45
11:45
RR-PL-3316. SHORT-TERM EFFECTS OF ECCENTRIC TRAINING ON LATERAL EPICONDYLALGIA – A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Wim Grooten, Sweden
Inter-professional education
12:00
RR-PL-946. IS A THUMB OPPONENS SPLINT USEFUL FOR PATIENTS WITH CHARCOT-MARIE-TOOTH DISEASE?. Annemieke Videler, Netherlands
10:45-12:15, RAI: Elicium D203-204 Chair: Gillian Webb (Australia) RR-PL-3402. INTRODUCING INTER-PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION IN UNDERGRADUATE HEALTH SCIENCES CURRICULA THROUGH PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING. Tara Cusack, Ireland
Neurology: stroke 4
11:00
WITHDRAWN
10:45
RR-PL-2612. CONTRACTURES AFTER STROKE: INCIDENCE AND PROGNOSTIC FACTORS. Li Khim Kwah, Australia
11:15
RR-PL-3743. PERCEPTIONS OF INTER-PROFESSIONAL LEARNING BY HEALTH CARE STUDENTS ON ACCELERATED PRE-REGISTRATION PROGRAMMES IN THE PRACTICE SETTING: A SURVEY STUDY. Amanda Evans, United Kingdom
11:00
WITHDRAWN
11:15
RR-PL-2646. PASSIVE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF GASTROCNEMIUS IN PATIENTS WITH ANKLE CONTRACTURE AFTER STROKE. Li Khim Kwah, Australia
Platforms - Wednesday
10:45
10:45-12:15, RAI: E104-105 Chair: Barbara Rau (Switzerland)
11:30
RR-PL-1593. A FLEXIBLE PROGRAM FOR INTERPROFESSIONAL CLINICAL EDUCATION. Megan Davidson, Australia
11:30
RR-PL-3360. THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN EXECUTIVE FUNCTION IMPAIRMENT AND EXERCISE PERFORMANCE AFTER STROKE. Sara Hayes, Ireland
11:45
SI-PL-817. ENHANCING INTER-PROFESSIONAL LEARNING IN PHYSIOTHERAPY EDUCATION THROUGH CLINICAL SIMULATION. Serena Stirling, United Kingdom
11:45
12:00
SI-PL-3415. LEARNING TOGETHER CLINICALLY: THE STUDENT PERSPECTIVE. Stacey McPhail, Canada
RR-PL-3674. IS INTEGRATED UPPER EXTREMITY TRAINING MORE EFFECTIVE THAN ISOLATED TRAINING OF THE HAND AND FINGERS IN PERSONS WITH HEMIPARESIS?. Gerard Fluet, United States of America
12:00
RR-PL-579. ARE ACTIVITY LIMITATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS (LUTS) IN STROKE PATIENTS?. Sigrid Tibaek, Denmark
Musculoskeletal: general 2 10:45-12:15, RAI: Elicium 1 Chair: Elaine Maheu (Canada)
Paediatrics: neurology 2
10:45
10:45-12:15, RAI: E106-107 Chair: Joanne Potterton (South Africa)
RR-PL-1465. GOAL SETTING IN MUSCULOSKELETAL PHYSIOTHERAPY: HOW DO PATIENTS AND PHYSIOTHERAPISTS INTERACT IN THIS PROCESS?. Veronika Schoeb, Switzerland
11:00
RR-PL-1989. CLINICAL PREDICTION MODELS IN PHYSICAL THERAPY; A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Lieke van Oort, Netherlands
11:15
RR-PL-2087. IDENTIFYING GENERIC PREDICTORS OF OUTCOME IN PATIENTS PRESENTING TO PRIMARY CARE WITH MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN. Nicholas Henschke, Australia
10:45
RR-PL-689. THE MOTOR DEVELOPMENT OF ORPHANED CHILDREN WITH AND WITHOUT HIV: PILOT EXPLORATION OF FOSTER CARE AND RESIDENTIAL PLACEMENT. Gillian Ferguson, South Africa
11:00
RR-PL-1459. FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES 10 YEARS AFTER SELECTIVE DORSAL RHIZOTOMY (SDR). Annika Lundkvist Josenby, Sweden
11:15
RR-PL-2769. EFFECTS OF THE TUNING OF ANKLE FOOT ORTHOSES-FOOTWEAR COMBINATION (AFO-FC) ON GAIT OF CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY (CP). Kavi Jagadamma, United Kingdom
11:30
RR-PL-1624. LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP OF DIABILITY PENSIONERS HAVING MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN. Liv Magnussen, Norway
11:30
11:45
RR-PL-3235. PATIENT SATISFACTION WITH MUSCULOSKELETAL PHYSIOTHERAPY CARE IN AUSTRALIA IS HIGH. Vivian Yung, Australia
RR-PL-2944. PATHOGENESIS OF CONGENITAL HEMIPLEGIA- RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BRAIN STRUCTURE AND UPPER LIMB FUNCTION. Roslyn Boyd, Australia
11:45
RR-PL-3362. THE HYDAT TOOL: UK AQUATIC PHYSIOTHERAPY STANDARDISED DATA COLLECTION PROJECT, A BUILDING BLOCK ON WHICH TO BASE EVIDENCE?. Sarah-Jane Ryan, United Kingdom
RR-PL-2284. ACCURACY OF TEST OF INFANT MOTOR PERFORMANCE AND CRANIAL ULTRASOUND IN THE NEUROLOGICAL PROGNOSIS OF THE HIGH RISK PRETERM INFANTS. Helena Gonçalves, Brazil
12:00
RR-PL-3509. EFFECTIVENESS OF BOTULINUM TOXIN IN THE MANAGEMENT OF HIP PAIN FOR NON AMBULANT CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Terry Pountney, United Kingdom
12:00
Musculoskeletal: upper limb 10:45-12:15, RAI: Elicium 2 Chair: Frits Voorneveld (Netherlands)
Quality and standards
10:45
RR-PL-2430. THE EFFICACY OF STANDARDIZED EXERCISES FOR THE ROTATOR CUFF AND SCAPULAR STABILIZERS IN PATIENTS WITH SUBACROMIAL IMPINGEMENT SYNDROME- RCT STUDY. Theresa Holmgren, Sweden
11:00
RR-PL-948. EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED SUBACROMIAL PAIN DISRUPTS SHOULDER FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE. Craig Wassinger, United States of America
11:15
11:30
10:45
RR-PL-3542. PATIENT SATISFACTION WITH CARE RECEIVED FROM ADVANCED CLINICIAN PRACTITIONER IN ARTHRITIS CARE (ACPAC) PROGRAM-TRAINED PRACTITIONERS. Kelly Warmington, Canada
RR-PL-1378. ECCENTRIC TRAINING IN PATIENTS WITH ROTATOR CUFF TENDINOPATHY: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Annelies Maenhout, Belgium
11:00
SI-PL-720. USING PATIENT FEEDBACK TO DRIVE CHANGE IN A MUSCULOSKELETAL SERVICE. Lisa Roberts, United Kingdom
RR-PL-3085. TIME COURSE AND THE EFFECTS OF TAPING OF A MULLIGAN’S MOBILIZATION-WITH-MOVEMENT MANUAL THERAPY TECHNIQUE IN PAIN LIMITED SHOULDERS. Pamela Teys, Australia
11:15
RR-PL-2006. PATIENT SAFETY IN DUTCH ALLIED HEALTHCARE IS HIGHLY INFLUENCED BY QUALITY OF PATIENT RECORDS. Simone van Dulmen, Netherlands
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10:45-12:15, RAI: Auditorium Chair: Raoul Engelbert (Netherlands)
SI – special interest report
PL – platform presentation
Platform presentations - Wednesday 22 June 2011
RR-PL-2148. LEARNING FROM COMPLAINTS: A MIXED METHODS STUDY CONDUCTED WITHIN THE OSTEOPATHIC PROFESSION. Janine Leach, United Kingdom
11:45
SI-PL-2100. MIRROR, MIRROR ON THE WALL - REFLECTING ON A PROGRAM’S PERFORMANCE IN PROMOTING CQI?. Jan Robinson, Canada
12:00
RR-PL-223. QUALITY-ASSURANCE IN PHYSIOTHERAPY - AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE CURRENT STATUS OF QUALITY-ASSURANCE MEASURES IN PRIVATE PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE IN AUSTRIA. Nicole Muzar, Austria
Women’s health 1
Neurology: stroke 5 13:45-15:15, RAI: E104-105 Chair: Gillian Baer (United Kingdom) 13:45
RR-PL-1606. ENERGY EXPENDITURE IN CHRONIC STROKE PATIENTS PLAYING WII SPORTS: A PILOT STUDY. Henri Hurkmans, Netherlands
14:00
RR-PL-2876. EFFECTS OF OPTIMAL STANDARD OF CARE COMPARED WITH INTERACTIVE VIDEO GAMING (WII) BASED BALANCE AND MOBILITY TRAINING FOR INDIVIDUALS POST-STROKE. Judith Deutsch, United States of America
14:15
RR-PL-2107. FAMILY MEDIATED EXERCISE INTERVENTION [FAME]: EVALUATION OF A NOVEL FORM OF EXERCISE DELIVERY AFTER STROKE. Rose Galvin, Ireland
14:30
RR-PL-577. IS ACCURATE PREDICTION OF UPPER LIMB RECOVERY POSSIBLE WITHIN 72 HOURS POST STROKE? THE EPOS STUDY. Rinske Nijland, Netherlands
14:45
RR-PL-1342. THE ROLE OF THE SAEBOFLEX HAND ORTHOSIS WITHIN THERAPY FOR PATIENTS WITH ACUTE/SUB-ACUTE STROKE – A PROOF OF CONCEPT STUDY. Sally Davenport, United Kingdom RR-PL-2125. SHORT AND LONG TERM EFFECTS OF TWO DRIVING RETRAINING PROGRAMMES AFTER STROKE: A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Hannes Devos, Belgium
10:45-12:15, RAI: Elicium D201-202 Chair: Kari Bo (Norway) 10:45
RR-PL-3241. THE INTER-RATER RELIABILITY OF A STANDARDISED CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR PREGNANCY-RELATED LUMBOPELVIC PAIN. Annelie Gutke, Sweden
11:00
RR-PL-3377. DOES REGULAR EXERCISE IN PREGNANCY PREVENT URINARY INCONTINENCE?. Signe Nilssen Stafne, Norway
11:15
RR-PL-3189. SPECIFIC MUSCLE STABILIZING AS HOME EXERCISES FOR PERSISTENT PELVIC GIRDLE PAIN AFTER PREGNANCY: A RANDOMIZED, CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL. Annelie Gutke, Sweden
15:00
11:30
RR-PL-3835. A MULTIDISCIPLINE SURVEY OF KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIORS REGARDING THE TREATMENT AND PREVENTION OF THE FEMALE ATHLETE TRIAD. Kathleen Pantano, United States of America
Oncology & palliative care
11:45
RR-PL-2471. THE POSTURAL RESPONSE IN THE PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLES IN WOMEN WITH AND WITHOUT PERSISTENT POSTPARTUM PELVIC GIRDLE PAIN. Jenny Sjödahl, Sweden
13:45
RR-PL-3037. UPPER EXTREMITY EXERCISE AND REPEATED BLOOD PRESSURE MEASUREMENT IN THE UPPER LIMB OF HEALTHY WOMEN AND SURVIVORS OF BREAST CANCER. Lucinda Pfalzer, United States of America
12:00
RR-PL-3916. THE PREVALENCE OF URINARY INCONTINENCE IN WOMEN IN OMAN. Kauthar Al Busaidi, Australia
14:00
SI-PL-735. EVIDENCE BASED STATEMENT PHYSIOTHERAPY AND BREAST CANCER. Carien Beurskens, Netherlands
14:15
RR-PL-1999. IS MANUAL LYMPH DRAINAGE APPLIED AFTER AXILLARY LYMPH NODE DISSECTION FOR BREAST CANCER EFFECTIVE TO PREVENT ARM LYMPHOEDEMA?. Nele Devoogdt, Belgium
14:30
RR-PL-2321. DEVELOPMENT OF A MULTIMODAL PHYSIOTHERAPY PROGRAMME FOR PATIENTS WITH NASOPHARYNGEAL CARCINOMA FOLLOWING IRRADIATION. Edwin Lee, Hong Kong
14:45
RR-PL-952. CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR ADVANCED MANUAL AND MANIPULATIVE PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN CANADA: A SURVEY OF CURRENT USE AND FUTURE NEEDS. Joyce Chau, Canada
RR-PL-2631. FACTORS INFLUENCING EXERCISE CAPACITY IN PEOPLE WITH THORACIC CANCER. Matthew Maddocks, United Kingdom
15:00
RR-PL-2015. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND EXERCISE PRESCRIPTION: AN EVALUATION OF EXISTING PRACTICE AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CONTEMPORARY ENTRYLEVEL PHYSIOTHERAPY EDUCATION. Grainne O'Donoghue, Ireland
RR-PL-3199. ACTIVITY PATTERNS AND FATIGUE LEVELS OF BREAST AND COLON CANCER PATIENTS 6 WEEKS AND 6 MONTHS AFTER FINISHING CHEMOTHERAPY. Julie Walsh, Ireland
Respiratory/pulmonary 1
14:15
RR-PL-2016. CLINICAL PREDICTION MODELS IN PHYSICAL THERAPY; A FEASIBILITY STUDY. Lieke van Oort, Netherlands
13:45
14:30
RR-PL-2103. ALTERNATIVE STRATEGIES TO CLASSROOM BASED MANUAL HANDLING UPDATE TRAINING; ACHIEVING A CONSENSUS USING THE DELPHI METHOD. Heather Gray, United Kingdom
RR-PL-1217. PRESCRIBING CYCLE EXERCISE INTENSITY FROM THE SIX-MINUTE WALK TEST IN PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. Jennifer Alison, Australia
14:00
RR-PL-2788. ECHOWS: DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF A PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSESSMENT INSTRUMENT FOR COMPETENCE IN PATIENT HISTORY TAKING. Jill Boissonnault, United States of America
RR-PL-2092. CONTRACTILE MUSCLE FATIGUE IS ASSOCIATED WITH EFFECTIVENESS OF PULMONARY REHABILITATION IN CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. Chris Burtin, Belgium
14:15
RR-PL-3212. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY TOP UP - DOES IT AFFECT EXERCISE TOLERANCE FOR PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE (COPD)?. Rachel Garrod, United Kingdom
Wednesday 13:45
13:45-15:15, RAI: E106-107 Chair: Maria Nijhuis-Van der Sanden (Netherlands)
Continuing professional development 13:45-15:15, RAI: Elicium D203-204 Chair: Darren Rivett (Australia) 13:45
14:00
14:45
15:00
13:45-15:15, RAI: Elicium 1 Chair: Jennifer Alison (Australia)
RR-PL-3344. PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT? STUDENTS´ SELF-REFLECTIONS DURING AN ONLINE COURSE. Catharina Sjödahl Hammarlund, Sweden
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11:30
Platform presentations - Wednesday 22 June 2011
Platforms - Wednesday
14:30
RR-PL-2510. A COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF MANUAL AND VENTILATOR HYPERINFLATION ON PEAK EXPIRATORY FLOW, WITH AND WITHOUT CHEST WALL VIBRATIONS. Maria Scanlan, Ireland
HIV/AIDs
14:45
WITHDRAWN
16:00
15:00
SI-PL-1990. DEVELOPMENT AND USAGE OF THE WEBBASED PULMONARY REHABILITATION TOOLKIT. Jennifer Alison, Australia
RR-PL-2753. PREVALENCE OF PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY AND ASSOCIATED FUNCTIONAL LIMITATIONS OF LOWER EXTREMITY, AMONG PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV ON ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY. David Tumusiime, Rwanda
16:15
RR-PL-1591. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE INFANT GROSS MOTOR SCREENING TEST TO EVALUATE INFANTS WHO ARE HIV POSITIVE. Nicole Hilburn, South Africa
16:30
RR-PL-938. PAEDIATRIC HIV- LOOKING BEYOND CD4 COUNTS. Joanne Potterton, South Africa
16:00-16:45, RAI: E104-105 Chair: Patty Solomon (Canada)
Women’s health 2 13:45-15:15, RAI: Elicium D201-202 Chair: Marijke Slieker-ten-Hove (Netherlands) 13:45
RR-PL-2570. PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE TRAINING REDUCES BLADDER NECK MOBILITY DURING COUGHING IN WOMEN WITH STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE. Linda McLean, Canada
14:00
RR-PL-2984. PREDICTORS FOR POOR RECOVERY IN WOMEN WITH STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE FOLLOWING PHYSIOTHERAPY INTERVENTION: INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL VALIDATION. Erik Hendriks, Netherlands
14:15
14:30
RR-PL-1131. TRACKING CHANGES IN METABOLIC FUNCTION WITH CHANGES IN BODY COMPOSITION. Grace O'Malley, Ireland
RR-PL-2736. A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL TESTING THE FEASIBILITY OF A PHYSICAL ACTIVITY INTERVENTION IN MANAGING FATIGUE WITH GYNAECOLOGICAL CANCER SURVIVORS. Caroline Donnelly, United Kingdom
16:15
RR-PL-335. EFFICACY OF IMPAIRMENT-BASED MANUAL PHYSICAL THERAPY INTERVENTION FOR PAINFUL STIFF SHOULDER IN TYPE-II DIABETES MELLITUS SUBJECTS- A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL. Senthil Kumar, India
RR-PL-1741. PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE MORPHOLOGY AND FUNCTION IN WOMEN WITH AND WITHOUT PROVOKED VESTIBULODYNIA EVALUATED USING 3D/4D TRANSPERINEAL ULTRASOUND IMAGING. Stéphanie Thibault-Gagnon, Canada
16:30
RR-PL-3524. GRADED AEROBIC EXERCISE INTERVENTION IMPROVES VO2MAX IN EARLY ONSET TYPE 2 DIABETES. Declan O'Hanlon, Ireland
16:45
RR-PL-3385. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TOTAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND CARDIO-METABOLIC RISK FACTORS IN FEMALE AND MALE WITH DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS: THE FIN-D2D SURVEY. Katariina Korniloff, Finland
17:00
RR-PL-2531. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE IN PRIMARY CARE. Emer Barrett, Ireland
17:15
RR-PL-1193. DEVELOPMENT AND CONTENT VALIDATION OF NIGERIA CVD RISK FACTORS QUESTIONNAIRES FOR ADOLESCENTS. Nse Odunaiya, Nigeria
RR-PL-990. HEART RATE VARIABILITY OF WOMEN WITH OVERACTIVE BLADDER. Inbal Ben-Dror, Israel
15:00
RR-PL-2588. PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE TRAINING INCREASES EXTERNAL URETHRAL SPHINCTER CROSS SECTIONAL AREA IN WOMEN WITH STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE. Linda McLean, Canada
Methods of teaching & learning 2
Wednesday 16:00
16:00-17:30, RAI: Elicium D203-204 Chair: Shih-Fen Hsiao (Taiwan)
Cardiothoracics 1 16:00-17:30, RAI: Forum Chair: Sumio Yamada (Japan)
16:15
16:30
16:45
RR-PL-462. 7-DAY PHYSIOTHERAPY PATHWAY REDUCES HOSPITALISATION FOLLOWING CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS GRAFT (CABG) WHEN COMPARED TO 5-DAY PATHWAY-A SERVICE EVALUATION STUDY. Brighton Paradza, United Kingdom RR-PL-1637. DEVELOPMENT OF QUALITY INDICATORS FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY CARE IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING ABDOMINAL AND THORACIC SURGERY. Linda van Heusden-Scholtalbers, Netherlands RR-PL-2154. PHASE SYNCHRONIZATION BETWEEN CARDIAC AND LOCOMOTOR RHYTHMS AFFECTS PERFUSION TO LOWER MUSCLES DURING WALKING. Shinta Takeuchi, Japan RR-PL-3157. STERNAL PRECAUTIONS POST MEDIAN STERNOTOMY – THE EFFECT OF CHANGE OF PRACTICE ON PATIENT OUTCOMES. Jennifer Mackney, Australia
17:00
RR-PL-3355. EFFECTS OF INSPIRATORY MUSCLE TRAINING COMPARED WITH ACTIVE CYCLE OF BREATHING TECHNIQUES AND USUAL CARE IN CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS SURGERY. Melda Saglam, Turkey
17:15
RR-PL-3180. CURRENT PHYSIOTHERAPY MANAGEMENT OF POST-OPERATIVE MEDIAN STERNOTOMY PATIENTS – A NATIONAL WEB-BASED QUESTIONNAIRE. Lara Tuyl, Australia
RR – research report
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16:00-17:30, RAI: Auditorium Chair: Sylvia Kambalametore (Malawi) 16:00
14:45
16:00
Lifestyle diseases
16:00
SI-PL-1619. FACILITATING REFLECTIVE PRACTICE USING JOURNAL WRITING IN FIRST YEAR PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS: A QUALITATIVE STUDY. Maria Constantinou, Australia
16:15
WITHDRAWN
16:30
RR-PL-2185. EXAMINING THE ACCEPTABILITY, FEASIBILITY, AND EDUCATIONAL IMPACT OF A TOOL TO SELF-ASSESS PROFESSIONAL BEHAVIOURS AMONG PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDENTS. Patricia Miller, Canada
16:45
SI-PL-2728. STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF PEER ASSESSMENT AND THE TRANSITION FROM STUDENT TO PROFESSIONAL. Amanda Clifford, Ireland
17:00
RR-PL-3697. SUCCESS FACTORS IN MENTORING UNDERGRADUATE PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENT’S TO BE REFLECTIVE: A FOCUS GROUP STUDY. Silvia Zuckerman, Switzerland
17:15
RR-PL-1219. CAN SIMULATED LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS SUCCESSFULLY AUGMENT TRADITIONAL CLINICAL IMMERSION IN THE EDUCATION OF PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS? - A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Gwen Jull, Australia
SI – special interest report
PL – platform presentation
Pain management
Women’s and men’s health
16:00-16:45, RAI: Elicium 2 Chair: Matthijs Rumke (Netherlands)
16:00-17:30, RAI: Elicium D201-202 Chair: Jill Boissonnault (United States of America)
16:00
RR-PL-3210. TRANSCRANIAL DIRECT CURRENT STIMULATION FOR THE REDUCTION OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED PAIN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Kerstin Luedtke, Germany
16:00
RR-PL-3870. PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE EXERCISE PROTOCOLS FOR POST-PROSTATECTOMY URINARY INCONTINENCE: A SURVEY OF PHYSIOTHERAPISTS CURRENT PRACTICE IN CANADA. Anna Hughton, Ghana
16:15
RR-PL-1540. PAIN RELIEF BY APPLYING TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NERVE STIMULATION (TENS) DURING UNSEDATED COLONOSCOPY: A RANDOMIZED DOUBLE-BLIND PLACEBO-CONTROLLED TRIAL. Juan José Amer-Cuenca, Spain
16:15
SI-PL-1709. FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION AND PHYSICAL THERAPY: A SURVEY REPORT. Ruth Broom, New Zealand
16:30
RR-PL-2159. CATASTROPHIZING, FEAR-AVOIDANCE, PHYSICAL ABILITY AND QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG WOMEN WITH AND WITHOUT LUMBOPELVIC PAIN IN LATE PREGNANCY AND POSTPARTUM. Christina Olsson, Sweden
16:45
RR-PL-1844. CAN INSTRUCTION OF THE PAULA METHOD MAKE THE PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLES CO-CONTRACT? A 4D ULTRASOUND STUDY. Kari Bo, Norway
17:00
RR-PL-982. SURFACE ELECTROMYOGRAPHY OF THE PELVIC FLOOR MUSCULATURE: RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF A NOVEL ELECTRODE DESIGN. Nadia Keshwani, Canada
17:15
RR-PL-1631. PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE FUNCTION IS ASSOCIATED WITH PELVIC FLOOR MORPHOLOGY AND POSITION OF THE BLADDER: A 3D/4D ULTRASOUND STUDY. Kari Bo, Norway
16:30
RR-PL-1461. TELL ME YOUR TROUBLES: A DETAILED OBSERVATION OF PATIENT-PHYSIOTHERAPIST INTERACTION DURING INITIAL ENCOUNTERS FOR LOW BACK PAIN PROBLEM. Emmanuelle Opsommer, Switzerland
Respiratory/pulmonary 2 16:00-17:30, RAI: E106-107 Chair: Sonia Souto (Spain) 16:00
RR-PL-752. AIRFLOW DISTRIBUTION WITH MANUAL HYPERINFLATION AS ASSESSED THROUGH GAMMA CAMERA IMAGING. Heleen Van Aswegen, South Africa
16:15
RR-PL-2422. THE EFFECT OF AN INTENSIVE PREOPERATIVE RESPIRATORY REHABILITATION PROGRAM TO PREVENT POSTOPERATIVE PULMONARY COMPLICATIONS IN PATIENTS WITH ESOPHAGEAL CANCER. Rei Ono, Japan
16:30
RR-PL-1651. DO CONVENTIONAL VENTILATOR SETTINGS FOR MECHANICALLY VENTILATED ADULTS EMBED MUCUS OR PROMOTE CLEARANCE?. George Ntoumenopoulos, United Kingdom
16:45
RR-PL-3136. HYPERTONIC SALINE BEFORE VS DURING VS AFTER PHYSIOTHERAPY TECHNIQUES FOR AIRWAY CLEARANCE IN PEOPLE WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS: A RANDOMISED TRIAL. Mark Elkins, Australia
17:00
RR-PL-2875. HOW DOES HIGH FREQUENCY CHEST WALL OSCILLATION AFFECT RESPIRATORY PARAMETERS DURING MECHANICAL VENTILATION? A BENCH STUDY. Alison Jones, United Kingdom
17:15
WITHDRAWN
Wednesday 16:45 International development 16:45-17:30, RAI: E104-105 Chair: Patty Solomon (Canada) 16:45
RR-PL-3194. THE HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE OF REFUGEES WITH DISABILITIES IN ZAMBIA. Julie Phillips, South Africa
17:00
RR-PL-2658. PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS IN SWEDISH TOURISTS ONE AND THREE YEARS AFTER THE 2004 TSUNAMI DISASTER. Riitta Keskinen-Rosenqvist, Sweden
17:15
SI-PL-3933. SPINAL CORD INJURY IN POST-EARTHQUAKE HAITI: PERSPECTIVES ON THE EMERGING ROLE OF PHYSICAL THERAPISTS IN EMERGENCY HUMANITARIAN RESPONSES. Michel Landry, Canada
Self-referral/direct access 16:00-17:30, RAI: Elicium 1 Chair: Margaret Grant (Australia)
Mental health
16:00
RR-PL-2037. DIRECT ACCESS AND PATIENT SELF REFERRAL – THE BEGINNINGS OF A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE IN PHYSICAL THERAPY. Tracy Bury, United Kingdom
16:45-17:30, RAI: Elicium 2 Chair: Matthijs Rumke (Netherlands)
16:15
SI-PL-3633. PREPARING PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDENTS FOR FIRST CONTACT HEALTH PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE. Patrick Cross, United States of America
16:30
RR-PL-390. DECISION MAKING ABILITY OF GERMAN PHYSIOTHERAPISTS: ARE WE READY FOR THE DIRECT ACCESS?. Claus Beyerlein, Germany
16:45
RR-PL-2088. FOUR YEARS OF SELF-REFERRAL TO PHYSIOTHERAPY IN THE NETHERLANDS. Ilse Swinkels, Netherlands
17:00
RR-PL-3451. DIRECT ACCESS AND PATIENT SELF REFERRAL IN PHYSICAL THERAPY – TOWARDS A MAP OF EUROPE. Emma Stokes, Ireland
17:15
RR-PL-3716. CLINICAL FACTORS LEADING TO PHYSICAL THERAPISTS REFERRING PATIENTS TO PHYSICIANS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW PAPER. William Boissonnault, United States of America
RR – research report
16:45
RR-PL-961. PHYSIOTHERAPY AND MENTAL HEALTH: THE PERCEPTIONS OF UNDERGRADUATE PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS FROM 3 UNIVERSITIES IN CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA. Soraya Maart, South Africa
17:00
RR-PL-2038. EFFECTS OF SPECIALIZED PSYCHOSOMATIC PHYSICAL THERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH STRESS RELATED HEALTH PROBLEMS: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW. D M van Berkel, Netherlands
17:15
RR-PL-493. HOW DO PERSONS WITH PSYCHOSIS PERCEIVE AND EXPERIENCE THEIR BODY, AND WHAT ATTITUDES DO THEY HAVE TO OWN BODY?. Anne Kristin Wanvik, Norway
SI – special interest report
PL – platform presentation
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Platform presentations - Wednesday 22 June 2011
Poster discussion sessions - Wednesday 22 June 2011
RR-PDS-2577. CROSS-CULTURAL ADAPTATION AND CLINIMETRIC TESTING OF THE BRAZILIAN VERSION OF THE MEDRISK INSTRUMENT FOR MEASURING PATIENT SATISFACTION WITH PHYSIOTHERAPY CARE. Luciola Da Cunha Menezes Costa, Brazil
Wednesday 08:30 Inter-professional education
RR-PDS-213. FACTOR STRUCTURE WITH A KOREAN-LANGUAGE VERSION OF THE PATIENT SATISFACTION WITH PHYSICAL THERAPY INSTRUMENT. Haejung Lee, Korea
08:30-10:00, RAI: G102-103 (Topaz) Chair: Liz Harrison (Canada)
Poster discussion sessions - Wednesday
SI-PDS-2975. A HEALTH PROFESSIONS COLLABORATIVE FOR INTERPROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONALISM. Jody Frost, United States of America
SI-PDS-3762. PHYSICAL THERAPY AND GEOGRAPHY: A UNIQUE INTERPROFESSIONAL MARRIAGE? THE CASE OF A RURAL AND REMOTE MEMORY CLINIC. Vanina DalBello-Haas, Canada
RR-PDS-2810. DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTERPROFESSIONAL EDUCATIONAL MODULE ON INFECTION CONTROL USING HIGHFIDELITY PATIENT SIMULATION. Diana Hopkins-Rosseel, Canada SI-PDS-2760. SEEING THINGS DIFFERENTLY: PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS’ EXPERIENCES OF AN ONLINE INTERPROFESSIONAL LEARNING PROGRAMME. Lynn Clouder, United Kingdom RR-PDS-2684. THE EXPERIENCES OF PHYSIOTHERAPISTS LEARNING INTER-PROFESSIONALLY ON A SPECIALIST RHEUMATOLOGY PROGRAMME. Sarah-Jane Ryan, United Kingdom SI-PDS-2203. PATIENT SAFETY: WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY?. Judy King, Canada RR-PDS-1779. EVALUATION OF HEALTH CARE PRACTITIONERS ASSESSING BREATHING PATTERNS BY USING A HUMAN PATIENT SIMULATOR MANNEQUIN. Yoshihiro Uzawa, Japan
Wednesday 16:00 Paediatrics: neurology 16:00-17:30, RAI: G102-103 (Topaz) Chair: Suh-Feng Jeng (Taiwan) RR-PDS-601. CHANGES IN LOCOMOTORY FUNCTIONING AFTER REPETITIVE LOCOMOTOR TRAINING IN PATIENTS AFFECTED BY CEREBRAL PALSY. Daniele Munari, Italy RR-PDS-895. FOCUS ON FUNCTION: A CLINICAL TRIAL OF TWO INTERVENTION APPROACHES FOR CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Johanna Darrah, Canada SI-PDS-1213. ADAPTATION OF A MULTI-DISCIPLINARY TEAM APPROACH TO EDUCATING CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY AND THEIR FAMILIES IN TANZANIA. Isabel Lane, United Kingdom
Wednesday 10:45
RR-PDS-2925. EFFECT OF CONCURRENT COGNITIVE TASKS ON GAIT FEATURES AMONG CHILDREN WITH BRAIN DAMAGE AND TYPICALLY DEVELOPED CONTROLS. Hemda Rotem, Israel
Pain management 10:45-12:15, RAI: G102-103 (Topaz) Chair: David Baxter (New Zealand) RR-PDS-3364. PAIN MECHANISMS AFTER FALANGA TORTURE. Karen Prip, Denmark
RR-PDS-2932. USE DEPENDENT NEUOROPLASTICITY IN A RANDOMISED TRIAL OF CONSTRAINT INDUCED MOVEMENT THERAPY VERSUS BIMANUAL TRAINING FOR CHILDREN WITH CONGENITAL HEMIPLEGIA. Roslyn Boyd, Australia
RR-PDS-3918. EFFECTIVENESS OF GRADED COMMUNITY EXERCISE PROGRAMMES IN DECREASING PAIN INTERFERENCE FOR CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS. Paul Michel, United Kingdom
RR-PDS-3003. PROGRESSIVE RESISTANCE TRAINING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WITH CEREBRAL PALSY: A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS. Nicholas Taylor, Australia
RR-PDS-2943. THE IMPACT OF A COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL THERAPY PAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME ON SLEEP AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION: A PILOT STUDY. Grainne Kelly, Ireland RR-PDS-1001. OVERLAP OF COGNITIVE CONCEPTS IN CHRONIC WIDESPREAD PAIN: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY. Aleid de Rooij, Netherlands RR-PDS-2515. PREVALENCE OF CHRONIC PAIN IN ICELAND 2007 AND THE IMPACT ON DAILY ACTIVITIES. Sigrún Vala Björnsdóttir, Iceland RR-PDS-2600. NON-INVASIVE BRAIN STIMULATION TECHNIQUES FOR CHRONIC PAIN. A COCHRANE SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND METAANALYSIS. Neil E O'Connell, United Kingdom
Wednesday 13:45 Quality & health services management 13:45-15:15, RAI: G102-103 (Topaz) Chair: Joan Edelstein (United States of America) RR-PDS-1073. INTERPROFESSIONAL COLLABORATION: A STRATEGY FOR HIGH QUALITY CARE THROUGH ENHANCED HEALTH HUMAN RESOURCES. Liz Harrison, Canada SI-PDS-2571. A PILOT PROJECT TO DEVELOP PHYSICAL REHABILITATION SERVICES IN EASTERN ETHIOPIA: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES FOR HEALTH SYSTEM STRENGTHENING. Chiara Retis, France RR-PDS-3200. WHAT FACTORS DETERMINE PATIENT SATISFACTION WITH MUSCULOSKELETAL PHYSIOTHERAPY CARE IN AUSTRALIA?. Julia Hush, Australia
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SI-PO-202-19-Wed. CLAUDICATIONNET, A NATIONWIDE INITIATIVE FOR COMMUNITY BASED, SUPERVISED EXERCISE THERAPY IN INTERMITTENT CLAUDICATION. Rob A. de Bie, Netherlands
CARDIOTHORACICS 3 RR-PO-201-7-Wed. A HIGHER RATE OF DEEP BREATHING EXERCISES WITH POSITIVE EXPIRATORY PRESSURE AFTER CARDIAC SURGERY IMPROVES OXYGENATION. Charlotte Urell, Sweden
RR-PO-202-17-Wed. DOES PAIN PHYSIOLOGY EDUCATION CHANGE ILLNESS PERCEPTIONS IN PATIENTS WITH FIBROMYALGIA? A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL WITH SIX MONTHS FOLLOW UP. Miriam van Ittersum, Netherlands
RR-PO-201-17-Wed. BREATHING EXERCISES FOR CARDIAC SURGERY PATIENTS - A NATIONAL SURVEY OF CLINICAL PRACTICE IN SWEDEN. Elisabeth Westerdahl, Sweden
RR-PO-202-15-Wed. PREDICTORS OF WALKING DISTANCE AFTER SUPERVISED EXERCISE THERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH INTERMITTENT CLAUDICATION. Verona Gerardu, Netherlands
RR-PO-201-13-Wed. EFFECT OF BODY WEIGHT ON AEROBIC CAPACITY IN ELDERLY PEOPLE WITH SUBACUTE ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE. Sawako Yamamoto, Japan
SI-PO-202-13-Wed. PATIENT SELF-MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC DISEASE IN PRIMARY CARE: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONAL. Victorine de Graaf-Peters, Netherlands
RR-PO-201-11-Wed. LOWER EXTREMITY MUSCLE WEAKNESS AFTER CARDIOVASCULAR SURGERY IS RELATED TO THE COMBINED EFFECT AMONG PROMOTING FACTORS OF MUSCLE PROTEIN CATABOLISM. Sato Nitobe, Japan
RR-PO-202-11-Wed. MULTICENTER RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL OF SUPERVISED EXERCISE THERAPY WITH OR WITHOUT FEEDBACK VERSUS WALKING ADVICE FOR INTERMITTENT CLAUDICATION. GertJan Lauret, Netherlands
RR-PO-201-15-Wed. PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF VE/VCO2 SLOPE AND INTERLEUKIN-6 IN CHRONIC HEART FAILURE INDIVIDUALS. Giane Amorim Ribeiro-Samora, Brazil
RR-PO-202-9-Wed. ´WE GOT THE WHOLE STORY ALL AT ONCE’: PHYSIOTHERAPISTS’ USE OF KEY QUESTIONS WHEN MEETING PATIENTS WITH LONG-STANDING PAIN. Maria Afrell, Sweden
RR-PO-201-5-Wed. SKELETAL MUSCLE WEAKNESS AND SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATION IN OBESE PATIENTS WITH OR WITHOUT DIABETES UNDERGOING CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS GRAFTING. Yuki Iida, Japan
COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES 3
RR-PO-201-3-Wed. FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY OF HEART FAILURE PATIENTS EVALUATED BY CARDIOPULMONARY EXERCISE TEST AND NYHA CLASS. Raquel Britto, Brazil
RR-PO-203-3-Wed. QUANTIFYING NEEDLE PLACEMENT FOR A SPECIFIC ACUPUNCTURE POINT WITH RESPECT TO DE QI. Karen Keith, New Zealand
SI-PO-201-19-Wed. GETTING PATIENTS WITH HEART FAILURE TO CARDIAC REHABILITATION: CAN ERROR MANAGEMENT MODELS HELP IMPROVE REFERRAL RATES?. Amanda Buttery, United Kingdom
RR-PO-203-5-Wed. EFFECTS OF YOGA BREATHING AND MEDITATION ON THE CARDIOPULMONARY RESPONSE TO SYMPATHETIC STIMULATION IN COLLEGE-AGED STUDENTS: A PILOT STUDY. Pradip Ghosh, United States of America
RR-PO-201-21-Wed. EFFECTS OF MEDIUM FREQUENCY GANGLIONAR TRANSCUTANEOUS STIMULATION ON AUTONOMIC AND BAROREFLEX RESPONSES DURING EXERCISE IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS. Gerson Cipriano Jr., Brazil
RR-PO-203-7-Wed. EXPERIENCES OF ACUPUNCTURE DURING AND AFTER TREATMENT FOR MIGRAINE. Stina Rutberg, Sweden
RR-PO-201-1-Wed. DOES AMOUNT OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY RELATE TO FUNCTIONAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL RECOVERY AFTER CARDIAC SURGERY?. Tetsuya Takahashi, Japan
RR-PO-301-8-Wed. EFFECT OF EARLY CARDIOVASCULAR PHYSIOTHERAPY ON RESPIRATORY SINUS ARRHYTHMIA IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. Victor Ribeiro Neves, Brazil
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RR-PO-301-4-Wed. CLINICAL REASONING AND PRACTICE PATTERNS OF CANADIAN PHYSIOTHERAPISTS MOBILIZING PATIENTS WITH EXTERNAL VENTRICULAR DRAINS. Catharine Duncan, Canada
RR-PO-202-5-Wed. SYMPTOM FLUCTUATIONS AND DAILY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME: A CASE CONTROL STUDY. Mira Meeus, Belgium RR-PO-201-27-Wed. A NEW MEASUREMENT METHOD FOR WINDLASS CHANGE IN LENGTH AND SELECTED TREATMENT PROTOCOL IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC PLANTAR FASCIITIS. Sahar Abdalbary, Egypt RR-PO-202-1-Wed. FUNCTIONING AND HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WHO ATTEND PHYSIOTHERAPIST SUPERVISED PHYSICAL EXERCISE AFTER RENAL TRANSPLANTATION. Annika Luthman, Sweden RR-PO-202-3-Wed. TIRED OF BEING INACTIVE: PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, PHYSIOLOGICAL EXERCISE CAPACITY, AND MUSCLE STRENGTH IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME. Jo Nijs, Belgium RR-PO-202-23-Wed. THE INFLUENCES OF EXERCISE AND INSULIN INTERVENTION ON ENDOTHELIUM-DEPENDENT VASCULAR FUNCTION IN DIABETES. Yi-Ning Fan, Taiwan RR-PO-201-25-Wed. GENDER-RELATED DIFFERENCES IN THE CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF AND PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOSOCIAL OUTCOMES IN JAPANESE PATIENTS BEFORE HEMATOPOIETIC STEM-CELL TRANSPLANTATION. Shinichiro Morishita, Japan RR-PO-202-7-Wed. THE EPIDERMAL THICKNESS AND BIOMECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF PLANTAR TISSUES IN DIABETIC FOOT. Clare Chao, Hong Kong
SI-PO-203-1-Wed. RESTORATIVE YOGA FOR REHABILITATION. Bill Gallagher, United States of America
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RR-PO-301-10-Wed. PROCESSES AND FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE PHYSIOTHERAPISTS´CLINICAL DECISION-MAKING WITHIN EMERGENCY CARE. Ulrika Holdar, Sweden RR-PO-301-12-Wed. PROFILE AND SEVERITY OF ADULTS WITH CHICKENPOX UNDER PHYSIOTHERAPY ASSISTANCE AT AN INTENSIVE CARE UNIT. Riany de Sousa Sena, Canada RR-PO-301-6-Wed. INTEROBSERVER AGREEMENT OF HANDHELD DYNAMOMETRY IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS. Johan Segers, Belgium
HEALTH SERVICES MANAGEMENT 3 RR-PO-203-13-Wed. ACTIVITY ANALYSIS OF THERAPISTS. A COMPARISON OF THE VIEWS OF CLINICIANS AND THEIR MANAGERS, AND RESULTANT RECOMMENDATIONS. Gill Brook, United Kingdom
HIV/AIDS 3 SI-PO-203-21-Wed. OPPORTUNITIES FOR PHYSIOTHERAPISTS TO ADVANCE PRACTICE, POLICY AND RESEARCH WITH PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES WHO ARE HIV-POSITIVE. Stephanie Nixon, Canada RR-PO-203-19-Wed. ASSESSING THE SENSIBILITY OF A NEW HIV DISABILITY QUESTIONNAIRE. Kelly O'Brien, Canada RR-PO-203-17-Wed. ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME AND PERCEIVED HUMAN IMMUNE VIRUS INFECTION IN NIGERIAN GERONTOLOGICAL SEXOLOGY. King Odor, Nigeria
RR-PO-202-25-Wed. REHABILITATION OF A PATIENT WITH POST POLIO SYNDROME AFTER A SEVERE EPISODE OF SEPSIS AND ICU ACQUIRED WEAKNESS: CASE REPORT. Mariana Gazzotti, Brazil
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INTER-PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION 3 RR-PO-204-3-Wed. INTERPROFESSIONAL EDUCATION LEADS TO CHANGES IN ATTITUDES TOWARD COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE AND IMPROVED SKILLS. Robert Wellmon, United States of America
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RR-PO-204-5-Wed. INTER-PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION – ENHANCING THE LEARNING EXPERIENCE FOR FIRST YEAR STUDENTS. Claire Hamshire, United Kingdom SI-PO-204-11-Wed. BUILDING INTERPROFESSIONAL BRIDGES WHILE EXPLORING THE DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH. Moni Fricke, Canada SI-PO-204-9-Wed. COPD, A GLOBAL CALL FOR INTEGRATED HEALTH PROVISION PUT IN AN INTERNATIONAL INTER-PROFESSIONAL COURSE. Paul Beenen, Portugal RR-PO-204-7-Wed. EVALUATION OF A CASE BASED INTERPROFESSIONAL MODEL OF EDUCATION: PERSPECTIVES OF STUDENTS, THERAPISTS AND PLACEMENT FACILITATORS. Marie O'Donnell, Ireland
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT 3 SI-PO-203-25-Wed. THE CHALLENGE OF PHYSICAL REHABILITATION HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT DURING HAITI RESPONSE. Chiara Retis, France
RR-PO-205-11-Wed. EFFECTS OF COUPLED UPPER LIMBS MOVEMENTS ON POSTURAL STABILIZATION. Andrea Tettamanti, Italy RR-PO-205-13-Wed. ACTION OBSERVATION VERSUS MOTOR IMAGERY IN LEARNING A COMPLEX MOTOR TASK. Roberto Gatti, Italy RR-PO-204-21-Wed. THE EFFECT OF AGING ON THE BIOMECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF PLANTAR SOFT TISSUES. Gladys Cheing, Hong Kong RR-PO-205-17-Wed. THE ROLE OF LUMBAR LORDSIS IN THE TRUNK MOVEMENT OF HEMIPLEGIC GAIT. Arinori Kamono, Japan RR-PO-205-23-Wed. INTRA AND INTER-EXAMINER RELIABILITY IN THE RANGE OF MOTION MEASUREMENT OF HIP WITH THE MANUAL GONIOMETER AND PHOTOGRAMMETRY. Amelia Pasqual Marques, Brazil RR-PO-205-25-Wed. THE EFFECT OF POSTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT DEFICIENCY ON KNEE KINEMATICS USING POINT CLUSTER GAIT ANALYSIS. Naoya Orita, Japan RR-PO-205-27-Wed. CAN DOWN SYNDROME INDIVIDUALS IMPROVE YOUR MOTOR SKILLS REGARDING UPPER-ARM MOVEMENTS CONTROL FOLLOWING THE PRACTICE?. Nadia Marconi, Brazil
RR-PO-203-27-Wed. BEST PRACTICE OF MICROCREDITS SCHEME FOR PHYSICALLY DISABLED PERSONS IN HERAT, AFGHANISTAN. Jean Fiasse, Belgium
RR-PO-206-1-Wed. MOTOR CONTROL AND BIOMECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF HIP MOVEMENT PERFORMED ON REFORMER DEVICE AGAINST SPRING LOADS ACCORDING TO PILATES METHOD. Gil Lúcio Almeida, Brazil
SI-PO-204-1-Wed. DEVELOPMENT OF A REHABILITATION PROGRAMME AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE IN HAITI: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES FROM EMERGENCY TO POST-ACUTE CARE. Anne Bourgeois Hadir, Switzerland
RR-PO-206-3-Wed. PATELLAR KINEMATIC DURING CLOSED KINETIC CHAIN EXERCISE IN ANTERIOR KNEE PAIN SUBJECT. Lilian Felicio, Brazil
KINESIOLOGY/MOVEMENT ANALYSIS 3 RR-PO-204-17-Wed. IN VITRO 3D ANALYSIS OF UPPER-CERVICAL SPINE KINEMATICS DURING ROTATIONAL HIGH VELOCITY THRUST MANIPULATION. Silvia Eleonora Gianola, Italy RR-PO-205-21-Wed. A STUDY TO INVESTIGATE THE RELIABILITY OF COMPUTERISED ANALYSIS OF HUMAN GAIT USING VICON MOTION ANALYSIS SYSTEM. Dara Meldrum, Ireland RR-PO-204-13-Wed. STRATEGIES AND PERFORMANCE IN A PARTIAL WEIGHT BEARING TASK FOR PATIENTS AFTER ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY. Hiroaki Tani, Japan RR-PO-204-15-Wed. METHODOLOGY OF ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF THE TRUNK MUSCLES DURING WALKING IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS: A LITERATURE REVIEW. Eva Swinnen, Belgium RR-PO-204-19-Wed. ASSESSMENT OF THE SLOW AND FAST COMPONENTS OF POSTURAL SWAY IN CHRONIC NECK PAIN. Ulrik Röijezon, Sweden RR-PO-204-23-Wed. ACTIVATION OF TRUNK MUSCLES DURING ENDINSPIRATION OF ABDOMINAL BREATHING: COMPARISON IN FOUR DIFFERENT POSITIONS. Kyoung Kim, Korea RR-PO-204-25-Wed. BIOMECHANICAL ANALYSIS DURING GAIT INITIATION IN NORMAL ADULTS. Ryota Shimamura, Japan SI-PO-204-27-Wed. VIDEO BASED GAIT ANALYSIS; ESSENTIAL FOR MODERN PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE. Jaap Buurke, Netherlands RR-PO-205-1-Wed. THE RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF THE SWAYREADER IN A NON-PATIENT POPULATION. Sarah Chamberlain, United Kingdom RR-PO-205-3-Wed. THE ROLE OF THE SERRATUS POSTERIOR INFERIOR MUSCLE EVALUATED WITH SURFACE AND WIRE ELECTROMYOGRAPHY AND ULTRASONOGRAPHY. Naoki Nakamura, Japan
RR-PO-205-15-Wed. DIFFERENT FUNCTIONAL SURFACES ALTER KNEE MUSCLE ACTIVATION LEVELS DURING BIPEDAL STANDING IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS – METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS FOR SENSORYMOTOR PROGRAMS. Eduard Kurz, Germany
LIFESTYLE DISEASES 3 RR-PO-206-5-Wed. PHYSIOTHERAPY MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE: A REPORT ON CURRENT PRACTICE IN SOUTH AFRICA. Ronel Roos, South Africa RR-PO-206-15-Wed. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS, ANTHROPOMETRIC VARIABLES, CARDIOPULMONARY FUNCTIONS AND QUALITY OF LIFE OF INDIVIDUALS WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES. Oluwaseyi Osho, Nigeria RR-PO-206-13-Wed. DOES AGE INFLUENCE EXERCISE KNOWLEDGE OR SELF-EFFICACY IN HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS WITH CORONARY HEART DISEASE?. Tanya LaPier, United States of America RR-PO-206-11-Wed. ACTIVITY LEVELS MEASURED DURING THE COURSE OF THE DAY IN STUDENTS USING THE SENSEWEAR PRO 3 ARMBAND. Jente Jager, Netherlands RR-PO-206-7-Wed. QUALITY OF LIFE IN PEOPLE WITH LOWER LIMB AMPUTATION IN THE JOHANNESBURG METROPOLITAN AREA, SOUTH AFRICA. Lonwabo Lungile Godlwana, South Africa RR-PO-206-9-Wed. THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN OBESITY AND FUNCTIONING OF PATIENTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS OF HIP OR KNEE. Cindy Veenhof, Netherlands
MENTAL HEALTH 3 RR-PO-206-19-Wed. BODY AWARENESS RATING SCALE (BARS) – METHOD DEVELOPMENT AND RELIABILITY. Liv Helvik Skjaerven, Norway SI-PO-206-23-Wed. EFFECTIVENESS OF GROUP EXERCISE PROGRAM FOR PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA. Rakesh Kumar, United Kingdom
RR-PO-205-5-Wed. ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC ACTIVITY OF THE TRUNK FLEXOR AND EXTENSOR MUSCLES DURING PILATES METHOD EXERCISES. Jefferson Cardoso, Brazil
RR-PO-206-17-Wed. STUDY OF THE RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF THE APATHY SCALE FOR CARE RECIPIENTS IN HEALTHCARE FACILITIES FOR THE ELDERLY. Hiroaki Morita, Japan
RR-PO-205-9-Wed. COMPARISON BETWEEN INFRASPINATUS MUSCLE ACTIVITY IN SAGITTAL PLANE AND IN SCAPULAR PLANE. Yoshihiro Kai, Japan
RR-PO-206-21-Wed. CONCEPTUALIZING THE IMPACT OF BODY AWARENESS IN PHYSIOTHERAPY. Amanda Lundvik Gyllensten, Sweden
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RR-PO-301-20-Wed. THE USE OF BLOGGING IN AN EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE POSTGRADUATE MODULE. Jose Frantz, South Africa SI-PO-303-6-Wed. MOVING PHYSICAL THERAPY FORWARD THROUGH ONLINE, POST-QUALIFYING, CLINICAL DOCTORAL EDUCATION. Donna Fry, United States of America SI-PO-302-16-Wed. APPLICATION OF TEAM-BASED LEARNING IN A PHYSICAL THERAPY CURRICULUM. Jan Gwyer, United States of America SI-PO-302-8-Wed. EXPANDING THE PHYSICAL THERAPY CLASSROOM THROUGH THE USE OF AN INTERNATIONAL WIKI. Margaret Lonnemann, United States of America RR-PO-302-10-Wed. THE CURRENT-STATUS AND ISSUES RELATED TO PBL TUTORIALS IN JAPANESE PHYSIOTHERAPY EDUCATION: A QUESTIONNAIRE WITH JAPANESE PHYSIOTHERAPY EDUCATORS. Kasai Rie, Japan SI-PO-302-12-Wed. WHAT LIES IN THE CUPBOARD? PHYSIOTHERAPY SIMULATION-BASED EDUCATION (SBE) IN THE UNITED KINGDOM. Suzanne Gough, United Kingdom SI-PO-302-14-Wed. THE REFLECTIVE JOURNAL: A LEARNING TOOL FOR REFLECTIVE PRACTICE DURING THE PHYSIOTHERAPY CURRICULUM. Madeleine Denis, Canada RR-PO-302-2-Wed. AN EVALUATION OF STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF A COLLEGE BASED PROGRAMME THAT INVOLVES PATIENTS, CARERS AND SERVICE USERS IN PHYSIOTHERAPY EDUCATION. Di Thomson, United Kingdom SI-PO-302-4-Wed. DEVELOPMENT OF E-LEARNING RESOURCES ON MUSCLE ANATOMY USING MOBILE PERSONAL COMPUTING DEVICES. Satoru Kojima, Japan SI-PO-303-8-Wed. STUDENTS ENJOY LEARNING FROM ACTORS: THE USE OF STANDARDIZED PATIENTS IN TEACHING ABOUT APHASIA AND CONFUSION. Kathleen Norman, Canada SI-PO-301-22-Wed. PEER-LEARNING IN AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE. Unni Vågstøl, Norway SI-PO-303-4-Wed. HOW CAN WE SCAFFOLD LEARNER AUTONOMY BY INNOVATIVE ASSESSMENT ACTIVITIES?. Christina Gummesson, Sweden SI-PO-303-2-Wed. SPANNING BOUNDARIES IN AN ONLINE CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSE TO SUPPORT EVIDENCE BASED PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE IN MANUAL THERAPY ACROSS SOCIAL NETWORKS. Cathy Evans, Canada
SI-PO-302-6-Wed. ERASMUS INTENSIVE PROGRAMME FOR FIRST YEAR PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS ENHANCES INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION. Leena Piironen, Finland
MUSCULOSKELETAL: General 3 RR-PO-303-16-Wed. MEASURING CHEST EXPANSION; A STUDY COMPARING TWO DIFFERENT INSTRUCTIONS. Monika Fagevik Olsén, Sweden RR-PO-304-4-Wed. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MUSCLE ECHO INTENSITY, MUSCLE THICKNESS, AND PHYSICAL FUNCTION IN MIDDLE-AGED AND ELDERLY PERSONS. Yoshihiro Fukumoto, Japan RR-PO-304-6-Wed. ASSOCIATION BETWEEN POSTURE AND BALANCE IN PATIENTS WITH VESTIBULAR DYSFUNCTION. Kjersti Wilhelmsen, Norway RR-PO-304-8-Wed. FUNCTIONAL AND PSYCOSOCIAL ASPECTS ASSOCIATED TO TEMPOROMANDIBULAR DISORDERS DIAGNOSIS. Anamaria Siriani de Oliveira, Brazil RR-PO-304-10-Wed. CAN ELECTROMIOGRAPHY DIAGNOSE TEMPOROMANDIBULAR DISORDERS?. Cristiane Pedroni, Brazil SI-PO-304-12-Wed. TITLE: THE IDENTIFICATION OF PATIENTS WITH CERVICOGENIC DIZZINESS. Susan Reid, Australia RR-PO-303-22-Wed. STRONG RELATION BETWEEN MAXIMUM POWER DURING COUNTER-MOVEMENT JUMP AND AGE IN HEALTHY JAPANESE PEOPLE. Atsuhiro Tsubaki, Japan RR-PO-303-18-Wed. HIGH PREVALENCE OF MCKENZIE’S POSTURAL SYNDROME IN YOUNG NON-CARE SEEKING POPULATION. Stephen May, United Kingdom RR-PO-303-14-Wed. THE DIAGNOSTIC VALIDITY OF CLINICAL TESTS IN TEMPOROMANDIBULAR INTERNAL DERANGEMENT: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Eve Chaput, Canada RR-PO-303-12-Wed. THE INFLUENCE OF UN- AND RELOADING ON DISUSE ATROPHY OF THE RAT SOLEUS MUSCLE DEPENDS ON THE LONGITUDINAL SITE. Toshiaki Yamazaki, Japan RR-PO-304-2-Wed. IS WALKING ENOUGH FOR BOTH HEALTHY BONES AND A HEALTHY HEART?. Gordon Waddington, Australia RR-PO-303-20-Wed. PREVENTIVE EFFECTS OF INTERMITTENT WHOLE-BODY VIBRATION ON MUSCLE ATROPHY AND CAPILLARY DENSITY REDUCTION IN UNLOADED RAT SKELETAL MUSCLE. Akinori Kaneguchi, Japan
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RR-PO-302-24-Wed. PEER COACHING AND PEER RESPONSIBILITY IN PHYSIOTHERAPY UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION: A PRELIMINARY STUDY. Sarah Westwater-Wood, United Kingdom
RR-PO-207-2-Wed. A SNAP SHOT DATA COLLECTION SURVEY ON TREATMENT INTERVENTIONS USED FOR WHIPLASH INJURY BY PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN PRIVATE PRACTICE. Eric Lewis, United Kingdom
SI-PO-302-22-Wed. MANUAL THERAPEUTIC TEACHING IN UNDERGRADUATE PHYSIOTHERAPY EDUCATION. Joost van Wijchen, Netherlands
RR-PO-207-28-Wed. THE TWITCH RESPONSE IN SPINAL MUSCLES WITH SPINAL MANIPULATION: IS IT CLINICALLY RELEVANT?. Christopher McCarthy, United Kingdom
RR-PO-302-20-Wed. ASSESSING REFLECTION IN PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS WRITING USING THE ALE. Jimmy Burke, Ireland
RR-PO-206-28-Wed. A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION INTO THE MAGNITUDE OF EFFECT OF TWO COMMONLY USED LUMBAR TREATMENT TECHNIQUES ON SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM ACTIVITY. Jo Perry, United Kingdom
SI-PO-302-18-Wed. ESSAWIKI: USING WIKIS TO SUPPORT PROJECTS FOR KNOWLEDGE CONSTRUCTION IN PHYSIOTHERAPY EDUCATION. António Alves Lopes, Portugal SI-PO-303-10-Wed. INCORPORATION OF CORE VALUES AND MENTORING TO ENHANCE SERVICE LEARNING IN ENTRY-LEVEL AND POST-GRADUATE PHYSICAL THERAPY CURRICULA. Maureen Pascal, United States of America SI-PO-301-18-Wed. MEASUREMENT OF FACIAL MOVEMENTS WITH PHOTOSHOP SOFTWARE. Abbasali Pourmomeny, Iran RR-PO-301-16-Wed. PROBLEM BASED LEARNING (PBL) IN PROFESSIONAL ENTRY-LEVEL THERAPY EDUCATION: A REVIEW OF CONTROLLED EVALUATION STUDIES. Grainne O'Donoghue, Ireland SI-PO-301-14-Wed. THE PEDOMETER PROJECT: AN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT-TO-STUDENT PARTNERSHIP TO ENHANCE CROSSCULTURAL UNDERSTANDING WHILE PROMOTING HEALTH AND WELLNESS. Jennifer Audette, United States of America
RR-PO-207-4-Wed. COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS ON THE EFFICACY OF G.D.MAITLAND'S CONCEPT OF MOBILIZATION & MUSCLE ENERGY TECHNIQUE IN TREATING SACROILIAC JOINT DYSFUNCTION. Nitesh Bansal, India RR-PO-207-8-Wed. THE DISCRIMINATIVE VALIDITY OF ‘NOCICEPTIVE PAIN’ AS A MECHANISMS-BASED CLASSIFICATION OF PAIN IN PATIENTS WITH LOW BACK (± LEG) PAIN. Keith Smart, Ireland RR-PO-207-12-Wed. EFFECTIVENESS OF A GLOBAL POSTURE REEDUCATION PROGRAM FOR PATIENTS WITH LOW BACK PAIN. Paolo Pillastrini, Italy RR-PO-207-14-Wed. A SURVEY OF CANADIAN ORTHOPAEDIC MANUAL PHYSIOTHERAPISTS’ UTILIZATION OF AND BELIEFS ABOUT SPINAL MANIPULATION AND SPINAL MOTION PALPATION. Bert Chesworth, Canada
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RR-PO-207-16-Wed. LOW BACK PAIN IN IRAN: A GROWING NEED TO ADAPT AND IMPLEMENT EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. Seyed Javad Mousavi, Iran
RR-PO-304-24-Wed. EFFECT OF TEAR SIZE ON THE PAIN AND FUNCTION OF THE SHOULDER JOINT IN PATIENTS WITH ROTATOR CUFF TEARS. Ryuji Okamoto, Japan
RR-PO-207-18-Wed. THE MCKENZIE METHOD COMPARED WITH MANIPULATION IN LOW BACK PAIN PATIENTS PRESENTING WITH CENTRALIZATION OR PERIPHERALIZATION: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Tom Petersen, Denmark
RR-PO-304-22-Wed. RETRAINING UNCONTROLLED MOVEMENT OF THE SCAPULA: A SINGLE CASE STUDY. Sarah Mottram, United Kingdom
RR-PO-207-20-Wed. MRI(T2) ANALYSIS OF ACTIVITIES OF DEEP MUSCLES OF THE BODY TRUNK IN RELATION TO BALANCE EXERCISE IN A SITTING POSITION. Osamu Nitta, Japan RR-PO-207-22-Wed. DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF A NEW QUANTITATIVE CLINICAL POSTURE ASSESSMENT TOOL AMONG PERSONS WITH IDIOPATHIC SCOLIOSIS. Carole Fortin, Canada RR-PO-207-26-Wed. THE EFFECT OF POSITION ON THE INTERVERTEBRAL DISC. Lyndsay Alexander, United Kingdom RR-PO-208-2-Wed. EFFECTS OF MULLIGAN MOBILISATION TECHNIQUE «SNAG» APPLIED ON THE LUMBAR SPINE IN THE SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM ACTIVITY OF LOWER LIMBS. Maria Moutzouri, Greece RR-PO-207-6-Wed. EFFECTIVENESS OF LUMBAR STABILIZATION EXERCISES FOR IMPROVING THE THICKNESSES OF THE TRUNK MUSCLES. Megumi Ota, Japan RR-PO-207-24-Wed. EFFECTS OF PILATES ON PAIN, DISABILITY, FUNCTION AND DEEP ABDOMINAL MUSCLE ACTIVITY AND THEIR ASSOCIATION IN CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN. Tat Hei Luk, United Kingdom
MUSCULOSKELETAL: Upper Limb 3 RR-PO-305-6-Wed. A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN THE EFFICACY OF THERAPEUTIC ULTRASOUND AND SOFT TISSUE MASSAGE (DEEP FRICTION MASSAGE) IN SUPRASPINATUS TENDINITIS. Kshitija Patki, India RR-PO-304-20-Wed. SHOULDER MUSCLE RECRUITMENT AS FLEXION LOAD INCREASES. Karen Ginn, Australia RR-PO-306-2-Wed. MUSCLE ACTIVITY OF SHOULDER AND SCAPULAR MUSCLES DURING SPECIFIC SHOULDER EXERCISES AND SHOULDER FUNCTIONS IN IMPINGEMENT SYNDROME. Ipek Ikiz, Turkey RR-PO-306-4-Wed. THE EFFECTS OF PLYOMETRIC VERSUS. STRENGTH TRAINING EXERCISE PROGRAM ON SHOULDER PROPRIOCEPTION. Filiz Can, Turkey RR-PO-306-6-Wed. SUBJECTIVE AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGIC FINDINGS DURING PROVOCATION TESTS FOR THE ULNAR NERVE IN ASYMPTOMATIC INDIVIDUALS. John Jefferson, United States of America RR-PO-305-14-Wed. NO IMPAIRED HEMOGLOBIN OXYGENATION IN FOREARM MUSCLES OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC CRPS-1. Jaap Brunnekreef, Netherlands RR-PO-305-12-Wed. PREVALENCE AND RISK FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH SELF-REPORTED CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME AMONG OFFICE WORKERS IN KUWAIT. Michel Landry, Canada SI-PO-305-24-Wed. TAKE THE BITE OUT OF IT -MANAGING HUMAN AND ANIMAL BITES. Lynda O'Callaghan, Canada SI-PO-305-8-Wed. NEUROMUSCULAR SKELETTAL PLASTICITY (N.A.P.) FOR CLIENTS WITH „FROZEN SHOULDER“: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED STUDY. Renata Horst, Germany RR-PO-305-22-Wed. DOES KINESIOTAPE PLACED AROUND THE SHOULDER EXCITE SHOULDER MUSCLES AND CHANGE FUNCTION?. Grainne Creegan, United Kingdom RR-PO-305-2-Wed. DERIVING CLINICAL PREDICTION RULES FOR CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME USING GENERAL AND RESTRICTED CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS. Liz Harrison, Canada RR-PO-305-16-Wed. EFFECTIVENESS OF PHYSIOTHERAPY INTERVENTIONS FOR PATIENTS WITH SHOULDER IMPINGEMENT SYNDROME: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Thilo Oliver Kromer, Germany
RR-PO-304-16-Wed. PAIN IN THE FIRST WEEK AFTER WRIST FRACTURE PREDICTS THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMPLEX REGIONAL PAIN SYNDROME. Lorimer Moseley, Australia RR-PO-304-18-Wed. IMPROVING UPPER LIMB REACHING USING UNSUPERVISED MOVEMENT TRAINING IN PERSONS WITH SHOULDER IMPINGEMENT SYNDROME. Jean-Sebastien Roy, Canada RR-PO-305-10-Wed. PHYSICAL THERAPY FOR ADHESIVE CAPSULITIS: A NOVEL EVIDENCE TRANSLATION TOOL BASED ON PUBLISHED EVIDENCE AND EXPERT CLINICAL REASONING. Amr Salam, United Kingdom
NEUROLOGY: Stroke 3 RR-PO-208-17-Wed. A USER-ENGAGEMENT DESIGN APPROACH FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A TECHNOLOGY-ORIENTED SELF MANAGEMENT INTERVENTION FOR STROKE. Nasrin Nasr, United Kingdom RR-PO-210-11-Wed. CHRONIC HEMIPARETIC SUBJECTS INCREASE MUSCLE COACTIVATION IN THE NONPARETIC ANKLE FOR STANDING BALANCE CONTROL. Fernanda Romaguera, Brazil RR-PO-209-7-Wed. IS VERY EARLY REHABILITATION AFTER STROKE BENEFICIAL AND COST EFFECTIVE?: AVERT, AN INTERNATIONAL, MULTI-CENTRE, ONGOING PHASE III RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Sheila Lennon, United Kingdom RR-PO-209-5-Wed. TUG-HABS: A TOOL FOR ASSESSING THE BIOMECHANICAL ADAPTIVE STRATEGIES DURING THE TIMED UP AND GO TEST BY INDIVIDUALS WITH HEMIPLEGIA. Luci F TeixeiraSalmela, Brazil RR-PO-209-3-Wed. EFFICACY OF MIRROR THERAPY IN ARM REHABILITATION OF HEMIPARETIC STROKE SURVIVORS. Jonathan Quartey, Ghana RR-PO-208-27-Wed. FAMILY MEDIATED EXERCISE INTERVENTION [FAME] AFTER STROKE: A QUALITATIVE EVALUATION OF THIS NOVEL FORM OF EXERCISE DELIVERY. Rose Galvin, Ireland RR-PO-210-9-Wed. A VERY EARLY REHABILITATION TRIAL (AVERT) FOR PATIENTS WITH STROKE: THE SINGAPORE EXPERIENCE. Eyvonne Sim, Singapore RR-PO-208-23-Wed. SUFFERING FROM A STROKE AT A YOUNG AGE: WHAT IS THE IMPACT ON THE FAMILY SITUATION?. Britta Lindström, Sweden RR-PO-208-21-Wed. EFFECTS OF PASSIVE AND VOLUNTARY CONSTRAINT FOR THE UPPER EXTREMITY AFTER STROKE: A RANDOMIZED, PROSPECTIVE, BLINDED OBSERVER RATED STUDY. Maciej Krawczyk, Poland RR-PO-210-13-Wed. REAL WORLD ARM FUNCTION AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH KINEMATIC EVALUATION OF REACHING IN CHRONIC STROKE. Michael D Ellis, United States of America RR-PO-208-13-Wed. THE EFFECT OF AUGMENTED REALITY-BASED CORE TRAINING ON BALANCE AND GAIT FUNCTION IN STROKE. Byoung-Hee Lee, Korea SI-PO-208-11-Wed. EFFECTS OF TASK-ORIENTED CIRCUIT CLASS TRAINING ON WALKING COMPETENCY AFTER STROKE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Lotte Wevers, Netherlands SI-PO-208-9-Wed. 1000 REPETITIONS PER DAY: STRATEGIES TO INCREASE THE AMOUNT OF ACTIVE PRACTICE PEOPLE WITH STROKE CAN ACHIEVE. Simone Dorsch, Australia RR-PO-208-7-Wed. PHYSIOTHERAPY AND MOBILITY, SELF-CARE AND DOMESTIC LIFE INDEPENDENCY OF STROKE PATIENTS - SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Patricia Almeida, Portugal
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RR-PO-208-25-Wed. RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF SIT-AND-SIDE REACH TEST FOR ASSESSING TRUNK PERFORMANCE IN STROKE PATIENTS. Koji Nagino, Japan RR-PO-209-21-Wed. CROSS CULTURAL ADAPTATION AND INITIAL VALIDATION OF STROKE SPECIFIC QUALITY OF LIFE SCALE INTO YORUBA LANGUAGE. Aderonke Akinpelu, Nigeria RR-PO-210-7-Wed. HAPTIC INTERFACE FOR HAND REHABILITATION IN PERSONS WITH A STROKE. Michela Agostini, Italy
RR-PO-211-1-Wed. MASTICATION AND TONGUE FUNCTION IN PATIENTS TREATED FOR MALIGNANCIES IN TONGUE AND/OR FLOOR OF MOUTH; A ONE YEAR PROSPECTIVE STUDY. Caroline Speksnijder, Netherlands RR-PO-210-27-Wed. EFFECTS OF SUPERVISED EXERCISE INTERVENTION IN PATIENTS WITH COLORECTAL CANCER UNDERGOING CHEMOTHERAPY. Kuan Yin Lin, Taiwan SI-PO-211-19-Wed. CYBER-MANAGEMENT AND TRACKING OF HEALTH OUTCOMES FOR SURVIVORS OF CANCER: ONLINE SUPPORT APPLICATIONS AND THEIR HEALTH PROMOTING CAPABILITIES. Liisa Laakso, Australia
RR-PO-209-13-Wed. CHANGING LIFESTYLE AFTER STROKE- THE ROLE AND PERSPECTIVES OF INFORMAL CARERS. Carla Pereira, Portugal
RR-PO-211-9-Wed. EFFECTS OF AN OUTPATIENT EXERCISE TRAINING PROGRAMME AFTER LUNG CANCER OPERATION - A RANDOMISED SINGLE-BLINDED CLINICAL TRIAL. Barbara Brocki, Denmark
RR-PO-209-17-Wed. USE OF THE SMART ARM WITH OUTCOMETRIGGERED ELECTRICAL STIMULATION TO RETRAIN REACHING AFTER STROKE DURING ACUTE INPATIENT REHABILITATION: PILOT RCT. Kathryn Hayward, Australia
RR-PO-211-21-Wed. EXERCISE PROGRAMME FOR WOMEN AFTER BREAST CANCER SURGERY: A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Margarida Sequeira, Portugal
RR-PO-208-15-Wed. VIBRATION CAN REDUCE THE INCREASED HETERONYMOUS FACILITATION FROM QUADRICEPS TO SOLEUS IN HEMIPARETIC SUBJECTS. Robert Forget, Canada
RR-PO-211-23-Wed. A SNAPSHOT OF IN-PATIENT ONCOLOGY REHABILITATION IN TORONTO: POPULATION PROFILE AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES. Sara McEwen, Canada
SI-PO-209-19-Wed. DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF AN EXERCISEGUIDE FOR STROKE PATIENTS. Deborah Zinger, Netherlands
RR-PO-211-25-Wed. THE LONG-TERM IMPACT OF BREAST RADIOTHERAPY ON PULMONARY FUNCTION. Liana Barbaresco Gomide, Brazil
RR-PO-209-9-Wed. TWO APPROACHES TO MEASURING GAIT SYMMETRY AFTER BODY WEIGHT SUPPORTED TREADMILL TRAINING FOR PERSONS WITH CHRONIC STROKE. Stephanie Combs, United States of America
RR-PO-211-17-Wed. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS AFTER TREATMENT FOR BREAST CANCER: ONE YEAR FOLLOW-UP. Nele Devoogdt, Belgium
RR-PO-209-23-Wed. EFFECTS OF UPPER LIMB SUPPORT ON HIP EXTENSOR AND ABDUCTOR MUSCLE ACTIVITY DURING STEP UP EXERCISE IN HEALTHY OLDER PARTICIPANTS. Helen Cutting, United Kingdom RR-PO-209-25-Wed. CAN CORTICOSPINAL TRACT INTEGRITY BE DETERMINED BY LOWER EXTEREMITY FUGL MAYER SCORE: A TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION STUDY. George Fulk, United States of America RR-PO-209-27-Wed. STROKE – THE FIRST TWELVE MONTHS. A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY OF HEALTH, FUNCTION AND SATISFACTION WITH REHABILITATION AMONG PATIENTS WITH STROKE. Anna Wihlborg, Sweden RR-PO-210-1-Wed. THE SHORT- AND LONG-TERM BENEFITS OF HOME-BASED CONSTRAINT INDUCED MOVEMENT THERAPY IN INDIVIDUALS WITH CHRONIC STROKE. Gustavo Machado, Brazil RR-PO-210-3-Wed. EFFECT OF VISUAL SCANNING EXERCISES INTEGRATED INTO TASK-SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES ON THE FUNCTIONAL ABILITY IN PATIENTS WITH VISUAL PERCEPTUAL DISORDERS POSTSTROKE. Andoret Van Wyk, South Africa RR-PO-210-5-Wed. CORRELATION BETWEEN MUSCLE SYNERGIES AND CEREBRAL LESION VOLUME IN PERSONS WITH STROKE. Andrea Turolla, Italy
ONCOLOGY & PALLIATIVE CARE 3 RR-PO-211-11-Wed. EXERCISE AS A SUPPORTIVE THERAPY IN INCURABLE CANCER: EXPLORING PATIENT PREFERENCES. Matthew Maddocks, United Kingdom RR-PO-211-13-Wed. EFFECTS OF MANUAL THERAPY ON XEROSTOMY AND MOOD IN BREAST CANCER PATIENTS WITH FATIGUE. Irene Cantarero-Villanueva, Spain RR-PO-211-15-Wed. CORRELATES TO EARLY AND LATE RECOVERY OF UPPER EXTREMITY FUNCTION IN WOMEN WITH BREAST CANCER. Ellen Levy, United States of America RR-PO-211-7-Wed. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PAIN, PAINRELATED DISABILITY AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN WOMEN WITH BREAST CANCER POST-TREATMENT. Chee-Wee Tan, United Kingdom SI-PO-211-5-Wed. AXILLARY WEB SYNDROME, THE EXPERIENCE AT THE EUROPEAN INSTITUTE OF ONCOLOGY. Luiz Felipe Nevola Teixeira, Italy
RR-PO-210-25-Wed. PHYSIOTHERAPY MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS FOLLOWING NECK DISSECTION FOR CANCER: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Cathy M. Anderson, Canada RR-PO-210-19-Wed. SYMPTOMS, IMPAIRMENTS, ACTIVITIES AND QUALITY OF LIFE ASSOCIATED WITH OCCUPATIONAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN WOMEN WITH PRIMARY BREAST CANCER. Lucinda Pfalzer, United States of America SI-PO-210-15-Wed. COHERENCE IN CANCER REHABILITATION A DEVELOPMENT PROJECT CONDUCTED BY A DANISH LOCAL AUTHORITY HEALTHCARE DEPARTMENT AND METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, COPENHAGEN. Shila Samuelsen, Denmark SI-PO-210-17-Wed. SUBJECTIVE LYMPHOEDEMA: IT DOES EXCIST !! IMAGING OF TISSUE CHANGES IN THE ARM AFTER BREAST CANCER SURGERY. Pierre Lievens, Belgium RR-PO-210-21-Wed. EVALUATION OF THE RESPONSIVENESS OF GOAL ATTAINMENT SCALING (GAS) IN THE MEASUREMENT OF PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENT OUTCOMES IN ONCOLOGY INPATIENTS. Marco Pang, Hong Kong RR-PO-210-23-Wed. KINESIOLOGY TAPING APPLICATIONS AND THE FUNCTION OF THE UPPER LIMB IN THE WOMEN AFTER THE MASTECTOMY. Zbigniew Sliwinski, Poland
PAEDIATRICS: Neurology 3 RR-PO-308-15-Wed. SPATIO-TEMPORAL PARAMETERS IN EMERGENCE OF REACHING IN YOUNG INFANTS. Andréa Cunha, Brazil RR-PO-308-5-Wed. THE ASSISTANCE IMPACT ON THE STRESS AND BURDEN IN MOTHERS OF CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Regina Turolla, Brazil RR-PO-308-7-Wed. BOTULINUM TOXIN (BONTA) AND CASTING VERSUS BONTA OR CASTING IN TREATING EQUINUS GAIT OF CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY:SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Barbara Kelly, Canada RR-PO-308-11-Wed. HEAD MOVEMENT EVOLUTION IN 2-TO-4 MONTHS PRETERM NEWBORN. Carolina Daniel de Lima-Alvarez, Brazil RR-PO-308-17-Wed. NINTENDO WII-FIT; IS IT A USEFUL INTERVENTION TO IMPROVE BALANCE CONTROL IN CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY?. Dorothee Jelsma, Netherlands RR-PO-308-21-Wed. MANUAL SKILLS DURING THE ONSET OF PURPOSEFUL REACHING IN INFANTS. Daniele Soares, Brazil
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RR-PO-208-5-Wed. FEASIBILITY OF A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL OF MUSCLE STRENGTHENING WITH STROKE SURVIVORS: RECRUITMENT, ATTENDANCE, AND ADHERENCE. Aline Scianni, Brazil
Poster displays - Wednesday 22 June 2011
RR-PO-307-1-Wed. IS INTENSIVE SUIT THERAPY EFFECTIVE IN CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY WITH DIFFERENT LEVELS OF FUNCTION? A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY. Katrin Mattern-Baxter, United States of America
RR-PO-307-23-Wed. REPRODUCIBILITY OF MAXIMAL AND SUBMAXIMAL EXERCISE TESTING IN NORMAL AND COMMUNITY AMBULATORY CHILDREN WITH SPINA BIFIDA. Janke de Groot, Netherlands
RR-PO-308-9-Wed. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SUCKING HABITS AND SUCKING FORCE- PILOT STUDY. Eloisa Tudella, Brazil
RR-PO-308-1-Wed. THE IMMEDIATE EFFECT OF CUEING METHODS ON GAIT COORDINATION IN CHILDREN WITH BRAIN DAMAGE AND TYPICALLY DEVELOPED CONTROLS. Michal Katz-Leurer, Israel
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RR-PO-307-3-Wed. UPPER LIMB IMPAIRMENTS AND THEIR IMPACT ON ACTIVITY MEASURES IN CHILDREN WITH HEMIPLEGIC CEREBRAL PALSY. Ann Van de Winckel, Belgium RR-PO-306-7-Wed. DETERMINANTS OF FAMILY NEEDS OF PARENTS OF CHILDREN AND YOUTH WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Nihad Almasri, United States of America RR-PO-306-9-Wed. USING THE QUALITY FM TO ASSESS AMBULATORY CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY: HOW MANY PERFORMANCE TRIALS ARE REQUIRED IN ASSESSMENT?. Virginia Wright, Canada RR-PO-306-11-Wed. EFFECT OF A TRUNK-TARGETED INTERVENTION ON PELVIC POSITIONING AND LOWER LIMB FUNCTION IN CHILDREN WITH SPASTIC TYPE CEREBRAL PALSY. Marianne Unger, South Africa RR-PO-306-13-Wed. A COMPARISON OF TWO SUPPORT WALKERS ON THE GAIT PARAMETERS OF CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Sheryl Low, United States of America RR-PO-306-15-Wed. RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE CHANGES OF SPATIO-TEMPORAL GAIT PARAMETERS AND FUNCTIONAL IMPAIRMENTS IN CHILDREN WITH SPASTIC DIPLEGIA CEREBRAL PALSY. Satoshi Nonogaki, Japan RR-PO-306-17-Wed. MUSCLE THICKNESS AS AN INDICATOR TO ESTIMATE CAPACITY FOR DAILY ACTIVITY IN CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Koji Ohata, Japan RR-PO-306-19-Wed. A DYNAMICAL SYSTEM ANALYSIS OF THE DEVELOPMENTAL OF SPONTANEOUS LOWER EXTREMITY MOVEMENTS IN NEWBORN AND YOUNG INFANTS. Hirotaka Gima, Japan RR-PO-306-21-Wed. EFFECTS OF DYNAMIC ELASTOMERIC FABRIC ANKLE FOOT ORTHOSES FOR PARALYTIC FOOTDROP IN PEDIATRIC SIBLINGS WITH CHARCOT-MARIE-TOOTH DISEASE. Chiaki Takeuchi, Japan RR-PO-307-5-Wed. RELATIONS BETWEEN MASTERY MOTIVATION AND PARENTAL INTERACTIVE BEHAVIOR IN CHILDREN WITH MOTOR DELAY. Pei-Jung Wang, Taiwan RR-PO-306-23-Wed. UPPER LIMB FUNCTION AND DEFORMITY IN CEREBRAL PALSY: A REVIEW OF CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS. Claire Kerr, United Kingdom RR-PO-308-3-Wed. LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF THERAPEUTIC MUSIC COMBINED WITH LOADED SIT-TO-STAND RESISTANCE EXERCISE ON MOBILITY FOR CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Hua-Fang Liao, Taiwan RR-PO-307-9-Wed. HIPPOTHERAPY IMPROVES MUSCLE SPASTICITY BY AMELIORATING THE IMBALANCE OF AUTONOMIC NERVOUS ACTIVITY IN CHILDREN WITH SPASTIC CEREBRAL PALSY. Misako Yokoyama, Japan RR-PO-307-11-Wed. ALTERED TACTILE INTEGRATION DURING OBJECT RECOGNITION AND MANUAL DEXTERITY IN CHILDREN WITH DUCHENNE MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY. Renata Hasue, Brazil RR-PO-307-13-Wed. MEASUREMENT OF THE FUNCTIONAL STATUS OF PATIENTS WITH DIFFERENT TYPES OF MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY. Yi-Jing Lue, Taiwan RR-PO-307-15-Wed. HIPPOTHERAPY ON GROSS MOTOR FUNCTION AND GAIT IN CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Korakot Hensangvilai, Thailand RR-PO-307-17-Wed. SINGLE EVENT MULTILEVEL SURGERY (SEMLS) PROCESS EXPERIENCED BY ADOLESCENT PATIENTS WITH CEREBRAL PALSY AND THEIR PARENTS. Jaana Saarinen, Finland RR-PO-307-21-Wed. DEVELOPMENT OF THE EARLY CLINICAL ASSESSMENT OF BALANCE FOR YOUNG CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Sarah McCoy, United States of America
PAIN MANAGEMENT 3 RR-PO-309-21-Wed. IMPROVEMENTS AFTER INTERDISCIPLINARY REHABILITATION OF WHIPLASH INJURY SYNDROME. Thomas Benz, Switzerland RR-PO-309-13-Wed. IS CRANIOSACRAL THERAPY EFFECTIVE FOR MIGRAINE? TESTED WITH HIT-6 QUESTIONNAIRE. Thuridur Solveig Arnadottir, Iceland RR-PO-310-5-Wed. HOW EFFECTIVE ARE MULTIDISCIPLINARY PAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMES OF VARYING INTENSITY?. Iain Beith, United Kingdom RR-PO-310-3-Wed. DIFFERENCES IN PAIN, FUNCTION AND DEPRESSION BETWEEN SUBGROUPS OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN CLASSIFIED BY THE MULTIDIMENSIONAL PAIN INVENTORY. Martin L Verra, Switzerland RR-PO-310-1-Wed. MIRROR THERAPY – INFLUENCE MUSCLE AND SKIN VASOMOTOR REGULATION IN PATIENTS WITH CRPS: A DOUBLE CASE REPORT. Sonja Hlebs, Slovenia RR-PO-309-23-Wed. OBJECTIVE MEASUREMENT OF KINESIOPHOBIA APPLIED IN PHYSIOTHERAPY. Mari Lundberg, Sweden RR-PO-309-19-Wed. MYOFASCIAL PAIN IN LEPROSY PATIENTS: A PILOT STUDY. Artur Gosling, Brazil RR-PO-309-17-Wed. A PHENOMENOLOGY OF CHRONIC PAIN – A WAY TOWARDS BETTER UNDERSTANDING?. Anne-Marie Hassenkamp, United Kingdom SI-PO-309-15-Wed. A BREAKTHROUGH IN COMPLEX REGIONAL PAIN SYNDROME TREATMENT OR NOT? A CASE REPORT. Margje Spijker, Netherlands RR-PO-309-11-Wed. PREFRONTAL BRAIN ACTIVATION IN PERSONS WITH HIGHER LEVELS OF RESPONSE TO PAINFUL STIMULATION. Kazuhiro Kinpara, Japan RR-PO-309-9-Wed. REPORTS OF LOW BACK PAIN FOLLOWING LIVER TRANSPLANTATION AND LIVER RESECTION, AS MEASURED BY THE BRIEF PAIN INVENTORY. Nancy Howes, Canada RR-PO-309-7-Wed. PATIENTS PERCEPTIONS OF CURRENT CONCEPTS IN CHRONIC PAIN EDUCATION AND THEIR SELF EFFICACY. Emma Jones, United Kingdom RR-PO-309-3-Wed. PAIN DISTRIBUTION QUANTIFICATION USING ENHANCED ´RULE-OF-NINES´: RELIABILITY AND CORRELATIONS WITH INTENSITY, SENSORY, AFFECTIVE, AND FUNCTIONAL PAIN MEASURES. Roger Allen, United States of America RR-PO-309-1-Wed. RELIABILITY OF THERMAL QUANTITATIVE SENSORY TESTING: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Niamh Moloney, Ireland RR-PO-308-23-Wed. AGAINST ALL REASON - EFFECTS OF ACUPUNCTURE AND TENS DELIVERED TO AN ARTIFICIAL HAND. Michael Thacker, United Kingdom RR-PO-309-5-Wed. EVIDENCE OF SUB-GROUP PERFORMANCE IN GROUP PAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS HAS IMPLICATIONS FOR PERFORMANCE AT FOLLOW-UP 1 - 3 YEARS POST-PROGRAM. David MacAdams, Australia
RESPIRATORY / PULMONARY 3 RR-PO-213-6-Wed. PREDICTING THE ABILITY TO PERFORM ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING IN PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE (COPD). Robert Haennel, Canada RR-PO-212-24-Wed. CHEST WALL EXPANSION AND ITS RELATION TO RESPIRATORY AND MOTOR FUNCTION IN PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC HEMIPLEGIA. Kouji Ihashi, Japan
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RR-PO-212-8-Wed. THE EFFECT OF PULMONARY REHABILITATION ON BALANCE IN INDIVIDUALS WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. Dina Brooks, Canada
RR-PO-213-22-Wed. EFFECT OF HEMODIALYSIS ON VENTILATORY PARAMETERS OF UREMIC PATIENTS. Claudio Spinola Najas, Brazil
RR-PO-212-4-Wed. EFFECTIVENESS OF AN AEROBIC INTERVAL TRAINING PROGRAM OF HIGH INTENSITY ON AEROBIC CAPACITY OF COPD PATIENTS. Marcelo Cano, Chile
RR-PO-213-20-Wed. EFFECTS OF RESPIRATORY MUSCLE TRAINING AND MOTOR FUNCTIONAL TRAINING ON THE STRENGTH OF COUGH IN ELDERLY DAY-CARE ATTENDEES. Takumi Yamada, Japan
RR-PO-212-2-Wed. MANUAL THERAPY FOR CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE AIRWAYS DISEASE (COPD): A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF CURRENT EVIDENCE. Nicola Heneghan, United Kingdom
RR-PO-213-18-Wed. STANDARDIZING MEASUREMENT OF MAXIMAL INSPIRATORY PRESSURE: COMPARING VERBAL AND VIDEO INSTRUCTIONS. Chien Hui Huang, Taiwan
SI-PO-212-20-Wed. COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN TWO DIFFERENT PROTOCOLS IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE IN STAGE PRE AND POST PULMONARY REHABILITATION. Juliana Monteiro de Araujo, Brazil
RR-PO-213-16-Wed. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RESPIRATORY IMPAIRMENT AND FUNCTIONAL BALANCE AND MOBILITY IN ADULTS OVER 40 WITH COPD. Jennifer Nitz, Australia SI-PO-213-14-Wed. ANALYSIS OF BOUSSIGNAC CPAP SYSTEM PERFORMANCE IN ORDER TO PROVIDE NONINVASIVE CONTINUOUS POSITIVE AIRWAY PRESSURE: EXPERIMENTAL STUDY. Carolina Fu, Brazil RR-PO-212-28-Wed. THE SHORT-TERM, BETWEEN-SESSION REPRODUCIBILITY OF SNIFF NASAL PRESSURE (SNPNAS) IN COPD PATIENTS; IMPLICATIONS FOR BASELINE MEASUREMENTS PRIOR TO THERAPEUTIC PROGRAMMES. Dimitra Nikoletou, United Kingdom RR-PO-212-22-Wed. CARBON DIOXIDE SENSITIVITY IN PATIENTS WITH HYPERVENTILATION SYNDROME. Kate Bazin, United Kingdom RR-PO-213-4-Wed. VALIDATION OF THE SENSEWEAR ACTIVITY ARMBAND IN COPD. Claire Egan, Ireland RR-PO-212-6-Wed. A PILOT STUDY EXAMINING THE EFFECTS OF HIGH-INTENSITY INSPIRATORY MUSCLE TRAINING IN DIVISION 1 COLLEGE ICE HOCKEY PLAYERS. Dylan Wiwchar, Canada RR-PO-213-8-Wed. SYSTEMATIC REVIEW EXPLORING THE EFFECT OF EXERCISE IN PULMONARY REHABILITATION ON DEPRESSION LEVELS IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. Hazel Horobin, United Kingdom RR-PO-213-10-Wed. EFFECT OF A HOME BASED PULMONARY REHABILITATION PROGRAM ON CARDIOVASCULAR FUNCTION AND EXERCISE TOLERANCE IN PATIENTS DIAGNOSED WITH PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS. Shamila Manie, South Africa RR-PO-213-12-Wed. EFFECT OF THE COMPONENTS OF FLUTTER VRP1 ON THE TRANSPORT OF RESPIRATORY SECRETIONS IN PATIENTS WITH BRONCHIECTASIS. Ada Gastaldi, Brazil RR-PO-212-26-Wed. EFFECTS OF GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL BREATHING ON LUNG FUNCTION AND PERFORMANCE SPORTS TRAINING IN PORTUGUESE ELITE SWIMMERS. Eliana Abreu, Portugal
SELF-REFERRAL/DIRECT ACCESS 3 RR-PO-312-24-Wed. DIRECT ACCESS TO PHYSIOTHERAPY IN PRIMARY HEALTHCARE – EXPERIENCES OF THREE PROFESSIONAL GROUPS. Anna Troberg, Finland RR-PO-312-22-Wed. PHYSICAL THERAPISTS WORKING IN SWITZERLAND ARE FAVORABLE TOWARDS AN ADOPTION OF DIRECT ACCESS. Lara Allet, Switzerland
SERVICE DELIVERY 3 RR-PO-310-12-Wed. ADHERENCE OF PATIENTS TO ATTENDING PHYSIOTHERAPY APPOINTMENTS AT AN OUTPATIENT DEPARTMENT. Nonceba Mbambo-Kekana, South Africa RR-PO-310-16-Wed. WAIT TIMES FOR PHYSICAL AND OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY IN THE PUBLIC SYSTEM FOR PERSONS WITH ARTHRITIS IN QUEBEC, CANADA. Ashley Delaurier, Canada RR-PO-310-10-Wed. LEARNING TO IMPROVE THE MANAGEMENT OF BACK PAIN IN GENERAL PRACTICE: COLLABORATION BETWEEN SERVICE USERS AND SERVICE PROVIDERS. Carol Clark, United Kingdom SI-PO-310-8-Wed. DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AN EVIDENCE INFORMED PHONE TRIAGE TOOL FOR PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC PAIN. Sue Balmer, Canada RR-PO-310-6-Wed. IMPROVING SAFETY AND QUALITY: NO GOING BACK FOR SCOTLAND’S PHYSIOTHERAPISTS. Fraser Ferguson, United Kingdom SI-PO-310-18-Wed. REDUCING WAIT TIMES TO ACCESS OUTPATIENT PHYSIOTHERAPY. Natalie Morris, Canada
WOMENS HEALTH 3 RR-PO-311-2-Wed. LOAD DURATION DURING STOCHASTIC WHOLE BODY VIBRATION IN ITS EFFECT ON PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE ACTIVATION. Helena Luginbuehl Greco, Switzerland
RR-PO-213-2-Wed. IS HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE RELATED TO THE SEVERITY OF CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE?. Yuki Yamanaka, Japan
RR-PO-311-20-Wed. NEUROMUSCULAR ACTIVATION OF THE PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLES UNDER DIFFERENT EXERCISE CONDITIONS. Birgit Schulte-Frei, Germany
RR-PO-212-18-Wed. FATIGUE IS ASSOCIATED WITH REDUCED PHYSICAL CAPACITY AND DISEASE SEVERITY IN MEN BUT NOT IN WOMEN WITH COPD. Kristina Tödt, Sweden
RR-PO-312-14-Wed. IMPACT OF PREGNANCY ON MEASURES OF VENTILATION IN AN INDIVIDUAL WITH T10 PARAPLEGIA. Jane Wetzel, United States of America
RR-PO-212-16-Wed. PREDICTORS OF REHOSPITALIZATION IN ADULT PATIENTS WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS. Abebaw Yohannes, United Kingdom
RR-PO-312-10-Wed. CORRELATION OF DIGITAL PALPATION AND TRANSABDOMINAL ULTRASOUND FOR ASSESSMENT OF PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE CONTRACTION. Afsaneh Azari, Iran
RR-PO-212-14-Wed. RESPIRATORY MUSCLE FUNCTION AND ITS RELATION TO FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE IN PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED LUNG CANCER PRIOR TO TREATMENT. Chung-Chun Lai, Taiwan
RR-PO-312-16-Wed. EFFECT OF MUSCULAR STRENGTH TRAINING ON THE FUNCTIONAL AND MUSCULAR PERFORMANCE AND ON THE IL-6 AND STNFR ON PRE-FRAGILE WOMEN. Lygia Lustosa, Brazil
RR-PO-212-12-Wed. MECHANICAL INSUFFLATION-EXSUFFLATION AS AN AIRWAY CLEARANCE TECHNIQUE FOR PEOPLE WITH AN IMPAIRED COUGH – A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW. Allana Patterson, United Kingdom
RR-PO-312-18-Wed. EVALUATION OF URINARY INCONTINENCE REPORTS AND PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE KNOWLEDGE AMONG WOMEN PARTICIPATING IN A PELVIC FLOOR EDUCATIONAL GROUP. Cristine Homsi Jorge Ferreira, Brazil
RR-PO-212-10-Wed. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SKELETAL MUSCLE OXYGENATION AND SYSTEMIC OXYGEN UPTAKE DURING EXERCISE IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. Kazuyuki Tabira, Japan
RR-PO-312-6-Wed. INFLUENCE OF HOME-BASED AND SUPERVISED EXERCISE PROGRAMS ON WOMEN STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE: A RANDOMIZED TRIAL. Margarida Ferreira, Portugal
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RR-PO-213-24-Wed. EFFECTS OF DIAPHRAGMATIC BREATHING ASSOCIATED OR NOT TO PURSED-LIPS ON CHEST WALL KINEMATICS, DYSPNEA AND ELECTROMYOGRAPHY ACTIVITY IN COPD PATIENTS. Karoline Moraes, Brazil
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Poster displays - Wednesday 22 June 2011
RR-PO-312-4-Wed. THE UTILITY OF PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE EXAMINATION IN FEMALE CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN. Cindy Neville, United States of America
RR-PO-201-14-Wed. COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT ASSOCIATES WITH PARTICIPATION IN ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. Miyako Yoshida, Japan
RR-PO-312-2-Wed. EFFICACY OF THERAPEUTIC EXERCISES AND SUPERFICIAL HEAT IN THE POSTERIOR LUMBAR PELVIC PAIN DURING PREGNANCY. Paula Rodrigues, Brazil
RR-PO-201-16-Wed. EFFECTS OF EXERCISE TRAINING IN PATIENTS AFTER HEART TRANSPLANTATION: A META-ANALYSIS. Ping-Lun Hsieh, Taiwan
RR-PO-311-24-Wed. EQUIPMENT RELIABILITY FOR PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE STRENGTH MEASUREMENT. Fabiana Nunes, Brazil
RR-PO-201-18-Wed. DIAPHRAGMATIC BREATHING DURING EXERCISE WITH INSPIRATORY THRESHOLD LOADING IN PATIENTS WITH HEART FAILURE: EFFECTS ON CHEST WALL VOLUMES. Raquel Britto, Brazil
RR-PO-311-22-Wed. GYMNASTICS FOR PELVIC FLOOR DISORDERS – DESTROYING THE MYTH. Brigitte Reutimann, Switzerland RR-PO-311-18-Wed. THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT DELIVERY MODES OF EXERCISES FOR POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN WITH OSTEOPOROSIS. Wei-Chun Li, Taiwan
RR-PO-201-20-Wed. SHORT PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE BATTERY MIGHT BE USEFUL FOR EVALUATING PHYSICAL FUNCTION IN ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH CARDIAC DISEASE. Reina Uewaki, Japan
RR-PO-311-16-Wed. DOES ASYMMETRIC PELVIC MOVEMENT DURING PREGNANCY LEAD TO SACROILIAC PAIN?. Ayako Matsuya, Japan
RR-PO-201-22-Wed. AUTONOMIC AND CARDIOVASCULAR BEHAVIOR DURING DIFFERENT RESISTANCE ISOKINETIC EXERCISE METHODOLOGIES IN HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS. Gerson Cipriano Jr., Brazil
RR-PO-311-14-Wed. PHYSIOTHERAPY SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCES LEAKAGE IN POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN WITH OSTEOPOROSIS AND URINARY INCONTINENCE: RESULTS OF A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Meena Sran, Canada RR-PO-311-12-Wed. OVERWEIGHT, PHYSICAL INACTIVITY, AND AGING INCREASED THE RISK OF METABOLIC SYNDROME AND ITS COMPONENTS IN POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN. Wan-Ju Chao, Taiwan RR-PO-311-10-Wed. EFFECTS OF PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE EXERCISES ON QUALITY OF LIFE OUT COMES IN WOMEN WITH STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE. Shadab Shahali, Iran RR-PO-311-8-Wed. PREVALENCE AND RISK FACTORS FOR SYMPHYSIOLYSIS AFTER LABOUR. Vesna Sila, Slovenia RR-PO-311-4-Wed. THE ROLE OF PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLES IN PREGNANCY RELATED PELVIC INSTABILITY PATIENTS - ITS EFFECT ON PELVIC FLOOR (DYS)FUNCTION. Annelies Pool, Netherlands RR-PO-310-24-Wed. VOLUNTARY ACTIVATION DECLINES RAPIDLY DURING PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE FATIGUE. Siobhan Schabrun, Australia RR-PO-310-22-Wed. PREVALENCE OF LOW BACK PAIN IN WOMEN POST PREGNANCY IN A POPULATION OF BRAZILIAN WOMEN. Clynton Lourenço Corrêa, Brazil
RR-PO-201-2-Wed. SUPPRESSED CEREBRAL HEMODYNAMICS BY VENTILATORY ABNORMALITY IS ASSOCIATED WITH DECREASED FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY IN PATIENTS WITH HEART FAILURE. Jong Shyan Wang, Taiwan RR-PO-201-8-Wed. THE EFFECTS OF NINTENDO-WII EXERCISE TRAINING IN ADULTS WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS. Suzanne Kuys, Australia RR-PO-201-10-Wed. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PROMOTES PULMONARY RECOVERY AFTER CARDIAC SURGERY. Marcus Jonsson, Sweden RR-PO-201-6-Wed. EFFECTS OF WATER IMMERSION ON CARDIOVASCULAR RESPONSES DURING RECOVERY PERIOD AFTER LAND EXERCISE. Riany de Sousa Sena, Canada
CHRONIC DISEASE MANAGEMENT 4 RR-PO-201-26-Wed. RESEARCH ON THE EFFECT AND SAFETY OF EXERCISE PERFORMED IN A CLEAN ROOM FOR PATIENTS WHO UNDERGO HEMATOPOIETIC STEM-CELL TRANSPLANTATION. Shinichiro Morishita, Japan RR-PO-202-6-Wed. MONITORING PHYSICAL FUNCTION FOR PERSONS WITH CHRONIC DISEASE IN PRIMARY CARE: A POPULATION BASED REHABILITATION INTERVENTION. Julie Richardson, Canada
RR-PO-310-20-Wed. A KINESIOLOGY ANALYSIS OF THE SIT-DOWN DURING THE THIRD TRIMESTER. Kaname Takeda, Japan
RR-PO-202-8-Wed. QUALITY OF LIFE INDICATORS IN WHEELCHAIR USERS AN EXPLORATORY ANALYSIS OF LIFE HABITS, PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS, CLINICAL, DEMOGRAPHICS AND ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGIES. Anabela Martins, Portugal
RR-PO-312-12-Wed. INFLUENCE OF MOMS IN MOTION PROJECT ON SELF-EFFICACY AND MOTIVATION FOR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY OF PREGNANT WOMEN. Ana Luís Silva, Portugal
RR-PO-202-10-Wed. ASTHMA IS NO HINDRANCE TO PERFORMANCE OR THORACIC POSTURE IN YOUNG FEMALE ROWERS. Margot Skinner, New Zealand
RR-PO-312-20-Wed. SEXUAL FUNCTION IN BRAZILIAN WOMEN WITH STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE AFTER PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE TRAINING. Patricia Driusso, Brazil
RR-PO-202-12-Wed. THE PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL IMPACT OF USING ELECTRIC POWERED INDOOR/OUTDOOR CHAIRS (EPIOCS). Lorraine Desouza, United Kingdom
RR-PO-311-6-Wed. EFFECT OF EXERCISE ON LABOUR DURATION AND PAIN IN PREGNANT WOMEN AT AMINU KANO TEACHING HOSPITAL KANO NIGERIA. Jovita Daniel, Nigeria
RR-PO-202-16-Wed. THE SOFT TISSUES BIOMECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF THE FOOT-ANKLE COMPLEX AND POSTURAL CONTROL IN PEOPLE WITH DIABETIC PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY. Rosanna MW Chau, Hong Kong
RR-PO-312-8-Wed. EVALUATION OF PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLES OF WOMEN WITH RECURRENT VAGINITIS AND VULVODYNIA. Nádia Cristina Polpeta, Brazil
RR-PO-201-24-Wed. INFLUENCE OF PHYSICAL THERAPY INTERVENTION ON THE FOOT ROLLOVER PROCESS IN PLANTAR PRESSURES OF DIABETIC NEUROPATHIC INDIVIDUALS: TWO CASE REPORTS. Renata Hasue, Brazil
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SI-PO-202-4-Wed. THE DEVELOPMENT OF A " LONG TERM FOLLOW UP MUSCLE CLINIC" FOR CLIENTS WITH AN ESTABLISHED DIAGNOSIS OF MUSCLE DISEASE. Joanna Reffin, United Kingdom
CARDIOTHORACICS 4
SI-PO-201-28-Wed. MOBILISATION OF A BARIATRIC PATIENT: A CASE REPORT. Rikke Faebo Larsen, Denmark
RR-PO-201-4-Wed. ASSESSMENT OF BASELINE LEVELS OF INTERLEUKIN-6 IN PATIENTS WITH HEART FAILURE AND ITS CORRELATIONS WITH FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE. Giane Amorim Ribeiro-Samora, Brazil RR-PO-201-12-Wed. RISK FACTORS OF HEART FAILURE HOSPITALIZATION IN PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT DIABETES MELLITUS AFTER CARDIAC SURGERY. Masakazu Saitoh, Japan
RR-PO-202-18-Wed. RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN MOTIVATION, EXERCISE BELIEFS AND PHYSICAL EXERCISE PERFORMANCE TESTS IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE. Kevin Taylor, United Kingdom RR-PO-202-20-Wed. FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS. Regina C Vasques de Miranda, Brazil
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RR-PO-202-24-Wed. EXERCISE TRAINING IN FACIOSCAPULOHUMERAL MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY (FSHD): SERIAL CASES WITH 1 YEAR OF FOLLOW-UP. Mariana Gazzotti, Brazil RR-PO-202-2-Wed. THE PHYSICAL EXERCISE IMPROVES THE CARDIAC AUTONOMIC MODULATION IN HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS INDEPENDENTLY OF THE TREATMENT WITH ANGIONTENSINCONVERTING ENZYME INHIBITOR. Hugo Souza, Brazil
COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES 4 RR-PO-202-26-Wed. ACU-TENS AND METABOLIC INDICES AFTER EXERCISE. Alice Jones, China RR-PO-202-28-Wed. THE COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF ACUPUNCTURE AS AN ADJUNCT TO EXERCISE-BASED PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE. Nadine Foster, United Kingdom RR-PO-203-2-Wed. RELATIONSHIP OF BODY AWARENESS TO THE INFLUENCE OF RESPIRATORY-BASED THEREAPEUTIC RELAXATION ON ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC ACTIVITY OF THE UPPER TRAPEZIUS. Roger Allen, United States of America RR-PO-203-6-Wed. HOW DOES MANUAL STIMULATION OF SOLE ALONE AFFECT THE POSTURAL CONTROL?. Andrea Preszner-Domján, Hungary RR-PO-203-8-Wed. BLINDING EFFECTIVENESS OF THE PARK SHAM ACUPUNCTURE DEVICE FOR THE UPPER AND LOWER LIMBS. CheeWee Tan, United Kingdom
CRITICAL CARE 4 RR-PO-301-1-Wed. THE USE OF WEANING AND EXTUBATION PROTOCOLS TO FACILITATE WEANING AND EXTUBATION FROM MECHANICAL VENTILATION IN PATIENTS SUFFERING TRAUMATIC INJURIES. Natascha Plani, South Africa
RR-PO-203-22-Wed. CHARACTERIZATION OF BODY COMPOSITION, PHYSICAL FITNESS AND LIPID PROFILE AMONG ADULTS LIVING WITH HIV WHO PARTICIPATE IN A FITNESS PROGRAM. Alexis Ortiz, Puerto Rico RR-PO-203-20-Wed. SHOULD ISSUES OF SEXUALITY BE A REHABILITATION CONCERN? THE VOICES OF SOUTH AFRICAN YOUNG PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES. Margaret Wazakili, South Africa
INTER-PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION 4 RR-PO-204-4-Wed. INTERPROFESSIONAL EDUCATION: A QUALITATIVE EXPLORATION OF STUDENT PERCEPTIONS OF LEARNING HOW TO WORK COLLABORATIVELY WITH OTHERS. Robert Wellmon, United States of America SI-PO-204-6-Wed. A DUAL DEGREE OPTION FOR GRADUATE EDUCATION IN PHYSICAL AND OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY. Wanda Nitsch, United States of America SI-PO-204-10-Wed. THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTERPROFESSIONAL EDUCATION TRAINING WARD. THE PHYSIOTHERAPY EXPERIENCE WITHIN THE FACULTY OF HEALTH AT KEELE UNIVERSITY, UK. Pam Smith, United Kingdom
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT 4 SI-PO-204-2-Wed. COLLABORATING WITH PHYSICAL THERAPIST FACULTY AND CLINICIANS IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY: LESSONS LEARNED AND APPLICATIONS. Leslie Glickman, United States of America SI-PO-203-28-Wed. LIVING AT THE INTERSECTION OF DISABILITY AND POVERTY IS DANGEROUS TO ONE´S HEALTH: A PERSONCENTERED APPROACH TO EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS. Marleen Iannucci, United States of America RR-PO-203-26-Wed. SHORT-TERM CLINICAL PLACEMENTS IN THE THIRD WORLD : CAN THEY DO MORE GOOD THAN HARM?. Puja Ahluwalia, Canada
SI-PO-301-5-Wed. ‘START TO MOVE ASAP’ IN THE ICU PROPOSITION OF THE UZ LEUVEN PROTOCOL. Beatrix Clerckx, Belgium
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RR-PO-301-7-Wed. AN EXPLORATION OF PATIENTS´ AND RELATIVES´ EXPERIENCES OF TRANSFER FROM INTENSIVE CARE. Suzanne Lindsay, United Kingdom
RR-PO-205-4-Wed. ACUTE USE EFFECT OF A ROCKER NON-HEELED SHOE ON THE LOWER LIMB MUSCLES ACTIVITY DURING GAIT. Isabel Sacco, Brazil
RR-PO-301-9-Wed. EFFECTS OF LOWER LIMBS AND TRUNK PASSIVE EXERCISE AND DIAPHRAGM BREATHING EXERCISE ON INTESTINAL MOVEMENT. Tomoyuki Morisawa, Japan
RR-PO-206-2-Wed. UPWARD SQUATTING IN INDIVIDUALS WITH AND WITHOUT PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN SYNDROME: A BIOMECHANICAL STUDY. Valdeci Dionisio, Brazil
RR-PO-301-3-Wed. DOES ASSISTED COUGH WITH MANUAL SUPPORTS OVER THE SURGICAL INCISION REALLY REDUCE INCISION PAIN DURING COUGHING FOLLOWING THORACO-ABDOMINAL SURGERY?. Kenichi Goto, Japan
RR-PO-205-28-Wed. SHOULDER PASSIVE ROM AND SEGMENTAL VELOCITY PROFILES DURING OVERHAND AND JUMP SERVE IN ELITE FEMALE VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS. Ar Tyan Hsu, Taiwan
HEALTH SERVICES MANAGEMENT 4 SI-PO-203-12-Wed. RECOMMENDATIONS TO ADDRESS THE GROWING PHYSICAL THERAPY WORKFORCE SHORTAGE IN GERIATRICS. Rita Wong, United States of America SI-PO-203-14-Wed. MAPPING THE PROFESSIONAL PROFILE OF PHYSICAL THERAPISTS IN ISRAEL. Gila Shahar, Israel SI-PO-203-10-Wed. AMELIORATING SHORTAGES OF HEALTH CARE PERSONNEL THROUGH EDUCATING THE PROFESSORATE. Cathy Peterson, United States of America SI-PO-203-16-Wed. MOVING PHYSIOTHERAPY FORWARD IN AN ACADEMIC MEDICAL CENTRE - THE SINGAPORE GENERAL HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE. Bee Yee Tan, Singapore
HIV/AIDS 4 SI-PO-203-18-Wed. DEVELOPING INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS IN HIV AND REHABILITATION RESEARCH: THE CANADA-UNITED KINGDOM HIV AND REHABILITATION RESEARCH COLLABORATIVE (CUHRRC). Kelly O'Brien, Canada RR-PO-203-24-Wed. ASSOCIATION AMONG CLINICAL TREATMENT, BODY COMPOSITION, QUALITY OF LIFE AND PHYSICAL CAPACITY IN HIV PATIENTS UNDER HIGH ADVANCED ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY. Amarílis Falconi, Brazil
RR-PO-205-24-Wed. ANALYSIS OF WRIST MUSCLE ACTIVATION AND RANGE OF MOTION DURING THE HAND GRIP: PRELIMINARY RESULTS. Aline Ferreira, Brazil RR-PO-205-20-Wed. PREDICTORS OF BIOMECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE LOWER LIMB DURING GAIT AND STAIR CLIMBING FOR KNEE OA SUBJECTS. Anastasia Protopapadaki, Greece RR-PO-205-14-Wed. EXAMINATION OF THE MAXIMALLY LOOSEPACKED POSITION IN THE NORMAL KNEE JOINT WITH JOINT TRACTION. Daisuke Ogawa, Japan RR-PO-205-12-Wed. VALIDITY OF EVALUATION INDEX ON GAIT ANALYSIS USING ACCELEROMETER. Hiroshi Osaka, Japan RR-PO-205-10-Wed. DEEP CERVICAL MUSCULAR MOMENTS IN TWO SEPARATE PLANES FOR SUBJECTS WITH MECHANICAL NECK DISORDER. Lan-Yuen Guo, Taiwan RR-PO-206-4-Wed. CAN A WEIGHT TRAINING PROTOCOL TO IMPROVE THE GENERATION AND COORDINATING PATTERN OF DYNAMIC TORQUES IN INDIVIDUALS WITH DOWN SYNDROME?. Irlei Santos, Brazil RR-PO-205-6-Wed. ELECTROMYOGRAPHY OF LOWER LIMB IN UPRIGHT AND RECUMBENT STATIONARY BICYCLES: CROSSSECTIONAL COMPARATIVE STUDY. Alexandre Dias Lopes, Brazil
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RR-PO-202-22-Wed. SUPERVISED EXERCISE TRAINING AND DIET RECOMMENDATION IN YOUNG PATIENTS WITH METABOLIC SYNDROME. Claudiu Avram, Romania
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RR-PO-205-26-Wed. CONTRIBUTION IN THE FOOT HEALTH STATUS IN ELDERLY PEOPLE BASED ON THE RESULTS OF BIOMECHANICS GAIT ANALYSIS. Alejandro Galán-Mercant, Spain
Poster displays - Wednesday
RR-PO-205-2-Wed. THE EFFECT OF THE CHANGES IN ANKLE AND TOE STIFFNESS ON THE BEHAVIOR OF THE CENTER OF MASS. Masayoshi Kubo, Japan RR-PO-204-28-Wed. BIOMECHANICAL AND MOTOR CONTROL ANALYSIS OF FOOT WORK EXERCISE PERFORMED ON THE REFORMER DEVICE ACCORDING PILATES METHOD. Nadia Marconi, Brazil RR-PO-204-26-Wed. ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC (EMG) VALIDATION OF QUADRICEPS DEMAND DURING FUNCTIONAL TASKS IN PERSONS WITH UNILATERAL KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Mohamed Sabbahi, United States of America RR-PO-204-24-Wed. EFFECT OF GAIT PATTERN AT INITIAL CONTACT ON THE LATERAL-MEDIAL KNEE FORCE DURING THE EARLY STANCE PHASE. Hiroshi Shinohara, Japan SI-PO-204-22-Wed. AN ONLINE MOVEMENT AND PERFORMANCE SCREEN TO IDENTIFY AND CLASSIFY UNCONTROLLED MOVEMENT. Mark Comerford, Australia RR-PO-204-20-Wed. THE ASSESSMENT OF CERVICAL SENSORY MOTOR CONTROL: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW FOCUSING ON MEASURING METHODS AND THEIR CLINIMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS. Sarah Michiels, Belgium RR-PO-204-18-Wed. TWO GAIT PATTERNS OF PATIENTS WITH ENDOPROSTHETIC KNEE REPLACEMENT AFTER BONE TUMOR RESECTION: CHARACTERISTICS THROUGH THE DESCRIPTION OF TWO CASES. Yusuke Okita, Japan RR-PO-205-8-Wed. REGULATION OF MUSCLE SYNERGY DURING QUIET STANCE UNDER DIFFERENT SENSORY CONTEXTS AMONG HEALTHY YOUNG AND OLDER ADULTS. Wen-Chieh Yang, Taiwan RR-PO-205-22-Wed. THREE-DIMENSIONAL TRUNK MOVEMENTS IN YOUNG HEALTHY SUBJECTS DURING GAIT ON A TREADMILL AT DIFFERENT SPEEDS. Eva Swinnen, Belgium RR-PO-204-12-Wed. MRI ANALYSIS ON THE RANGE OF MOTION OF THE SPINE IN THE SUPINE/PRONE POSITION, AND TRUNK EXTENSION POSITIONS. Masafumi Hata, Japan RR-PO-204-14-Wed. BALANCE MEASURE NORMATIVE VALUES FOR HIGH SCHOOL AGED STUDENTS. Susan McGinty, United States of America RR-PO-204-16-Wed. VALIDITY OF THE HAND-HELD DYNAMOMETRY USING A BELT-RESISTED METHOD FOR MEASURING MAXIMAL ISOMETRIC KNEE EXTENSION STRENGTH. Naoko Ushiyama, Japan
LIFESTYLE DISEASES 4 RR-PO-206-10-Wed. FOOT RISK ASSESSMENT IN DIABETIC PATIENTS. AN AUDIT WHICH EXPLORES THE EFFICIENCY OF FOOT RISK ASSESSMENT IN PATIENTS’ WITH DIABETES. Hannah Zuhir, New Zealand RR-PO-206-8-Wed. 10,000 STEP PER DAY PROGRAMME AMONG SAUDI ARABIAN OVERWEIGHT. Anas Alduhishy, United Kingdom RR-PO-206-12-Wed. SMOKING CESSATION READLY IMPROVES MUCOCILIARY CLEARANCE. Naomi Kondo Nakagawa, Brazil RR-PO-206-14-Wed. METABOLIC IMPLICATIONS OF WEIGHT LOSS MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMES, IN YOUNG OBESE PATIENTS. Alexandra Mihaela Rusu, Romania RR-PO-206-6-Wed. CARDIORESPIRATORY RESPONSES TO SELFPACED EXERCISE IN YOUNG OBESE PEOPLE: A CONTROL PILOT STUDY. Eleni Kortianou, Greece RR-PO-206-16-Wed. QUALITY OF LIFE AND COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF A 3-YEAR TRIAL OF LIFESTYLE INTERVENTION IN PRIMARY HEALTH CARE. Margareta Eriksson, Sweden
MENTAL HEALTH 4 RR-PO-206-18-Wed. REPRODUCIBILITY, VALIDITY AND PREDICTORS OF SIX-MINUTE WALK TEST IN OVERWEIGHT AND OBESE ADOLESCENTS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY. Sami Elmahgoub, Belgium RR-PO-206-20-Wed. THE USE OF A HOME BASED EXERCISE DVD IN PEOPLE WITH HUNTINGTON’S DISEASE: USER PERSPECTIVES. Hanan Khalil, United Kingdom RR-PO-206-22-Wed. VALIDITY OF A FOUR-FACTOR MODEL UNDERLYING THE PHYSICAL FITNESS IN ADULTS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES: A CONFIRMATORY FACTOR ANALYSIS. Antonio I. Cuesta-Vargas, Spain
METHODS OF TEACHING & LEARNING 4 SI-PO-301-17-Wed. STUDENT PERCEPTIONS OF THE USE OF HUMAN PATIENT SIMULATION IN ORTHOPEDIC PHYSICAL THERAPY CLINICAL DECISION MAKING: A PILOT STUDY. Nancy Smith, United States of America SI-PO-303-11-Wed. A SHORT-TERM, MULTICULTURAL CLINICAL EXPERIENCE INCREASES RESPECT OF DIVERSITY AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY. Nathan Hellyer, United States of America SI-PO-303-9-Wed. BLENDED TEACHING STRATEGIES IN PHYSIOTHERAPY TO OPTIMIZE VARIETY LEARNING IN STUDENTS. Carina Eksteen, South Africa SI-PO-303-7-Wed. NEW LEARNING IMPLEMENTATION, TOWARDS A CUSTOMIZED EDUCATION – LESSONS TO BE LEARNED USING THE DYNAMIC SYSTEMS THEORY. Patricia Almeida, Portugal SI-PO-303-5-Wed. SALUS-ON-TRENT: AN E-LEARNING, ACCESSIBLE LEARNING TOWN FOR HEALTH (STEALTH). Jacqueline Waterfield, United Kingdom RR-PO-303-3-Wed. PEER LEARNING IN HEALTH EDUCATIONS - A QUALITIVE STUDY ABOUT LEARNING AND PARTICIPATION IN PROFFESIONAL BACHELOR EDUCATIONS. Erna Rosenlund Meyer, Denmark SI-PO-303-1-Wed. CHANGES IN THE EVALUATION STRATEGIES USED IN SEMINARS IN THE ADAPTATION TO THE EUROPEAN HIGHER EDUCATION AREA. Alicia González Represas, Spain SI-PO-301-15-Wed. DEVELOPING COMPETENCY AND CONFIDENCE THROUGH ASSESSMENT FOR LEARNING. Jill Gilthorpe, United Kingdom SI-PO-301-19-Wed. LIVE INTERNATIONAL LECTURES THROUGH INTERNET TO ENRICH PHYSICAL THERAPY EDUCATION. Dennis Fell, United States of America RR-PO-302-13-Wed. INTRODUCING OSCE (OBJECTIVE STRUCTURED CLINICAL EXAMINATION) TO UNDERGRADUATES AS PART OF PHYSICAL THERAPY EVALUATION EDUCATION. Chikako Fujita, Japan SI-PO-302-23-Wed. TEACHING CLINICAL DECISION-MAKING: A MODULE FOR CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT FOR THE SELECTION AND PROGRESSION OF INTERVENTIONS FOR CLIENTS WITH NEUROMUSCULAR CONDITIONS. Larisa Hoffman, United States of America SI-PO-302-21-Wed. UTILIZING VISUAL MOTOR IMAGERY AND ACTIVE ENGAGEMENT THROUGH SERVICE LEARNING TO MEET NEUROMUSCULAR TEACHING OBJECTIVES IN AN ENTRY-LEVEL DPT CURRICULUM. Elisa Kennedy, United States of America SI-PO-301-13-Wed. "BROADENING" THE ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE OF PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDENTS. Jennifer Audette, United States of America SI-PO-302-17-Wed. THE USE OF WIKI TECHNOLOGY TO SUPPORT CONSTRUCTIVE LEARNING IN PHYSIOTHERAPY QUALIFYING PROGRAMMES. Linda Chesterton, United Kingdom SI-PO-301-21-Wed. PARKINSON´S DISEASE (PD) THROUGH PICTURES AND POETRY: NEUROLOGICAL NARRATIVES IN PRE-REGISTRATION PHYSIOTHERAPY EDUCATION. Diana Jones, United Kingdom SI-PO-302-11-Wed. THE USE OF SIMULATION FOR EXAMINATION IN PHYSIOTHERAPY. Shannon Williams, Australia
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SI-PO-302-7-Wed. TEACHING EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE IN A BACHELOR-CURRICULUM IN SWITZERLAND: IMPLEMENTATION AND EVALUATION. Gere Luder, Switzerland SI-PO-302-5-Wed. AN EVIDENCE-BASED APPROACH TO FACILITATING LEARNING IN THE MILLENNIUM GENERATION. Cecilia Graham, United States of America SI-PO-302-3-Wed. NEUROLOGY IN SCENE: DRAMATIZATION AS A TOOL IN UNDER GRADUATION COURSES. Clynton Lourenço Corrêa, Brazil RR-PO-302-1-Wed. ENHANCING STUDENT EMPLOYABILITY USING THE PEBBLEPAD EPORTFOLIO AND KEY SKILLS MAPPING. Claire Hamshire, United Kingdom RR-PO-302-19-Wed. OUTCOMES ASSOCIATED WITH AMERICAN AND CANADIAN STUDENT-DIRECTED PHYSICAL THERAPY CLINICS: STUDENT AND PATIENT PERSPECTIVES. Geoff Bostick, Canada
MUSCULOSKELETAL: General 4 SI-PO-303-23-Wed. INTERSESSION RELIABILITY OF STANDING SPINAL POSTURE IN YOUNG HEALTHY ADULTS BY OPTO-REFLECTIVE MOTION ANALYSIS SYSTEM. Meng Fang Li, Taiwan RR-PO-303-13-Wed. WHICH CLINICAL PREDICTION RULES IN PHYSICAL THERAPY CAN BE USED WITH CONFIDENCE? A LITERATURE REVIEW. Alessandro Chiarotto, Italy SI-PO-303-15-Wed. THE EFFECTS OF THERAPEUTIC TAPING FOR MUSCULOSKELETAL CONDITIONS; A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE. Maria Constantinou, Australia RR-PO-303-17-Wed. COMPARISON OF MUSCLE TENDERNESS AND GENERAL PAIN PERCEPTION BETWEEN SUBJECTS WITH TEMPOROMANDIBULAR DISORDERS AND HEALTHY CONTROLS. Anelise Silveira, Canada RR-PO-303-19-Wed. THE MCKENZIE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM APPLIED TO THE EXTREMITIES: THE PREVALENCE OF MECHANICAL SYNDROMES AND THE PREFERRED LOADING STRATEGIES. Stephen May, United Kingdom SI-PO-304-7-Wed. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PHYSIOTHERAPY INTERVENTIONS IN CHRONIC MUSCULO-SKELETAL DISEASE: AN OVERVIEW OF REVIEWS. Roy Elbers, Netherlands RR-PO-304-15-Wed. PATIENT-CENTREDNESS: A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR MUSCULOSKELETAL PHYSIOTHERAPY. Mary Sexton, United Kingdom RR-PO-304-13-Wed. POSTURE, TMJ AND CERVICAL RANGE OF MOTION IN DIFFERENT OCCLUSAL CLASSES. Cristiane Pedroni, Brazil RR-PO-304-11-Wed. TOWARDS CONSENSUS ON DETERMINANTS OF FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY TEST RESULTS OF PATIENTS WITH NONSPECIFIC MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN; A DELPHI STUDY. Sandra Lakke, Netherlands RR-PO-304-9-Wed. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CERVICAL MUSCULOSKELETAL IMPAIRMENTS AND TEMPOROMANDIBULAR DISORDERS: CLINICAL AND ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC VARIABLES. Susan Armijo-Olivo, Canada RR-PO-304-5-Wed. BENEFICIAL EFFECT OF NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT AGAINST REGRESSION OF CAPILLARY NETWORK IN ATROPHIED SLOW MUSCLE. Miho Kanazashi, Japan RR-PO-304-1-Wed. USE IT OR LOSE IT: ANKLE MOVEMENT PERFORMANCE CAPACITY AND THE USE THEORY. Gordon Waddington, Australia RR-PO-303-21-Wed. EFFECTS OF MENTAL PRACTICE ON MUSCLE STRENGTH IN TASK-ORIENTED MOVEMENT : A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Masaki Kitaura, Japan RR-PO-304-3-Wed. EFFECTS OF SHORT TERM AQUATIC EXERCISE ON GENERAL PHYSICAL PARAMETERS IN BURN PATIENTS. Mieke Anthonissen, Belgium
MUSCULOSKELETAL: Spine 4 RR-PO-207-5-Wed. COMPARISON OF THE FEATURES OF POSTURAL CONTROL ABILITIES ON UNSTABLE SITTING FOR ADOLESCENTS WITH AND WITHOUT NON-SPECIFIC LOW BACK PAIN. Satoshi Okubo, Japan RR-PO-207-7-Wed. UPPER TRAPEZIUS RECRUITMENT PATTERNS WITH A REPETITIVE UPPER LIMB TASK IN FEMALES WITH WHIPLASH ASSOCIATED DISORDER II AND HEALTHY WOMEN. Marj Belot, Canada RR-PO-207-15-Wed. CORE PROMISES - THE "TRANSVERSUS FEEDFORWARD CORSET" HYPOTHESIS IN SPINAL STABILITY EXPLAINED BY THE PUSH - THROW MOTOR CONTROL CONTINUUM?. Garry Allison, Australia RR-PO-208-3-Wed. COMPARISON OF MUSCLE ENERGY TECHNIQUE AND POSITIONAL RELEASE THERAPY IN ACUTE LOW BACK PAIN – RCT. Anand Heggannavar, India RR-PO-207-17-Wed. THE VALIDITY OF RED FLAGS TO DIAGNOSE SPINAL NEOPLASMS. Laura Finucane, United Kingdom RR-PO-207-19-Wed. INDIVIDUAL PHYSIOTHERAPY IMPROVES PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS IN SPINAL PAIN PATIENTS - A PRAGMATIC PILOT STUDY. Lindsay M Bearne, United Kingdom RR-PO-207-11-Wed. DETERMINANTS OF CHANGE IN PERCEIVED DISABILITY OF PATIENTS WITH NON-SPECIFIC CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN. Paul Hodselmans, Netherlands RR-PO-207-27-Wed. WHAT ARE THE DISCRIMINATORY CLINICAL FEATURES FOR SUB-CLASSIFYING NON-SPECIFIC LOW BACK PAIN IN GREECE?. Christopher McCarthy, United Kingdom RR-PO-207-1-Wed. EFFECTS OF AGE ON PAIN INTENSITY, DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS, DISABILITY LEVEL AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH LOW BACK PAIN. Ugur Cavlak, Turkey RR-PO-207-23-Wed. THE COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF A TREATMENTBASED CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR LOW BACK PAIN: RESULTS OF A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL AND ECONOMIC EVALUATION. Adri Apeldoorn, Netherlands RR-PO-207-25-Wed. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS OF CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN PATIENTS. Lyndsay Alexander, United Kingdom RR-PO-207-21-Wed. HYPERMOBILITY, COORDINATION AND SPINAL PAIN: AN INHERENT ASSOCIATION. Carol Clark, United Kingdom RR-PO-206-25-Wed. EFFECTIVENESS OF TRUNK BALANCE EXERCISES IN SUBJECTS WITH CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN. Andrea Tettamanti, Italy RR-PO-208-1-Wed. MECHANICAL LUMBAR TRACTION IN CONJUNCTION WITH CONVENTIONAL PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR MANAGEMENT OF LUMBAR DISC HERNIATION. Mohamad Pakzad, Canada RR-PO-207-3-Wed. EMG-BASED SPINE REHABILITATION: A PATIENT WITH LUMBOSACRAL RADICULOPATHY AND POLIOMYELITIES. Mohammed Badghish, Saudi Arabia
MUSCULOSKELETAL: Upper Limb 4 SI-PO-306-1-Wed. FROM CLINICAL GUIDELINE TO DAILY PRACTICE : 23 QUALITY CRITERIA FOR REHABILITATION AFTER ROTATOR CUFF TEAR SURGERY AND SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY. Joëlle Andre Vert, France RR-PO-305-23-Wed. PROPOSAL OF HAND SENSORY REEDUCATION PROGRAM IN PERIPHERAL NERVE INJURIES: PRELIMINARY RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Marisa Fonseca, Brazil RR-PO-305-21-Wed. TRIGGER POINTS AND PRESSURE PAIN THRESHOLDS IN THE SHOULDER COMPLEX MUSCLES IN SUBJECTS WITH SHOULDER IMPINGEMENT SYNDROME. Paula Camargo, Brazil RR-PO-305-19-Wed. MEASUREMENT OF EXTERNAL 3-DIMENSIONAL METACARPOPHALANGEAL JOINT MOMENTS DURING KEY-TURNING ACTIVITY BY THE ELDERLY AND RELEVANCE TO THEIR FUNCTIONAL CAPABILITY. Sivaramkumar Shanmugam, United Kingdom
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SI-PO-302-9-Wed. USING RUBRICS FOR ASSESSMENT AND PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT. Suzanne Brown, United States of America
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RR-PO-306-3-Wed. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GRIP STRENGTH AND UPPER EXTREMITY FUNCTIONS IN LATERAL EPICONDYLITIS: IS THERE ANY DIFFERENCE IN DIFFERENT ELBOW POSITIONING?. Filiz Can, Turkey
RR-PO-209-16-Wed. THE EFFECTS OF WALKING STICKS IN COMMUNITY-AMBULATORY INDIVIDUALS WITH CHRONIC STROKE ON GAIT PARAMETERS AND PATIENTS’ OPINIONS. Aline Scianni, Brazil
RR-PO-305-17-Wed. SUBACROMIAL SHOULDER COMPLAINTS IN PHYSIOTHERAPY AND GENERAL PRACTICE. Margit Kooijman, Netherlands
RR-PO-209-6-Wed. MOTIVATING MOBILITY - CLINICAL EVALUATION OF TWO CASE STUDIES DEVELOPING NEW TECHNOLOGIES TO MOTIVATE REHABILITATION POST-STROKE. Anna Wilkinson, United Kingdom
RR-PO-305-15-Wed. A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL INVESTIGATING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THREE DIFFERENT MODES OF EXERCISE FOR CHRONIC SHOULDER IMPINGEMENT SYNDROME. Stuart Heron, United Kingdom RR-PO-305-13-Wed. EFFECT OF CYCLIC LOADINGS SIMULATING OSCILLATORY JOINT MOBILIZATION ON THE POSTERIOR CAPSULE IN THE GLENOHUMERAL JOINT: A CADAVERIC STUDY. Takayuki Muraki, Japan RR-PO-305-5-Wed. PNF INDUCED FORCE IRRADIATION ON SELECTED SHOULDER MUSCLES: AN ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC INVESTIGATION. Michaela Reimann, Germany RR-PO-305-7-Wed. SHOULDER MUSCLES ACTIVATION DURING ASCENDING AND DESCENDING PHASES OF PUSH UP EXERCISE WITH EXTERNAL LOAD. Bita Vaseghi, Iran RR-PO-305-1-Wed. DIFFERENCE OF THE CLINICAL RESULTS BETWEEN PATIENTS THAT UNDERGO ROTATOR CUFF REPAIR WITH OR WITHOUT REMOVING THE CORACOACROMIAL LIGAMENT. Shinji Takahara, Japan RR-PO-304-23-Wed. RISK FACTORS FOR SICK LEAVE AMONG WORKERS WITH NON-TRAUMATIC COMPLAINTS AT ARM, NECK AND SHOULDER. Anita Feleus, Netherlands RR-PO-304-21-Wed. EFFECTIVENESS OF THE END-RANGE/ SCAPULAR MOBILIZATION APPROACH IN A SUBGROUP OF SUBJECTS WITH FROZEN SHOULDER SYNDROME: A RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIAL. Hanyi Huang, Taiwan RR-PO-304-19-Wed. RECIPROCAL ACTIVATION OF THE ROTATOR CUFF MUSCLES PROVIDES SHOULDER STABILITY DURING RAPID SHOULDER FLEXION-EXTENSION. Karen Ginn, Australia RR-PO-305-9-Wed. INTER-RATER RELIABILITY OF MEASUREMENTS OF PASSIVE MOVEMENTS IN UPPER EXTREMITY JOINTS. Rachel van de Pol, Netherlands RR-PO-304-17-Wed. RESTING AND THERAPIST-CORRECTED ORIENTATION OF THE SCAPULA IN PEOPLE WITH AND WITHOUT A HISTORY OF SHOULDER PAIN. Sarah Mottram, United Kingdom
RR-PO-209-20-Wed. BASELINE KNOWLEDGE OF STROKE IN A SEMIRURAL IRISH COMMUNITY. Geraldine O'Callaghan, Ireland RR-PO-208-24-Wed. IMPROVING WALKING USING TREADMILL WALKING WITH BODY WEIGHT SUPPORT IN SUBACUTE NONAMBULATORY STROKE: THE MOBILISE TRIAL. Louise Ada, Australia RR-PO-209-24-Wed. PATIENTS’ EXPERIENCES OF LIVING WITH A STROKE AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR SELF-MANAGEMENT: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF QUALITATIVE STUDIES. Ayfer Kahraman, United Kingdom RR-PO-209-26-Wed. PREDICTIVE AND REACTIVE CONTROL OF GRIP FORCE IN STROKE PATIENTS. Yannick Bleyenheuft, Belgium RR-PO-209-18-Wed. ´A TASTE OF WHAT COULD HAPPEN´: LIVED EXPERIENCE OF TRANSIENT ISCHAEMIC ATTACK. Margaret Hewett, United Kingdom RR-PO-209-4-Wed. ACTIVATION TIMINGS OF THE SCAPULAR STABILIZERS IN SUBJECTS WITH A STROKE AFFECTING THE RIGHT VERSUS LEFT HEMISPHERES. Silvia Ferreira, Portugal RR-PO-209-2-Wed. SHAPE AND LENGTH DISCRIMINATION FOLLOWING IMPOSED PASSIVE MOVEMENTS IN PATIENTS WITH SUBCORTICAL STROKE VERSUS HEALTHY CONTROLS. Ann Van de Winckel, Belgium SI-PO-208-26-Wed. A TWO-DAY INTEGRATED KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION FORUM TO IDENTIFY SUSTAINABLE STRATEGIES TO FACILITATE GUIDELINE IMPLEMENTATION FOR WALKING REHABILITATION POST-STROKE. Nancy Salbach, Canada RR-PO-208-20-Wed. THE EFFECT OF A VIDEO GAME SYSTEM ON BALANCE AND GAIT AFTER STROKE. Fabio Cyrillo, Brazil RR-PO-208-18-Wed. INFLUENCE OF REACH TRAINING WITH ARM SUPPORT ON UNSUPPORTED ARM MOVEMENTS IN CHRONIC STROKE. Gerdienke Prange, Netherlands RR-PO-208-16-Wed. TREADMILL WALKING EXERCISE TRAINING: DOES IT REDUCE BALANCE IMPAIRMENTS IN PEOPLE WITH STROKE?. Olajide Olawale, Nigeria
RR-PO-305-3-Wed. EVALUATION OF AN EXERCISE CONCEPT FOCUSING ON ECCENTRIC STRENGTH TRAINING OF THE ROTATOR CUFF FOR PATIENTS WITH SUBACROMIAL IMPINGEMENT SYNDROME. Susanne Bernhardsson, Sweden
RR-PO-208-14-Wed. IMPACT OF A STRUCTURED PROGRESSIVE TASKORIENTED CIRCUIT CLASS TRAINING PROGRAM TO ENHANCE WALKING COMPETENCY AFTER STROKE: THE FIT-STROKE TRIAL. Lotte Wevers, Netherlands
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RR-PO-208-12-Wed. TREADMILL EXERCISE IMPROVES MEMORY FUNCTION AFTER CEREBRAL INFARCTION IN RATS. Haruka Shimada, Japan
RR-PO-209-22-Wed. USE OF A NOVEL VIRTUAL REALITY SYSTEM FOR THE ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT OF UNILATERAL SPATIAL NEGLECT: A FEASIBILITY STUDY. Heidi Sugarman, Israel RR-PO-209-8-Wed. EFFECTS OF TASK-ORIENTED TRAINING WITH SOMATOSENSORY STIMULATION ON PARETIC-HAND FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH SUBACUTE STROKE: A PILOT RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Koki Ikuno, Japan RR-PO-209-10-Wed. WHICH MUSCLES HAVE THE GREATEST IMPACT ON WALKING SPEED IN PEOPLE WHO CAN WALK AFTER A STROKE?. Simone Dorsch, Australia RR-PO-209-28-Wed. YOUNG PERSONS WITH STROKE ARE IN NEED OF REGULAR ASSESSMENTS AND INTERVENTIONS BY THE HEALTH CARE SEVERAL YEARS AFTER STROKE. Susanne Palmcrantz, Sweden RR-PO-209-14-Wed. EFFECTS OF WHOLE-BODY VIBRATION TRAINING ON BALANCE, MUSCLE FUNCTION, GAIT PERFORMANCE AND PERCEIVED PARTICIPATION AFTER STROKE: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED STUDY. Christina Brogårdh, Sweden
RR-PO-208-10-Wed. THE ‘ABILITY TO PRACTICE’ ADDS TO TRADITIONAL PREDICTORS OF WALKING ABILITY AFTER STROKE: AN INCEPTION COHORT STUDY. Katharine Scrivener, Australia RR-PO-208-8-Wed. SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF NONPHARMACOLOGICAL INTERVENTIONS FOR TRANSIENT ISCHEMIC ATTACK (TIA) AND NON-DISABLING STROKE (NDS) AS SECONDARY STROKE PREVENTION, PRELIMINARY RESULTS. Marianne Thornton, Canada RR-PO-208-6-Wed. THE ENERGY EXPENDITURE OF TREADMILL WALKING FOLLOWING STROKE. Helen Kavanagh, Ireland RR-PO-208-4-Wed. TEST RE-TESTS RELIABILITY AND DISCRIMINANT VALIDITY OF ULTRASONOGRAPHIC MEASUREMENTS OF ACROMIONGREATER TUBEROSITY DISTANCE IN PATIENTS WITH STROKE. Praveen Kumar, United Kingdom RR-PO-208-28-Wed. KNOWLEDGE AND USE OF STROKE ASSESSMENT SCALES BY PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN SELECTED NIGERIAN HEALTH INSTITUTIONS. Chris Okafor, Nigeria
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RR-PO-210-4-Wed. THE USE OF AN ELASTOMERIC FABRIC ORTHOSIS TO OPTIMISE UPPER LIMB RECOVERY FOLLOWING STROKE. Margaret Mayston, United Kingdom RR-PO-210-6-Wed. EFFECTIVENESS OF USING NINTENDO WII IN REHABILITATION OF CHRONIC STROKE PATIENTS WITH UPPER LIMB HEMIPARESIS. Donald Manlapaz, Philippines RR-PO-210-8-Wed. RELATIONSHIPS AMONG MUSCLE FIBER CONDUCTION VELOCITY, TIME-FORCE CHARACTERISTICS OF MUSCLE FORCE PRODUCTION AND RECOVERY STAGE IN PATIENTS WITH HEMIPLEGIA. Kenichi Murakami, Japan RR-PO-210-10-Wed. ROBOTIC EVALUATION OF THE LOSS OF INDEPENDENT JOINT CONTROL IN THE UPPER EXTREMITY OF INDIVIDUALS WITH ACUTE STROKE. Michael D Ellis, United States of America RR-PO-210-12-Wed. THE EFFECTS OF HAND VIBRATION TO IMPROVE MOTOR OUTPUT AND DEXTERITY IN CHRONIC STROKE SUBJECTS. Robert Forget, Canada RR-PO-210-14-Wed. AGREEMENT BETWEEN HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE ASSESSMENTS BY STROKE SURVIVORS AND THEIR PROXIES. Aderonke Akinpelu, Nigeria
SI-PO-211-2-Wed. UROLOGICAL PHYSIOTHERAPY REGIME IN THE EUROPEAN INSTITUTE OF ONCOLOGY. Felipe Teixeira, Italy RR-PO-210-26-Wed. ENHANCING DAILY WALKING ACTIVITY IN CANCER SURVIVORS. Ruud Knols, Switzerland RR-PO-210-24-Wed. UTILIZATION OF REHABILITATION SERVICES FOR INPATIENT WITH CANCER IN TAIWAN: A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS FROM NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE DATABASE. Heui-Fen Lin, Taiwan RR-PO-210-22-Wed. THE HEALTH COST OF SURVIVORSHIP FOLLOWING TREATMENT FOR BREAST CANCER FROM THE PATIENTS’ PERSPECTIVE USING THE ICF AS A REFERENCE. Marese Cooney, Ireland RR-PO-210-20-Wed. EXPANDING THE HOSPICE INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAM: IMPACT OF PHYSICAL THERAPY INTERVENTION ON FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES IN A COMMUNITY HOSPICE. Karen Mueller, United States of America RR-PO-210-18-Wed. DO PATIENTS WITH LUNG CANCER BENEFIT FROM PHYSICAL EXERCISE?. Andreas Holst Andersen, Denmark SI-PO-211-6-Wed. THE ROLE OF THE PHYSIOTHERAPY IN THE CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT OF PROSTATE CANCER – A LITERATURE REVIEW. Bernardo Micoli Sampaio, Italy
PAEDIATRICS: Neurology 4
RR-PO-210-2-Wed. ISOKINETIC MUSCULAR PERFORMANCE OF THE SHOULDER COMPLEX IN INDIVIDUALS WITH CHRONIC STROKE. Marina Pinheiro, Brazil
RR-PO-308-18-Wed. INITIAL STUDY OF NEUROBEHAVIORAL DEVELOPMENT OF PRETERM AND SMALL FOR GESTATIONAL AGE APPROPRIATE. Inalu B Silva, Brazil
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RR-PO-308-6-Wed. PEDAL POWER PILOT STUDY: ADAPTED DYNAMIC CYCLING FOR CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Karen Visser, United Kingdom
RR-PO-211-14-Wed. EVALUATION OF AN EXERCISE PROGRAMME FOR WOMEN WHO HAVE COMPLETED TREATMENT FOR BREAST CANCER. Ellen Hardie, United Kingdom RR-PO-211-16-Wed. MUSCULOSKELETAL COMPLAINTS AND QUALITY OF LIFE OF BREAST CANCER PATIENTS WEARING AN EXTERNAL BREAST PROSTHESIS BRA FOLLOWING MASTECTOMY. Nele Adriaenssens, Belgium RR-PO-211-18-Wed. INFLUENCE OF MYOCUTANEOUS FLAPS ON TTHE REHABILITATION OUTCOMES OF ORAL CARCINOMA PATIENTS POST RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY. Chintu Philip, India RR-PO-211-20-Wed. EFFECTS OF EXERCISE PROGRAM ON AEROBIC CAPACITY AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN CHILDREN WITH LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIA. Fatma Hegazy, United Arab Emirates RR-PO-211-22-Wed. ALTERED PATTERN OF CERVICAL MUSCLE ACTIVATION DURING PERFORMANCE OF A FUNCTIONAL UPPER LIMB TASK IN BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS. Carolina Fernandez-Lao, Spain RR-PO-211-12-Wed. QUALITY OF LIFE AFTER BREAST CANCER – DIFFERENCES IN IMPACT WITH TIME SINCE TREATMENT. Fiona Coutts, United Kingdom RR-PO-211-28-Wed. ASSOCIATION BETWEEN GENETIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS FOR THE LYMPHEDEMA DEVELOPMENT IN PATIENTS SUBMITTED TO SURGICAL TREATMENT FOR BREAST CANCER. Ana C Padula Ribeiro Pereira, Brazil RR-PO-210-28-Wed. VASCULAR ENDOTHELIAL GROWTH FACTOR-A AND CANCEROUS CHANGES IN TUMOR-BEARING MICE MODEL WITH LEWIS LUNG CANCER CELLS. Meng Shu Tsai, Taiwan
RR-PO-308-20-Wed. DURATION OF SYMPTOM-FREE PERIOD AND IMPACT ON CLINICAL OUTCOME IN CHILDREN AFTER CONCUSSION. Isabelle Gagnon, Canada RR-PO-307-12-Wed. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FUNCTION AND HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE OF SCHOOL-AGED CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Byoung-Hee Lee, Korea RR-PO-306-10-Wed. QUANTITATIVE MEASUREMENT OF TRUNK DEFORMITY IN NON-AMBULANT CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY: IS THE DEFORMITY GREATER ON THE TRANSVERSE PLANE?. Haruhiko Sato, Japan RR-PO-306-12-Wed. CONCURRENT VALIDATION OF A CLINICAL DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS ALGORITHM FOR POLIOMYELITIS AND INJECTION PALSY USING REFERRING PHYSICIAN´S MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS. Emmanuel John, United States of America RR-PO-306-14-Wed. BALANCE PERFORMANCE IN CHILDREN WITH DEVELOPMENTAL COORDINATION DISORDER (DCD): SENSORY CONTRIBUTIONS AND RELATIONSHIP TO ACTIVITY PARTICIPATION. Marco Pang, Hong Kong RR-PO-306-16-Wed. CHANGES IN ANTICIPATORY POSTURAL ADJUSTMENTS IN CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY AFTER PLAYING THE MODIFIED WII FITTM VIDEOGAME. Wen-Yu Liu, Taiwan RR-PO-306-18-Wed. PARENTS’ EXPERIENCES OF STRETCHING AS A HOME PROGRAMME FOR CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY - FROM AUTHORITY TO COACH. Anncristine Fjellman-Wiklund, Sweden
SI-PO-210-16-Wed. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY DURING CANCER TREATMENT (PACT) STUDY: DESIGN OF A RANDOMISED CLINICAL TRIAL. Miranda Velthuis, Netherlands
RR-PO-306-20-Wed. EFFECTIVENESS OF AN INTENSIVE SIX WEEK GRADED EXERCISE PROGRAMMES FOR NON AMBULANT CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Terry Pountney, United Kingdom
RR-PO-211-24-Wed. PROTOCOL FOR ASSESSMENT OF HEAD AND NECK LYMPHEDEMA. Pascale Tacani, Brazil
RR-PO-306-22-Wed. THE BEHAVIOR OF PALMAR GRASPING STRENGTH IN INFANTS - A PILOT STUDY. Eloisa Tudella, Brazil
RR-PO-211-10-Wed. RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN EXTENT OF POST BREAST CANCER LYMPHOEDEMA AND IMPACTS ON QUALITY OF LIFE. Catherine Bulley, United Kingdom
RR-PO-306-24-Wed. COGNITIVE, PERCEPTUAL, GROSS MOTOR DYSFUNCTION IN CHILDHOOD EPILEPSY: A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY. Swati Surkar, India
SI-PO-211-8-Wed. ARE RESISTANCE EXERCISES SAFE AND EFFECTIVE FOR WOMEN WITH BREAST CANCER WHO ARE UNDERGOING CHEMOTHERAPY AND/OR RADIATION THERAPY?. Margaret RinehartAyres, United States of America
RR-PO-307-2-Wed. AGE AND BODY ORIENTATION INFLUENCE IN HEAD MOVEMENTS OF 1-TO-4-MONTHS OLD INFANTS. Carolina Daniel de Lima-Alvarez, Brazil
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SI-PO-209-12-Wed. ASSESSMENT OF BALANCE OF AMBULATORY HEMIPARETIC PATIENTS USING BERG BALANCE SCALE AND BALANCE MASTER. Anna-Maija Jäppinen, Finland
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RR-PO-308-12-Wed. LONGITUDINAL STUDY THROUGH TIMED TESTING AND FUNCTIONAL SCALES OF CHILDREN WITH DUCHENNE MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY. Tatiana Maciel Pizzato, Brazil
SI-PO-309-14-Wed. PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT IN CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN: MEASURING PHYSICAL CAPACITY OR BEHAVIOR?. Ivan Huijnen, Netherlands
RR-PO-307-10-Wed. BRAIN ACTIVATION RESPONSES TO THERAPEUTIC TOUCH DURING PAIN EXPOSURE IN PREMATURE INFANTS. Shohei Ohgi, Japan
RR-PO-309-8-Wed. THE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND PSYCHOLOGICAL PROFILE OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN WITH HIGH AND LOW SELF-EFFICACY LEVELS. Derek Griffin, Ireland
RR-PO-308-16-Wed. EXPLORATION OF TECHNOLOGY USE FOR ENJOYABLE TASK-SPECIFIC PRACTICE TO IMPROVE SELECTIVE VOLITIONAL MUSCLE ACTIVATION IN CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Sarah McCoy, United States of America
SI-PO-309-12-Wed. INTERNATIONAL SURVEY OF PHYSIOTHERAPISTS USING ACUPUNCTURE. Val Hopwood, United Kingdom
RR-PO-307-14-Wed. IS THERE A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ACQUISITION OF BASIC MOTOR ABILITIES AND QUALITY OF MOVEMENTS IN CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY?. Liv Strand, Norway RR-PO-307-16-Wed. CHILD DETERMINANTS OF SELF-CARE, PARTICIPATION, AND PLAYFULNESS OF YOUNG CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Lisa Chiarello, United States of America RR-PO-307-18-Wed. LOWER LIMB MUSCLE MORPHOLOGICAL PROPERTIES IN YOUNG CHILDREN WITH SPASTIC CEREBRAL PALSY COMPARED TO TYPICALLY DEVELOPING CHILDREN. Lee Barber, Australia RR-PO-307-20-Wed. ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF QUADRICEPS MUSCLE AMONG CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY UNDERWATER AND ON DRY GROUND. Tathiana Trócoli, Brazil RR-PO-307-22-Wed. MOTOR PERFORMANCE OF NEWBORN INFANTS DISCHARGED FROM NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT (NICU). Jaqueline Frônio, Brazil RR-PO-307-24-Wed. RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED STUDY OF HOMEBASED TREADMILL TRAINING FOR AMBULATORY CHILDREN WITH SPINA BIFIDA. Janke de Groot, Netherlands SI-PO-308-4-Wed. DESCRIBING PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENT IN CEREBRAL PALSY: WHAT ARE THE CORE ELEMENTS ? PROPOSAL FOR A TRIAL CHECKLIST AND RELIABILITY STUDY. Luisa Rossetti, Italy RR-PO-308-10-Wed. ENHANCING THE TREADMILL CONTEXT: IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTICE WITH INFANTS WITH MYELOMENINGOCELE. Victoria Moerchen, United States of America RR-PO-308-14-Wed. ANALYSIS OF THE TEMPORAL-SPATIAL PARAMETERS OF THE UPPER LIMBS WITH USE OF LOAD BRACELET IN CHILDREN WITH CHOREOATHETOSIS CEREBRAL PALSY. Izabela Comin, Brazil SI-PO-307-4-Wed. ROBOTIC MOBILITY AND INFANT CAPABILITY. Helene Larin, United States of America
PAIN MANAGEMENT 4 RR-PO-309-24-Wed. PAIN-RELATED FEAR - A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE RELATED MEASURES. Mari Lundberg, Sweden RR-PO-308-22-Wed. PREDICTORS OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY REHABILITATION OUTCOME IN FIBROMYALGIA: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Aleid de Rooij, Netherlands RR-PO-310-2-Wed. QIGONG AND EXERCISE THERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH LONG-TERM NECK PAIN: A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED TRIAL. Birgitta Lansinger, Sweden RR-PO-309-22-Wed. DO CHANGES IN COGNITIVE FACTORS UNDERPIN REDUCTIONS IN DISABILITY FOLLOWING PHYSIOTHERAPY? A PROCESS ANALYSIS STUDY. Dave Thompson, United Kingdom RR-PO-309-20-Wed. TRANSCRANIAL DIRECT CURRENT STIMULATION OF THE MOTOR CORTEX IN THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN: A RANDOMISED, DOUBLE-BLIND STUDY. Neil E O'Connell, United Kingdom RR-PO-309-18-Wed. PAIN CARACTHERISTICS AND DIMENSIONS IN LEPROSY PATIENTS: A PILOT STUDY. Artur Gosling, Brazil RR-PO-309-16-Wed. EFFECTIVENESS OF SUBOCCIPITAL SOFT TISSUE THERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF TENSION-TYPE HEADACHE. Antonia Gómez Conesa, Spain
RR-PO-309-2-Wed. CAN PAIN PHYSIOLOGY EDUCATION CHANGE PAIN COGNITIONS AND DESCENDING NOCICEPTIVE PROCESSING IN FIBROMYALGIA? A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Jessica Van Oosterwijck, Belgium RR-PO-308-24-Wed. CHANGES IN MOTOR FUNCTION WITH PAIN: IS IT ALL IN THE BRAIN?. Siobhan Schabrun, Australia RR-PO-310-4-Wed. TRANSLATION AND USE OF THE PROFILE OF CHRONIC PAIN IN ASSESSMENT OF CHINESE-BORN OLDER ADULTS RESIDING IN THE UNITED STATES. E Anne Reicherter, United States of America RR-PO-309-10-Wed. MANAGING KNEE PAIN DUE TO VENOUS AND LYMPHATIC CONGESTION WITH HOME PROGRAM OF MANUAL LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE AND OVER-THE-COUNTER COMPRESSION STOCKINGS. Kathleen Hummel-Berry, United States of America RR-PO-309-4-Wed. PSYCHOLOGICAL MORBIDITY AND QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG PEOPLE SUFFERING FROM CHRONIC PAIN. Sigrún Vala Björnsdóttir, Iceland
RESPIRATORY / PULMONARY 4 RR-PO-213-11-Wed. THE INFLUENCE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY ON THE EXPRESSION OF INTERLEUKIN-8 IN PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. Katarzyna Bogacz, Poland RR-PO-212-15-Wed. QUALITY OF LIFE OF PATIENTS WITH ASTHMA AND COPD ATTENDING A TERTIARY ACADEMIC HOSPITAL RESPIRATORY CLINIC IN THE WESTERN CAPE. Farhana Karachi, South Africa RR-PO-213-3-Wed. THE EFFECTS OF EMOTIONAL FACTORS AND COPING STRATEGIES ON PULMONARY REHABILITATION INITIAL ATTENDANCE IN PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. Lorna Johnson, United Kingdom SI-PO-213-1-Wed. EDINBURGH COMMUNITY RESPIRATORY TEAM: AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO MANAGING THE COPD POPULATION IN EDINBURGH CITY. Clair Sparrius, United Kingdom RR-PO-212-27-Wed. DEALING WITH BOUNDARIES: AN ETHNOGRAPHIC STUDY INTO SELF-MANAGEMENT IDEALS-INACTION WITHIN A LOCAL PULMONARY REHABILITATION SETTING. Feyuna Jansma, Netherlands SI-PO-213-25-Wed. A PHYSIOTHERAPY-LED OXYGEN REVIEW CLINIC FOR PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. Marian Johnson, Ireland RR-PO-212-21-Wed. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND SELF REGULATION IN COPD PATIENTS, AN EXPLORATIVE STUDY. Ellen Postma, Netherlands RR-PO-213-7-Wed. STROKE EFFECTS ON INSPIRATORY MUCLES: ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC EVALUATION DURING INCREMENTAL MUSCLE TRAINING IN HEMIPARETICS SUBJECTS. Armele Dornelas de Andrade, Brazil RR-PO-212-17-Wed. PREOPERATIVE INSPIRATORY MUSCLE TRAINING IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING ESOPHAGEAL SURGERY. Daniela Dettling-Ihnenfeldt, Netherlands RR-PO-212-23-Wed. THE EFFECTS OF EXERCISE STRESS ON DIAPHRAGM MUSCLE TISSUE UNDER LOW OXYGEN LEVELS AT NORMAL PRESSURE. Sangun Lee, Japan RR-PO-212-13-Wed. EXTENT OF CARDIOPULMONARYPHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE AND FACTORS AFFECTING CARDIOPULMONARY PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE AMONG PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN SOUTH WESTERN NIGERIA. Nse Odunaiya, Nigeria
All poster board numbers are preceded by either RR – research report or SI - special interest report and PO – poster display To help delegates find specific posters, all poster display numbers are formatted as Row Number – Board Number – Day Poster displays will change each day with posters on display from 10:00-17:30 (Thursday 10:00-16:00). Presenters will be at their display for a period of 1 hour.
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RR-PO-212-11-Wed. SUCTIONING THE ADULT PATIENT: A COMPARISON OF PRACTICE AMONG PHYSIOTHERAPISTS, RESPIRATORY THERAPISTS AND NURSES. Tom J Overend, Canada
RR-PO-312-1-Wed. DESCRIPTION OF PAIN AND ACTIVITY IN WOMEN WITH BACK PAIN IN UGANDA: A PILOT STUDY. Lena Nilsson-Wikmar, Sweden
RR-PO-212-7-Wed. THE EFFECT OF NASAL BREATHING ON ENDURANCE EXERCISE. Emily Baker, France
RR-PO-312-3-Wed. ASSESSMENT OF SEXUAL AND URINARY COMPLAINTS IN PREGNANT WOMEN AND THE IMPACT OF URINARY INCONTINENCE IN THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE. Sabrina Enomoto, Brazil
RR-PO-212-3-Wed. RESPIRATORY MUSCLE ENDURANCE TRAINING IN OBESE PATIENTS. Jean Christophe Villiot-Danger, France RR-PO-212-1-Wed. PNEUMATIC PERFORMANCE OF THE BOUSSIGNAC CPAP. Maria Sehlin, Sweden RR-PO-213-15-Wed. POTENTIAL USE OF A 3-MIN WALK TEST TO ASSESS EXERCISE TOLERANCE IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. Akira Ishikawa, Japan RR-PO-213-17-Wed. THE CURRENT CLINICAL USE OF POSITIVE EXPIRATORY PRESSURE (PEP) BY PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA. Jennifer Mackney, Australia RR-PO-213-19-Wed. INSPIRATORY MUSCLE STRENGTH AND MULTIDIMENSIONAL DISEASE SEVERITY IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. Melda Saglam, Turkey RR-PO-213-23-Wed. INHALED CORTICOSTEROID FOR LONG-TERM CONTROL OF ASTHMA DOES NOT DECREASE THE RESPIRATORY MUSCLE STRENGTH. Alexandre Luque, Brazil RR-PO-213-13-Wed. BIOMASS BURNING IMPAIRS MUCOCILIARY CLEARANCE AND MUCUS IN FARM WORKERS. Danielle Miyuki Goto, Brazil RR-PO-212-19-Wed. PULMONARY REHABILITATION: IS OUR SERVICE ETHNICALLY DIVERSE?. Chloe Apps, United Kingdom
SELF-REFERRAL/DIRECT ACCESS 4 RR-PO-312-23-Wed. PHYSIOTHERAPISTS ARE COMPETENT PRIMARY ASSESSORS OF PATIENTS WITH MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS IN PRIMARY CARE AND PATIENTS ARE SATISFIED WITH THE ASSESSMENT. Maria Ludvigsson, Sweden RR-PO-312-21-Wed. DIRECT ACCESS TO PHYSIOTHERAPY EXPERIENCE IN OTHER COUNTRIES. Mandy Scheermesser, Switzerland
SERVICE DELIVERY 4 RR-PO-310-11-Wed. A PILOT STUDY TO INVESTIGATE THE FEASIBILITY OF A GENERIC REHABILITATION ASSISTANT TO DELIVER ENHANCED WARD-BASED REHABILITATION AFTER CRITICAL ILLNESS. Lisa Salisbury, United Kingdom SI-PO-310-15-Wed. THE PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT´S ROLE IN THE DELIVERY OF PHYSICAL THERAPY SERVICES IN THE UNITED STATES. Holly Clynch, United States of America RR-PO-310-13-Wed. WHAT ARE THE FACTORS INFLUENCING PHYSIOTHERAPISTS´ DELIVERY OF RESPIRATORY CARE IN A MILITARY FIELD HOSPITAL IN IRAQ AND AFGHANISTAN. Charlotte Jacques, United Kingdom
RR-PO-312-5-Wed. THE EFFECT OF CRYOTHERAPY IN PERINEAL PAIN AFTER VAGINAL CHILDBIRTH WITH EPISIOTOMY. Ana Carolina S. Beleza, Brazil RR-PO-312-7-Wed. KINEMATIC ANALYSIS OF THE SIT-TO-WALK MOTION DURING PREGNANCY. Yasuyo Sunaga, Japan RR-PO-312-11-Wed. DOES REGULAR EXERCISE IN PREGNANCY INCREASE LUMBOPELVIC PAIN?. Signe Nilssen Stafne, Norway RR-PO-311-1-Wed. ACUTE EFFECTS OF STOCHASTIC AND SINUSOIDAL WHOLE BODY VIBRATION ON PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE ACTIVATION. Helena Luginbuehl Greco, Switzerland RR-PO-312-15-Wed. URINARY INCONTINENCE IN PREGNANCY AND POSTPARTUM. Paula Clara Santos, Portugal RR-PO-312-17-Wed. INFLUENCE OF REGULAR AEROBIC EXERCISE ON ENDOTHELIUM-DEPENDENT VASODILATION AND CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS IN PREGNANT WOMEN. Robinson RamirezVelez, Colombia RR-PO-312-19-Wed. FEMALE SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION IN WOMEN WITH GESTATIONAL DIABETES MELLITUS OR LOW RISK AND NONPREGNANT. Cristine Homsi Jorge Ferreira, Brazil RR-PO-312-9-Wed. KNOWLEDGE ABOUT AND FUNCTION OF THE PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE IN NULLIPAROUS PREGNANT WOMEN. Gunvor Hilde, Norway RR-PO-311-23-Wed. THE INFLUENCE OF AEROBIC AND RESISTANCE TRAINING ON MECHANICAL BONE STRENGTH IN PREMENOPAUSAL WOMEN UNDERGOING BREAST CANCER ENDOCRINE THERAPY. Katarzyna Hojan, Poland RR-PO-310-23-Wed. EVALUATION OF PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLES IN WOMEN WITH CONTINENCE AND STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE USING A BIDIRECTIONAL AND VARIABLE-OPENING EQUIPMENT. Fabiana Nunes, Brazil RR-PO-311-3-Wed. CHANGES IN PFM FUNCTION FOLLOWING PHYSIOTHERAPY IN URINARY INCONTINENT POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN WITH OSTEOPOROSIS OR LOW BONE DENSITY. Meena Sran, Canada RR-PO-311-5-Wed. THE EFFECTS OF A POSTPARTUM EDUCATION PROGRAM ON SYMPTOMS AND HEALTHCARE SEEKING BEHAVIORS IN NEW MOTHERS. Cindy Neville, United States of America RR-PO-311-9-Wed. SPINAL CURVATURE AND CHARACTERISTICS OF POSTURAL CHANGE IN PREGNANT WOMEN; LUMBAR KYPHOSIS AND THORACIC KYPHOSIS. Natsuko Okanishi, Japan RR-PO-311-11-Wed. EFFECTS OF EXERCISE THERAPY ON CARDIAC HEALTH AFTER MENOPAUSE: FROM CLINICAL TO BENCH EVIDENCE. Shin-Da Lee, Taiwan
RR-PO-310-9-Wed. UNMET SERVICE-DELIVERY NEEDS THROUGHOUT HOSPITAL DISCHARGE PATHWAYS: THE CASE OF PEDIATRIC PHYSIOTHERAPY IN TUSCANY, ITALY. Francesca Gallino, Italy
RR-PO-311-13-Wed. EVALUATION OF THE INFLUENCE OF LUMBAR OSTEOPOROSIS IN POSTURAL BALANCE IN POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN. Guilherme Carlos Brech, Brazil
SI-PO-310-17-Wed. THE BEST PRACTICES IN PHYSIOTHERAPY IN KUOPIO UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL FINLAND. Annmari Kainulainen, Finland
RR-PO-311-15-Wed. EXERCISE ADHERENCE IS NOT A SIGNIFICANT PREDICTOR ON EFFECT OF PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE STRENGTHENING FOR WOMEN WITH URINARY INCONTINENCE. Hsiu-Chuan Hung, Taiwan
SI-PO-310-19-Wed. STRATEGIES TO ALIGN HOME & COMMUNITY CARE PRACTICE WITH THE GOAL TO ENHANCE CLIENTS SELF-CARE MANAGEMENT. Cheryl Beach, Cape Verde
WOMENS HEALTH 4 RR-PO-312-13-Wed. SEXUAL LIFE QUALITY EVALUATION IN WOMEN WITH VULVODYNIA AND RECURRENT VULVOVAGINITIS. Nádia Cristina Polpeta, Brazil
RR-PO-311-17-Wed. GRIP STRENGTH AND APPENDICULAR SKELETAL MUSCLE MASS IN POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN WITH AND WITHOUT HORMONE THERAPY. Daniela Abreu, Brazil RR-PO-311-19-Wed. EFFECTS OF BIOFEEDBACK USING A HOME TRAINING DEVICE ON CONTROL OF STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Tomoe Hirakawa, Japan
All poster board numbers are preceded by either RR – research report or SI - special interest report and PO – poster display To help delegates find specific posters, all poster display numbers are formatted as Row Number – Board Number – Day Poster displays will change each day with posters on display from 10:00-17:30 (Thursday 10:00-16:00). Presenters will be at their display for a period of 1 hour.
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RR-PO-212-5-Wed. IMPACT OF AN INTERVAL TRAINING PROGRAM ON HEART RATE VARIABILITY (HRV) OF CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE (COPD) PATIENTS. Marcelo Cano, Chile
Poster displays - Wednesday 22 June 2011
RR-PO-311-21-Wed. RECTAL BALLOON TRAINING AS ADD-ON THERAPY TO PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE TRAINING IN ADULTS WITH FAECAL INCONTINENCE: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Esther Bols, Netherlands
Poster displays - Wednesday
RR-PO-310-21-Wed. TRANSPERINEAL ULTRASOUND MEASUREMENTS OF THE BLADDER NECK AND URETHRA IN PREMENOPAUSAL URINARY INCONTINENT AND CONTINENT WOMEN: A PILOT STUDY. Shari Brown, Canada
All poster board numbers are preceded by either RR – research report or SI - special interest report and PO – poster display To help delegates find specific posters, all poster display numbers are formatted as Row Number – Board Number – Day Poster displays will change each day with posters on display from 10:00-17:30 (Thursday 10:00-16:00). Presenters will be at their display for a period of 1 hour.
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Poster displays - Thursday 23 June 2011
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Focused symposia - Thursday 23 June 2011
08:30-10:00 Focused symposium Concept to practice: “Moving physical therapy forward using the ICF” Venue:
RAI: Forum
Presenters:
Alan Jette (United States of America), Reuben Escorpizo (Switzerland), Soraya Maart (South Africa), Jiro Okochi (Japan)
Learning objectives 1. To learn current and concrete applications of the ICF and how it can be used in physical therapy research and clinical care. 2. To recognise the challenges and opportunities of using the ICF in a clinical setting.
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3. To recognise limitations in the current version of the ICF and promising areas for future research to advance the ICF within physical therapy.
Description The International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health (ICF) was approved by the World Health Assembly in 2001. Eight years later, we have seen strong arguments on how the ICF can add value to patient management and to investigating outcomes in rehabilitation. We see growing literature on the use of ICF in physical therapy research and practice. As a conceptual framework, the ICF has universality because of its inclusive and comprehensive view of human functioning and disability regardless of the health condition. The ICF captures disability as the result of the interaction between a person with impairment and his/her environment. This symposium will seek to address the advantages, opportunities and challenges, and limitations of the ICF within the context of its use by physical therapy researchers and clinicians. Topics include: • recent efforts and concrete applications of the ICF in physical therapy practice and research • ICF-relevant issues on research methodology • measuring ICF concepts • the reliability challenge of the ICF in the geriatrics setting • a case example of developing an ICF-based assessment tool using the Rasch method • the ICF as a tool for implementing and monitoring global health and professional practice • the ICF as an instrument to identify environmental barriers to participation among people with disability • using the ICF to conceptualise the impact of disability in an under resourced community in South Africa • a case example of using the ICF to identify indicators for intervention • integration of the ICF in clinical documentation templates Israel Cruz Velandia (Colombia) will join the panel discussion at the end.
Focused symposia are sponsored by:
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Focused symposia - Thursday 23 June 2011
08:30-10:00 Focused symposium International clinical education: bridging global communities while developing professional competency Venue:
RAI: Elicium 1
Presenters:
Celia Pechak (United States of America), Mark Hall (Canada), Carilus Okidi (Kenya), Banakar Hampanna (India)
Learning objectives 1. To examine the benefits and challenges of international clinical education as a means of preparing physical therapists to practice.
3. To describe existing partnerships that exist between community programmes and international student placements among 3 WCPT regions as potential models/frameworks for future educational collaborations.
Description Global health educational initiatives have been gaining interest among students and faculty throughout health professions education programmes, including physical therapy. An increasing number of students in North America appear to be engaging in international clinical placements as part of their academic training. Despite this growth, limited research has been done to explore the impacts of international student placements on the students or on the hosts. These student placements place added demands upon students, faculty, and host communities. Additionally they often occur in resource poor settings. Therefore, it is incumbent upon the physical therapy profession to critically examine these partnerships for the benefit and protection of all stakeholders. This symposium will address some of the complex issues involved in international clinical education. Following an overview of the emerging trends in clinical placement activities between global north and south communities, key concepts related to service-learning principles (including cultural competency and reciprocity) and ethical considerations; presenters from Canada, India, and Kenya will discuss the impact of international clinical education in resource poor settings from both the university and host community perspectives using illustrative examples.
Focused symposia are sponsored by:
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2. To explore the potential impact that student clinical placements have on community services in low-resource settings and propose methods for evaluating impacts.
Focused symposia - Thursday 23 June 2011
10:45-12:15 Focused symposium Fit-active-habits: measuring fitness and physical activity in cerebral palsy Venue:
RAI: Forum
Presenters:
Margaret O’Neil (United States of America), Kristie Bjornson (United States of America), Roslyn Boyd (Australia), Annet Dallmeijer (Netherlands), Deborah Thorpe (United States of America)
Learning objectives 1. To review psychometric properties of laboratory and field-based measures of health-related fitness and habitual physical activity (HPA) for persons with cerebral palsy (CP).
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2. To present findings on measurement methodology protocols on fitness and HPA outcomes from current research reviewed by or conducted by team members. 3. To discuss the methodology for collecting reference values on HPA and fitness for persons with CP and areas of future research.
Description Presenters in this symposium will review current “state of the science” in measurement methodology and psychometric properties of measurement for fitness and habitual physical activity (HPA) in persons with CP. Cerebral palsy (CP) is the most common form of physical disability in childhood and management costs may exceed one million dollars (US) over a lifetime. People with physical disabilities such as CP are the least physically active members of society placing them at high risk for the co-morbidities associated with inactivity (obesity, heart disease, Type 2 diabetes). Although the potential health-related benefits of exercise and physical activity are known, recent reviews of health related fitness and physical activity measures for persons with CP reveal limitations in quality research designs and use of appropriate and rigorous measurement protocols. Establishing psychometric properties and systematic protocols for lab and field-based measurements is important to validate use of these measures in determining activity based intervention effectiveness for persons with CP. Topics include: • research on activity-based physical therapy interventions including strategies to enhance health-related fitness and participation in physical activities in children with CP • the validity, reliability, responsiveness, and feasibility of physiological measures of aerobic fitness • quantitative instruments to measure field based fitness and HPA levels in persons with CP • field based data on physical activity the methodology as applied to adults with CP
Focused symposia are sponsored by:
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Focused symposia - Thursday 23 June 2011
10:45-12:15 Focused symposium Exercise and cancer: the evidence to date and future direction Venue:
RAI: Elicium 1
Presenters:
Juliette Hussey (Ireland), Julie Walsh (Ireland), Ciara Feeney (Ireland), Margaret McNeely (Canada), Sharon Kilbreath (Australia)
Learning objectives 1. Understand the evidence for physical activity/exercise in the prevention of cancer, the management of the side-effects from its treatment and in increasing physical performance in order to improve medical and surgical outcomes.
3. Discuss how the evidence presented can be used to guide future research, clinical practice and education of physical therapists working in the cancer area.
Description Cancer management poses an enormous global challenge. Estimates predict that cancer will be the biggest worldwide killer by 2010. While some cancers such as lung cancer are still associated with significant morbidity, developments in screening and medical management have improved the longevity of many persons with cancer to such an extent that in many cases this disease is now considered in terms of its chronicity. For example, five year survival for breast cancer is now almost 90%. Medical management for cancer ranges from active monitoring of the disease to surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and hormone treatment. Both the surgery and the adjuvant therapies used in treatment of the disease can cause short and long-term physical and psychosocial side-effects. These impairments can be local, such as pain around the area of surgery, or systemic such as fatigue associated with chemotherapy. Physical activity and exercise are important throughout cancer care. The benefits of exercise range from prevention up to and including management of symptoms in palliative care. There is a significant role for physical therapists throughout the cancer trajectory. This is particularly so with regard to symptom management of the side-effects experienced as a result of both primary and adjuvant treatments such as lymphoedema, pain, weakness, fatigue and reduced functional status.
Focused symposia are sponsored by:
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2. Understand the specific challenges in implementing exercise programs for patients with cancer and survivors.
Focused symposia - Thursday 23 June 2011
13:45-15:15 Focused symposium Forging links to moral action: reaching beyond boundaries Venue:
RAI: Elicium 1
Presenters:
Laura Lee (Dolly) Swisher (United States of America), Gail M Jensen (United States of America), Clare Delany (Australia), Jeanette Praestegaard (Denmark), Aziz Ahmad Adel (Afghanistan)
Learning objectives 1. Discuss the scope and the limitations of physical therapy codes of ethics for guiding moral agency. 2. Evaluate the implications for physical therapy ethics of a broadened framework that address the individual-familycommunity-society continuum.
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3. Generate strategies for physical therapy educators and practitioners to link ethical concepts (care, justice, social policy, solidarity, vulnerability) to the broadened framework for moral action.
Description Physical therapists around the world refer to codes of ethics for guidance. Codes of ethics provide important guiding principles and establish ethical expectations of practice for physical therapists and for those who seek their services. However, they also have limitations. One important limitation of codes of ethics is that most codes have developed out of the same dominant western ethical foundation. This foundation is underpinned by four prima facie moral principles respect for autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice. It is claimed that this homogenous approach to ethics education accommodates cultural differences. This session will explore the strengths and potential limitations of traditional ethical models including professional codes of ethics and highlight new theoretical models to link theory and practice. Implications of these models for physical therapy ethics education and practice will be explored in the context of social determinants of health, communitarian cultures (Afghanistan and Mexico), and integration of the individual-family-community-society continuum into notions of moral agency. Discussion will identify specific strategies for educators and practitioners to address the boundaries of culture and traditional ethical frameworks. In addition, discussion will highlight ongoing approaches to encourage moral dialogue across cultural and national boundaries. Ruth Purtilo (United States of America) and Ian Edwards (Australia) will join the speakers to lead the panel discussion.
Focused symposia are sponsored by:
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Discussion panels - Thursday 23 June 2011
08:30-10:00 Discussion panel Got to keep our customers satisfied: how do we best assess and use patient satisfaction in physical therapy? Venue:
RAI: Emerald room
Chair:
Emma Stokes (WCPT Executive Committee)
Panel members: Roger Nelson (United States of America), Leonardo Costa (Brazil), Vyvienne M’kumbuzi (Rwanda), Danielle Swain (United Kingdom), Cheryl Cott (Canada), Hans Majong (Netherlands)
10:45-12:15 Discussion panel Who benefits from interprofessional education and collaborative practice: the patients, the profession? Venue:
RAI: Emerald room
Chair:
Patty Solomon (Canada)
Panel members: Jill Gamlin (United Kingdom), Lesley Bainbridge (Canada), Israel Cruz (Colombia), Esther Munalula Nkandu (Zambia), Hana Al-Sobayel (Saudi Arabia)
Working in multidisciplinary teams is part of everyday practice for many physical therapists. Is there evidence that interprofessional education and collaborative practice is any better than the way physical therapists have practised in the past? Better for whom? These are some of the questions that this panel will be discussing.
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Patient/client satisfaction is one of the most important outcomes of physical therapy care, but it is notoriously difficult to assess. This panel will appraise methods of gauging satisfaction and discuss patient/client satisfaction monitoring in different social and cultural contexts. It will also look at how to use the data to make improvements in service delivery and patient experiences.
Discussion panels - Thursday 23 June 2011
13:45-15:15 Discussion panel Can new information technologies add value to physical therapy practice and outcomes? Venue:
RAI: Forum
Chair:
Simon Crompton (WCPT)
Panel members: Rachael Lowe (United Kingdom), Neil Pakenham Walsh (United Kingdom), Lisbeth Eriksson (Sweden), Lisa Harvey (Australia), Eugene Mutimura (Rwanda)
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In recent years wireless technology and improved battery life have extended the reach of information. Tweeting, blogging, chatting and open source publishing have been added to the resources of email, the internet and mobile phones. How do these technologies and applications affect the availability and quality of information and how can they best be used to benefit the public as well as the profession.
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Networking sessions - Thursday 23 June 2011
07:00-08:30 Networking sessions Topic:
WCPT network for ICF - International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health
Venue:
RAI: Room E103
Chair:
Catherine Sykes (WCPT)
Discuss issues such as: • uses of the ICF by physical therapists in the ten years since publication • existing tools/resources to support ICF use by physical therapists • contributing to international work on ICF
Topic:
Paediatrics - International Organisation of Physical Therapists in Paediatrics (IOPTP)
Venue:
RAI: Rooms G104 and G105
Chair:
Barbara Connolly (United States of America)
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• what individuals can offer each other: are there specific needs?
Discuss issues such as: • promoting physical activity in children & tackling obesity • different practice settings, eg neonatal intensive care, schools, hospitals • collaborative research opportunities • evaluation and treatment of children with different conditions, eg torticollis, developmental coordination disorder • basic competencies for paediatric physical therapists • use of technology in paediatrics
08:30-10:00 Networking sessions Topic:
FUNfitness - Special Olympics - International Network of Physical Therapists in Special Olympics FUNfitness
Venue:
RAI: Room E103
Chair:
Donna Bainbridge (United States of America)
Discuss issues such as: • the role of physical therapists in fitness and wellness for people with intellectual difficulties across the lifespan • the scope of practice in fitness and health promotion • evidence-based fitness practice in those with intellectual difficulties • special needs of those with intellectual difficulties (assessment, communication, motivation) • working with families, schools, and coaches • participation in the international network
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Networking sessions - Thursday 23 June 2011
Topic:
Meet the researchers/editors *
Venue:
RAI: Rooms G104 and G105
Chair:
Louise Ada (Australia)
Facilitators:
Ethne Nussbaum (United States of America) Writing for publication – first attempts Jan Bjordal (Norway) Writing for publication – aiming for higher impact journals Mark Elkins (Australia) Writing abstracts Guy Simoneau (United States of America) What is required to be a good journal reviewer Tania Salvini (Brazil) Developing your journal – raising standards Michel Landry (Canada) How to get started in research Christine Carpenter (United Kingdom) Finding/selecting a research supervisor Garry Allison (Australia) Research training options Geert Verheyden (Germany) Research career pathways
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Ann Moore (United Kingdom) Establishing research programmes Barbara Richardson (United Kingdom) Research design questions - aualitative Krysia Dziedzic (United Kingdom) Research design questions - quantitative Rebecca States (United States of America) Research design questions - general Joy MacDermid (Canada) Research design questions - expanding your repertoire eg social science, education Gwen Jull (Australia) Grant writing - strategies for improving your research funding application success rate Marilyn Mackay-Lyons (Canada) Ethical concerns – submissions to committees, research designs * Please note there will be one Meet the researchers/editors networking session on each of the 3 days of congress.
The issues to be discussed are reflected in the facilitators’ dedicated subjects.
10:45-12:15 Networking session Topic:
Private practice - International Private Practitioners Association (IPPA)
Venue:
RAI: Rooms G104 and G105
Chair:
Jerry Klug (United States of America)
Discuss issues such as: • how practice differs in different countries and different regulatory systems • patient access to physical therapy • regulations required to open a private practice • business models utilised in various countries • what benchmarks are considered important • international subgroup available to assist emerging, developing and organised private practice sections
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Networking sessions - Thursday 23 June 2011
12:15-13:45 Networking sessions Topic:
Health informatics/e-Health
Venue:
RAI: Room E103
Chairs:
Jane Millar (United Kingdom), Margaret Hastings (United Kingdom)
Discuss issues such as: • why should we bother about information? Does it matter or is it a waste of time? • should we be led by other healthcare professionals or establish ourselves as contributors to the eHealth agendas across the world? • how do we reach a common understanding of what we need and mean? • how do we avoid confusing language?
Topic:
Education - International Society of Educators in Physical Therapy (ISEPT)
Venue:
RAI: Rooms G104 and G105
Chair:
Gillian Webb (Australia)
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• establishing mechanisms for sharing best practice and avoiding “reinventing the wheel”!
Discuss issues such as: • how can we continue to develop a subgroup in education? • how as educators do we support the development of educational programmes? • is it possible to develop an interactive website that shares ideas on curriculum development? • how can we engage more physical therapists to understand that education is for all physical therapists not just academics? • how do we support physical therapy educators in developing knowledge and skills in educational development?
13:45-15:15 Networking session Topic:
Animal physical therapy - International Association of Physical Therapists in Animal Practice (IAPTAP)
Venue:
RAI: Room E103
Chair:
Steve Strunk (United States of America)
Discuss issues such as: • the role of physical therapists in animal physical therapy • scope of practice • evidence based practice • educational requirements • working with vets • development of an international subgroup • history of physical therapy involvement in animal care • legislative issues/roadblocks to physical therapy practice with animals
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WCPT seminars - Thursday 23 June 2011
10:45-12:15 WCPT seminar
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WCPT professional policy support group Venue:
RAI: Room E103
Chair:
Tracy Bury (WCPT)
Facilitator:
Emma Stokes (WCPT Executive Committee)
The World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT) is made up of more than 100 member organisations; each has started from small beginnings and developed along a unique path. This seminar will provide an opportunity for those involved in developing policy for member organisations to discuss issues affecting their organisations and some of the strategies that have brought about positive change. The seminar will provide an opportunity for the exchange of ideas and enable participants to form mutually beneficial relationships from which they can draw support in their endeavours to develop the profession in their country as well as globally, capitalising on opportunities for collaboration.
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Platform presentations - Thursday 23 June 2011
09:15
RR-PL-1587. DO PEOPLE WITH PAIN-RELATED DISABILITY DUE TO BACK PAIN ALSO HAVE REDUCED LEVELS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Christine Lin, Australia
09:30
SI-PL-2587. EFFECTS AND PATIENTS’ EXPERIENCES OF TELEREHABILITATION AT HOME AFTER SHOULDER JOINT REPLACEMENT. Lisbeth Eriksson, Sweden
RR-PL-3480. GENERAL PRACTITIONERS’ ATTITUDES AND BELIEFS REGARDING THE MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN: A CROSS-SECTIONAL NATIONAL SURVEY. Brona Fullen, Ireland
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RR-PL-2807. PATIENTS AND PHYSIOTHERAPISTS SATISFACTION OF IN-HOME TELEREHABILITTION FOR POST-KNEE ARTHROPLASTY. Michel Tousignant, Canada
RR-PL-3566. EXPERIENCES OF PAIN-RELATED FEAR IN ACUTE AND SUB-ACUTE NECK- AND BACK PAIN PATIENTS. Gunilla Stenberg, Sweden
Neurology: multiple sclerosis
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RR-PL-2861. EVALUATING THE QUALITY OF AN ON-GOING CLINICAL TRIAL ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF TELEREHABILITATION SERVICE AFTER KNEE ARTHROPLASTY: A ONE-YEAR SUMMARY. Hélène Moffet, Canada
Information management and technology 08:30-10:00, RAI: Elicium D201-202 Chair: Fiona Jenkins (United Kingdom) 08:30
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SI-PL-3281. IMPLEMENTATION OF A TELEREHABILITATION PROGRAM IN A EHSD MODEL OF CARE FOR PERSONS WITH A STROKE. Andrea Turolla, Italy
09:30
SI-PL-857. GLOBAL SHARING OF EXERCISE IDEAS AND TRAINING STRATEGIES APPROPRIATE FOR PEOPLE WITH NEUROLOGICAL CONDITIONS. Lisa Harvey, Australia
09:45
SI-PL-655. PHYSIOPEDIA - AN INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIVE PROJECT FOR THE PHYSIOTHERAPY PROFESSION. Rachael Lowe, United Kingdom
08:30
RR-PL-2671. ENERGY EXPENDITURE DURING ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING IN PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. Susan Coote, Ireland
08:45
RR-PL-1412. PATIENT SATISFACTION AND PERCEPTION OF CHANGE FOLLOWING SINGLE PHYSIOTHERAPY CONSULTATIONS IN A HOSPITAL’S OUTPATIENT CLINIC FOR PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. Britt Normann, Norway
09:00
RR-PL-2688. VALIDITY OF THE SENSEWEAR ARMBAND AND ACTIVPAL ACTIVITY MONITORS IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. Susan Coote, Ireland
Older people: general 2
Musculoskeletal: lower limb 1
08:30-10:00, RAI: Elicium D203-204 Chair: Med Maleka (South Africa)
08:30-10:00, RAI: E104-105 Chair: Mabel Yvonne Espinel Gonzalez (Colombia) 08:30
08:30-09:15, RAI: E106-107 Chair: Colleen Canning (Australia)
RR-PL-264. ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF QUADRICEPS FEMORIS DURING EXERCISE IN ADULTS WITH ACUTE ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT INJURIES. Amanda Trees, United Kingdom
08:30
RR-PL-1138. THE ROLE OF RATE OF FORCE DEVELOPMENT AND POWER MEASUREMENTS DURING A CHAIR RISING TASK IN THE ELDERLY. Hans-Peter Gilgen, Switzerland
08:45
RR-PL-1564. NORDIC WALKING FOR GERIATRIC REHABILITATION. Sabrina Figueiredo, Canada
09:00
RR-PL-1601. PASSIVE MOVEMENT THERAPY IN SEVERE PARATONIA; A MULTI-CENTRE RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL. Hans Hobbelen, Netherlands
09:15
RR-PL-3670. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND EXERCISE ATTITUDES AND LEVELS IN RURAL AND REMOTE SENIORS REFERRED TO A MEMORY CLINIC. Vanina DalBello-Haas, Canada
08:45
RR-PL-1615. KNEE FUNCTION AFTER ACL INJURY – A LONG TERM FOLLOW UP ADDRESSING TREATMENT, MOVEMENT CAPACITY, OSTEOARTHRITIS AND QUALITY OF LIFE. Charlotte Häger, Sweden
09:00
RR-PL-1838. KNEE ROTATION AND ANTERIOR TRANSLATION IN SUBJECTS WITH ANTERIOR CRUCIATE DEFICIENT AND HEALTHY KNEES DURING SEATED EXTENSION AND WALL SQUATTING. Susan L. Keays, Australia
09:30
09:15
RR-PL-3690. THE EFFECT OF KNEE EXTENSOR RESISTANCE TRAINING AT DIFFERENT LOADS ON KNEE LAXITY CHANGE IN THE ACL-INJURED KNEE. Massimo Barcellona, United Kingdom
RR-PL-3104. SUBCLINICAL BRADYPEDIA IN A REPRESENTATIVE POPULATION OF OLDER PERSONS AND ITS ASSOCIATION WITH CLINICAL AND PHYSICAL FUNCTION MEASURES. Monica Perracini, Brazil
09:45
09:30
RR-PL-2001. EFFECTS OF IN VIVO EXERCISE ON ANKLE CARTILAGE DEFORMATION AND RECOVERY IN HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY. Ans Van Ginckel, Belgium
RR-PL-1984. EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL THERAPY IN NURSING HOME RESIDENTS – A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW. Dorine van Ravensberg, Netherlands
Paediatrics: general 1
RR-PL-2996. PROGNOSTIC FACTORS PREDICTING FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME AT FOUR MONTHS FOLLOWING ACUTE ANKLE SPRAIN. Sean R O'Connor, United Kingdom
08:30
RR-PL-1738. ELECTRONIC GAME USE CONTRIBUTING TO INACTIVE LIFESTYLE AND ITS IMPACT ON MUSCULOSKELETAL HEALTH IN HONG KONG SCHOOL STUDENTS. Donald Lui, Hong Kong
08:45
RR-PL-813. INDIVIDUALLY ADAPTED TASK-ORIENTED TRAINING FOR CHILDREN WITH HANDWRITING PROBLEMS CAN SUCCESFULLY BE APPLIED IN THE CLASSROOM SETTING. Judith van Elst, Netherlands
09:45
08:30-10:00, RAI: Auditorium Chair: Sandra Thornhill (Bermuda)
Musculoskeletal: spine 3 08:30-10:00, RAI: Elicium 2 Chair: Annelies Pool (Netherlands) 08:30
RR-PL-1462. ADHERENCE TO BACK PAIN EXERCISES: THE ROLE OF EXECUTIVE FUNCTION, MEMORY AND TREATMENT BELIEFS. Emma Godfrey, United Kingdom
08:45
RR-PL-3072. CONSUMERS’ PERCEPTIONS OF THE SMALLEST WORTHWHILE EFFECT OF INTERVENTIONS FOR NON-SPECIFIC LOW BACK PAIN. Rob Herbert, Australia
09:00
RR-PL-1555. A NOVEL WAY TO INTERPRET LONGITUDINAL MEASURES OF GAIT IN CHILDREN USING DEVELOPMENTAL CENTILE CHARTS. Lucy Alderson, United Kingdom
09:00
RR-PL-786. DOES TARGETED TREATMENT FOR LOW BACK PAIN IMPROVE PATIENT SATISFACTION AND BETTER MEET EXPECTATIONS COMPARED TO CURRENT BEST CARE?. Elizabeth Mason, United Kingdom
09:15
RR-PL-1916. SAME BUT DIFFERENT: BARRIERS AND FACILITATORS TO PARTICIPATION IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITY. Nora Shields, Australia
09:30
WITHDRAWN
RR – research report
SI – special interest report
PL – platform presentation
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Platform presentations - Thursday 23 June 2011
09:45
RR-PL-3117. DIVERSITY, INTENSITY, FREQUENCY AND ENJOYMENT OF ACTIVITY PARTICIPATION AMONG CHILDREN WITH DISABILITY. Nora Shields, Australia
Thursday 09:15
11:30
RR-PL-2072. MOVING CLINICAL PRACTICE FORWARD IN CHILDREN WITH PRIMARY LANGUAGE DISORDER USING THE INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF FUNCTION, DISABILITY AND HEALTH FRAMEWORK. Kristy Nicola, Australia
11:45
RR-PL-2240. PARTICIPATION FREQUENCY AND PERCEIVED PARTICIPATION RESTRICTIONS AT OLDER AGE: APPLYING THE INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF FUNCTIONING, DISABILITY AND HEALTH (ICF) FRAMEWORK. Solveig Arnadottir, Iceland
12:00
RR-PL-1817. EVIDENCE BASED PHYSICAL THERAPY IN CEREBRAL PALSY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF LITERATURE IN AN ICF FRAMEWORK. Inge Franki, Belgium
Neurology: parkinsons disease 09:15-10:00, RAI: E106-107 Chair: Colleen Canning (Australia) 09:15
RR-PL-3924. BALANCE IMPROVEMENT IN PATIENTS WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE AFTER MOTOR AND COGNITIVE TRAINING. José Pompeu, Brazil
09:30
RR-PL-2691. THE EFFECTIVENESS AND ACCEPTABILITY OF DIFFERENT CUEING DEVICES FOR PEOPLE WITH PARKINSONS DISEASE AND GAIT INITIATION DIFFICULTIES. Paula McCandless, United Kingdom
Platforms - Thursday
09:45
Musculoskeletal: lower limb 2 10:45-12:15, RAI: E104-105 Chair: Graham Smith (United Kingdom) 10:45
RR-PL-1031. PREOPERATIVE FACTORS PREDICTING INHOSPITAL MOBILITY OUTCOME IN PATIENTS WITH HIP FRACTURE FOLLOWING A MULTIMODAL FAST-TRACK REHABILITATION CONCEPT. Morten Tange Kristensen, Denmark
11:00
RR-PL-2273. EARLY AND LATE WEIGHT BEARING AFTER FEMORAL TROCHANTERIC FRACTURES FIXED BY DYNAMIC HIP SCREW. Mohamed Aly, Egypt
11:15
RR-PL-3693. CUMULATIVE EXPOSURES TO KNEE JOINT LOADS DISTINGUISH BETWEEN HEALTHY AND OSTEOARTHRITIC KNEES. Monica Maly, Canada
11:30
RR-PL-1005. AN EXPLORATION INTO UK PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS’ EXPERIENCES OF PATIENT DEATH ON CLINICAL PLACEMENTS IN A HOSPITAL SETTING. Jane Toms, United Kingdom
RR-PL-3244. SKIN-DERIVED TENOCYTE-LIKE CELLS AND EXERCISE BASED PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR THE TREATMENT OF PATELLAR TENDINOPATHY. Claire Robertson, United Kingdom
11:45
RR-PL-1093. HARNESSING CONTEXT TO NURTURE PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDENTS’ PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE CAPABILITIES DURING CLINICAL PLACEMENT. Narelle Patton, Australia
RR-PL-1983. DOES MODERATE RUNNING HAVE A CHONDROPROTECTIVE EFFECT ON KNEE CARTILAGE? A LONGITUDINAL DGEMRIC ANALYSIS IN HEALTHY FEMALE NOVICE RUNNERS. Ans Van Ginckel, Belgium
12:00
RR-PL-1434. ATROPHY OF THE VASTUS MEDIALIS OBLIQUUS IN PATIENTS WITH PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN SYNDROME. Els Pattyn, Belgium
RR-PL-2494. TURNING IS ALTERED IN PEOPLE WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE. Ann Ashburn, United Kingdom
Thursday 10:45 Clinical education 1 10:45-12:15, RAI: E106-107 Chair: Margot Skinner (New Zealand) 10:45
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11:15
11:30
11:45
12:00
RR-PL-2099. THE LIVED EXPERIENCES OF PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS – HOW DO THEY ENGAGE IN FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT DURING PRACTICE EDUCATION?. Jane Morris, United Kingdom SI-PL-1678. CORE COMPETENCIES TO BE ACQUIRED IN THE CLINICAL TRAINING IN THE PHYSIOTHERAPY DEGREE: THE ITALIAN FRAMEWORK. Michela Bozzolan, Italy
Musculoskeletal: spine 4 10:45-12:15, RAI: Elicium 2 Chair: Wendy Tavenier (Netherlands) 10:45
RR-PL-2295. INVESTIGATING THE EFFICACY OF UNDERGRADUATE PRACTICAL SKILL TEACHING APPROACHES; A COMPARISON OF THREE METHODS. Sophie Paynter, Australia
RR-PL-593. CLINICAL PILATES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Henry Wajswelner, Australia
11:00
RR-PL-2093. AN EXPLORATION OF THE OUTCOMES OF A CLINICAL EDUCATOR ACCREDITATION SCHEME AND ITS IMPACT ON THE QUALITY OF CLINICAL EDUCATION. Julie Sellars, United Kingdom
RR-PL-1261. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SPINAL MANIPULATIVE THERAPY FOR CHRONIC LOW-BACK PAIN: AN UPDATE OF THE COCHRANE REVIEW. Sidney Rubinstein, Netherlands
11:15
RR-PL-1508. CUMULATIVE LOW BACK LOAD AS A RISK FACTOR FOR LOW BACK PAIN. Pieter Coenen, Netherlands
11:30
RR-PL-2567. EFFECTS OF PILATES METHOD ON PAIN AND FUNCTIONALITY FOR PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSES. Jefferson Cardoso, Brazil
11:45
RR-PL-1657. LUMBAR BONE MASS PREDICTS LOW BACK PAIN IN MALES. Marco Hoozemans, Netherlands
12:00
RR-PL-3391. THE SUPERVISED WALKING IN COMPARISON TO FITNESS TRAINING FOR BACK PAIN [SWIFT] TRIAL: 3 AND 6 MONTH CLINICAL OUTCOMES. Deirdre Hurley, Ireland
International classification of functioning (ICF) 10:45-12:15, RAI: Elicium D201-202 Chair: Yvonne Heerkens (Netherlands) 10:45
RR-PL-3296. DO ICF CORE SETS FOR LOW BACK PAIN INCLUDE PATIENTS’ SELF REPORTED ACTIVITY LIMITATIONS DUE TO BACK PROBLEMS?. Hildegunn Lygren, Norway
11:00
RR-PL-3500. DESCRIBING FUNCTIONING IN VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION USING THE ICF: COMPARISON OF PT EXPERTS’ PERSPECTIVE AND RESULTS OF A CROSSSECTIONAL PATIENT STUDY. Monika Finger, Switzerland
11:15
RR-PL-1298. VALIDATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF FUNCTIONING, DISABILITY AND HEALTH (ICF) CORE SET FOR BREAST CANCER FROM THE PATIENTS’ PERSPECTIVE. Marese Cooney, Ireland
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Platform presentations - Thursday 23 June 2011
14:15
RR-PL-893. FACTORS INFLUENCING PEOPLE LIVING WITH SPINAL CORD INJURIES TO ADHERE TO THERAPEUTIC STANDING AS A HOME EXERCISE PROGRAM. Joyce Mothabeng, South Africa
RR-PL-1684. A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF EFFECTIVENESS OF STRUCTURED HOME-BASED EXERCISE TRAINING ON MYOCARDIAL CONTRACTILITY FOLLOWING CARDIAC EVENT: FIRST INDIAN TRIAL. Mohammad H Haddadzadeh, India
14:30
RR-PL-1701. CLINICAL REASONING BY EXPERT BOBATH THERAPISTS : A GROUNDED THEORY. Julie VaughanGraham, Canada
RR-PL-1904. SUPERVISED EXERCISE THERAPY FOR INTERMITTENT CLAUDICATION IN DAILY PRACTICE: ONEYEAR RESULTS OF A COMMUNITY-BASED APPROACH. Gert-Jan Lauret, Netherlands
14:45
RR-PL-1786. PASSIVE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF GASTROCNEMIUS MUSCLES IN PEOPLE WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY AND ANKLE CONTRACTURE. Joanna Diong, Australia
RR-PL-2176. VALIDATION OF AN INSTRUMENT TO DETECT KINESIOPHOBIA (FEAR OF MOVEMENT) AMONG PATIENTS WITH CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE. Maria Bäck, Sweden
15:00
SI-PL-2019. DEVELOPING AND EVALUATING A MULTIDISCIPLINARY TOOL FOR SPASTICITY MANAGEMENT WITH BOTULINUM TOXIN. Rhoda Allison, United Kingdom
RR-PL-2899. THE PREDICTIVE VALUE OF THE TIMED-UPAND-GO ON DISABILITY IN OLDER PATIENTS 1-YEAR AFTER CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS SURGERY. Tanya LaPier, United States of America
Clinical education 2
RR-PL-1276. A PILOT STUDY OF INFLUENCES ON PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVEL AND EXERCISE CAPACITY IN PEOPLE WITH HUNTINGTON’S DISEASE. Una F Jones, United Kingdom
13:45
RR-PL-1144. THE ASSESSMENT OF PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE (APP) INSTRUMENT: AN EVALUATION USING RASCH ANALYSIS. Megan Dalton, Australia
14:00
RR-PL-1360. DEVELOPMENT OF A RELIABLE CLINICAL ASSESSMENT FORM USING A DELPHI SURVEY. Conran Joseph, South Africa
14:15
RR-PL-1492. OUT ON A LIMB: THE EVALUATION OF A PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENT CLINIC TO IMPROVE RURAL ACCESS TO LYMPHOEDEMA SERVICES. Megan Smith, Australia
10:45-12:15, RAI: Auditorium Chair: Anne-Marie Wium (Denmark) 10:45
11:00
11:15
11:30
11:45
12:00
RR-PL-2330. A CIRCUIT CLASS CAN PROVIDE A FITNESS TRAINING STIMULUS FOR ADULTS WITH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY. Leanne Hassett, Australia
Outcome measures 1
13:45-15:15, RAI: Emerald Room Chair: Jan Custers (Netherlands)
10:45-12:15, RAI: Elicium D203-204 Chair: Ruth Barclay-Goddard (Canada) 10:45
RR-PL-3564. NORMATIVE DATA FOR THE SINGLE ARM MILITARY PRESS (SAMP) TEST IN FEMALES WITHOUT NECK PAIN. Sionnadh McLean, United Kingdom
14:30
RR-PL-1676. CLINICAL PLACEMENT: AN EVALUATION OF STRESSORS AND TIME DEMANDS OF UNDERGRADUATE PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS. Julie Walsh, Ireland
11:00
RR-PL-3725. CONSTRUCT VALIDITY OF THE SINGLE ARM MILITARY PRESS (SAMP) IN A FEMALE NON-PATIENT POPULATION. Rakhi Darne, United Kingdom
14:45
11:15
RR-PL-1273. CROSS-CULTURAL ADAPTATION AND PSYCHOMETRIC TESTING OF THE HINDI VERSION OF THE PATIENT-RATED WRIST/HAND EVALUATION. Saurabh Mehta, Canada
SI-PL-2524. MATCHING PEDAGOGY TO PRACTICE: USING WIKIS TO SUPPORT THE DELIVERY OF POSTGRADUATE EDUCATION IN CLINICAL SETTINGS. Denise Prescott, United Kingdom
15:00
RR-PL-1373. PERFORMANCE-BASED MEASURES OF PHYSICAL FUNCTION GIVE A NOVEL VIEW ON FUNCTION COMPARED TO A QUESTIONNAIRE IN ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS PATIENTS. Salima van Weely, Netherlands
SI-PL-2615. STRUCTURED DEBATE AS A TOOL FOR AUGMENTING CLINICAL REASONING IN THE CERVICAL SPINE; DOES DIZZINESS EQUAL DANGER?. Alan Taylor, United Kingdom
Musculoskeletal: spine 5
RR-PL-2888. EVALUATING CHANGE IN MOBILITY IN PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS: RELATIVE RESPONSIVENESS OF FOUR CLINICAL MEASURES. Jennifer Freeman, United Kingdom
13:45
RR-PL-1119. THE SPINAL FUNCTION SORT: IS IT VALID FOR EUROPEAN REHABILITATION SETTINGS IN PATIENTS WITH NON-SPECIFIC NON-ACUTE LOW BACK PAIN?. Peter Oesch, Switzerland
14:00
RR-PL-1490. A RANDOMISED TRIAL OF TARGETED TREATMENT FOR LOW BACK PAIN COMPARED WITH CURRENT BEST PRACTICE: THE START BACK TRIAL [ISRCTN37113406]. Jonathan Hill, United Kingdom
14:15
RR-PL-2451. SENSORY FUNCTION DIFFERS BETWEEN SUBGROUPS OF PATIENTS WITH LOW BACK RELATED LEG PAIN FOLLOWING MANUAL THERAPY. Axel Schäfer, Germany
14:30
RR-PL-2827. DECREASED VARIABILITY IN POSTURAL STRATEGY IN PEOPLE WITH NON-SPECIFIC LOW BACK PAIN DURING STANDING AND SITTING. Kurt Claeys, Belgium
14:45
RR-PL-3321. ARE IRISH PHYSIOTHERAPISTS MANAGING LOW BACK PAIN IN LINE WITH CLINICAL GUIDELINE RECOMMENDATIONS?. Karen McCreesh, Ireland
15:00
RR-PL-3573. PHYSICAL THERAPY PLUS GENERAL PRACTITIONERS’ CARE VERSUS GENERAL PRACTITIONERS’ CARE ALONE FOR SCIATICA: RANDOMISED CLINICAL TRIAL WITH A 12-MONTH FOLLOW-UP. PAJ Luijsterburg, Netherlands
11:30
11:45
12:00
RR-PL-1534. RELIABILITY OF THE FINNISH VERSIONS OF WOMAC AND KOOS FORMS FOR KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Jarmo Koli, Finland
Thursday 13:45
13:45-15:15, RAI: Elicium 2 Chair: Karen Ginn (Australia)
Cardiothoracics 2 13:45-15:15, RAI: E106-107 Chair: Mark Elkins (Australia) 13:45
14:00
RR-PL-1231. STATIONARY CYCLING IS AS EFFECTIVE AS WALKING IN PHASE I CARDIAC REHABILITATION: A RANDOMIZED-CONTROLLED TRIAL. Andrew Hirschhorn, Australia RR-PL-1232. COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE ON PERCEPTUALLY REGULATED 6-MINUTE WALK AND CYCLE ASSESSMENTS IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS GRAFT SURGERY. Andrew Hirschhorn, Australia
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Neurology: general 1
Platform presentations - Thursday 23 June 2011
Neurology: general 2
14:30
RR-PL-2456. THE UNIQUE CONTRIBUTION OF MANUAL CHEST WALL VIBRATIONS TO AIRFLOW DURING PHYSIOTHERAPY IN MECHANICALLY VENTILATED CHILDREN. Rachael K. Gregson, United Kingdom
Platforms - Thursday
13:45-15:15, RAI: Elicium D201-202 Chair: Patricia Miller (Canada) 13:45
RR-PL-1857. HOW TO DO MOTOR IMAGERY? A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW ON MI TECHNIQUES IN FIVE DIFFERENT DISCIPLINES. Corina Schuster, Switzerland
14:45
RR-PL-2982. THE EFFECTS OF A RCT OF A PREVENTATIVE CARE PROGRAM ON MOTOR OUTCOME FOR PRETERM INFANTS OVER THE FIRST YEAR. Alicia Spittle, Australia
14:00
RR-PL-1170. EFFECT OF SOMATOSENSORY STIMULATION OF TWO AND THREE UPPER LIMB NERVES ON HAND FUNCTION IN HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS. Isaac Sorinola, United Kingdom
15:00
14:15
RR-PL-1366. STRETCH FOR THE TREATMENT AND PREVENTION OF CONTRACTURES: A COCHRANE SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Owen Katalinic, Australia
RR-PL-3259. DIFFERENCES IN SELECTION AND APPLICATION OF RESPIRATORY PHYSIOTHERAPY TECHNIQUES BETWEEN RESPIRATORY AND ON-CALL PHYSIOTHERAPISTS FOR MECHANICALLY VENTILATED CHILDREN. Harriet Shannon, United Kingdom
14:30
RR-PL-2924. A SUPERVISED VERSUS HOME-BASED EXERCISE PROGRAM EFFECTS ON LIVER TRANSPLANTED FAMILIAL AMYLOIDOTIC POLYNEUROPATHY PATIENTS: WALKING, FATIGUE AND QUALITY OF LIFE. Mª Teresa Tomás, Portugal
14:45
RR-PL-3242. VIRTUAL REALITY REHABILITATION OF BALANCE- ASSESSMENT OF THE USABILITY OF THE NINTENDO WII® FIT PLUS. Dara Meldrum, Ireland
15:00
RR-PL-3557. LOCOMOTOR EXPERIENCE APPLIED POSTSTROKE (LEAPS) RCT: PHYSICAL THERAPY INTERVENTION EFFECTIVENESS COMPARED TO USUAL CARE ON 6MONTHS WALKING OUTCOMES. Katherine Sullivan, United States of America
Outcome measures 2 13:45-15:15, RAI: Elicium D203-204 Chair: Zoe Hudson (United Kingdom) 13:45
RR-PL-543. RELIABILITY OF THE COMMUNITY BALANCE AND MOBILITY SCALE IN CHILDREN AND YOUTH WITH AN ACQUIRED BRAIN INJURY. Kelly Brewer, Canada
14:00
RR-PL-1645. MEASUREMENT PROPERTIES OF THE MOTOR EVALUATION SCALE FOR UPPER EXTREMITY IN STROKE PATIENTS (MESUPES). Gudrun Johansson, Sweden
14:15
RR-PL-2460. RELIABILITY, VALIDITY AND DISCRIMINANT ABILITY OF THREE FUNCTIONAL MOBILITY TASKS FOR PEOPLE WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE. Geert Verheyden, Germany
14:30
SI-PL-2746. FATIGUE SCALES IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS, PARKINSON’S DISEASE AND STROKE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Roy Elbers, Netherlands
14:45
RR-PL-903. EVALUATING CONTENT VALIDITY OF THE TELEPHONE VERSION OF THE CHEDOKE MCMASTER STROKE ASSESSMENT. Ruth Barclay-Goddard, Canada
15:00
RR-PL-1046. RELATIVE AND ABSOLUTE INTERTESTER RELIABILITY OF THE TIMED UP & GO TEST QUANTIFYING FUNCTIONAL MOBILITY IN PATIENTS WITH HIP FRACTURE. Morten Tange Kristensen, Denmark
Paediatrics: general 2 13:45-15:15, RAI: E104-105 Chair: Doreen Bartlett (Canada) 13:45
RR-PL-1243. PREVALENCE OF IDIOPATHIC ASYMMETRY IN PRETERM BORN INFANTS AT TERM AGE. Jacqueline Nuysink, Netherlands
14:00
RR-PL-2818. ALTERATION IN MUSCLE STRENGTH AND ARCHITECTURE IN BOYS WITH SEVERE HAEMOPHILIA FOLLOWING ANKLE JOINT HAEMARTHROSIS. David Stephensen, United Kingdom
14:15
RR-PL-1625. THE VALIDITY OF THE ALBERTA INFANT MOTOR SCALE IN PREDICTING MOTOR PERFORMANCE AT 4.5 YEARS OLD IN VERY PRETERM INFANTS. Alicia Spittle, Australia
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Poster discussion sessions - Thursday 23 June 2011
Thursday 08:30
Thursday 13:45
Outcome measures
Research methodology: general
08:30-10:00, RAI: G102-103 (Topaz) Chair: Arianne P. Verhagen (Netherlands)
13:45-15:15, RAI: G102-103 (Topaz) Chair: Vanina DalBello-Haas (Canada)
RR-PDS-1370. THE RELIABILITY, SENSITIVITY AND RESPONSIVENESS OF THE INFANT BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENT (IBA) TO EVALUATE NEUROBEHAVIORAL ORGANIZATION IN VERY PRETERM BORN INFANTS. Karen Koldewijn, Netherlands
RR-PDS-2841. SCIENTIFIC TRUTH AND PHYSIOTHERAPY TRIALS: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF TRUTH STATUS IN PUBLISHED CONTROLLED TRIAL FINDINGS. Roger Kerry, United Kingdom
RR-PDS-1849. VALIDITY, TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY, RESPONSIVENESS OF THE GERMAN TRANSLATION AND CROSS-CULTURAL ADAPTATION OF THE WHIPLASH DISABILITY QUESTIONNAIRE (WDQG). Michael McCaskey, Switzerland RR-PDS-1967. VALIDATION OF THE NORWEGIAN VERSION OF HANNOVER FUNCTIONAL ABILITY QUESTIONNAIRE (FFBH-R). Liv Magnussen, Norway RR-PDS-3802. IS THE 2-MINUTE WALK TEST AS GOOD AS THE 6MINUTE WALK TEST? VALIDATING FUNCTIONAL WALKING MEASURES FOLLOWING TOTAL JOINT ARTHROPLASTY. Maria Lung, Canada RR-PDS-3760. ACCEPTABILITY, RELIABILITY, VALIDITY AND RESPONSIVENESS OF THE TURKISH VERSION OF BRIEF PAIN INVENTORY IN PATIENTS WITH MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS. Bahar Anaforoglu, Turkey
RR-PDS-1440. CONSEQUENCES OF STUDY DESIGN FOR THE OUTCOME OF DIAGNOSTIC VALIDITY STUDIES. Corine Visscher, Netherlands RR-PDS-1535. REDUCING SELECTION BIAS AND INCREASING GENERALISABILITY OF FINDINGS FROM RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIALS OF NON-PHARMACOLOGICAL THERAPIES: AN EXAMPLE IN OSTEOARTHRITIS. Krysia Dziedzic, United Kingdom SI-PDS-664. LONGITUDINAL NARRATIVE RESEARCH – A METHOD FOR UNDERSTANDING PROFESSIONAL ‘IDENTITIES’ IN TRANSITION. John Hammond, United Kingdom SI-PDS-3010. DECIDING WHEN TO DO DYADIC INTERVIEWS, AND HOW TO MANAGE THEM, AS A RESEARCHER AND RESEARCH SUPERVISOR. Jean Hay-Smith, New Zealand RR-PDS-1571. REPORTED QUALITY OF RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS OF PHYSIOTHERAPY INTERVENTIONS HAS IMPROVED OVER TIME. Anne Moseley, Australia
Thursday 10:45 Older people 10:45-12:15, RAI: G102-103 (Topaz) Chair: Tom J Overend (Canada) SI-PDS-1752. BEYOND MOVEMENT DYSFUNCTION: HUMAN PERFORMANCE AND THE DIAGNOSTIC PROCESS IN GERIATRIC PHYSICAL THERAPY. Andrew Guccione, United States of America RR-PDS-964. RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENTS USING TRUNK ACCELEROMETRY DURING A STANDARDIZED HEEL-RISE TEST IN YOUNG AND ELDERLY SUBJECTS. Stefan Schmid, Switzerland RR-PDS-3236. DECLINE OF PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE DURING A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR AT EARLY STAGE OF ALZHEIMER´S DISEASE. Ylva Cedervall, Sweden RR-PDS-1471. A FIVE YEAR LONGITUDINAL STUDY HIGHLIGHTING THE INFLUENCE OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS ON BALANCE PERFORMANCE PRE AND POST RETIREMENT. Elizabeth Bryant, United Kingdom RR-PDS-2314. EXERCISE TO PREVENT FALLS IN OLDER PEOPLE: UPDATED META-ANALYSIS OF RCTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR IMPLEMENTATION. Catherine Sherrington, Australia RR-PDS-2431. ENHANCING THE ABILITY OF POSTURAL CONTROL ANALYSES TO DIFFERENTIATE BETWEEN FALLERS AND NONFALLERS: SCALING STANCE WIDTH DATA TO BODY SIZE. Jaap Swanenburg, Switzerland
RR – research report
SI – special interest report
PDS – poster discussion session
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Poster discussion sessions - Thursday
RR-PDS-975. EVALUATION OF THE SHIMMER WIRELESS PLATFORM AND SENSEWEAR ARMBAND (SWA) TO ASSESS STEP COUNTS OF PEOPLE WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS (RA). Marie Tierney, Ireland
Poster displays - Thursday 23 June 2011
Thursday 12:00-13:00 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY 5
RR-PO-302-2-Thu. CHALLENGES OF TEACHING AND LEARNING CLINICAL REASONING IN UNDERGRADUATE PRE-CLINICAL EDUCATION. Anita Hartmeier, Switzerland
RR-PO-201-13-Thu. ABNORMALITY OF MYOSIN HEAVY CHAIN ISOFORM TYPE AND SUCCINATE DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY IN SOLEUS MUSCLE OF DIABETIC RAT. Shinichiro Murakami, Japan
RR-PO-302-8-Thu. NAVIGATING THE WORKERS’ COMPENSATION MAZE: THE PHYSIOTHERAPISTS’ PERSPECTIVE. Venerina Johnston, Australia
RR-PO-201-7-Thu. DOES THE MINIMUM STRETCHING TIME NEEDED TO DECREASE MUSCLE STIFFNESS CHANGE AFTER A 4-WEEK STATIC STRETCHING PROGRAM?. Masatoshi Nakamura, Japan
SI-PO-301-24-Thu. DEVELOPMENT OF A MANUAL OF REFLECTION TO TEACH AND ENCOURAGE THE PROCESS OF CLINICAL REASONING IN PHYSIOTHERAPY EDUCATION. Jeanette Praestegaard, Denmark
RR-PO-201-1-Thu. EFFECT OF REST INSERTION ON COLLAGEN GENE EXPRESSION IN RESPONSE TO MECHANICAL LOADING: A LABORATORY STUDY. Alex Scott, Canada
RR-PO-302-4-Thu. EXTENDING CLINICAL REASONING MODELS: THE COMPLEX NATURE OF INFORMATION GENERATED IN INTERACTIONS WITH INDIVIDUALS EXPERIENCING ACUTE LOW BACK PAIN PROBLEMS. Carol McCrum, United Kingdom
RR-PO-201-3-Thu. MYONUCLEI INCREASE THROUGH RESISTANCE EXERCISES ON MOUSE SKELETAL MUSCLE THAT UNDERWENT MUSCLE ATROPHY. Yuta Itoh, Japan SI-PO-201-5-Thu. DRUG INDUCED MYOPATHIES. Annie Burke-Doe, United States of America RR-PO-201-9-Thu. CARBON DIOXIDE-RICH WATER BATHING INCREASES MYOGENIN PROTEIN EXPRESSION IN RAT INJURED SKELETAL MUSCLE. Koji Nonaka, Japan
Poster displays - Thursday
CLINICAL REASONING 5
RR-PO-201-15-Thu. SURFACE ELECTROMYOGRAPHY PATTERN OF MASSETER, ORBICULARIS ORIS AND SUBMENTAL MUSCLES DURING SWALLOWING OF DIFFERENT CONSISTENCIES IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS. Gustavo Corti, Italy RR-PO-201-11-Thu. TIME-DEPENDENT CHANGES OF MYOSIN HEAVY CHAIN AND HEAT SHOCK PROTEIN 70 IN THE PROCESS OF RECOVERY FROM MUSLE ATROPHY. Reiko Hiroshima, Japan RR-PO-201-19-Thu. STUDY OF THE ACTION OF LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE MANUAL ON THE SODIUM CONCENTRATIONS IN URINE IN WOMEN. Danilo R Xavier de Oliveira Crege, Brazil
CLINICAL EDUCATION 5 RR-PO-301-12-Thu. PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS’ AND CLINICAL TUTORS’ PERCEPTIONS OF LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES IN RELATION TO MUSCULOSKELETAL CLINICAL PLACEMENTS. Catherine Doody, Ireland RR-PO-301-22-Thu. HOW DOES PEER ASSESSMENT OF CLINICAL SKILLS PERFORMANCE DRIVE LEARNING IN THE PERCEPTION OF STUDENTS?. Marjo Maas, Netherlands SI-PO-301-6-Thu. THE USE OF ONLINE COLLABORATIVE LEARNING FOR TEACHING OF INFECTION PREVENTION IN CLINICAL PRACTICE. Scott Rickard, United Kingdom RR-PO-301-20-Thu. CHARACTERISTICS OF AN EFFICIENT CLINICAL EDUCATOR - STUDENTS AND CLINICAL INSTRUCTOR’S PERCEPTIONS. Maryam Almandil, Kuwait SI-PO-301-18-Thu. DEVELOPMENT OF A HUB AND SPOKE MODEL FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE PLACEMENT EDUCATION. Shelagh Tittle, United Kingdom SI-PO-301-16-Thu. BUILDING SUSTAINABLE CAPACITY IN PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINICAL EDUCATION: AN INNOVATIVE QUEENSLAND STATE-WIDE COLLABORATION. Ruth Dunwoodie, Australia
SI-PO-302-10-Thu. LOCATING AND MONITORING STUDENT CLINICAL REASONING: THE CRITICAL NEEDS QUADRANT METHOD. Cathy Bieber Parrott, United States of America
EPIDEMIOLOGY 5 RR-PO-201-21-Thu. HIERARCHY OF HIGHER-LEVEL PHYSICAL FUNCTIONS: A LONGITUDINAL INVESTIGATION ON A NATIONALLY REPRESENTATIVE POPULATION. Hui-Ya Chen, Taiwan RR-PO-201-23-Thu. PREVALENCE OF DIABETIC NEUROPATHY IN USERS OF PROFESSOR MASAO GOTO HEALTH CENTER, RIO DE JANEIRO - BRAZIL. Raquel Garcia Pereira Pimentel, Brazil RR-PO-201-25-Thu. BELIEFS ABOUT BACK PAIN: RESULTS OF A POPULATION SURVEY OF WORKING AGE ADULTS. Julia Morris, United Kingdom
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY 5 SI-PO-202-5-Thu. STANDARDIZED DOCUMENTATION IN PHYSICAL THERAPY: IMPLEMENTATION AND USAGE OF THE PHYSICAL THERAPY INTERVENTION TERM COLLECTION (PT-ITC) 2008-2010. Arna Harðardóttir, Iceland
INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF FUNCTIONING (ICF) 5 RR-PO-202-15-Thu. VALIDATION OF THE EXTENDED ICF CORE SET FOR STROKE: A COMPARISON BETWEEN PHYSICAL AND OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS´ PERSPECTIVE. Andrea Glaessel, Switzerland SI-PO-202-13-Thu. CAPTURING FUNCTIONAL STATUS INFORMATION USING THE ICF: BUILDING THE EVIDENCE FOR PHYSICAL THERAPY PRACTICE. Catherine Sykes, United Kingdom SI-PO-202-17-Thu. INCORPORATING THE ICF INTO THE PHYSICAL THERAPY PROFESSION IN AMERICA. Mary Fran Delaune, United States of America RR-PO-202-11-Thu. BRAZILIAN EXPERIENCE TO DESCRIBE DISABILITY AND FUNCTIONAL PROFILES PROVIDED BY COMBINED USE OF ICD AND ICF IN STROKE AT HOME-CARE. Emerson Fachin Martins, Brazil RR-PO-202-7-Thu. ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF INSTRUMENTS AND CONTENT ANALYSIS USING THE INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF FUNCTIONING, DISABILITY AND HEALTH. Anabela Silva, Portugal
RR-PO-301-4-Thu. CULTURAL SENSITIVITY OF ALLIED HEALTH STUDENTS IS ENHANCED WHEN FIELDWORK OCCURS IN INTERNATIONAL LOCATIONS. Christine Pickard, Australia
KINESIOLOGY/MOVEMENT ANALYSIS 5
SI-PO-301-8-Thu. PERCEPTIONS OF THE VALUE AND PURPOSE OF THE PHYSIOTHERAPY ACADEMIC TUTOR VISIT(ATV) TO STUDENTS ON PRACTICE PLACEMENT. Annie Levis, United Kingdom
RR-PO-202-25-Thu. KINEMATIC FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH ELONGATION OF STEP LENGTH IN HEALTHY MEN. Takashi Nishimori, Japan
SI-PO-301-2-Thu. PROMOTING QUALITY IN CLINICAL PRACTICE THROUGH AN ACTION LEARNING PROJECT: COLLABORATION BETWEEN CENTRAL NORWAY HEALTH AUTHORITY AND SØRTRØNDELAG UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. Randi Granbo, Norway
RR-PO-203-11-Thu. QUANTITATIVE MEASUREMENTS OF SMOOTHNESS AND STRAIGHTNESS ON REACHING MOVEMENT IN HEALTHY ADULTS. Shigeru Usuda, Japan RR-PO-203-9-Thu. EFFECTS OF CARRYING POSITION ON THE MUSCLE ACTIVITIES OF THE SPINE AND LOWER LIMB DURING WALKING. Hideto Kanzaki, Japan
All poster board numbers are preceded by either RR – research report or SI - special interest report and PO – poster display To help delegates find specific posters, all poster display numbers are formatted as Row Number – Board Number – Day Poster displays will change each day with posters on display from 10:00-17:30 (Thursday 10:00-16:00). Presenters will be at their display for a period of 1 hour.
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Poster displays - Thursday 23 June 2011
RR-PO-203-7-Thu. VALIDATION OF IN VIVO PATELLAR TRACKING WITH USE OF CUSTOM-MADE CLAMP: A FLUOROSCOPY STUDY. JiuJenq Lin, Taiwan
RR-PO-302-22-Thu. VALIDATION OF THE KNEE INJURY AND OSTEOARTHRITIS OUTCOME SCORE (KOOS) FOR PATIENTS WITH KNEE SPRAINS. Pernilla Svensson, Sweden
RR-PO-203-5-Thu. THE LOCAL DYNAMIC STABILITY OF LOWER EXTREMITY ON TREADMILL WALKING WITH NONLINEAR ANALYSIS. Yoshio Kobayashi, Japan
RR-PO-304-16-Thu. ANKLE PROPRIOCEPTION IS NOT TARGETED BY EXERCISES ON AN UNSTABLE SURFACE. Henri Kiers, Netherlands
RR-PO-202-23-Thu. DEVELOPMENT OF MOTOR ABILITY SCALE FOR STROKE PATIENTS. Munetsugu Kota, Japan SI-PO-203-13-Thu. NEW ELECTRICAL EVALUATION DEVICE COMBINING TWO TRIAXIAL ACCELEROMETER AND EMG. Hiroshi Karasuno, Japan RR-PO-204-3-Thu. QUANTITATIVE/QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF STAIR ASCENT AND DESCENT USING A GAIT ANALYSIS SYSTEM WITH A 3AXIS ACCELEROMETER AND AN EMG. Kazunori Morozumi, Japan RR-PO-202-27-Thu. EFFECTS OF TOES FLEXION STRENGTH TO POSTURAL SWAY AND RANGES/AREA OF WEIGHT SHIFTS. Yuji Tanaka, Japan
RR-PO-304-14-Thu. INFLUENCE OF CHAIR HEIGHT IN THE PEAK TORQUE FORCES PRODUCED BY THE LOWER LIMB JOINTS DURING THE CHAIR RISE MOVEMENT. Cristina Melo, Portugal RR-PO-304-12-Thu. STRENGHT TRAINING OF THE IN- AND EVERSION MUSCLES AROUND THE ANKLE JOINT: A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE THERABAND® AND THE PHYSIOFLIP®. Philip Roosen, Belgium RR-PO-304-10-Thu. ENERGY EXPENDITURE AND FATIGUE INDUCED PROPRIOCEPTIVE DEFECT FOLLOWING REHABILITATION OF THE RECONSTRUCTED ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT. Tamer Shousha, Egypt RR-PO-304-6-Thu. AN EVALUATION OF THE LOWER EXTREMITY ALIGNMENT, ASSESSED BY THE POSTURAL ANALYSIS SOFTWARE AND BASED ON THE GDS METHOD. Elizabeth Alves G Ferreira, Brazil RR-PO-303-4-Thu. HIP MUSCLE SIZE IN THE PRESENCE OF ACETABULAR LABRAL JOINT PATHOLOGY. M. Dilani Mendis, Australia
RR-PO-203-1-Thu. SKIN MOVEMENT OF THE TRUNK DURING TRUNK ROTATION. Tsutomu Fukui, Japan
RR-PO-303-24-Thu. FIRST RAY MOBILITY IN INDIVIDUALS WITH PRONATED FOOT. Huei-Ming Chai, Taiwan
RR-PO-202-21-Thu. EXCITABILITY DYNAMICS OF THE CORTICAL MOTOR AREA DURING VOLUNTARY MUSCLE RELAXATION. Naoshin Yoshida, Japan
RR-PO-303-22-Thu. REHABILITATION USING ECCENTRIC TRAINING AND MAINTAINED STRETCHING ON CAPILLARIZATION IN RAT SKELETAL MUSCLES AFTER IMMOBILIZATION. Anabelle S Cornachione, Brazil
RR-PO-203-17-Thu. EFFECTS OF METHODS OF DESCENDING STAIRS FORWARDS VERSUS BACKWARDS ON KNEE JOINT FORCE IN PATIENTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE. Masaki Hasegawa, Japan RR-PO-203-19-Thu. MOTION ANALYSIS OF STANDING UP IN PERSONS WITH ROUND BACK. Yoshihide Tokuda, Japan RR-PO-203-21-Thu. CONTROL OF ABDOMINAL AND HIP MUSCLES IN HIP FLEXION. AN EXPLANATION FOR GAIT IMPAIRMENTS IN PATIENTS WITH PELVIC PAIN?. Jaap van Dieen, Netherlands RR-PO-203-23-Thu. KINEMATIC ANALYSIS OF STAND-TO-SIT MOTION IN PEOPLE WITH KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Kazuki Tokuda, Japan RR-PO-203-25-Thu. CHANGES IN NATURAL BREATHING AND INTRAABDOMINAL PRESSURE-TIME CURVE DURING DYNAMIC LIFTING. Masashi Kawabata, Japan RR-PO-204-1-Thu. WHICH BODY POSTURE IS RELATED TO SADNESS AND DEPRESSION?. Jose Luis Pimentel Rosario, Brazil RR-PO-204-5-Thu. ACTIVITIES OF BACK MUSCLE AT STATIC MUSCLE CONTRACTION DURING PELVIC ANTERIOR TILT WITH NUTATION OF SACRUM. Teppei Abiko, Japan
RR-PO-303-20-Thu. EFFECT OF WHOLE BODY VIBRATION TRAINING ON GASTROCNEMIUS AND VASTUS LATERALIS INTRAMUSCULAR TEMPERATURE. J. Brent` Feland, United States of America RR-PO-302-24-Thu. INFLUENCE OF DAILY JOINT IMMOBILIZATION TIME FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANKLE JOINT CONTRACTURES IN RATS. Takeya Ono, Japan RR-PO-302-12-Thu. DOSAGE-DEPENDENCE OF GRADED EXERCISE THERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN SYNDROME A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL. Berit Østerås, Norway RR-PO-304-4-Thu. EFFECTIVENESS OF LOW-LOAD ISCHEMIC RESISTANCE EXERCISE IN TREATING CHRONIC DISUSE ATROPHY OF KNEE EXTENSOR MUSCLES: A CASE REPORT. Alan Kacin, Slovenia RR-PO-302-18-Thu. THE RELEVANCE OF FIVE MANUAL SHOULDER MANEUVERS USED TO IDENTIFY PATIENTS WITH SUBACROMIAL IMPINGEMENT SYNDROME. Kajsa Johansson, Sweden RR-PO-303-18-Thu. THE EFFECTS OF REARFOOT POSITION ON LOWER LIMB KINEMATICS DURING BILATERAL SQUATTING IN ASYMPTOMATIC INDIVIDUALS WITH A PRONATED FOOT TYPE. Amanda Clifford, Ireland
RR-PO-204-7-Thu. THORACIC MANIPULATION DOES NOT INFLUENCE 3-D SCAPULAR KINEMATICS DURING ARM FLEXION IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS. Paula Camargo, Brazil
RR-PO-303-2-Thu. THE LONG TERM OUTCOME OF A TWO-STAGED PHYSIOTHERAPY APPROACH TO THE TREATMENT OF PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN. Marjon Mason, Australia
RR-PO-204-9-Thu. INTERACTION INTERFERENCE BETWEEN ARM AND LEG: DIVISION OF ATTENTION THROUGH MUSCLE FORCE REGULATION. Hideaki Takebayashi, Japan
RR-PO-303-12-Thu. MYOFASCIAL TRIGGER POINT PREVALENCE IN THE TRICEPS SURAE AND SPECIFIC DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA IN A HEALTHY UNIVERSITY POPULATION; A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY. Rob Grieve, United Kingdom
RR-PO-203-3-Thu. THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE DYNAMIC JOINT STIFFNESS OF THE ANKLE JOINT TO GAIT IN PATIENTS WITH HEMIPARESIS. Yusuke Sekiguchi, Japan
RR-PO-303-6-Thu. ANKLE PROTECTION DURING AN INVERSION IS A TOTAL BODY RESPONSE. Henk Nieuwenhuijzen, Netherlands
RR-PO-203-27-Thu. ANALYSIS OF THE HUMEROSCAPULAR ANGULAR MOTION RATIO USING A NEW COMBINED PALPATORY AND PHOTOGRAMMETRIC MEASURING PROCEDURE. Ulrich Betz, Germany
RR-PO-303-8-Thu. INFLUENCE OF MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF WATER ON MUSCLE ACTIVITY OF LOWER EXTREMITY AT STANCE AND SWING PHASES DURING WALKING. Yoichiro Sato, Japan
MUSCULOSKELETAL: Lower Limb 5
RR-PO-303-10-Thu. DYADIC INTERVENTION AND EDUCATION IMPROVE THE FLEXIBILITY OF HAMSTRING MUSCLE: A RANDOMIZED, CONTROLLED TRIAL. Kiyokazu Akasaka, Japan
RR-PO-302-16-Thu. PROXIMAL PLANTAR FASCIA MICROCIRCULATION IS MODULATED IN PATIENTS WITH PLANTAR FASCIITIS. Hongying Chen, Hong Kong RR-PO-304-2-Thu. THE INFLUENCE OF FUNCTIONAL ANKLE INSTABILITY ON POSTURAL CONTROL DURING THE INITIAL PERIOD OF SINGLE-LEG STANDING. Masahide Yagi, Japan
RR-PO-303-16-Thu. EFFECT OF ELASTIC TAPING ON SHOCK ATTENUATION CAPACITY IN INDIVIDUALS WITH POOR-REBOUND HEEL PAD. Jui-Chi Hsu, Taiwan
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RR-PO-202-19-Thu. ELECTROMYOGRAPHY ACTIVITY DURING DIFFERENT ANKLE PROPRIOCEPTION EXERCISES IN UNIPODAL SUPPORT. Bianca Callegari, Brazil
Poster displays - Thursday 23 June 2011
RR-PO-302-14-Thu. EFFECTS OF BANDAGE-LIKE COMPRESSION TO CALF ON CENTRAL APONEUROSIS DISPLACEMENT OF GASTROCNEMIUS LATERALIS AND SOLEUS DURING ANKLE PLANTAR MOMENT. Takahiro Otsudo, Japan
MUSCULOSKELETAL: Spine 5 RR-PO-206-4-Thu. NEGLECTING THE SPACE AROUND THE PAINFUL SIDE OF THE BACK - A NEW LEVEL OF NEUROLOGICAL DYSFUNCTION IN BACK PAIN. Lorimer Moseley, Australia RR-PO-204-28-Thu. THE ABDOMINAL DRAWING-IN MANOEUVRE, MEASURED WITH PRESSURE BIOFEEDBACK, WITH OR WITHOUT SPECIFIC DIAPHRAGMATIC BREATHING AND FOCUS ON EXHALATION: PILOT STUDY. Christina Hadjigeorgiou, United Kingdom RR-PO-204-10-Thu. COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF PHYSICAL THERAPY AND GENERAL PRACTITIONER CARE FOR SCIATICA. PAJ Luijsterburg, Netherlands
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RR-PO-204-12-Thu. POSTURAL STABILITY IN LOW BACK PAIN PATIENTS: RELIABILITY OF SWAY MEASURES ON A PORTABLE FORCE PLATFORM. Thomas Maribo, Denmark RR-PO-204-14-Thu. CONSTRUCT VALIDITY OF CENTER OF ROTATION IN DIFFERENTIATION OF LUMBAR SEGMENTAL INSTABILITY PATIENTS. Mohammad Taghipour Darzi, Iran RR-PO-204-16-Thu. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF AN EDUCATION AND FUNCTIONAL RESTORATION PROGRAMME ON A LOW BACK PAIN POPULATION IN IRELAND. Susan Murphy, Ireland RR-PO-204-18-Thu. A CHARACTERISATION OF PAIN, DISABILITY, KINESIOPHOBIA AND PHYSICAL CAPACITY IN PATIENTS WITH PREDOMINANTLY PERIPHERALLY MEDIATED MECHANICAL LOW BACK PAIN. Björn Aasa, Sweden RR-PO-204-20-Thu. PROPRIOCEPTIVE POSTURAL CONTROL AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME AFTER FIRST-TIME LUMBAR MICRODISCECTOMY: THE EFFECT OF EARLY INDIVIDUALIZED PHYSICAL THERAPY. Lotte Janssens, Belgium
RR-PO-205-22-Thu. THE EFFICACY OF THE PILATES METHOD ON PAIN REDUCTION IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC NON-SPECIFIC LOW BACK PAIN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Gisela Miyamoto, Brazil RR-PO-205-24-Thu. ASSESSING THE PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF A THEORETICAL CONSTRUCT FOR LOW BACK PAIN IRRITABILITY. Edward Barakatt, United States of America RR-PO-205-26-Thu. CLINIMETRIC TESTING OF TWO INSTRUMENTS THAT MEASURE BELIEFS ABOUT THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PAIN AND DISABILITY IN CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN. Maurício Oliveira Magalhães, Brazil RR-PO-205-28-Thu. PATIENT´S AND PHYSIOTHERAPISTS´ PREFERENCES FOR PATIENT INVOLVEMENT IN CLINICAL DECISION MAKING WHEN MANAGING LOW BACK PAIN IN SAUDI ARABIA. Wafa AlKhatrwai, United Kingdom RR-PO-206-2-Thu. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CLINICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS AND FUNCTIONAL HEALTH STATUS IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC WHIPLASH ASSOCIATED DISORDERS. Maarten Schmitt, Netherlands RR-PO-205-14-Thu. WHAT FUNCTIONAL ASPECTS EXPLAIN PATIENTS’ IMPRESSION OF CHANGE AFTER REHABILITATION IN LOW BACK PAIN?. Bodil Anderson, Norway
NEUROLOGY: General 5 RR-PO-206-24-Thu. COMPLIANCE AND FEASIBILITY OF A PHYSICAL EXERCISE PROGRAMME IN ADULTS WITH MYOTONIC DYSTROPHY TYPE 1. Marie Kierkegaard, Sweden RR-PO-207-8-Thu. AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACH TO IMPROVE DORSIFLEXOR ACTIVATION DURING WALKING FOR PERSONS WITH A CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM LESION: A CASE SERIES. Andreanne Blanchette, Canada RR-PO-207-6-Thu. EVALUATION OF ROBOTIC GAIT REHABILITATION USING INTEGRATED BIOFEEDBACK IN NEUROLOGIC DISORDERS. Oliver Stoller, Switzerland
RR-PO-204-24-Thu. THE EXPERIENCE OF MUSCULOSKELETAL PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN THE TREATMENT OF CERVICOGENIC HEADACHE. Ann Liebert, Australia
RR-PO-207-18-Thu. PREDICTIVE FALL RISK FACTORS IN ADULTS WITH DIABETIC POLYNEUROPATHY. Anne L Harrison, United States of America
RR-PO-205-18-Thu. MOVEMENT CONTROL OF THE BACK IS IMPAIRED IN PATIENTS WITH PAIN IN OTHER BODY REGIONS. Hannu Luomajoki, Switzerland
RR-PO-207-4-Thu. RESTLESS LEGS SYNDROME AND PHYSICAL THERAPY – A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Ulrike Mitchell, United States of America
RR-PO-204-22-Thu. CHARACTIRISTICS OF DOPPLER ULTRASONOGRAPHY FOLLOWING REPETITIVE MCKENZIE LUMBAR FLEXION AND EXTENSION EXERCISES IN HEALTHY YOUNG VOLUNTEERS. Saud Al-Obaidi, Kuwait
RR-PO-207-2-Thu. VALIDITY OF THE SWEDISH VERSION OF THE MINIBESTEST IN PATIENTS WITH STROKE AND PARKINSON’S DISEASE. Erika Franzén, Sweden
RR-PO-205-6-Thu. INDIVIDUAL PATIENT EDUCATION FOR LOW BACK PAIN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Arno Engers, Netherlands
RR-PO-207-14-Thu. METANALYSIS ON EFFICACY OF MUSCULAR STRENGTHENING IN SUBJECTS WITH MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY. Simone Lambiase, Italy
RR-PO-205-8-Thu. PILATES FOR CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN: A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED PILOT STUDY. Daniel Kerr, United Kingdom
RR-PO-206-6-Thu. THE QUALITY OF REHABILITATION PLANS FOR MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS (MS) AND STROKE CLIENTS. Pirjo Knuuttila, Finland
RR-PO-205-10-Thu. SEEING IT HELPS: MOVEMENT-RELATED BACK PAIN REDUCED BY VISUAL INPUT OF THE BACK DURING MOVEMENT. Verity Tulloch, Australia
RR-PO-206-26-Thu. SCREENING FOR ASPECTS OF ANXIETY WITH THE GERMAN VERSION OF VERTIGO SYMPTOM SCALE (VSS-G). Thomas Gloor-Juzi, Switzerland
RR-PO-205-12-Thu. IS TRUNK POSTURAL CONTROL AFFECTED BY AMPLITUDE AND DIRECTION OF TRUNK ANGLE DURING A SPIRAL TRACKING TASK?. Nienke Willigenburg, Netherlands
SI-PO-207-10-Thu. IDIOPATHIC FACIAL PALSY AND PHYSICAL THERAPY: A GUIDELINE PROPOSAL FOLLOWING A REVIEW OF PRACTICE. Margarida Ferreira, Portugal
RR-PO-205-4-Thu. WHAT IS THE RESEARCH INVOLVING TWINS AND LOW BACK PAIN TELLING US? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Paulo Henrique Ferreira, Australia
RR-PO-206-22-Thu. FREQUENCY AND LOCATION OF SYNKINESES IN PERIPHERAL FACIAL NERVE PALSY. Carien Beurskens, Netherlands
RR-PO-205-16-Thu. IS ALCOHOL INTAKE ASSOCIATED WITH LOW BACK PAIN? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW WITH META-ANALYSIS OF OBSERVATIONAL STUDIES. Gustavo Machado, Brazil
RR-PO-206-20-Thu. CHANGES IN CORTICOSPINAL EXCITABILITY DURING VOLUNTARY MOTOR CORTICAL DRIVE WITH TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NERVE STIMULATION. Tomofumi Yamaguchi, Japan
RR-PO-205-2-Thu. EFFECTS FOR STRAIGHT LEG RAISING AND FORWARD FLEXION WITH LUMBAR SEGMENTAL SUSTAINED ROTATION. Yoetsu Ogata, Japan
RR-PO-206-18-Thu. CHARACTERISTICS OF ASSOCIATED REACTIONS IN PEOPLE WITH HEMIPLEGIC CEREBRAL PALSY. Hsiu-Ching Chiu, Taiwan
RR-PO-205-20-Thu. POSTURAL RESTORATION MANAGEMENT FOR PATIENTS WITH SACROILIAC JOINT DYSFUNCTION: A CASE SERIES. Kyndall Boyle, United States of America
RR-PO-206-16-Thu. IN-HOME TELE-REHABILITATION OF THE UPPER EXTREMITY. Arthur Prochazka, Canada
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RR-PO-206-10-Thu. INVESTIGATION OF VERTIGO, BALANCE AND GAIT IMPAIRMENT IN ACUTE MILD-MODERATE TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY. Donncha Lane, Ireland RR-PO-206-8-Thu. THE CONSEQUENCES AND CIRCUMSTANCES OF FALLS IN POLIO SURVIVORS. Alice Bickerstaffe, Netherlands RR-PO-206-28-Thu. RETT SYNDROME: FUNCTIONAL ABILITY AND CAREGIVER ASSISTANCE. Carlos Bandeira de Mello Monteiro, Brazil RR-PO-207-12-Thu. EFFECT OF MODIFIED COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE VISUAL CENTER OF PRESSURE FEEDBACK TRAINING ON POSTURAL ADJUSTMENTS IN HEALTHY ADULTS. Wen-Yu Liu, Taiwan
NEUROLOGY: Multiple Sclerosis 5 RR-PO-305-11-Thu. PHYSIOTHERAPY PLAYS A BENEFICIAL ROLE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF FATIGUE - VIEWS OF PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. Krishna Kishore Garikipati, United Kingdom RR-PO-304-19-Thu. VALIDITY, RELIABILITY AND ACCEPTANCE OF THE MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS QUESTIONNAIRE FOR PHYSIOTHERAPISTS (MSQPT®). Nanco van der Maas, Switzerland RR-PO-304-23-Thu. EXERCISE THERAPY FOR THOSE MODERATELY AFFECTED WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS: RESULTS OF A 12 WEEK COMMUNITY BASED GROUP EXERCISE PROGRAMME. Yvonne Learmonth, United Kingdom
RR-PO-207-26-Thu. COMMUNITY-BASED WELLNESS PROGRAM FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH PARKINSON´S DISEASE. Patricia McGinnis, United States of America RR-PO-207-28-Thu. CIRCUMSTANCES AND CONSEQUENCES OF FALLS IN PEOPLE WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE. Colleen Canning, Australia RR-PO-208-2-Thu. VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS AND PARKINSON’S DISEASE: A NOVEL STRATEGY FOR IMPROVING AUTOMATIC MOTOR CONTROL. Felipe Mendes, Brazil RR-PO-208-6-Thu. THE IMPACT OF DISEASE-DOMINANCE AND CUEING ON TURNING PROBLEMS AND FREEZING OF GAIT IN PATIENTS WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE. Joke Spildooren, Belgium SI-PO-208-10-Thu. MONITORING TREATMENT FIDELITY IN THE PARKFIT TRIAL, A MULTIFACETED BEHAVIORAL PROGRAM TO INCREASE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN PATIENTS WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE. M Munneke, Netherlands RR-PO-208-12-Thu. AEROBIC CONDITIONING AND MUSCULAR STRENGTHENING IMPROVE FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY OF INDIVIDUALS WITH PARKINSON´S DISEASE. Luci F Teixeira-Salmela, Brazil RR-PO-208-14-Thu. BALANCE RHYTHMICAL TRAINING: A NEW APPROACH TO IMPROVE BALANCE IN PATIENTS WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE. Tamine Capato, Brazil RR-PO-208-16-Thu. THE EFFECTS OF CYCLE ERGOMETRY TRAINING ON EXERCISE TOLERANCE, BALANCE AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH PARKINSON'S DISEASE. Paula Lauhoff, Ireland
RR-PO-305-1-Thu. THE CLINICAL OUTCOMES OF AUGMENTING AN EXERCISE PROGRAMME WITH NEUROMUSCULAR ELECTRICAL STIMULATION IN PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. Lonan Hughes, Ireland
RR-PO-208-8-Thu. DO PATIENTS WITH PARKINSON´S DISEASE MOVE LESS?. Arlène Speelman, Netherlands
RR-PO-305-9-Thu. STRENGTH TRAINING CAN IMPROVE MUSCLE PERFORMANCE, QUALITY OF LIFE AND FATIGUE IN ADULTS WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS: A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Karen Dodd, Australia
RR-PO-306-4-Thu. THE IMPACT OF A COMMUNITY-BASED AEROBIC WALKING PROGRAM FOR OLDER INDIVIDUALS WITH MILD TO MODERATE KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Lucie Brosseau, Canada
RR-PO-305-13-Thu. THE IMPACT OF SPASTICITY ON THE LIFE EXPERIENCES OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS AND THEIR GOALS FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY. Alexandra Morley, United Kingdom RR-PO-305-15-Thu. ENERGY CONSERVATION FOR FATIGUE MANAGEMENT IN PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS: AN EXPLORATORY RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL FROM THE PARTICIPANTS PERSPECTIVE. Elena Guiomar Garcia Jalon, United Kingdom RR-PO-305-17-Thu. FUNCTIONAL EFFECTS OF PERIPHERAL COOLING IN MS PATIENTS WITH INTENTION TREMOR. Peter Feys, Belgium RR-PO-305-19-Thu. ‘REAL-LIFE’ USE OF THE UPPER LIMB IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS: RELATIONSHIP WITH CLINICAL OUTCOME MEASURES. Ilse Lamers, Belgium RR-PO-305-21-Thu. GETTING THE BALANCE RIGHT: PREDICTORS OF OUTCOME FOLLOWING EXERCISE-BASED INTERVENTIONS IN PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS, WITH MINIMAL GAIT IMPAIRMENT. Maria Garrett, Ireland RR-PO-305-7-Thu. BLUE PRESCRIPTION: A NOVEL INTERVENTION MOVING PHYSIOTHERAPY FORWARDS TO ENABLE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FOR PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. Leigh Hale, New Zealand
NEUROLOGY: Parkinsons Disease 5 RR-PO-207-24-Thu. SPINAL POSTURE IS ALTERED IN PEOPLE WITH PARKINSON'S DISEASE AND CAN BE MEASURED WITH AN EASY-TOUSE HAND-HELD DEVICE (SPINALMOUSE®). Geert Verheyden, Germany RR-PO-207-22-Thu. THE IMMEDIATE EFFECTS OF TORSO WEIGHTING ON BALANCE AND MOBILITY OF PERSONS WITH PARKINSON´S DISEASE. Rolando Lazaro, United States of America
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RR-PO-307-10-Thu. STUDY ON ATTEMPTS TO INCREASE THE WALKING SPEED OF ELDERLY PEOPLE WITH THE HELP OF BODY WEIGHT-SUPPORTED TREADMILL TRAINING. Tsuneo Ohoka, Japan RR-PO-306-8-Thu. FOUR-WEEK TASK-ORIENTED EXERCISE PROGRAM REGAINS WALKING FUNCTION IN AMBULATION-CHALLENGED LONG-TERM CARE RESIDENTS. Peih Ling Tsaih, Taiwan RR-PO-307-14-Thu. EFFECT OF A DYNAMIC WARM-UP ON CLUBHEAD VELOCITY IN SENIOR GOLFERS. Theo Versteegh, Canada RR-PO-307-16-Thu. A STUDY TO INVESTIGATE THE WALKING SPEED OF ELDERLY ADULTS WITH RELATION TO PEDESTRIAN CROSSINGS. Eva Bollard, Singapore RR-PO-307-18-Thu. SCREENING OF FRAILTY ELDERLY BY FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE TESTS. Pay-Shin Lin, Taiwan RR-PO-307-20-Thu. OUTCOMES AMONG OLDER PEOPLE IN A POSTACUTE INPATIENT POPULATION. Frances Horgan, Ireland RR-PO-306-2-Thu. ACUTE EFFECTS OF STOCHASTIC RESONANCE WHOLE BODY VIBRATION ON CHAIR RISING PERFORMANCE IN THE ELDERLY: A PILOT STUDY. Slavko Rogan, Switzerland RR-PO-307-24-Thu. EVALUATION OF BALANCE, AGILITY AND STRENGTH IN SEDENTARY AND PHYSICALLY ACTIVE COMMUNITYELDERLY INDIVIDUALS. Gisele Gomes, Brazil RR-PO-307-4-Thu. A SWEDISH TRANSLATION, TEST-RETEST OF THE LATE LIFE FUNCTION AND DISABILITY INSTRUMENT. Belinda Sarlija, Sweden RR-PO-307-8-Thu. CLINICAL, FUNCTIONAL AND INFLAMMATORY FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH MUSCLE FATIGUE AND SELFPERCEIVED FATIGUE IN ELDERLY COMMUNITY-DWELLING WOMEN. Leani Pereira, Brazil RR-PO-307-22-Thu. ASSESSING FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE IN RELATION TO HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE IN 65 TO 80 YEAR OLD WOMEN AND MEN. Ulla Svantesson, Sweden
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RR-PO-206-14-Thu. THERAPISTS’ OPINIONS OF CONSTRAINT INDUCED MOVEMENT THERAPY (CIMT) FOR THE UPPER LIMB POST ACQUIRED BRAIN INJURY: AN ONLINE SURVEY. Katy Pedlow, United Kingdom
Poster displays - Thursday 23 June 2011
RR-PO-306-22-Thu. EFFECTS OF EXERCISE INTERVENTION FOR EXERCISE BEHAVIOR IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING OLDER PEOPLE: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Yasuko Inaba, Japan
RR-PO-308-10-Thu. THE USE OF THE TEGNER ACTIVITY SCALE FOR ARTICULAR CARTILAGE REPAIR OF THE KNEE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Karen Hambly, United Kingdom
RR-PO-307-12-Thu. VALIDITY OF THE FUNCTIONAL REACH TEST FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE IN NEED OF NURSING CARE. Naofumi Yasuda, Japan
SI-PO-308-8-Thu. DEVELOPMENT OF A SCORING SYSTEM TO MEASURE PAIN AMPLIFICATION AND FUNCTIONAL DISABILITY IN CHILDREN. Michelle Geary, United Kingdom
RR-PO-306-10-Thu. SARCOPENIA, FUNCTIONAL MOBILITY AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVEL IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING ACTIVE ELDERLY. João Marcos Dias, Brazil
SI-PO-308-4-Thu. DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF THE SOUTHAMPTON MOTOR FUNCTIONAL INDICATOR (SMFI) AS A MOTOR OUTCOME MEASURE IN ACUTE PAEDIATRIC NEUROLOGICAL REHABILITATION. Michelle Geary, United Kingdom
RR-PO-307-6-Thu. DIFFERENTIATING BETWEEN OLDER ADULTS WITH AND WITHOUT EXECUTIVE FUNCTION IMPAIRMENT USING SINGLEAND DUAL-TASK WALKING SPEEDS. Yu-Hsiu Chu, Taiwan RR-PO-306-24-Thu. IMPACT OF AGING ON ANTHROPOMETRY, ARCHITECTURE AND FUNCTION OF QUADRICEPS. Multani Narinder Kaur, India RR-PO-306-20-Thu. ATROPHY OF THE LOWER LIMBS IN ELDERLY WOMEN: IS IT RELATED TO WALKING ABILITY?. Tome Ikezoe, Japan
Poster displays - Thursday
RR-PO-306-18-Thu. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OBJECTIVELY MEASURED SEDENTARY BEHAVIOUR AND FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY IN OLDER ADULTS. Sebastien Chastin, United Kingdom RR-PO-306-16-Thu. BRAIN ACTIVATION PATTERN DURING GAIT IN HEALTHY ELDERLY: AN FDG PET STUDY. Hroyuki Shimada, Japan SI-PO-306-6-Thu. DEVELOPMENT OF A FLOWCHART TO GUIDE PHYSICAL THERAPISTS IN THE TREATMENT OF FRAIL ELDERLY. Bart Staal, Netherlands RR-PO-306-14-Thu. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SPINAL SAGITTAL ALIGNMENT AND PHYSICAL FUNCTION OF COMMUNITY-DWELLING ELDERLY. Junya Miyazaki, Japan RR-PO-306-12-Thu. MULTIMODAL EXERCISE PROGRAM EMPHASIZING MUSCLE POWER OF THE LOWER LIMBS INCREASES THE WALKING SPEED OF COMMUNITY-DWELLING ELDERLY JAPANESE. Yoshitaka Shiba, Japan RR-PO-307-2-Thu. FEASIBILITY AND EFFECTIVENESS OF A REPEATED WEIGHT-BEARING MOVEMENT ON VENOUS FUNCTION IN ELDERLY PERSON WITH HEMIPLEGIA: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Akira Kimura, Japan
OUTCOME MEASURES 5 RR-PO-309-6-Thu. REPRODUCIBILITY AND SMALLEST DETECTABLE CHANGE OF THE PAIN ATTITUDES AND BELIEFS SCALE IN UK GENERAL PRACTITIONERS AND PHYSIOTHERAPISTS. Annette Bishop, United Kingdom
RR-PO-309-12-Thu. DEVELOPMENT OF THE BASIC BALANCE ABILITY TEST AND EXAMINATION OF ITS RELIABILITY, VALIDITY AND CLINICAL UTILITY . Hisashi Mochizuki, Japan RR-PO-308-6-Thu. VALIDATION STUDY OF A FINNISH VERSION OF THE PATIENT-SPECIFIC FUNCTIONAL AND PAIN SCALE. Vesa Lehtola, Finland RR-PO-309-10-Thu. RESPONSIVENESS OF THE QUEBEC BACK PAIN DISABILITY SCALE IN A SAMPLE OF GREEK LBP PATIENTS. George Georgoudis, Greece RR-PO-309-14-Thu. CLINIMETRIC PROPERTIES OF THE NOTTINGHAM HEALTH PROFILE AND SF-36 IN ASSESSING QUALITY OF LIFE IN INDIVIDUALS WITH STROKE. Gória Laurentino, Brazil RR-PO-309-16-Thu. AUSTRALIAN THERAPY OUTCOME MEASURE BY PHYSICAL THERAPISTS IN A HOME-CARE PRACTICE SETTING: SUBSCALE SELECTION AND ASSOCIATION WITH DIAGNOSTIC CATEGORY. Faisal Asiri, United States of America RR-PO-309-18-Thu. TRANSLATION, CROSS-CULTURAL ADAPTATION, RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF THE GERMAN VERSION OF THE HIP OSTEOARTHRITIS OUTCOME SCORE. Angela Blasimann, Switzerland RR-PO-309-24-Thu. DEVELOPMENT OF KOREAN OSTEOARTHRITIS IMPACT MEASUREMENT SCALE (KAIMS). Seung-Ju Yi, South Korea RR-PO-309-8-Thu. RATING SCALES FOR DYSTONIA IN CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY: A RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY STUDY. Elegast Monbaliu, Belgium
PAEDIATRICS: General 5 RR-PO-209-19-Thu. FEAR BEHAVIORS IN 12-MONTH-OLD TAIWANESE INFANTS: EMOTION EXPRESSION AND REGULATORY STRATEGIES. Nai-Jia Yao, Taiwan SI-PO-209-17-Thu. SENSORY MOTOR DEVELOPMENT AND CRITICAL ILLNESS IN THE PAEDIATRIC INTENSIVE CARE. Inge Demeyere, Belgium
RR-PO-308-2-Thu. SIX-MINUTE WALK TEST AND TIMED UP & GO TEST IN PERSONS WITH TRANSFEMORAL AMPUTATIONS. Alexandre Coelho, Portugal
RR-PO-209-13-Thu. INFORMATION NEEDS OF PARENTS WITH YOUNG CHILDREN WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES. Betty Yundt, Canada
RR-PO-308-20-Thu. INTER-METHOD MEASUREMENT VARIABILITY OF MUSCLE FIBER CONDUCTION VELOCITIES DURING ISOMETRIC FATIGUE CONTRACTION. Takuya Isho, Japan
RR-PO-210-19-Thu. EFFECT OF ADDITIONAL WEIGHT LOAD ON TYPICAL INFANTS’ EXPLORATORY FUNCTIONS. Daniele Soares, Brazil
RR-PO-309-4-Thu. DISABILITY OF THE ARM, SHOULDER AND HAND (DASH) AND QUICK-DASH. NORMAL VALUES IN THE GENERAL NORWEGIAN POPULATION. Turid Aasheim, Norway RR-PO-309-2-Thu. TRANSLATION AND CROSS-CULTURAL ADAPTATION OF THE PAINDETECT QUESTIONNAIRE (PDQ) TO THE DUTCH LANGUAGE. Hans Timmerman, Netherlands RR-PO-308-24-Thu. VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY OF A BIOMECHANICAL METHOD FOR QUANTIFICATION OF “SPASTICITY” IN CHRONIC STROKE PATIENTS. Johan Gäverth, Sweden
RR-PO-209-11-Thu. THERAPEUTIC EDUCATION IN PAEDIATRIC PHYSIOTHERAPY: OPINIONS OF PARENTS ON FEASIBILITY AND USEFULNESS OF HOME PROGRAMS. Viola Fortini, Italy RR-PO-209-9-Thu. RESEARCH IN PEDIATRIC PHYSICAL THERAPY: INTERNATIONAL STRENGTHS AND NEEDS. Hilda Mulligan, New Zealand SI-PO-209-21-Thu. EVALUATION OF THE TALIPES SERVICE IN THE TEES VALLEY. Amanda Trees, United Kingdom
RR-PO-308-22-Thu. THE ACTIVITIES-SPECIFIC BALANCE CONFIDENCE SCALE FOR PERSONS WITH STROKE. Ylva Nilsagård, Sweden
RR-PO-209-3-Thu. A COMPREHENSIVE HEALTHY LIFESTYLE PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN RECEIVING TREATMENT FOR ACUTE LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIA: FEASIBILITY AND EFFICACY. Marilyn Wright, Canada
RR-PO-308-18-Thu. THE SYMPTOM INTENSITY RATING SCALE (SIRS): A 12-ITEM SCALE FOR RATING SYMPTOMS OF CERVICAL SPINE DYSFUNCTION. Megan Davidson, Australia
RR-PO-208-25-Thu. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DORSIFLEXION RANGE OF ANKLE JOINT OF CHILDREN WITH DOWN´S SYNDROME AND WHEN THEY START WALKING. Tsugumi Kuramoto-Ahuja, Japan
RR-PO-308-16-Thu. VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY FOR EVALUATION OF POSTURE USING A DIGITAL GONIO-METER. Yoshikazu Suzuki, Japan
RR-PO-208-23-Thu. HOW A PRIMARY LANGUAGE DISORDER IS ASSOCIATED WITH PARTICIPATION IN CHILDREN: THE ICF FRAMEWORK MOVING PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE FORWARDS. Pauline Watter, Australia
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RR-PO-209-5-Thu. UTILITY OF ULTRASOUND IMAGING FOR INVESTIGATING ABDOMINAL MUSCLE ACTIVITY IN CHILDREN. Marianne Unger, South Africa RR-PO-208-21-Thu. EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF A NEW COMPLEMENT TO PHYSIOTHERAPY INTERVENTION FOR POSITIONAL TORTICOLLIS IN INFANTS. Eileen Kennedy, Canada SI-PO-209-25-Thu. THE ROAD FROM AN IDEA TO ADAPTIVE EQUIPMENT FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES. Bjorg Guðjónsdóttir, Iceland RR-PO-209-23-Thu. PHYSICAL FITNESS TEST RESULTS IN 10 – 12 YEARS OLD - THE TOE GRIP STRENGTH OF THE CHILDHOOD-. Takahiko Fukumoto, Japan RR-PO-209-27-Thu. THE INTER- AND INTRARATER RELIABILITY OF THE ESTONIAN TRANSLATION OF THE STRUCTURED OBSERVATION OF MOTOR PERFORMANCE IN INFANTS (SOMP-IT). Kadri Englas, Estonia RR-PO-210-1-Thu. CONCURRENT VALIDITY OF THE GT1M WITH THE MTI ACCELEROMETER IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN DURING FREE-PLAY. Jane Hislop, United Kingdom RR-PO-210-17-Thu. SPINAL POSTURAL ALIGNMENT VARIANCE IN VISUAL IMPAIRMENT CHILDREN. Michelle Pádua, Brazil RR-PO-210-13-Thu. FAMILY CENTRED CARE IN YOUNG PEOPLE WITH SEVERE CEREBRAL PALSY: A POPULATION BASED STUDY. Brona McDowell, United Kingdom RR-PO-210-11-Thu. PREDICTING OUTCOMES BY USING WRITHING GENERAL MOVEMENTS (GMS) OF PRETERM INFANTS. Hisako Nakano, Japan RR-PO-210-9-Thu. CURRENT PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE FOR PEOPLE WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Ira Jeglinsky, Finland RR-PO-210-7-Thu. THE EFFECT OF HOME PROGRAM ADHERENCE ON DEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOMES IN PRETERM INFANTS FOLLOWING EARLY INTERVENTION. Yen Ting Yu, Taiwan RR-PO-210-5-Thu. THE INFLUENCE OF AWAKE PRONE POSITIONING ON TYPICAL MOTOR DEVELOPMENT OF INFANTS WITH THREE TO SIX MONTHS OLD OF AGE. Jaqueline Frônio, Brazil RR-PO-210-3-Thu. WHAT VALUE DOES THE MPOC-SP HAVE FOR PHYSIOTHERAPISTS WORKING WITH CHILDREN? FOCUS GROUP RESULTS ABOUT FAMILY CENTRED CARE. Dawn Pickering, United Kingdom
RR-PO-210-26-Thu. CHANGES IN RESPIRATORY VARIABLES FOLLOWING NON BRONCHOSCOPIC BRONCHOALVEOLAR LAVAGE IN CRITICALLY ILL VENTILATED CHILDREN. Nicki Pearson, United Kingdom SI-PO-210-22-Thu. A NOVEL EXERCISE PROGRAM FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS: MOVING PHYSIOTHERAPY FORWARD THROUGH TARGETED DESIGN. Allison Mandrusiak, Australia
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE: Other 5 SI-PO-211-6-Thu. SHOULD MANUAL THERAPISTS TAKE BLOOD PRESSURE?; A CASE OF AORTIC STENOSIS IN A 32 YEAR OLD MUSICIAN. Alan Taylor, United Kingdom RR-PO-211-8-Thu. THE EFFECT OF PATIENT-HEALTH PROVIDER COMMUNICATION ON SATISFACTION WITH CARE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Vinicius Oliveira, Australia SI-PO-211-2-Thu. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ROBOTICS IN GAIT REHABILITATION THROUGH ENGLISH AND JAPANESE LITERATURE REVIEWS. Masato Hasegawa, Japan SI-PO-210-28-Thu. IMPROVING PATIENT OUTCOMES: APPLYING HILL’S THREE-STAGE MODEL OF HELPING SKILLS TO CLINICAL PRACTICE. Steven Chesbro, United States of America
QUALITY AND STANDARDS 5 RR-PO-211-14-Thu. THE SATISFACTION OF CLIENTS WITH DISABILITIES REGARDING SERVICES PROVIDED AT PRIMARY HEALTH CARE CENTRES IN NDOLA, ZAMBIA. Nondwe Mlenzana, South Africa RR-PO-211-12-Thu. DEVELOPMENT OF QUALITY INDICATORS TO IMPROVE THE TRANSPARENCY OF PHYSICAL THERAPY CARE. Karin Neeleman-van der Steen, Netherlands RR-PO-211-16-Thu. PROACTIVE DESIGN OF A QUALITY CONTROL PROGRAM REGARDING THE PATIENT-THERAPIST-RELATIONSHIP. Ursula Danner, Austria
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY: General 5 SI-PO-211-28-Thu. THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF PARTICIPATION AND ITS QUANTIFICATION USING GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY: AN ECOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE. Timothy Hanke, United States of America SI-PO-211-24-Thu. THE RESEARCH PYRAMID - ESTABLISHING THE VALUE OF EVIDENCE FROM MULTIPLE RESEARCH APPROACHES IN A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Andrea Pfingsten, Germany RR-PO-211-20-Thu. DOES THE REQUIREMENT OF ACTIVE INFORMED CONSENT FROM PARENTS LEAD TO A BIASED SAMPLE IN RESEARCH ON CHILDREN?. Jennifer Jelsma, South Africa
PAEDIATRICS: Musculoskeletal 5 RR-PO-310-9-Thu. PERFORMANCE OF THE MOTOR DEVELOPMENT OF BABIES WITH OBSTETRIC BRACHIAL PLEXUS PALSY SUBMITTED TO THE ALBERTA INFANT MOTOR SCALE -AIMS. Thais Rodrigues, Brazil RR-PO-310-11-Thu. INFLUENCE OF EARLY MALNUTRITION ON ELASTIC PROPERTIES OF PLANTAR FLEXOR MUSCLES AND MOTOR PERFORMANCE IN PREPUBERTAL CHILDREN. Karla Ferraz, Brazil RR-PO-310-1-Thu. QUESTIONNAIRES ON THE DEGREE OF SATISFACTION WITH PHYSICAL FUNCTION CHANGE FOLLOWING ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY MAINLY IN CEREBRAL PALSIES. Yasuaki Kusumoto, Japan RR-PO-310-7-Thu. ALTERED KNEE AND HIP MOMENTS IN CHILDREN WITH GENERALIZED JOINT HYPERMOBILITY DURING NORMAL GAIT. Helene Nikolajsen, Denmark RR-PO-310-3-Thu. DEFINING HYPER AND HYPO MOBILITY FOR PASSIVE JOINT MOTION IN CHILDREN AGED 3-16 YEARS. Mariette Klerks, Netherlands
PAEDIATRICS: Respiratory 5 RR-PO-210-24-Thu. RESPIRATORY MUSCLE STRENGTH: A COMPARISON OF HEALTHY BOYS ENGAGED IN THREE SPORTING ACTIVITIES AND INACTIVE BOYS. Vinicius Santos Sanches, Brazil
Thursday 13:00-14:00 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY 6 RR-PO-201-2-Thu. FIBROTIC PROCESS OF RAT SKELETAL MUSCLE FOLLOWING AN EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED DENERVATION. Junya Ozawa, Japan RR-PO-201-4-Thu. THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE ATTENUATES MICROANGIOPATHY OF SKELETAL MUSCLE IN TYPE II DIABETES. Hidemi Fujino, Japan RR-PO-201-6-Thu. EFFECTS OF STRETCHING AND PROGRESSIVE LOADING EXERCISES IN THE SOLEUS MUSCLE SARCOMEROGENESIS OF OSTEOPENIC FEMALE RATS. Ana Paula Loureiro, Brazil RR-PO-201-8-Thu. INFLUENCE OF DURATION AND FREQUENCY AT SUPPRESSIVE EFFECT OF REPETITIVE STRETCHING ON MUSCLE ATROPHY IN RATS. Nobuhide Agata, Japan RR-PO-201-10-Thu. EFFECT OF HEAT SHOCK ON DEXAMETHASONEINDUCED MUSCLE ATROPHY IN CULTURED SKELETAL MUSCLE CELLS. Wakako Tsuchida, Japan RR-PO-201-12-Thu. EFFECTS OF RESPIRATORY FUNCTION ON RATS WITH CERVICAL SPINAL CORD INJURY. Hidetaka Imagita, Japan
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RR-PO-208-19-Thu. A CONTROLLED TRIAL OF A CLASSROOM BASED INTERVENTION ON MOTOR DEVELOPMENT OF 6 TO 8 YEAR OLD CHILDREN. Amanda Connell, Ireland
Poster displays - Thursday 23 June 2011
RR-PO-201-14-Thu. ACUTE JOINT INFLAMMATION ALTERS BOTH GENE EXPRESSION AND TROPHISM IN SOLEUS AND TIBIALIS ANTERIOR RAT MUSCLES. Thiago Russo, Brazil
Poster displays - Thursday
RR-PO-201-16-Thu. MYOELECTRIC AND PERCEIVED FATIGUE DURING A SEMI-SQUAT PERFORMED ON WHOLE BODY VIBRATION PLATE. Marco Barbero, Switzerland
RR-PO-201-26-Thu. EPIDEMIOLOGY OF VENTILATOR-ASSOCIATED PNEUMONIA AT A HOSPITAL IN MACAPÁ. Bianca Callegari, Brazil
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY 6
CLINICAL EDUCATION 6
SI-PO-202-6-Thu. CREATING AND IMPLEMENTING A SYSTEM OF GEOLOCATION FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICES. António Alves Lopes, Portugal
SI-PO-301-17-Thu. A SERVICE DELIVERY MODEL OF CONSTRAINTINDUCED MOVEMENT THERAPY IN AN UNDERGRADUATE CLINICAL EDUCATION SETTING. Elizabeth Binns, New Zealand
RR-PO-201-28-Thu. HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION IN PHYSICAL THERAPY PRACTICE. Karen Paschal, United States of America
RR-PO-301-13-Thu. PHYSICAL THERAPIST STUDENTS AS MORAL AGENTS DURING CLINICAL EXPERIENCES. Terrence Nordstrom, United States of America
SI-PO-202-2-Thu. E-PHYSIOTHERAPY CONSULTATIONS VIA INTERACTIVE CARINGTV – SAFE HOME R&D PROJECT. Johanna Leskela, Finland
SI-PO-301-9-Thu. PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS’ E-PORTFOLIO: A TOOL FOR GUIDING AND EMPHASIZING THE DEVELOPMENT OF TRANSVERSAL COMPETENCIES. Chantal Besner, Canada
RR-PO-202-4-Thu. ECONOMIC COSTS OF LOW BACK PAIN ON PATIENTS SEEN AT OUTPATIENT PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINICS IN IBADAN, NIGERIA. Adesola Odole, Nigeria
RR-PO-301-7-Thu. STUDENT SUPERVISION APPROACHES USED BY PHYSICAL THERAPISTS AND OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS. Shari Rone-Adams, Ireland
INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF FUNCTIONING (ICF) 6
RR-PO-301-3-Thu. WHAT "MAKES" A POSITIVE PLACEMENT EXPERIENCE? STUDENT AND CLINICAL EDUCATOR PERSPECTIVES. Mark Hall, Canada SI-PO-301-1-Thu. ADVANCING PROFESSIONALISM THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT OF PHILOSOPHIES OF CARE AMONG STUDENT PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANTS AFTER THE FIRST CLINICAL CLINICAL EXPERIENCE. Ronald Barredo, United States of America
RR-PO-202-8-Thu. USING THE INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF FUNCTIONING, HEALTH AND DISABILITY TO MOVE PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE IN CEREBRAL PALSY FORWARDS IN THAILAND. Pinailug Tantilipikorn, Thailand RR-PO-202-10-Thu. HYPOTHETICAL MODELS BASED ON ICF-CY IN INFANTS AND TODDLERS WITH MOTOR DELAY- WITH MOBILITY (D4) AS THE MOTOR OUTCOMES. Ai-Wen Hwang, Taiwan
SI-PO-301-15-Thu. INNOVATIVE STEPS IN EARLY CLINICAL EDUCATION: STUDENT TEAM EXPERIENCE IN PRACTICE. Kyle Covington, United States of America
RR-PO-202-12-Thu. DEVELOPMENT OF THE ICF CORE SET FOR VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION: DOES WHAT PATIENTS SAY REFLECT WHAT PHYSICAL THERAPISTS THINK?. Andrea Glaessel, Switzerland
SI-PO-301-21-Thu. THE PLANNED LEARNING EXPERIENCE (PLEX) - A RUBRIC FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING DURING CLINICAL INTERNSHIPS. Corrie Odom, United States of America
RR-PO-202-14-Thu. VALIDATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF FUNCTIONING, DISABILITY AND HEALTH (ICF) COMPREHENSIVE CORE SET FOR OSTEOPOROSIS: THE PERSPECTIVE OF PHYSIOTHERAPISTS. Barbara Koehler, Switzerland
SI-PO-301-23-Thu. A PLACEMENT AGREEMENT MODEL TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF AND SECURE COMMITMENT TO PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINICAL PLACEMENT PROVISION: A NATIONAL APPROACH. Peter Glover, United Kingdom SI-PO-301-19-Thu. PHYSIOTHERAPY EDUCATION AND A PRIVATE PHYSIOTHERAPY COMPANY WORKING TOGETHER WITHIN A TRAINEE PROGRAM. Jukka Surakka, Finland
CLINICAL REASONING 6 RR-PO-302-9-Thu. ADMINISTRATION OF THE PATIENT CARE REFLECTION TOOL: A COMPARATIVE STUDY. Nancy Littke, Canada SI-PO-302-1-Thu. DEVELOPING SCENARIOS TO EVALUATE EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE SKILLS OF PHYSICAL THERAPISTS: A STEP BY STEP PROCESS. Trish Manns, Canada RR-PO-302-3-Thu. EFFECTS OF TWO INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS: COMPUTER SIMULATED PATIENT CASES AND FACILITATED GROUP DISCUSSION, ON MEASURES OF LEARNING AND CLINICAL REASONING. Karen Huhn, United States of America SI-PO-302-7-Thu. TEACHING CLINICAL DECISION-MAKING: A MODULE FOR CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT FOR THE EXAMINATION AND EVALUATION OF CLIENTS WITH NEUROMUSCULAR CONDITIONS. Larisa Hoffman, United States of America SI-PO-302-5-Thu. MANUAL THERAPY AND EXERCISE FOR NECK PAIN: CLINICAL TREATMENT POCKET NOTES. Jordan Miller, Canada
EPIDEMIOLOGY 6 RR-PO-201-24-Thu. EPIDEMIOLOGICAL PROFILE OF SPORTS INJURIES. Fernanda Torres, Brazil RR-PO-201-22-Thu. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN B.M.I AND BODY FAT CONTENT IN HEALTHY YOUNG ADULTS: A PILOT STUDY. Caroline Gaughan, Ireland SI-PO-201-20-Thu. MAPPING NEUROLOGICAL DISEASES IN THE CITY: A NEW POSSIBILITY OF THE PERFORMANCE TO PHYSIOTHERAPISTS. Vera Israel, Brazil
RR-PO-202-16-Thu. USING THE INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF FUNCTIONING, DISABILITY AND HEALTH (ICF) IN CYSTIC FIBROSIS: A PILOT STUDY. Diletta Innocenti, Italy
KINESIOLOGY/MOVEMENT ANALYSIS 6 RR-PO-202-20-Thu. EFFECTS OF LOAD, TUNNEL AND VARIABILITY ON MOVEMENT CHARACTERISTICS OF THE UPPER EXTREMITY TASK PERFORMED USING ROBOT. Urska Puh, Slovenia RR-PO-202-18-Thu. RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF MEASURING GAIT VELOCITY AND STEP TIMES WITH CUSTOM SOFTWARE AND LAPTOP MOUSE EVENT ENTRY. Dennis Fell, United States of America RR-PO-203-6-Thu. GENDER DIFFERENCES IN TRUNK MUSCLE FATIGABILITY WHEN SIMULATING PUSHING MOVEMENT DURING TREADMILL WALKING. Yi Ling Peng, Taiwan RR-PO-203-18-Thu. A BIOMECHANICAL STUDY ON THE LOWER JOINTS DURING A SINGLE-LEG JUMP LANDING: "CHANGING TRUNK INCLINATION CAN REDUCE JOINT STRESS". Asami Kishino, Japan RR-PO-203-2-Thu. THE STUDY OF TRUNK MOTOR CONTROL AND SPATIAL FOCUS OF MUSCLE ACTION DURING MULTIDIRECTIONAL ISOMETRIC TASKS. Seyed Javad Mousavi, Iran RR-PO-202-22-Thu. THE ROTATOR CUFF MUSCLES ARE ACTIVATED AT LOW LEVELS DURING SHOULDER ADDUCTION: AN ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC STUDY. Darren Reed, Australia RR-PO-202-24-Thu. TIBIA INTERNAL ROTATION MEASURED WITH A KINEMATIC SENSOR -A RELIABILITY STUDY. Bjarne Vad Nilsen, Norway RR-PO-202-26-Thu. THE EFFECT OF WEIGHT LOAD ON MOTOR PERFORMANCE DURING WEIGHT-SHIFT TASKS. Satoshi Kasahara, Japan RR-PO-202-28-Thu. GENDER DIFFERENCES IN KNEE KINEMATICS DURING DOUBLE LIMBS LANDING. Yoshimi Sakurai, Japan
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RR-PO-203-8-Thu. LEARNING EFFECT OF PERFORMANCE AND ANTICIPATORY POSTURAL RESPONSES DURING REPITITION OF REACHING TRANING. Hiroshi Saito, Japan RR-PO-203-10-Thu. THE EFFECTS OF PROPRIOCEPTIVE TRAINING ON BALANCE PARAMETERS IN HEALTHY YOUNG STUDENTS. Edit Nagy, Hungary RR-PO-203-12-Thu. INFLUENCE OF PASSIVE NECK FLEXION ON ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC ACTIVITY OF VARIOUS MUSCLES AND LUMBOSACRAL ALIGNMENT DURING THE BRIDGING EXERCISE. Hiroshi Ishida, Japan
RR-PO-303-5-Thu. IMMEDIATE EFFECTS OF PASSIVE STRETCHING AND ACTIVE STRETCHING ON HAMSTRING FLEXIBILITY: A SINGLEBLINDED RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIAL. Yuichi Nishikawa, Japan RR-PO-303-7-Thu. DETERMINING PEAK EMG AMPLITUDE OF THE TRICEPS SURAE MUSCLES DURING MAXIMUM VOLUNTARY ISOMETRIC CONTRACTION:WHICH POSITION IS BEST FOR WHICH MUSCLE?. Kim Hebert-Losier, New Zealand RR-PO-303-9-Thu. BIOMECHANICAL AND HISTOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF WEIGHT BEARING ON ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT FOLLOWING UNLOADING IN THE HINDLIMB SUSPENDED RATS. Naohiko Kanemura, Japan RR-PO-303-11-Thu. CAN WARMING-UP AND HYPERTHERMIA STRENGTHEN MAXIMUM KNEE EXTENSION MUSCLE FORCE?. Mikio Kawamata, Japan
RR-PO-203-16-Thu. QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE GLOBAL 3D CERVICAL KINEMATICS AS A REFERENCE IN DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT. Erik Cattrysse, Belgium
RR-PO-303-13-Thu. ADAPTATION STRATEGIES OF THE LOWER EXTREMITIES IN TRANSTIBIAL AND TRANSFEMORAL AMPUTEES: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Erik Christiaan Prinsen, Netherlands
RR-PO-203-20-Thu. BREATHING MOVEMENTS IN HEALTHY YOUNG AND ELDERLY SUBJECTS. Hideo Kaneko, Japan
RR-PO-303-15-Thu. THE BIOMECHANICS OF STEP DESCENT COMPARING AN ELASTICATED TUBULAR BANDAGE WITH NEUTRAL PATELLAR TAPING IN PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN PATIENTS. Renuka Erande, United Kingdom
RR-PO-203-22-Thu. IMPROVED LOWER EXTREMITY NEUROMUSCULAR ACTIVATION AND GROUND REACTION FORCE TIMING AFTER PROGRESSIVE RESISTANCE, WHOLE BODY, LONG-AXIS ROTATIONAL TRAINING. John Nyland, United States of America RR-PO-203-24-Thu. CLOSED KINETIC CHAIN UPPER EXTREMITY STABILITY TEST: RELIABILITY STUDY IN A SAMPLE OF WOMEN WITH AND WITHOUT SHOULDER IMPINGEMENT SYNDROME. Helga Tucci, Brazil RR-PO-203-26-Thu. ANALYSIS OF TRUNK MOVEMENT UNDER DIFFERENT MUSCLE ACTIVATION STRATEGIES DURING ACTIVE LEG RAISE IN NORMAL SUBJECTS. Atsushi Oe, Japan RR-PO-203-28-Thu. ESTIMATION OF RIGHT AND LEFT STEP LENGTHS DURING WALKING USING THE VIDEO BROWSER: A PRELIMINARY STUDY. Koji Shigeshima, Japan RR-PO-204-2-Thu. PERFORMANCE OF MULTI-DIRECTIONAL VOLITIONAL STEPPING IN HEALTHY YOUNG ADULTS AND ELDERLY. Chih-Hsiu Cheng, Taiwan RR-PO-204-4-Thu. SIT-TO-STAND KNEE MUSCLES ELECTROMYOGRAPHY AND ACCELERATION IN ELDERLY WITH KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Kanda Chaipinyo, Thailand RR-PO-204-6-Thu. EVALUANTION OF FLEXIBILITY OF THE METHOD THE FLEXOMETER WELLS IN CHILDREN WITH DELAYED INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT SUBMTTED TO TREATMENT HIPPOTHERAPY. Ana Paula Espindula, Brazil RR-PO-204-8-Thu. KINEMATIC PATTERNS OF MODIFIED GRASP (TENODESIS) IN C6 QUADRIPLEGIC PATIENTS. Sebastien Mateo, France RR-PO-203-14-Thu. EFFECT OF ACU-TENS ON VESTIBULAR FUNCTION. Alice Jones, China
MUSCULOSKELETAL: Lower Limb 6 RR-PO-302-17-Thu. HOME-BASED PHYSIOTHERAPY IN PATIENTS FOLLOWING HIP FRACTURE SURGERY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS. Saurabh Mehta, Canada RR-PO-302-13-Thu. KNEE ARTHROSCOPY AND EXERCISE VERSUS EXERCISE ONLY FOR CHRONIC PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN SYNDROME, FIVE YEARS FOLLOW-UP. Jyrki Kettunen, Finland RR-PO-304-3-Thu. PATELLOFEMROAL JOINT MOBILIZATION ALTERED MOTOR COORDINATION OF VASTI MUSCLES DURING DYNAMIC ACTIVITIES. Chich-Haung Yang, Taiwan RR-PO-303-1-Thu. THE COMPARISON OF THE ABILITY TO ASSESS THE IMPROVEMENT IN FOUR PAIN MEASURES AFTER PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENT FOR PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN. Marjon Mason, Australia
RR-PO-303-17-Thu. INTRA SUBJECT DIFFERENCE IN HAMSTRING FLEXIBILITY: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY. Dina Mansour Tawfik, Egypt RR-PO-303-19-Thu. THE MORPHOLOGY OF THE TIBIAL EMINENCE AS A POTENTIAL CONTACT AREA WITH THE FEMUR IN THE KNEES OF ADOLESCENCES. Kazuyoshi Gamada, Japan RR-PO-302-11-Thu. HIGH DOSAGE MEDICAL EXERCISE THERAPY OR ARTHROSCOPIC TREATMENT FOR PATIENTS WITH DEGENERATIVE MENISCUS INJURY: A PILOT STUDY. Havard Osteras, Norway RR-PO-304-1-Thu. THE STAR EXCURSION BALANCE TEST (SEBT): CONCOMITANT VALIDITY AND ASSOCIATION WITH BIOMECHANICAL VARIABLES. Maude Bastien, Canada RR-PO-303-3-Thu. CHARACTERISTICS OF TYPE2 FIBER OF GLUTEUS MEDIUS AND MAXIMUM DURING STANCE PHASE OF CHANGING DIRECTION BY WAVELET TRANSFORM ANALYSIS. Ken Imada, Japan RR-PO-304-5-Thu. OPEN VS. CLOSED KINETIC CHAIN EXERCISES FOLLOWING ANTERIOR CRUCIATE RECONSTRUCTION; THE DEBATE CONTINUES.... Yonatan Kaplan, Israel RR-PO-304-7-Thu. PROSPECTIVE PREDICTORS OF PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN SYNDROME: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Evangelos Pappas, United States of America RR-PO-304-9-Thu. FUNCTIONAL EVALUATION OF GAIT AND DORSIFLEXION ANGLE OF ANKLE OF RATS REHABILITATED FROM INTERMITTENT MANUAL PASSIVE STRETCHING POSTIMMOBILIZATION. Ana Cláudia Mattiello-Sverzut, Brazil RR-PO-304-11-Thu. THE EFFECT OF THE FIBULAR REPOSITIONING TAPING TECHNIQUE ON STANDING BALANCE. Yusuf Alkhabbaz, Japan RR-PO-304-13-Thu. MOTOR CONTROL OF STAIR DESCENT IN FUNCTIONAL ANKLE INSTABILITY. Kathleen Anderson, United States of America RR-PO-304-17-Thu. STRETCHING EXERCISES IMPROVE MUSCULAR TIGHTNESS IN PATIENTS WITH PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN SYNDROME. Cristina Cabral, Brazil RR-PO-302-23-Thu. NO DIFFERENCE IN GLUTEUS MEDIUS ACTIVATION IN FEMALES WITH MILD PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN. Kieran O'Sullivan, Ireland RR-PO-302-21-Thu. PREDICTORS FOR PHYSICAL THERAPY USE IN PATIENTS WITH EARLY OSTEOARTHRITIS: RESULTS FROM THE CHECK COHORT. Thomas Hoogeboom, Netherlands RR-PO-302-19-Thu. GENERATING REFERENCE VALUE OF TOE GRIP STRENGTH AND RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN TOE GRIP STRENGTH AND PHYSICAL FUNCTIONS IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS. Daisuke Uritani, Japan
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RR-PO-203-4-Thu. INTERFERENCE BETWEEN ARM AND LEG PERFORMANCES DURING A DUAL-TASK TEST -INFLUENCE OF CHANGES IN WALKING SPEED ON SKILLED MOTIONS-. Kotoko Saito, Japan
Poster displays - Thursday 23 June 2011
RR-PO-303-21-Thu. ECCENTRIC TRAINING IMPROVES COLLAGEN TYPE I AND III IN RAT SKELETAL MUSCLES AFTER DISUSE. Anabelle S Cornachione, Brazil
RR-PO-205-19-Thu. CHANGING GPS GUIDELINE ADHERENCE IN RELATION TO ORDERING PLAIN LUMBAR SPINE X-RAYS FOR NSLBP: THE ROLE OF THE PHYSIOTHERAPIST. Julia Morris, United Kingdom
MUSCULOSKELETAL: Spine 6
RR-PO-205-7-Thu. ROTATION OF THE TRUNK AND PELVIS AND COUPLED MOTIONS IN THE SAGITTAL PLANE IN ADOLESCENT GIRLS WITH IDIOPATHIC SCOLIOSIS. Agnieszka Stepien, Poland
RR-PO-205-13-Thu. DISTURBANCES IN SELF-PERCEPTION IN PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A BACK PAIN SPECIFIC BODY PERCEPTION QUESTIONNAIRE. Verity Tulloch, Australia RR-PO-205-11-Thu. REFERRED TACTILE SENSATIONS IN ASSOCIATION WITH CHRONIC, NON-SPECIFIC, LOW BACK PAIN PATIENTS: A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION. Jemma Keeves, Australia RR-PO-204-15-Thu. ASSESSMENT OF SELECTED PHYSICAL AND BIOBEHAVIORAL OUTCOME MEASURES BEFORE AND AFTER MCKENZIE TREATMENT INTERVENTION. Saud Al-Obaidi, Kuwait
Poster displays - Thursday
RR-PO-204-17-Thu. INSPIRATORY RESISTIVE LOADING DECREASES THE CAPACITY TO COMPENSATE FOR RESPIRATORY PERTURBATION IN INDIVIDUALS WITH AND WITHOUT RECURRENT LOW BACK PAIN. Lotte Janssens, Belgium RR-PO-204-19-Thu. PARTICIPANTS' EXPERIENCE OF THE WALKING PROGRAMME WITHIN THE SUPERVISED WALKING IN COMPARISON TO FITNESS TRAINING FOR BACK PAIN [SWIFT] TRIAL. Deirdre Hurley, Ireland RR-PO-204-21-Thu. CHANGES IN SPINAL CURVE ANGLE FOLLOWING STEPPING A THE FOOT STAND. Nana Matsuo, Japan SI-PO-204-23-Thu. THE ST. VINCENT’S UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL (SVUH) PHYSIOTHERAPIST-LED BACK PAIN SCREENING CLINIC: AN AUDIT OF PATIENT MANAGEMENT. Aoife Caffrey, Ireland RR-PO-204-25-Thu. THE NEW CONCEPT FOR QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF MECHANICAL EFFECTS OF THE LUMBAR SPINE WITH SEGMENTAL ROTATION. Yoetsu Ogata, Japan RR-PO-204-27-Thu. WHICH PATIENTS WITH PERSISTENT MECHANICAL LOW BACK PAIN WILL RESPOND TO HIGH LOAD MOTOR CONTROL TRAINING?. Lars Berglund, Sweden RR-PO-205-1-Thu. THE EFFECT OF THE DIRECTION OF SPINAL MOVEMENT ON THE RANGE OF MOTION OF THE KNEE DURING THE SLUMP TEST. Felipe Camargo Forte, United Kingdom RR-PO-205-3-Thu. EVALUATION OF A TREATMENT-BASED CLASSIFICATION ALGORITHM FOR LOW BACK PAIN. Tasha Stanton, Australia RR-PO-205-5-Thu. PREDICTORS OF COMMUNITY WALKING PARTICIPATION AND WALKING CAPACITY IN PEOPLE WITH LUMBAR SPINAL STENOSIS. Christy Tomkins-Lane, Canada RR-PO-205-9-Thu. LATERALITY IN ERECTOR SPINAE MUSCLES IN PATIENTS WITH ADOLESCENT IDIOPATHIC SCOLIOSIS. Yukako Mimori, Japan RR-PO-205-15-Thu. DIFFERENCES IN THE BIOMECHANICAL RESPONSE BETWEEN HEALTHY AND LOW BACK PAIN PATIENTS FROM A ISOMETRIC EXTENSION TESTT. Manuel González Sánchez, United Kingdom RR-PO-204-13-Thu. LOW BACK PAIN PATIENTS EXPERIENCE LOWER PAIN INTENSITY AFTER EXTENSIVE PHYSICAL TESTING. Thomas Maribo, Denmark RR-PO-205-23-Thu. RESPONSIVENESS OF 10 PHYSICAL TESTS USED FOR PATIENTS WITH BACK PAIN. Liv Strand, Norway RR-PO-205-25-Thu. CHANGES IN TRANSVERSUS ABDOMINIS AND OBLIQUUS INTERNUS ACTIVITY FOLLOWING DIFFERENT KINDS OF PHYSIOTHERAPY. Duncan John Critchley, United Kingdom RR-PO-205-27-Thu. CLINICAL TESTS AND DYNAMIC KINE-MRI IN WHIPLASH PATIENTS. Markku Paatelma, Finland RR-PO-206-1-Thu. THE INFLUENCE OF UPPER LIMB BILATERAL FLEXION ON THORACIC EXTENSORSSTRENGTH AND MUSCULAR ACTIVITY. Vitor Hugo Magina, Portugal RR-PO-206-3-Thu. THE EFFECT OF A STANDARDIZED MASSAGE APPLICATION ON SPINAL STIFFNESS IN ASYMPTOMATIC SUBJECTS. Greg Kawchuk, Canada
RR-PO-204-11-Thu. ALTERED PATTERN OF THE LUMBO-PELVIC MUSCLES ACTIVITY DURING PRONE HIP EXTENSION IN WOMEN WITH LOW BACK PAIN. Amir Massoud Arab, Iran RR-PO-205-17-Thu. DOES PATIENT PREFERENCE INFLUENCE THE OUTCOMES OF EXERCISE IN CLINICAL TRIALS OF CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN?. Annette Swinkels, United Kingdom
NEUROLOGY: General 6 RR-PO-207-5-Thu. EXPRESSION OF NEUROTROPHIC FACTORS AFTER LOW POWER LASER (HENE) IRRADIATIONS IN AN EXPERIMENTAL MODEL OF AXONOTMESIS. Edison Sanfelice André, Brazil RR-PO-207-7-Thu. COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SKIN FOLDING OF DOMINANT AND NONDOMINANT HEMIBODIES IN SPASTIC HEMIPLEGIC CEREBRAL PALSY. Osmair Macedo, Brazil RR-PO-207-9-Thu. THE CLINICAL REALITY OF MEASURING WALKING AND MOBILITY IN NEUROLOGICAL CONDITIONS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Louise Connell, United Kingdom RR-PO-207-11-Thu. THE EFFECT OF LONG-TERM RUNNING EXERCISE ON THE EXPRESSION OF TRKB MRNA IN RAT SPINAL CORD. Yukari Saka, Japan RR-PO-206-21-Thu. CONTROL OF FORCE AT THE ELBOW IN PEOPLE WITH HEMIPARETIC AND QUADRIPARETIC CEREBRAL PALSY. HsiuChing Chiu, Taiwan RR-PO-207-15-Thu. IMERSION EFFECTS ON VENTILATORY PARAMETERS IN PATIENTS WITH DUCHENNE MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY. Camila Almeida, Brazil SI-PO-207-13-Thu. EFFICACY STUDIES IN NEUROLOGICAL PHYSIOTHERAPY: IS A NEW POINT OF VIEW POSSIBLE?. Serena Maiocchi, Italy RR-PO-207-3-Thu. EXPLORING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SELFESTIMATED DISABILITY, SYMPTOMS, ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION IN A SAMPLE OF PATIENTS WITH DIZZINESS. Annette Kurre, Switzerland RR-PO-206-5-Thu. BALANCE IMPAIRMENT IN CEREBELLAR DISEASE: CAN IT BE EXPLAINED BY DISRUPTED SENSORY PROCESSING?. Lisa Bunn, United Kingdom RR-PO-207-17-Thu. THE UNITED STATES VERSION OF THE STROKE DRIVER SCREENING ASSESSMENT. Abiodun Akinwuntan, United States of America RR-PO-206-13-Thu. THE EFFECTS OF MULTIDIMENSIONAL EXERCISES ON STANDING AND GAIT DISTURBANCE IN SPINOCEREBELLAR DEGENERATION PATIENTS. Katsuhiko Terada, Japan RR-PO-206-27-Thu. DUAL-TASK TRAINING AND PREFRONTAL CORTEX ACTIVATION AS MEASURED BY NEAR-INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY. Hironori Ohsugi, Japan RR-PO-206-19-Thu. PHYSICAL THERAPY MANAGEMENT AND TREATMENT OF THE ATAXIAS: TOWARDS BEST CLINICAL PRACTICE. Cherry Kilbride, United Kingdom RR-PO-206-23-Thu. CLINICAL PREDICTION OF IMPAIRMENT AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN PRIOR POLIO PATIENTS. Deirdre Murray, Ireland RR-PO-206-7-Thu. SUPPORTED STANDING PROGRAMS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE EVIDENCE-BASED LITERATURE. Leslie Glickman, United States of America RR-PO-206-9-Thu. EVALUATION OF GAIT RETRAINING METHODS FOLLOWING ACQUIRED BRAIN INJURY. Gavin Williams, Australia RR-PO-206-11-Thu. HOW TO MEASURE BALANCE? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF PSYCHOMETRICS AND CLINICAL UTILITY IN NEUROLOGICAL CONDITIONS. Sarah Tyson, United Kingdom RR-PO-206-17-Thu. A COMPLEX COINCIDENT TIMING TASK IN CEREBRAL PALSY. Carlos Bandeira de Mello Monteiro, Brazil
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Poster displays - Thursday 23 June 2011
RR-PO-206-15-Thu. FUNCTIONAL HEALTH STATUS 10 YEARS AFTER FALLING ILL WITH GUILLAIN-BARRÉ SYNDROME: A FOLLOW-UP STUDY. Anette Forsberg, Sweden RR-PO-207-1-Thu. COMPARING ACTIVITY LEVELS BETWEEN PEOPLE WITH CHARCOT-MARIE-TOOTH DISEASE AND HEALTHY CONTROLS: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY. Gita Ramdharry, United Kingdom
NEUROLOGY: Multiple Sclerosis 6 RR-PO-305-10-Thu. EXERCISE THERAPY FOR THOSE MODERATELY AFFECTED WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS: WHAT DO THE PARTICIPANTS THINK?. Yvonne Learmonth, United Kingdom
RR-PO-208-9-Thu. SYSTEMATIC OVERVIEW OF RANDOMISED TRIALS OF PHYSIOTHERAPY IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE. Catherine Sackley, United Kingdom RR-PO-207-19-Thu. RELIABILITY OF MEASURES OF MUSCLE STRENGTH, MUSCLE POWER, POSTURAL SWAY, SIT-TO-STAND AND TIMED UP & GO IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE. Serene Paul, Australia RR-PO-208-17-Thu. DUAL-TASK PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT: MOTOR PERFORMANCE OF GAIT, BALANCE, POSTURE AND MANUAL SKILL IN DUAL-TASKS. Sandra Pompeu, Brazil RR-PO-208-11-Thu. EFFECTS OF VIRTUAL REALITY TRAINING ON VERBAL REACTION TIME IN SUBJECTS WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE DURING FUNCTIONAL REACH. Kwan-Hwa Lin, Taiwan RR-PO-208-7-Thu. SUBMAXIMAL EXERCISE TESTING IN PERSONS WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE. Arlène Speelman, Netherlands
RR-PO-305-12-Thu. IMMEDIATE EFFECTS OF TEXTURED SHOE INSOLES ON POSTURAL STABILITY IN PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. John Dixon, United Kingdom
RR-PO-208-5-Thu. MUSIC INFLUENCE ON MOTOR SYSTEMS ON PARKINSON’S DISEASE SUBJECTS: ITS EXCELLENT AUDITORY CUEING FOR NEUROREHABILITATION. Louis E Tremblay, Canada
SI-PO-305-8-Thu. BLUE PRESCRIPTION: THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INNOVATIVE PHYSIOTHERAPY INTERVENTION TO ENABLE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FOR PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. Leigh Hale, New Zealand
RR-PO-207-23-Thu. THE EFFECTS OF A PILOT EXERCISE PROGRAMME ON WALKING CAPACITY, FUNCTION AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN PEOPLE WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE. Elizabeth O' Sullivan, Ireland
RR-PO-305-16-Thu. EFFICACY OF RESISTANCE TRAINING ON FATIGUE AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS PATIENTS-A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Hamza Godhrawala, United Kingdom RR-PO-305-18-Thu. AUGMENTING AN EXERCISE PROGRAMME WITH NEUROMUSCULAR ELECTRICAL STIMULATION FOR PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS – THE EFFECT ON STRENGTH AND FATIGUE. Lonan Hughes, Ireland RR-PO-305-20-Thu. EFFECTS OF PILATES (CORE STABILITY EXERCISE) FOR PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS WHO USE A WHEELCHAIR, PRELIMINARY RESULTS. Catherine Bulley, United Kingdom RR-PO-305-14-Thu. COMPARING THE EFFECTS OF GROUP AND INDIVIDUAL PHYSIOTHERAPY ON WALKING DISTANCE IN PEOPLE WITH MS WHO USE BILATERAL WALKING AIDS. Neasa Hogan, Ireland RR-PO-305-4-Thu. PHYSIOTHERAPY INTERVENTION IN PERSONS WITH MS WHO ARE NON-AMBULATORY. Marie O'Donnell, Ireland RR-PO-305-2-Thu. A PHENOMENOLOGICAL STUDY OF PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS: PRESERVATION OF A PREFERRED SELF. Davina Richardson, United Kingdom RR-PO-304-22-Thu. FACTORS INFLUENCING THE APPLIED TORQUE DURING MANUALLY APPLIED PLANTARFLEXOR STRETCHES IN PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. Jodielin Ofori, United Kingdom RR-PO-304-20-Thu. DOES A COMBINATION OF INDIVIDUALISED PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENT AND GAIT TRAINING ON A TREADMILL INFLUENCE GAIT IN PERSONS WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS?. Ellen Christin Arntzen, Norway RR-PO-304-18-Thu. USING MUSICAL KEYBOARD TO IMPROVE MOTOR SKILL RECOVERY IN SUBJECTS WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. Simone Lambiase, Italy RR-PO-305-22-Thu. CONTRASTING THE 2- AND 6-MINUTE WALK TEST IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. Domien Gijbels, Belgium RR-PO-304-24-Thu. REFLECTIONS ON AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH, BLUE PRESCRIPTION, TO ENABLE INDIVIDUALS WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS TO BECOME MORE PHYSICALLY ACTIVE. Hilda Mulligan, New Zealand
NEUROLOGY: Parkinsons Disease 6
RR-PO-208-1-Thu. FUNCTIONAL GAIT TEST: A NOVEL TEST FOR ASSESSING GAIT PERFORMANCE DURING MULTIPLE TASKS. Felipe Mendes, Brazil SI-PO-207-27-Thu. GROUP EXERCISE PROGRAM FOR IMPROVING POSTURE AND SELF-BODY RECOGNITION IN PARKINSON DISEASE. Nami Kawano, Japan RR-PO-207-25-Thu. HAPTIC TOUCH IMPROVES POSTURAL STABILITY AND MODIFIES POSTURAL TONE IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE. Erika Franzén, Sweden RR-PO-208-3-Thu. IMPROVEMENT OF GAIT, FUNCTIONAL AND COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE IN PATIENTS WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE AFTER MOTOR AND COGNITIVE TRAINING. Maria Elisa Pimentel Piemonte, Brazil RR-PO-207-21-Thu. EFFECTS OF STRATEGY-FOCUSED BALANCE TRAINING ON BALANCE AND GAIT PERFORMANCE IN PATIENTS WITH PARKINSON'S DISEASE. Xia Shen, Hong Kong
OLDER PEOPLE: General 6 RR-PO-306-21-Thu. EFFECTS OF GOLFING ON POSTURAL CONTROL AND CONFIDENCE IN OLDER ADULTS. William W.N. Tsang, China RR-PO-306-19-Thu. SELF-RATED HEALTH: A USEFUL OUTCOME IN GERIATRIC PHYSICAL THERAPY?. Solveig Arnadottir, Iceland RR-PO-306-17-Thu. GROUP EXERCISE IMPROVES SELF-EFFICACY, BALANCE AND ADL IN OLDER PEOPLE WITH STROKE OR HIP FRACTURE: A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED STUDY. Karin Hellström, Sweden RR-PO-306-1-Thu. PREDICTORS OF BONE MINERAL DENSITY IN PATIENTS OF OSTEOPOROSIS. Multani Narinder Kaur, India RR-PO-306-3-Thu. FACILITATORS AND BARRIERS TO PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN RETIREMENT COMMUNITIES: EXPERIENCES OF OLDER WOMEN IN URBAN AREAS. Gudfinna Bjornsdottir, Iceland RR-PO-306-13-Thu. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BODY MASS INDEX, BODY COMPOSITION AND NUTRITIONAL STATUS IN ELDERLY PATIENTS RECEIVING LONG-TERM CARE. Tatsuki Yoshimatsu, Japan RR-PO-306-7-Thu. OUTCOME INSTRUMENTS TO MEASURE FRAILTY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Bart Staal, Netherlands
RR-PO-208-13-Thu. VIRTUAL REALITY FOR GAIT TRAINING OF PATIENTS WITH PARKINSON´S DISEASE. Judith Deutsch, United States of America
RR-PO-306-15-Thu. EFFECTS OF A HIGH-INTENSITY FUNCTIONAL EXERCISE PROGRAM ON MENTAL HEALTH AMONG OLDER PEOPLE IN RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITIES: CLUSTER-RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Mia Conradsson, Sweden
RR-PO-208-15-Thu. IMPROVEMENT OF GAIT, FUNCTIONAL AND COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE IN PATIENTS WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE AFTER GAIT TRAINING ASSOCIATED WITH EXECUTIVE FUNCTION TASKS. Maria Elisa Pimentel Piemonte, Brazil
RR-PO-306-23-Thu. EXERCISE CAPACITY IS RELATED TO ENTORHINAL CORTEX ATROPHY IN COMMUNITY-BASED OLDER ADULTS WITH MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT. Hyuma Makizako, Japan
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RR-PO-206-25-Thu. PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR PATIENTS WITH HUNTINGTON´S DISEASE: EFFECTS OF A TREATMENT PROGRAM AND THE INTERCORRELATION BETWEEN ASSESSMENT TOOLS. Camilla Ekwall, Sweden
Poster displays - Thursday 23 June 2011
RR-PO-307-19-Thu. GOALS VERSUS OUTCOMES: ACCURACY OF PREDICTION OF WALKING OUTCOMES IN GERIATRIC REHABILITATION. Heidi Sugarman, Israel
RR-PO-308-17-Thu. THE CRITERION VALIDITY OF THE MMAS AND THE MAS IN THE ASSESSMENT OF POST-STROKE WRIST FLEXOR SPASTICITY. Soofia Naghdi, Iran
RR-PO-306-11-Thu. TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY IN ELDERLY PERSONS: IMPACT ON FUNCTIONALITY. João Marcos Dias, Brazil
RR-PO-308-19-Thu. THE USE AND PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF OUTCOME MEASURES IN PROXIMAL HUMERAL FRACTURES: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Alexander van de Water, Australia
RR-PO-306-5-Thu. A MULTICOMPONENT EXERCISE PROGRAM FOR INSTITUTIONALIZED OLDER PERSONS: EFFECTS ON PHYSICAL FUNCTIONING. Maria Justine, Malaysia RR-PO-307-1-Thu. EFFECTS OF CHRONIC STRETCHING IN KNEE MUSCLE TORQUE OF INSTITUTIONALIZED ELDERLY WOMEN. Anna Gomes, Brazil RR-PO-307-5-Thu. THE CHARACTERISTICS OF MOBILITY AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN EARLY AND LATE STAGE WITH MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT. Takehiko Doi, Japan RR-PO-307-7-Thu. FOUR SELF-REPORTED MEASURES OF HIGH LEVEL PHYSICAL FUNCTION TO ASSESS OLDER ADULTS’ PHYSICAL HEALTH: CONSTRUCT VALIDITY. Ching-Yi Wang, Taiwan
Poster displays - Thursday
RR-PO-307-11-Thu. TURNING CHARACTERISTICS IN OLDER ADULTS: A KINEMATICS AND EMG ANALYSIS. I-Hsuan Chen, Taiwan RR-PO-307-13-Thu. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AGING OF MAT ACTIVITY AND PHYSICAL FUNCTION IN HEALTHY COMMUNITYDWELLING ELDERLY: THE FUJIWARA-KYO STUDY. Kan Hazaki, Japan RR-PO-307-17-Thu. THE EFFECTS OF A FOUR-WEEK STOCHASTIC RESONANCE WHOLE BODY VIBRATION TRAINING ON CHAIR RISING PERFORMANCE IN THE ELDERLY: PILOT STUDY. Slavko Rogan, Switzerland RR-PO-307-21-Thu. THE SHORT PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE BATTERY – DATA OF A 4-MONTH FOLLOW-UP OF GERIATRIC INPATIENT REHABILITATION AFTER HIP FRACTURE. Ruth Hoffrichter, Germany RR-PO-307-23-Thu. THE ECCENTRIC STRENGTH TRAINING REDUCES THE COMPLEXITY OF HEART RATE VARIABILITY IN OLDER MEN. Victor Ribeiro Neves, Brazil RR-PO-308-1-Thu. THE EFFECT OF AGE ON RATE OF FORCE DEVELOPMENT IN YOUNG AND ELDERLY SUBJECTS DURING THE SIT TO STAND TASK. Jodey McAvoy, United States of America RR-PO-306-9-Thu. EFFECT OF EXERCISE ON PHYSICAL FUNCTION, ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING, AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE FRAIL ELDERLY: A META-ANALYSIS. Chih-Hsuan Chou, Taiwan RR-PO-307-15-Thu. ABDOMINAL MUSCLE STRENGTH AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN ELDERLY WITH AND WITHOUT LUMBAR OSTEOARTHROSIS. Suenimeire Vieira, Brazil
OUTCOME MEASURES 6 SI-PO-308-9-Thu. INTERACTIVE TECHNOLOGY CAN ACHIEVE ACCURATE OUTCOME PREDICTION FOR MUSCULOSKELETAL PATIENTS THROUGH INTEGRATED BIO-PSYCHO-SOCIAL SCREENING AND PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOMES. Philip Gabel, Australia RR-PO-308-7-Thu. THE FEASIBILITY AND TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY OF TWO PHYSICAL ACTIVITY QUESTIONNAIRES IN PEOPLE FOLLOWING TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT. Teresa Yeung, Canada RR-PO-308-13-Thu. OUTCOME MEASURES VALIDATION STUDY IN DUCHENNE MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY PATIENTS. Serena Bonfiglio, Italy RR-PO-309-23-Thu. THE LOWER EXTREMITY MOTOR COORDINATION TEST: NORMATIVE VALUES AND PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES. Marina Pinheiro, Brazil RR-PO-308-5-Thu. INTRA-RATER AND INTER-RATER RELIABILITY OF THERMAL QUANTITATIVE SENSORY TESTING. Niamh Moloney, Ireland RR-PO-308-11-Thu. ARE HIERARCHICAL PROPERTIES OF THE FUGLMEYER (MOTOR) ASSESSMENT SCALE THE SAME IN ACUTE AND CHRONIC STROKE?. J Lesley Crow, Netherlands SI-PO-308-15-Thu. VALIDATION OF THE MEASURE OF PROCESSES OF CARE FOR ADULTS (MPOC-A): A MEASURE OF CLIENT-CENTRED CARE. Elena Bamm, Canada
RR-PO-308-21-Thu. VALIDITY AND TEST RE-TEST RELIABILITY OF TWO MOTOR IMAGERY ABILITY ASSESSMENTS: GERMAN KINAESTHETIC AND VISUAL IMAGERY QUESTIONNAIRE (KVIQ-G) AND IMAPRAX. Michael McCaskey, Switzerland RR-PO-309-15-Thu. THE SF-36 AND NOTTINGHAM HEALTH PROFILE FOR ASSESSING THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF INIDIVIDUALS WITH CHRONIC STROKE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY. Gória Laurentino, Brazil RR-PO-309-1-Thu. COMPARISON OF SUBJECTIVE AND OBJECTIVE METHODS TO ASSESS PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN PROFESSIONALLY ACTIVE ADULTS. Christophe Demoulin, Belgium RR-PO-309-3-Thu. RELIABILITY OF HAND-HELD DYNAMOMETRY IN PATIENTS AWAITING TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY. Camille Neeter, Netherlands RR-PO-309-5-Thu. PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF MOTOR ACTIVITY LOG-30 IN PATIENTS WITH PARETIC UPPER LIMB OF STROKE IN CHILE. Arlette Doussoulin, Chile SI-PO-309-7-Thu. RELIABILITY OF A NEW STEP EXECUTION TEST IN ELDERLY WITH AND WITHOUT BALANCE PROBLEMS. Alexandra Halvarsson, Sweden RR-PO-309-11-Thu. THE DISCRIMINANT AND PREDICTIVE VALIDITY OF TANDEM GAIT TEST IN COMMUNITY -DWELLING PEOPLE : A PROSPECTIVE STUDY. Toshinori Shimoi, Japan RR-PO-309-17-Thu. EXAMINING THE VALIDITY OF USING LAP TIMES TO DETERMINE 6MWT DISTANCE: AN ALTERNATIVE METHOD. Coral Gubler, United States of America RR-PO-308-3-Thu. THE QUEBEC BACK PAIN DISABILITY SCALE (QBPDS) IN GREEK LBP PATIENTS: A PILOT STUDY ON ITS VALIDITY, RELIABILITY AND PSYCHOMETRICS. George Georgoudis, Greece SI-PO-309-21-Thu. TESTING FUNCTIONALITY OF THE ARM: A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE ARAT AND WOLF MOTOR FUNCTIONING TEST. Anne Devesse, Belgium RR-PO-308-23-Thu. VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY OF THE STATIC BALANCE TEST FOR PATIENTS WITH HEMIPLEGIA. Makoto Suzuki, Japan
PAEDIATRICS: General 6 SI-PO-210-20-Thu. ADDRESSING DEVELOPMENTAL DELAYS AMONG AFRICAN CHILDREN IN POST-CONFLICT AREAS: AN E-HEALTH APPROACH. Raphael Sadiwa, United States of America RR-PO-210-18-Thu. THE MATURATION OF SENSORY INTEGRATIONS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF POSTURAL CONTROL IN CHILDREN OF DIFFERENT AGES. Cristina Sá, Brazil RR-PO-210-16-Thu. EXAMINATION OF EXERCISE CAPACITY IN CHILDREN WITH CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE. Chia-Ting Su, Taiwan RR-PO-210-12-Thu. FACTORS INFLUENCING CLINICAL DECISION MAKING REGARDING INTERVENTION NEEDS FOR INFANTS WITH POSTURAL OR CONGENITAL MUSCULAR TORTICOLLIS. Eileen Kennedy, Canada RR-PO-210-10-Thu. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FIDGETY GENERAL MOVEMENTS (GMS) AND DEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOME IN THE LOW BIRTH WEIGHT INFANTS. Hisako Nakano, Japan SI-PO-210-14-Thu. HEALTH PROMOTION IN CHILDREN - LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE FOLLOW-UP PROGRAMME FOR CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY, CPUP. Eva Nordmark, Sweden SI-PO-208-28-Thu. USING THE INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM (ICF) TO DECIDE INTENSITY OF CARE FOR CHILDREN WITH LIFETIME HEALTH CONDITIONS. Maria Benedetto, United States of America
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Poster displays - Thursday 23 June 2011
RR-PO-208-26-Thu. USE OF SUPPORT WALKERS BY PAEDIATRIC PHYSICAL THERAPISTS IN THE USA: A NATIONWIDE SURVEY. Sheryl Low, United States of America
RR-PO-209-16-Thu. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND AEROBIC FITNESS IN SWEDISH CHILDREN WITH OBESITY, OVERWEIGHT AND NORMAL WEIGHT. Jenny Nilsson, Sweden
RR-PO-208-22-Thu. PHYSIOTHERAPY ASSESSMENT RESULTS OF CHILDREN WITH PRIMARY LANGUAGE DISORDER: SUPPORTING COMORBIDITIES. Kristy Nicola, Australia
PAEDIATRICS: Musculoskeletal 6
SI-PO-208-18-Thu. THE EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ON STEREOTYPICAL BEHAVIORS IN CHILDREN WITH AUTISM: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW. Yi-Po Chiu, United States of America SI-PO-210-8-Thu. DEVELOPMENT OF A PHYSIOTHERAPY ASSESSMENT MEASURE FOR CHILDREN IN SPECIAL SCHOOL. AnneMarie Wium, Denmark RR-PO-209-10-Thu. CONCURRENT VALIDITY OF THE PEDIATRIC TEST OF SENSORY INTERACTION FOR BALANCE (P-CTSIB) AND THE SENSORY ORGANIZATION TEST (SOT). Lucia Chen, Canada RR-PO-208-24-Thu. CONCURRENT VALIDITY OF PRESCHOOLER GROSS MOTOR QUALITY SCALE WITH TEST OF GROSS MOTOR DEVELOPMENT-II. Shih Heng Sun, Taiwan SI-PO-210-4-Thu. MANAGEMENT OF MILD TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY OR CONCUSSION IN CHILDREN: IS THERE A ROLE FOR THE PHYSICAL THERAPIST?. Isabelle Gagnon, Canada RR-PO-210-2-Thu. FAMILIES ARE KEY: A TRANSDISCIPLINARY TEAM´S VALUES AND BELIEFS. Lynn Jeffries, United States of America RR-PO-209-28-Thu. EFFECTIVENESS OF A LOW COST VIRTUAL REALITY SYSTEM FOR CHILDREN WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DELAY: A RANDOMIZED SINGLE-BLINDED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Yasser Salem, United States of America RR-PO-209-26-Thu. EFFECT OF MODERATE-INTENSITY EXERCISE TRAINING AND DIET ON BODY COMPOSITION AND EXERCISE CAPACITY IN OBESE CHILDREN. Viktória Steinhausz, Hungary
RR-PO-310-10-Thu. INFLUENCE OF OBESITY ON MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF PLANTAR FLEXOR MUSCLES IN PREPUBERTAL CHILDREN. Karla Ferraz, Brazil RR-PO-310-8-Thu. PRELIMINARY CROSS-CULTURAL COMPARISON OF YOUNG WOMEN´S CORE-STRENGTH IN GHANA, AFRICA AND UTAH, USA. Wayne Johnson, United States of America RR-PO-310-6-Thu. PROMOTING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN CHILDREN WITH JUVENILE IDIOPATHIC ARTHRITIS THROUGH AN INTERNETBASED PROGRAM: RESULTS OF A PILOT RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Otto Lelieveld, Netherlands RR-PO-310-4-Thu. VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY OF THE CLINICAL MEASURE OF TRUNK LIST IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH IDIOPATHIC SCOLIOSIS. Carole Fortin, Canada
PAEDIATRICS: Respiratory 6 RR-PO-210-25-Thu. BEST CURRENT EVIDENCE ON CHEST PHYSIOTHERAPY IN NON-VENTILATED PAEDIATRIC PATIENTS (0 TO 24 MONTHS) WITH BRONCHIOLITIS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Anri Human, South Africa RR-PO-210-21-Thu. AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE EFFECTS OF HIGH FREQUENCY CHEST WALL OSCILLATION ON REGIONAL VENTILATION IN CHILDREN WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS. Sarah Rand, United Kingdom RR-PO-210-23-Thu. CHEST PHYSIOTHERAPY EFFECTIVENESS IN INFANTS WITH ACUTE BRONCHIOLITIS – COMPARISON BETWEEN ANGLO-SAXON AND EUROPEAN TECHNIQUES. Rafael Cofiño de Sá, Brazil
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE: Other 6
SI-PO-209-24-Thu. CHILDREN WITH HANDWRITING DIFFICULTIES: EVIDENCE-BASED STATEMENT AND FLOWCHART AS GUIDANCE FOR THE ASSESSMENT AND INTERVENTION BY PEDIATRIC PHYSICAL THERAPISTS. Maria Nijhuis-Van der Sanden, Netherlands
SI-PO-211-5-Thu. EFFECTIVENESS OF A CLIENT-CENTERED REHABILITATION APPROACH IN IMPROVING QUALITY OF LIFE OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES: A PERSPECTIVE. Ana Dimovska, Montenegro
RR-PO-209-22-Thu. LOW COST VIRTUAL REALITY INTERVENTION PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN WITH DEVELOPMENTAL COORDINATION DISORDER; THREE CASE STUDIES. Yocheved Laufer, Israel
RR-PO-211-1-Thu. MEASURING VERBAL COMMUNICATION IN PHYSICAL THERAPY CONSULTATIONS. Christopher Whittle, United Kingdom
RR-PO-209-20-Thu. ANGER REGULATION IN PRETERM AND TERM INFANTS. Ying-Chin Wu, Taiwan
RR-PO-211-7-Thu. MULTIPLE SYNCHRONIZED STIMULATIONS USING TDCS CAN INDUCE LONG-LASTING POTENTIATION-LIKE EFFECTS OF MOTOR-EVOKED POTENTIALS. Fuminari Kaneko, Japan
RR-PO-209-18-Thu. QUANTITATIVE ASSESSMENT OF HEAD AND SHOULDER POSTURE IN LOW VISION AND BLIND CHILDREN. Sílvia Maria Amado João, Brazil RR-PO-209-12-Thu. PARENTAL ANXIETY AND PERCEPTIONS OF COSMETIC APPEARANCE ARE RISK FACTORS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SKULL DEFORMATION AFTER BIRTH. Leo van Vlimmeren, Netherlands RR-PO-209-8-Thu. PSYCHOMOTOR DEVELOPMENT OF TRIPLET INFANTS DURING THE FIRST TWO YEARS OF LIFE. Ülle Utsal, Estonia RR-PO-209-6-Thu. GENDER DIFFERENCES IN DAILY FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITIES AS MEASURED BY THE PEDIATRIC EVALUATION OF DISABILITY INVENTORY (PEDI). Michelle Stahlhut, Denmark RR-PO-209-4-Thu. EVALUATION OF A 2-YEAR FAMILY-BASED LIFESTYLE INTERVENTION REGARDING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AMONG CHILDREN WITH OVERWEIGHT AND OBESITY. Catharina Bäcklund, Sweden RR-PO-209-2-Thu. THE INFANT BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENT AND INTERVENTION PROGRAM IMPROVES FUNCTIONAL SKILLS IN INFANTS BORN PRETERM AT THE AGE OF 44 MONTHS. Gijs Verkerk, Netherlands
RR-PO-211-9-Thu. COMMUNICATION IN PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE: THE ROLE OF TALK DURING TREATMENT. Nanna Hauksdottir, Norway RR-PO-210-27-Thu. PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS PREDICTED NONRECOVERY IN BOTH SPECIFIC AND NONSPECIFIC DIAGNOSES AT ARM, NECK, AND SHOULDER. Anita Feleus, Netherlands
QUALITY AND STANDARDS 6 RR-PO-211-17-Thu. DEVELOPING AN INTERNATIONALLY VALID AND RELIABLE TOOL FOR MEASURING PATIENT SATISFACTION WITH OUTPATIENT PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICES. Vyvienne M'kumbuzi, Rwanda SI-PO-211-11-Thu. AN EXPLORATION INTO PHYSICAL THERAPY STANDARDS IN NORTHERN IRAQ. Zachary Sommermeyer, United States of America SI-PO-211-13-Thu. QUALITY INDICATORS PROGRAM IN PHYSICAL THERAPY TREATMENT OF NON-SPECIFIC LOW BACK PAIN. Igal Levran, Israel RR-PO-211-15-Thu. PSICOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF AN INSTRUMENT FOR MEASURING PATIENT´S SATISFACTION WITH PHYSICAL THERAPY (MEDRISK) IN SPANISH POPULATION: CULTURAL DIVERSITY. Antonio I. Cuesta-Vargas, Spain
All poster board numbers are preceded by either RR – research report or SI - special interest report and PO – poster display To help delegates find specific posters, all poster display numbers are formatted as Row Number – Board Number – Day Poster displays will change each day with posters on display from 10:00-17:30 (Thursday 10:00-16:00). Presenters will be at their display for a period of 1 hour.
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RR-PO-208-20-Thu. A QUALITATIVE STUDY TO GAIN INSIGHT INTO THE ASPECTS USED BY PEDIATRIC PHYSICAL THERAPIST IN EVALUATING MOVEMENT QUALITY. Anjo Janssen, Netherlands
RR-PO-310-2-Thu. MANAGEMENT OF INFANTS WITH POSITIONAL PLAGIOCEPHALY IN AN AUSTRALIAN COMMUNITY SERVICE. Pauline Watter, Australia
Poster displays - Thursday 23 June 2011
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY: General 6 SI-PO-211-27-Thu. THE KENTUCKY APPALACHIAN RURAL REHABILITATION NETWORK RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE. Anne L Harrison, United States of America SI-PO-211-25-Thu. DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A NATIONAL PHYSICAL THERAPIST PATIENT OUTCOME REGISTRY. Mary Fran Delaune, United States of America RR-PO-211-23-Thu. PHOTO-ELICITATION: A POWERFUL RESEARCH STRATEGY FOR DEEPENING UNDERSTANDING OF CONTEXTUAL INFLUENCES ON PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDENTS’ CLINICAL LEARNING. Narelle Patton, Australia
Poster displays - Thursday
RR-PO-211-21-Thu. IS Q METHODOLOGY A USEFUL RESEARCH TOOL FOR PHYSIOTHERAPISTS?. Jennifer Jelsma, South Africa
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Index of sessions
21st century research .............................................................................................................................. Discussion panel............ Wed 08:30 ................................... RAI: Forum
Sessions
Acupuncture (IAAPT)..........................................................................................................................Networking session............ Wed 07:00 ......................................RAI: G104 Advanced practice ................................................................................................................................... Discussion panel.............. Tue 16:00 ................................... RAI: Forum ADVANCED PRACTICE 1 ............................................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 ADVANCED PRACTICE 2 ............................................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY 5..................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Thu 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY 6..................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Thu 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Animal physical therapy (IAPTAP) .................................................................................................Networking session.............. Thu 13:45 ...................................... RAI: E103 Ankle injuries ................................................................................................. Satellite programme education session............ Wed 08:30 ...................... Novotel: Rosa 5-6 Anorectal dysfunction (IOPTWH) ............................................................ Satellite programme education session.............. Tue 08:30 .......................... Novotel: Calla 1 Aquatic physical therapy (APTI)......................................................................................................Networking session............ Wed 13:45 ...................................... RAI: E103 Cancer and exercise.......................................................................................................................... Focused symposium.............. Thu 10:45 .............................. RAI: Elicium 1 Cardiac rehabilitation....................................................................................................................... Focused symposium............ Wed 13:45 ................................... RAI: Forum Cardiorespiratory (ICCPT) .................................................................................................................Networking session............ Wed 12:15 ......................................RAI: G105 Cardiothoracic surgery ............................................................................... Satellite programme education session................ Fri 08:30 .................................... HvA: D262 Cardiothoracics 1 ................................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts ............ Wed 16:00 ................................... RAI: Forum Cardiothoracics 2 ................................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Thu 13:45 ............................. RAI: E106-107 CARDIOTHORACICS 3.................................................................................................................................. Poster displays ............ Wed 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 CARDIOTHORACICS 4.................................................................................................................................. Poster displays ............ Wed 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Cardiovascular disorders............................................................................ Satellite programme education session.............. Thu 08:30 ...................... Novotel: Rosa 5-6 Cerebral palsy ..................................................................................................................................... Focused symposium.............. Thu 10:45 ................................... RAI: Forum Cervical spine ................................................................................................. Satellite programme education session............ Mon 08:30 .................................... HvA: D158 Chronic disease management .......................................................................................................... Platform abstracts ............ Wed 08:30 ............. RAI: Elicium D201-202 CHRONIC DISEASE MANAGEMENT 3 ..................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 CHRONIC DISEASE MANAGEMENT 4 ..................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Clinical education 1 .............................................................................................................................. Platform abstracts .............. Thu 10:45 ............................. RAI: E106-107 Clinical education 2 .............................................................................................................................. Platform abstracts .............. Thu 13:45 ................... RAI: Emerald Room CLINICAL EDUCATION 5 ............................................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Thu 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 CLINICAL EDUCATION 6 ............................................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Thu 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Clinical guidelines ................................................................................................................................. Platform abstracts .............. Tue 13:45 .............................. RAI: Elicium 2 Clinical reasoning ......................................................................................... Satellite programme education session............ Wed 08:30 ...................................... RAI: E108 CLINICAL REASONING 5 ............................................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Thu 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 CLINICAL REASONING 6 ............................................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Thu 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Closing ceremony & abstract awards ................................................................................................................................. .............. Thu 16:00 ......................... RAI: Auditorium COMMUNITY BASED REHABILITATION 1 .............................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 COMMUNITY BASED REHABILITATION 2 .............................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES 3 ............................................................................................................. Poster displays ............ Wed 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES 4 ............................................................................................................. Poster displays ............ Wed 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Continuing professional development .......................................................................................... Platform abstracts ............ Wed 13:45 ............. RAI: Elicium D203-204 CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 1 ................................................................................ Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 2 ................................................................................ Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Core stabilisation .......................................................................................... Satellite programme education session................ Fri 08:30 .................................... HvA: C035 Critical care .............................................................................................................................................. Platform abstracts ............ Wed 08:30 ............................. RAI: E104-105 CRITICAL CARE 3 ........................................................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 CRITICAL CARE 4 ........................................................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Database of PT experts ................................................................................................................................ WCPT seminar............ Wed 08:30 ......................................RAI: G104 Disaster management ............................................................................................................................ Discussion panel............ Wed 08:30 ................... RAI: Emerald Room EBP: critical appraisal................................................................................... Satellite programme education session............ Mon 08:30 .................................... HvA: D256 EBP: development of recommendations .................................................................................. Focused symposium.............. Tue 10:45 .............................. RAI: Elicium 2 EBP: qualitative research ................................................................................................................. Focused symposium............ Wed 13:45 ......................... RAI: Auditorium EBP: web-based resources.............................................................................................................. Focused symposium.............. Tue 08:30 .............................. RAI: Elicium 2 Education (ISEPT) .................................................................................................................................Networking session.............. Thu 12:15 ......................................RAI: G104 Education: a global issue ........................................................................... Satellite programme education session................ Fri 08:30 .................................... HvA: D158
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Education: clinical education ........................................................................................................ Focused symposium.............. Thu 08:30 .............................. RAI: Elicium 1 EDUCATION: General 1 ............................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 EDUCATION: General 2 ............................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Education: post-professional standards .................................................................................... Focused symposium.............. Tue 13:45 ................................... RAI: Forum Electrophysical & isothermal agents 1 ........................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Tue 10:45 ............................. RAI: E106-107 ELECTROPHYSICAL & ISOTHERMAL AGENTS 1 ................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Electrophysical & isothermal agents 2 ........................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Tue 16:00 ............................. RAI: E106-107 ELECTROPHYSICAL & ISOTHERMAL AGENTS 2 ................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Electrophysical agents (ISEAPT) .....................................................................................................Networking session.............. Tue 13:45 ...................................... RAI: E103 Electrotherapy, laser and tissue healing ............................................... Satellite programme education session............ Mon 08:30 .................................... HvA: D050 EPIDEMIOLOGY 5 .......................................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Thu 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 EPIDEMIOLOGY 6 .......................................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Thu 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 EQUIPMENT / ORTHOTICS / PROSTHETICS 1 ....................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 EQUIPMENT / ORTHOTICS / PROSTHETICS 2 ....................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Equipment/orthotics/prosthetics .................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Tue 11:30 ............................. RAI: E104-105 EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE 1 .................................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE 2 .................................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 EXERCISE PRESCRIPTION 1 ........................................................................................................................ Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 EXERCISE PRESCRIPTION 2 ........................................................................................................................ Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 From policy to practice................................................................................................................................ WCPT seminar.............. Tue 10:45 ...................................... RAI: E103 Funfitness - Special Olympics..........................................................................................................Networking session.............. Thu 08:30 ...................................... RAI: E103 Global health summit ................................................................................. Satellite programme education session.............. Tue 08:30 ...................... Novotel: Rosa 5-6 GLOBAL HEALTH: General 1 ...................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 GLOBAL HEALTH: General 2 ...................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Health informatics/e-Health ............................................................................................................Networking session.............. Thu 12:15 ...................................... RAI: E103 Health policy .............................................................................................................................................. Discussion panel............ Wed 10:45 ................... RAI: Emerald Room Health promotion..................................................................................................................................... Discussion panel............ Wed 16:00 ................... RAI: Emerald Room Health promotion & wellbeing ......................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Tue 16:00 ......................... RAI: Auditorium HEALTH PROMOTION & WELLBEING 1 .................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 HEALTH PROMOTION & WELLBEING 2 .................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 HEALTH SERVICES MANAGEMENT 3 ...................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 HEALTH SERVICES MANAGEMENT 4 ...................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 History of physical therapy ..............................................................................................................Networking session............ Wed 16:00 ...................................... RAI: E103 HIV and disability ............................................................................................................................... Focused symposium............ Wed 08:30 .............................. RAI: Elicium 1 HIV/AIDs ................................................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts ............ Wed 16:00 ............................. RAI: E104-105 HIV/AIDS 3....................................................................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 HIV/AIDS 4....................................................................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Human resources ..................................................................................................................................... Discussion panel............ Wed 13:45 ................... RAI: Emerald Room ICF ........................................................................................................................................................... Focused symposium.............. Thu 08:30 ................................... RAI: Forum ICF ...................................................................................................................... Satellite programme education session................ Fri 08:30 .................................... HvA: D264 Imaging & diagnostics ......................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Tue 08:30 ................................... RAI: Forum IMAGING & DIAGNOSTICS 1 ...................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 IMAGING & DIAGNOSTICS 2 ...................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Information management and technology ................................................................................. Platform abstracts .............. Thu 08:30 ............. RAI: Elicium D201-202 INFORMATION MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY 5 ..................................................................... Poster displays .............. Thu 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 INFORMATION MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY 6 ..................................................................... Poster displays .............. Thu 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Information technologies ...................................................................................................................... Discussion panel.............. Thu 13:45 ................................... RAI: Forum Intensive Care Units (ICU) ............................................................................................................... Focused symposium............ Wed 10:45 ................................... RAI: Forum Inter-professional education ................................................................................................ Poster discussion session............ Wed 08:30 ............. RAI: G102-103 (Topaz) Inter-professional education ............................................................................................................. Platform abstracts ............ Wed 10:45 ............. RAI: Elicium D203-204 INTER-PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION 3 .................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 INTER-PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION 4 .................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3
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Education: general ................................................................................................................................ Platform abstracts .............. Tue 16:00 ............. RAI: Elicium D201-202
Index of sessions
International classification of functioning (ICF) .......................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Thu 10:45 ............. RAI: Elicium D201-202
Sessions
INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF FUNCTIONING (ICF) 5 ........................................................ Poster displays .............. Thu 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF FUNCTIONING (ICF) 6 ........................................................ Poster displays .............. Thu 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 International development ................................................................................................................ Platform abstracts ............ Wed 16:45 ............................. RAI: E104-105 INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT 3 ......................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT 4 ......................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 International policy support group ......................................................................................................... WCPT seminar.............. Thu 10:45 ...................................... RAI: E103 International work and study ..........................................................................................................Networking session............ Wed 12:15 ......................................RAI: G104 ISPJE closed meeting ............................................................................................................................................................... .............. Tue 16:00 ...................................... RAI: E108 Kinesiology/movement analysis ......................................................................................... Poster discussion session.............. Tue 08:30 ............. RAI: G102-103 (Topaz) Kinesiology/movement analysis ...................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Tue 13:45 ............................. RAI: E104-105 KINESIOLOGY/MOVEMENT ANALYSIS 3 ............................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 KINESIOLOGY/MOVEMENT ANALYSIS 4 ............................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 KINESIOLOGY/MOVEMENT ANALYSIS 5 ............................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Thu 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 KINESIOLOGY/MOVEMENT ANALYSIS 6 ............................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Thu 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION 1 ................................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION 2 ................................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Lifestyle diseases ................................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts ............ Wed 16:00 ......................... RAI: Auditorium LIFESTYLE DISEASES 3 ................................................................................................................................. Poster displays ............ Wed 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 LIFESTYLE DISEASES 4 ................................................................................................................................. Poster displays ............ Wed 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Management quality ........................................................................................................................ Focused symposium............ Wed 08:30 ......................... RAI: Auditorium Managers................................................................................................................................................Networking session............ Wed 12:15 ...................................... RAI: E103 Manual therapy (IFOMPT) .................................................................................................................Networking session.............. Tue 07:00 ......................................RAI: G104 Meet the researchers/editors ..........................................................................................................Networking session.............. Tue 13:45 ......................................RAI: G104 Meet the researchers/editors ..........................................................................................................Networking session............ Wed 16:00 ......................................RAI: G104 Meet the researchers/editors ..........................................................................................................Networking session.............. Thu 08:30 ......................................RAI: G104 Meet the WCPT Executive........................................................................................................................... WCPT seminar............ Wed 08:30 ...................................... RAI: E103 Mental health.......................................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts ............ Wed 16:45 .............................. RAI: Elicium 2 Mental health (IOPTMH)....................................................................................................................Networking session............ Wed 07:00 ......................................RAI: G105 MENTAL HEALTH 3 ....................................................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 MENTAL HEALTH 4 ....................................................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Methods of teaching & learning .......................................................................................... Poster discussion session.............. Tue 10:45 ............. RAI: G102-103 (Topaz) Methods of teaching & learning 1 ................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Tue 08:30 ................... RAI: Emerald Room Methods of teaching & learning 2 ................................................................................................... Platform abstracts ............ Wed 16:00 ............. RAI: Elicium D203-204 METHODS OF TEACHING & LEARNING 3 .............................................................................................. Poster displays ............ Wed 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 METHODS OF TEACHING & LEARNING 4 .............................................................................................. Poster displays ............ Wed 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Moral action ........................................................................................................................................ Focused symposium.............. Thu 13:45 .............................. RAI: Elicium 1 Motor control ................................................................................................. Satellite programme education session.............. Thu 08:30 ...................................... RAI: E108 Multi-professional collaboration ......................................................................................................... Discussion panel.............. Thu 10:45 ................... RAI: Emerald Room Musculoskeletal: general 1 ................................................................................................................. Platform abstracts ............ Wed 08:30 ............. RAI: Elicium D203-204 Musculoskeletal: general 2 ................................................................................................................. Platform abstracts ............ Wed 10:45 .............................. RAI: Elicium 1 MUSCULOSKELETAL: General 3 ............................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 MUSCULOSKELETAL: General 4 ............................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Musculoskeletal: lower limb 1 ........................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Thu 08:30 ............................. RAI: E104-105 Musculoskeletal: lower limb 2 ........................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Thu 10:45 ............................. RAI: E104-105 MUSCULOSKELETAL: Lower Limb 5 ....................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Thu 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 MUSCULOSKELETAL: Lower Limb 6 ....................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Thu 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Musculoskeletal: orthopaedics ......................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Tue 13:45 ............................. RAI: E106-107 MUSCULOSKELETAL: Orthopaedics 1 .................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 MUSCULOSKELETAL: Orthopaedics 2 .................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Musculoskeletal: rheumatology 1.................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Tue 08:30 ............................. RAI: E104-105 MUSCULOSKELETAL: Rheumatology 1 ................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Musculoskeletal: rheumatology 2.................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Tue 16:00 ............................. RAI: E104-105
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MUSCULOSKELETAL: Rheumatology 2 ................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 MUSCULOSKELETAL: Spine 1 ................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Musculoskeletal: spine 2 ..................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Tue 16:00 .............................. RAI: Elicium 2 MUSCULOSKELETAL: Spine 2 ................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Musculoskeletal: spine 3 ..................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Thu 08:30 .............................. RAI: Elicium 2 MUSCULOSKELETAL: Spine 3 ................................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Musculoskeletal: spine 4 ..................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Thu 10:45 .............................. RAI: Elicium 2 MUSCULOSKELETAL: Spine 4 ................................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Musculoskeletal: spine 5 ..................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Thu 13:45 .............................. RAI: Elicium 2 MUSCULOSKELETAL: Spine 5 ................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Thu 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 MUSCULOSKELETAL: Spine 6 ................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Thu 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Musculoskeletal: upper limb ............................................................................................................. Platform abstracts ............ Wed 10:45 .............................. RAI: Elicium 2 MUSCULOSKELETAL: Upper Limb 3 ....................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 MUSCULOSKELETAL: Upper Limb 4 ....................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Neurology: general 1 ............................................................................................................................ Platform abstracts .............. Thu 10:45 ......................... RAI: Auditorium Neurology: general 2 ............................................................................................................................ Platform abstracts .............. Thu 13:45 ............. RAI: Elicium D201-202 NEUROLOGY: General 5.............................................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Thu 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 NEUROLOGY: General 6.............................................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Thu 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Neurology: multiple sclerosis ............................................................................................................ Platform abstracts .............. Thu 08:30 ............................. RAI: E106-107 NEUROLOGY: Multiple Sclerosis 5........................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Thu 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 NEUROLOGY: Multiple Sclerosis 6........................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Thu 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Neurology: parkinsons disease ......................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Thu 09:15 ............................. RAI: E106-107 NEUROLOGY: Parkinsons Disease 5........................................................................................................ Poster displays .............. Thu 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 NEUROLOGY: Parkinsons Disease 6........................................................................................................ Poster displays .............. Thu 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Neurology: spinal cord injury ............................................................................................... Poster discussion session.............. Tue 16:00 ............. RAI: G102-103 (Topaz) NEUROLOGY: Spinal Cord Injury 1 .......................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 NEUROLOGY: Spinal Cord Injury 2 .......................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Neurology: stroke 1 .............................................................................................................................. Platform abstracts .............. Tue 10:45 ............. RAI: Elicium D201-202 NEUROLOGY: Stroke 1 ................................................................................................................................ Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Neurology: stroke 2 .............................................................................................................................. Platform abstracts .............. Tue 16:00 .............................. RAI: Elicium 1 NEUROLOGY: Stroke 2 ................................................................................................................................ Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Neurology: stroke 3 .............................................................................................................................. Platform abstracts ............ Wed 08:30 .............................. RAI: Elicium 2 NEUROLOGY: Stroke 3 ................................................................................................................................ Poster displays ............ Wed 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Neurology: stroke 4 .............................................................................................................................. Platform abstracts ............ Wed 10:45 ............................. RAI: E104-105 NEUROLOGY: Stroke 4 ................................................................................................................................ Poster displays ............ Wed 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Neurology: stroke 5 .............................................................................................................................. Platform abstracts ............ Wed 13:45 ............................. RAI: E104-105 Neuroscience (INPA) ...........................................................................................................................Networking session.............. Tue 12:15 ......................................RAI: G104 Occupational health .................................................................................... Satellite programme education session............ Mon 08:30 .................................... HvA: D266 Occupational health ............................................................................................................................. Platform abstracts .............. Tue 08:30 ............................. RAI: E106-107 Occupational health (IFPTOHE) ......................................................................................................Networking session.............. Tue 12:15 ...................................... RAI: E103 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH 1 ....................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH 2 ....................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Older people .................................................................................................. Satellite programme education session............ Mon 08:30 .................................... HvA: D262 Older people .............................................................................................................................. Poster discussion session.............. Thu 10:45 ............. RAI: G102-103 (Topaz) Older people (IPTOP)..........................................................................................................................Networking session.............. Tue 16:00 ......................................RAI: G104 Older people: balance & falls 1 ......................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Tue 08:30 ............. RAI: Elicium D203-204 OLDER PEOPLE: Balance & Falls 1 ............................................................................................................ Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Older people: balance & falls 2 ......................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Tue 10:45 ............. RAI: Elicium D203-204 OLDER PEOPLE: Balance & Falls 2 ............................................................................................................ Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Older people: general 1 ....................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Tue 13:45 ............. RAI: Elicium D203-204 Older people: general 2 ....................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Thu 08:30 ............. RAI: Elicium D203-204 OLDER PEOPLE: General 5 ......................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Thu 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3
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Musculoskeletal: spine 1 ..................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Tue 13:45 ......................... RAI: Auditorium
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OLDER PEOPLE: General 6 ......................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Thu 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3
Sessions
Oncology & palliative care ................................................................................................................. Platform abstracts ............ Wed 13:45 ............................. RAI: E106-107 ONCOLOGY & PALLIATIVE CARE 3 .......................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 ONCOLOGY & PALLIATIVE CARE 4 .......................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Oncology and palliative care ...........................................................................................................Networking session............ Wed 10:45 ...................................... RAI: E103 Osteoporosis .................................................................................................. Satellite programme education session................ Fri 08:30 .................................... HvA: D050 Outcome measures.................................................................................................................. Poster discussion session.............. Thu 08:30 ............. RAI: G102-103 (Topaz) Outcome measures 1 ........................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Thu 10:45 ............. RAI: Elicium D203-204 Outcome measures 2 ........................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Thu 13:45 ............. RAI: Elicium D203-204 OUTCOME MEASURES 5 ............................................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Thu 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 OUTCOME MEASURES 6 ............................................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Thu 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Paediatrics (day 1 of 2) ................................................................................ Satellite programme education session................ Fri 08:30 .......................... Novotel: Rosa 4 Paediatrics (day 2 of 2) ................................................................................ Satellite programme education session............... Sat 08:30 ...................... Novotel: Rosa 5-6 Paediatrics (IOPTP) ..............................................................................................................................Networking session.............. Thu 07:00 ......................................RAI: G104 Paediatrics: general 1 ........................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Thu 08:30 ......................... RAI: Auditorium Paediatrics: general 2 ........................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Thu 13:45 ............................. RAI: E104-105 PAEDIATRICS: General 5 ............................................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Thu 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 PAEDIATRICS: General 6 ............................................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Thu 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 PAEDIATRICS: Musculoskeletal 5............................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Thu 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 PAEDIATRICS: Musculoskeletal 6............................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Thu 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Paediatrics: neurology ............................................................................................................ Poster discussion session............ Wed 16:00 ............. RAI: G102-103 (Topaz) Paediatrics: neurology 1 ...................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts ............ Wed 08:30 ............................. RAI: E106-107 Paediatrics: neurology 2 ...................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts ............ Wed 10:45 ............................. RAI: E106-107 PAEDIATRICS: Neurology 3........................................................................................................................ Poster displays ............ Wed 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 PAEDIATRICS: Neurology 4........................................................................................................................ Poster displays ............ Wed 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 PAEDIATRICS: Respiratory 5 ...................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Thu 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 PAEDIATRICS: Respiratory 6 ...................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Thu 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Pain management .................................................................................................................... Poster discussion session............ Wed 10:45 ............. RAI: G102-103 (Topaz) Pain management ............................................................................................................................. Focused symposium............ Wed 13:45 .............................. RAI: Elicium 2 Pain management ................................................................................................................................. Platform abstracts ............ Wed 16:00 .............................. RAI: Elicium 2 PAIN MANAGEMENT 3 ................................................................................................................................ Poster displays ............ Wed 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 PAIN MANAGEMENT 4 ................................................................................................................................ Poster displays ............ Wed 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Parkinsons disease ....................................................................................... Satellite programme education session................ Fri 08:30 ...................... Novotel: Rosa 5-6 Patient satisfaction .................................................................................................................................. Discussion panel.............. Thu 08:30 ................... RAI: Emerald Room Physical activity ............................................................................................. Satellite programme education session............ Mon 08:30 .................................... HvA: D264 Physical activity .................................................................................................................................. Focused symposium.............. Tue 08:30 ......................... RAI: Auditorium PHYSICAL INACTIVITY 1 .............................................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 PHYSICAL INACTIVITY 2 .............................................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Physical therapy assistants ...............................................................................................................Networking session............ Wed 08:30 ......................................RAI: G105 Primary health care ............................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Tue 10:45 ............................. RAI: E104-105 Private practice (IPPA)........................................................................................................................Networking session.............. Thu 10:45 ......................................RAI: G104 Professional alliances ................................................................................................................................... WCPT seminar.............. Tue 16:00 ...................................... RAI: E103 PROFESSIONAL ETHICS 1 ........................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 PROFESSIONAL ETHICS 2 ........................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Professional issues: general ............................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Tue 10:45 ................................... RAI: Forum Professional issues: general .................................................................................................. Poster discussion session.............. Tue 13:45 ............. RAI: G102-103 (Topaz) PROFESSIONAL ISSUES: General 1 .......................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 PROFESSIONAL ISSUES: General 2 .......................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE: Other 5 ........................................................................................................ Poster displays .............. Thu 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE: Other 6 ........................................................................................................ Poster displays .............. Thu 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 PROFESSIONAL REGULATION 1 ............................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 PROFESSIONAL REGULATION 2 ............................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Prognosis ......................................................................................................... Satellite programme education session............ Wed 13:45 ...................................... RAI: E108
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PUBLIC HEALTH 1 ......................................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3
QUALIFYING EDUCATION 1....................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 QUALIFYING EDUCATION 2....................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Quality & health services management ............................................................................ Poster discussion session............ Wed 13:45 ............. RAI: G102-103 (Topaz) Quality and standards .......................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts ............ Wed 10:45 ......................... RAI: Auditorium QUALITY AND STANDARDS 5 ................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Thu 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 QUALITY AND STANDARDS 6 ................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Thu 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Regulation..............................................................................................................................................Networking session.............. Tue 08:30 ...................................... RAI: E103 Research methodology: general ...................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Tue 16:00 ............. RAI: Elicium D203-204 Research methodology: general ......................................................................................... Poster discussion session.............. Thu 13:45 ............. RAI: G102-103 (Topaz) RESEARCH METHODOLOGY: General 5 ................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Thu 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY: General 6 ................................................................................................. Poster displays .............. Thu 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 RESPIRATORY / PULMONARY 3 ................................................................................................................ Poster displays ............ Wed 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 RESPIRATORY / PULMONARY 4 ................................................................................................................ Poster displays ............ Wed 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Respiratory/pulmonary 1 .................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts ............ Wed 13:45 .............................. RAI: Elicium 1 Respiratory/pulmonary 2 .................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts ............ Wed 16:00 ............................. RAI: E106-107 Retired physical therapists ...............................................................................................................Networking session............ Wed 10:45 ......................................RAI: G104 Self-referral/direct access ................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts ............ Wed 16:00 .............................. RAI: Elicium 1 SELF-REFERRAL/DIRECT ACCESS 3 .......................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 SELF-REFERRAL/DIRECT ACCESS 4 .......................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Service delivery 1 ................................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Tue 08:30 ............. RAI: Elicium D201-202 Service delivery 2 ................................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Tue 16:00 ................... RAI: Emerald Room SERVICE DELIVERY 3 .................................................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 SERVICE DELIVERY 4 .................................................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Spinal cord injury (SCI-PT) ................................................................................................................Networking session.............. Tue 12:15 ......................................RAI: G105 Spinal manipulation ......................................................................................................................... Focused symposium.............. Tue 10:45 ......................... RAI: Auditorium Sporting events and public profile ..................................................................................................... Discussion panel.............. Tue 10:45 ................... RAI: Emerald Room Sports injuries ......................................................................................................................................... Platform abstracts .............. Tue 10:45 .............................. RAI: Elicium 1 SPORTS INJURIES 1 ....................................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 SPORTS INJURIES 2 ....................................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Sports therapy (IFSP) ..........................................................................................................................Networking session.............. Tue 07:00 ...................................... RAI: E103 Stroke: Cochrane reviews ............................................................................................................... Focused symposium.............. Tue 08:30 .............................. RAI: Elicium 1 Stroke: rehabilitation ........................................................................................................................ Focused symposium.............. Tue 13:45 .............................. RAI: Elicium 1 Student physical therapists forum ................................................................................................Networking session.............. Tue 10:45 ......................................RAI: G104 Therapeutic exercise ............................................................................................................................... Discussion panel.............. Tue 13:45 ................... RAI: Emerald Room Vertigo.............................................................................................................. Satellite programme education session............ Mon 08:30 .................................... HvA: C035 Walking speed ............................................................................................... Satellite programme education session.............. Thu 13:45 ...................................... RAI: E108 WCPT accreditation guidelines ................................................................................................................. WCPT seminar............ Wed 10:45 ......................................RAI: G105 WCPT network for ICF ........................................................................................................................Networking session.............. Thu 07:00 ...................................... RAI: E103 WCPT/WHO relations ................................................................................................................................... WCPT seminar............ Wed 13:45 ......................................RAI: G104 Women’s and men’s health ............................................................................................................... Platform abstracts ............ Wed 16:00 ............. RAI: Elicium D201-202 Women’s health 1 ................................................................................................................................. Platform abstracts ............ Wed 10:45 ............. RAI: Elicium D201-202 Women’s health 2 ................................................................................................................................. Platform abstracts ............ Wed 13:45 ............. RAI: Elicium D201-202 Women's health (IOPTWH) ...............................................................................................................Networking session............ Wed 07:00 ...................................... RAI: E103 WOMENS HEALTH 3..................................................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 12:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 WOMENS HEALTH 4..................................................................................................................................... Poster displays ............ Wed 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 World PT day ................................................................................................................................................... WCPT seminar.............. Tue 08:30 ......................................RAI: G104
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PUBLIC HEALTH 2 ......................................................................................................................................... Poster displays .............. Tue 13:00 ............. RAI: Exhibit Halls 2 & 3 Qualifying education............................................................................................................................ Platform abstracts .............. Tue 13:45 ............. RAI: Elicium D201-202
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Chairs
Index of chairs
Abdallah, Chaker Bou........................... Poster discussion....... Tue 10:45
Fritz, Stacy.............................................. Satellite education ...... Thu 13:45
Ada, Louise .......................................... Networking session....... Thu 08:30
Fujiwara, Takayuki................................ Platform abstracts ....... Tue 16:00
Ada, Louise ....................................... ISPJE closed meeting....... Tue 16:00
Ginn, Karen ............................................. Platform abstracts ...... Thu 13:45
Alison, Jennifer ......................................Platform abstracts...... Wed 13:45
Goh, Ah-Cheng .................................. Networking session ....... Tue 13:45
Amosun, Dele ........................................Platform abstracts....... Tue 13:45
Goh, Ah-Cheng ..................................... Platform abstracts ....... Tue 10:45
Audette, Jennifer ............................... Networking session....... Tue 10:45
Gonzalez, Mabel Yvonne Espinel ..............Platform abstracts ...... Thu 08:30
Baer, Gillian .............................................Platform abstracts...... Wed 13:45
Gosselink, Harry .................................... Platform abstracts ....... Tue 10:45
Bainbridge, Donna ............................ Networking session....... Thu 08:30
Grant, Margaret.................................. Networking session ....... Tue 08:30
Barclay-Goddard, Ruth .......................Platform abstracts....... Thu 10:45
Grant, Margaret..................................... Platform abstracts ..... Wed 16:00
Bartlett, Doreen .....................................Platform abstracts....... Thu 13:45
Gómez Conesa, Antonia ................... Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Basson, Annalie .................................. Networking session....... Tue 07:00
Häger, Charlotte ..................................... Poster discussion ....... Tue 08:30
Baxter, David ........................................... Poster discussion...... Wed 10:45
Hale, Leigh ................................................ Poster discussion ....... Tue 16:00
Baxter, David ....................................... Networking session....... Tue 13:45
Harms, Michele .................................. Networking session ..... Wed 16:00
Bazin, Sarah ............................................Platform abstracts....... Tue 10:45
Harrison, Liz.............................................. Poster discussion ..... Wed 08:30
Bazin, Sarah ............................................Platform abstracts....... Tue 11:30
Harvey, Lisa ......................................... Networking session ....... Tue 12:15
Beard, David ...........................................Platform abstracts....... Tue 13:45
Hastings, Margaret ........................... Networking session ...... Thu 12:15
Beckerman, Heleen ..............................Platform abstracts...... Wed 08:30
Hautala, Arto ..................................... Focused symposium ..... Wed 13:45
Beswetherick, Natalie ....................... Networking session...... Wed 08:30
Heerkens, Yvonne ................................ Platform abstracts ...... Thu 10:45
Bo, Kari .....................................................Platform abstracts...... Wed 10:45
Herbert, Rob ........................................... Platform abstracts ..... Wed 08:30
Boissonnault, Jill ...................................Platform abstracts...... Wed 16:00
Hing, Wayne ........................................... Platform abstracts ....... Tue 08:30
Boucaut, Rose ..................................... Networking session....... Tue 12:15
Holten, Nina ........................................ Networking session ..... Wed 10:45
Bury, Tracy...................................................... WCPT seminar....... Thu 10:45
Hsiao, Shih-Fen ..................................... Platform abstracts ..... Wed 16:00
Bury, Tracy...................................................... WCPT seminar....... Tue 10:45
Hudson, Zoe........................................... Platform abstracts ...... Thu 13:45
Can, Filiz ................................................ Networking session....... Tue 16:00
Hussey, Juliette ................................ Focused symposium ...... Thu 10:45
Canning, Colleen ..................................Platform abstracts....... Thu 09:15
Jeng, Suh-Feng ....................................... Poster discussion ..... Wed 16:00
Canning, Colleen ..................................Platform abstracts....... Thu 08:30
Jenkins, Fiona ........................................ Platform abstracts ...... Thu 08:30
Carpenter, Christine.............................Platform abstracts....... Tue 16:00
Jette, Alan M. .................................... Focused symposium ...... Thu 08:30
Carpenter, Christine........................ Focused symposium...... Wed 13:45
Johnson, Vicky ...................................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Caulfield, Lindsey .............................. Networking session....... Tue 10:45
Jones, Robert .................................... Focused symposium ..... Wed 08:30
Cleaver, Shaun .................................... Networking session...... Wed 12:15
Jones, Robert ...................................... Networking session ..... Wed 12:15
Connolly, Barbara .................................Platform abstracts...... Wed 08:30
Kambalametore, Sylvia....................... Platform abstracts ..... Wed 16:00
Connolly, Barbara .............................. Networking session....... Thu 07:00
Keith, Karen ......................................... Networking session ..... Wed 07:00
Crompton, Simon ................................... Discussion panel....... Thu 13:45
Kemmis, Karen ..................................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Crompton, Simon ........................................ WCPT seminar....... Tue 08:30
Kerry, Roger ........................................... Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Custers, Jan .............................................Platform abstracts....... Thu 13:45
Keus, Samyra......................................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
DalBello-Haas, Vanina .......................... Poster discussion....... Thu 13:45
Klug, Jerry ............................................ Networking session ...... Thu 10:45
Dantile, Zola ...........................................Platform abstracts....... Tue 10:45
Landry, Michel ....................................... Platform abstracts ....... Tue 08:30
Dantile, Zola ............................................. Discussion panel...... Wed 13:45
LaPier, Tanya ......................................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Dawson, Lesley ......................................Platform abstracts....... Tue 16:00
Lewis, Carole ......................................... Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Dean, Catherine ............................... Focused symposium....... Tue 13:45
Lopes, Antonio M F ........................... Networking session ..... Wed 16:00
Dean, Elizabeth ....................................Satellite education....... Tue 08:30
Lopes, Antonio M F .............................. Platform abstracts ....... Tue 16:00
Debigaré, Richard .................................Platform abstracts...... Wed 08:30
Maheu, Elaine ........................................ Platform abstracts ..... Wed 10:45
Dehner, Lisa ...........................................Satellite education....... Thu 08:30
Maleka, Med ........................................... Platform abstracts ...... Thu 08:30
Dekker-Bakker, Laetitia .................... Networking session....... Tue 07:00
McDonough, Suzanne ....................... Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Dekker-Bakker, Laetitia ......................... Discussion panel....... Tue 10:45
Mehrholz, Jan ................................... Focused symposium ....... Tue 08:30
Delany, Clare ..........................................Platform abstracts....... Tue 08:30
Millar, Jane ........................................... Networking session ...... Thu 12:15
Diamond, Monica ................................Satellite education....... Thu 08:30
Miller, Janice ......................................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Diener, Ina ...............................................Platform abstracts....... Tue 16:00
Miller, Patricia ........................................ Platform abstracts ...... Thu 13:45
Drouin, Jackie ..................................... Networking session...... Wed 10:45
Moffat, Marilyn ............................................. WCPT seminar ....... Tue 16:00
Edelstein, Joan ........................................ Poster discussion...... Wed 13:45
Moffat, Marilyn .........................................Discussion panel ....... Tue 13:45
Elkins, Mark .............................................Platform abstracts....... Thu 13:45
Moffat, Marilyn ............................................. WCPT seminar ..... Wed 08:30
Engelbert, Raoul....................................Platform abstracts...... Wed 10:45
Moore, Ann P ............................................Discussion panel ..... Wed 08:30
Engeseth, Elin ..................................... Networking session...... Wed 07:00
Moore, Ann P ......................................... Platform abstracts ....... Tue 13:45
Fasano, Joanna ................................... Networking session....... Tue 10:45
Moseley, Lorimer ............................. Focused symposium ..... Wed 13:45
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Myers, Brenda J ....................................... Discussion panel...... Wed 10:45
van der Net, Janjaap ............................ Platform abstracts ....... Tue 08:30
Nelson, Roger........................................Satellite education...... Wed 13:45
van der Wees, Philip ....................... Focused symposium ....... Tue 10:45
Ng, Gabriel ..............................................Platform abstracts....... Tue 13:45
van der Wees, Philip ........................... Satellite education ..... Wed 08:30
Nijhuis-Van der Sanden, Maria ............Platform abstracts...... Wed 13:45
van der Wees, Philip ............................ Platform abstracts ....... Tue 13:45
Nixon, Stephanie ............................. Focused symposium...... Wed 08:30
Verhagen, Arianne P. ............................ Poster discussion ...... Thu 08:30
Nussbaum, Ethne ................................Satellite education...... Mon 08:30
Verhoeff, Theo ..........................................Discussion panel ..... Wed 08:30
Nussbaum, Ethne .................................Platform abstracts....... Tue 16:00
Voorneveld, Frits .................................. Platform abstracts ..... Wed 10:45
O'Neil, Margaret E ............................ Focused symposium....... Thu 10:45
Waddington, Gordon .......................... Platform abstracts ..... Wed 08:30
Overend, Tom J ...................................... Poster discussion....... Thu 10:45
Warren, Jon ...............................................Discussion panel ....... Tue 16:00
Patman, Shane.................................... Networking session...... Wed 12:15
Webb, Gillian ......................................... Platform abstracts ..... Wed 10:45
Pechak, Celia ..................................... Focused symposium....... Thu 08:30
Webb, Gillian ...................................... Networking session ...... Thu 12:15
Perme, Christiane ............................ Focused symposium...... Wed 10:45
Webb, Gillian ........................................ Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Pimentel Piemonte, Maria Elisa ...........Platform abstracts....... Tue 10:45
Westcott McCoy, Sarah ..................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Pool, Annelies ........................................Platform abstracts....... Thu 08:30
Whitney, Susan .................................... Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Potterton, Joanne .................................Platform abstracts...... Wed 10:45
Wium, Anne-Marie ............................... Platform abstracts ...... Thu 10:45
Pöyhönen, Tapani ............................. Networking session...... Wed 13:45
Yamada, Sumio ..................................... Platform abstracts ..... Wed 16:00
Prickett, Nancy.......................................Platform abstracts....... Tue 08:30 Rau, Barbara ...........................................Platform abstracts...... Wed 10:45 Raustorp, Anders .................................... Discussion panel...... Wed 16:00 Ravindra, Savita .....................................Platform abstracts....... Tue 13:45 Reid, Duncan ..................................... Focused symposium....... Tue 10:45 Rivett, Darren .........................................Platform abstracts...... Wed 13:45 Rothmore, Paul.....................................Satellite education...... Mon 08:30 Rumke, Matthijs ....................................Platform abstracts...... Wed 16:00 Rumke, Matthijs ....................................Platform abstracts...... Wed 16:45 Rushton, Alison ................................ Focused symposium....... Tue 13:45 Sherrington, Catherine .................. Focused symposium....... Tue 08:30 Skinner, Margot ............................................ WCPT seminar...... Wed 10:45 Skinner, Margot .....................................Platform abstracts....... Thu 10:45 Slieker-ten-Hove, Marijke .................Satellite education....... Tue 08:30 Slieker-ten-Hove, Marijke ..................Platform abstracts...... Wed 13:45 Smith, Graham.......................................Platform abstracts....... Thu 10:45 Solomon, Mary ................................... Networking session....... Tue 12:15 Solomon, Patty ......................................Platform abstracts...... Wed 16:45 Solomon, Patty ........................................ Discussion panel....... Thu 10:45 Solomon, Patty ......................................Platform abstracts...... Wed 16:00 Souto, Sonia ...........................................Platform abstracts...... Wed 16:00 Stephenson, Rebecca ....................... Networking session...... Wed 07:00 Stewart, Aimee ......................................Platform abstracts....... Tue 16:00 Stokes, Emma........................................... Discussion panel....... Thu 08:30 Stokes, Emma.......................................... Poster discussion....... Tue 13:45 Stokes, Emma................................................ WCPT seminar...... Wed 10:45 Strunk, Steve ....................................... Networking session....... Thu 13:45 Sundelin, Gunnevi ................................Platform abstracts....... Tue 08:30 Swisher, Laura Lee ........................... Focused symposium....... Thu 13:45 Sykes, Catherine ................................. Networking session....... Thu 07:00 Sykes, Catherine ........................................... WCPT seminar...... Wed 08:30 Sykes, Catherine ........................................... WCPT seminar...... Wed 13:45 Tavenier, Wendy ...................................Platform abstracts....... Thu 10:45 Teixeira-Salmela, Luci F ......................Platform abstracts....... Tue 10:45 Thoomes, Erik .......................................Satellite education...... Wed 08:30 Thoomes, Erik ........................................Platform abstracts....... Tue 16:00 Thornhill, Sandra ..................................Platform abstracts....... Thu 08:30 Tremblay, Mark................................. Focused symposium....... Tue 08:30
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A Th M Langemeijer, Richard...........Satellite education....... Tue 08:30
Alison, Jennifer................................................... RR-PL-1217 ..... Wed 13:45
Aars, Marianne .................................................SI-PO-201-25....... Tue 13:00
Alison, Jennifer..................................................... SI-PL-1990 ..... Wed 13:45
Aarskog, Reidar ............................................. RR-PO-303-11....... Tue 12:00
Alkhabbaz, Yusuf .......................................... RR-PO-304-11 ...... Thu 13:00
Aasa, Björn ...................................................... RR-PO-204-18....... Thu 12:00
AlKhatrwai, Wafa .......................................... RR-PO-205-28 ...... Thu 12:00
Aasheim, Turid................................................. RR-PO-309-4....... Thu 12:00
Allen, Diane ......................................................... RR-PL-2177 ..... Wed 08:30
Abbott, Allan .................................................... RR-PO-307-8....... Tue 12:00
Allen, Roger ....................................................... RR-PO-309-3 ..... Wed 12:00
Abbud, Gabriela ............................... Focused symposium...... Wed 08:30
Allen, Roger ....................................................... RR-PO-203-2 ..... Wed 13:00
Abdalbary, Sahar .......................................... RR-PO-201-27...... Wed 12:00
Allet, Lara ........................................................ RR-PO-312-22 ..... Wed 12:00
Abdallah, Amira ................................................. RR-PL-2260....... Tue 16:00
Allet, Lara ............................................................. RR-PL-1003 ....... Tue 13:45
AbdelFatah, Mohamed ............................... RR-PO-305-21....... Tue 13:00
Allison, Garry .................................................. RR-PO-207-15 ..... Wed 13:00
Abe, Yoshifumi .............................................. RR-PO-211-13....... Tue 13:00
Allison, Garry ....................................... Networking session ...... Thu 08:30
Abiko, Teppei ................................................... RR-PO-204-5....... Thu 12:00
Allison, Garry ..................................................... RR-PO-306-6 ....... Tue 12:00
Abreu, Daniela ............................................... RR-PO-311-17...... Wed 13:00
Allison, Rhoda....................................................... SI-PL-2019 ...... Thu 10:45
Abreu, Eliana .................................................. RR-PO-212-26...... Wed 12:00
Allison, Rhoda................................................ RR-PO-209-20 ....... Tue 12:00
Abrunhosa, Viviane ...................................... RR-PO-204-15....... Tue 13:00
Almandil, Maryam ........................................ RR-PO-301-20 ...... Thu 12:00
Acerra, Nicole ...................................................... RR-PL-1139...... Wed 08:30
Almandil, Maryam ........................................... RR-PO-204-3 ....... Tue 13:00
Ackermann, Bronwen ...................................... RR-PL-3394....... Tue 08:30
Almasri, Nihad ...................................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Ada, Louise ..................................................... RR-PO-208-24...... Wed 13:00
Almasri, Nihad ...................................... Satellite education ........ Sat 08:30
Ada, Louise .......................................... Networking session....... Thu 08:30
Almasri, Nihad .................................................. RR-PO-306-7 ..... Wed 12:00
Ada, Louise .......................................................... RR-PL-2591....... Tue 10:45
Almeida, Camila ............................................ RR-PO-207-15 ...... Thu 13:00
Ada, Louise ........................................ Focused symposium....... Tue 13:45
Almeida, Gil Lúcio ........................................... RR-PO-206-1 ..... Wed 12:00
Ada, Louise ....................................... ISPJE closed meeting....... Tue 16:00
Almeida, Patricia ............................................... SI-PO-303-7 ..... Wed 13:00
Adegoke, Babatunde .................................... RR-PO-211-2....... Tue 12:00
Almeida, Patricia .............................................. RR-PO-208-7 ..... Wed 12:00
Adel, Aziz Ahmad ............................ Focused symposium....... Thu 13:45
Almeida, Rogerio .......................................... RR-PO-304-24 ....... Tue 12:00
Adriaenssens, Nele ....................................... RR-PO-211-16...... Wed 13:00
Alouche, Sandra............................................ RR-PO-209-16 ....... Tue 12:00
Afrell, Maria....................................................... RR-PO-202-9...... Wed 12:00
Alrowayeh, Hesham ....................................... RR-PO-204-2 ....... Tue 12:00
Agarwal, Shabnam ......................................... RR-PO-205-6....... Tue 12:00
Alt Murphy, Margit....................................... RR-PO-208-13 ....... Tue 13:00
Agarwal, Shabnam ............................................ RR-PL-1669....... Tue 13:45
Alves Lopes, António ...................................... SI-PO-202-6 ...... Thu 13:00
Agata, Nobuhide ............................................ RR-PO-201-8....... Thu 13:00
Alves Lopes, António .................................... SI-PO-302-18 ..... Wed 12:00
Agbeja, Oyinade .................................................. RR-PL-825....... Tue 08:30
Aly, Mohamed .................................................... RR-PL-2273 ...... Thu 10:45
Agostini, Michela ............................................ RR-PO-210-7...... Wed 12:00
Amado João, Sílvia Maria .............................. RR-PO-213-9 ....... Tue 12:00
Ahluwalia, Puja .............................................. RR-PO-203-26...... Wed 13:00
Amer-Cuenca, Juan José ................................. RR-PL-1540 ..... Wed 16:00
Ahmed, Amal ........................................................ RR-PL-722....... Tue 10:45
Amorim, Beatriz ............................................ RR-PO-207-12 ....... Tue 12:00
Aiken, Alice ............................................... Discussion panel....... Tue 16:00
Amosun, Dele ...........................................Discussion panel ..... Wed 16:00
Ajagbe, Olurotimi Bankole .......................... RR-PO-212-1....... Tue 12:00
Amosun, Dele ................................................... RR-PO-201-8 ....... Tue 12:00
Ajagbe, Olurotimi Bankole ..........................SI-PO-211-28....... Tue 13:00
Anaforoglu, Bahar .......................................... RR-PDS-3760 ...... Thu 08:30
Akasaka, Kiyokazu ........................................ RR-PO-303-10....... Thu 12:00
Anan, Masaya ................................................... RR-PO-306-5 ....... Tue 13:00
Akinbo, Sunday ............................................... RR-PO-308-8....... Tue 12:00
Andersen, Andreas Holst ........................... RR-PO-210-18 ..... Wed 13:00
Akinbo, Sunday .................................. Networking session....... Tue 13:45
Anderson, Bodil ............................................ RR-PO-205-14 ...... Thu 12:00
Akinpelu, Aderonke ..................................... RR-PO-210-14...... Wed 13:00
Anderson, Cathy M. ..................................... RR-PO-210-25 ..... Wed 12:00
Akinpelu, Aderonke ..................................... RR-PO-209-21...... Wed 12:00
Anderson, Kathleen ..................................... RR-PO-304-13 ...... Thu 13:00
Akinwuntan, Abiodun ................................. RR-PO-207-17....... Thu 13:00
Andre Vert, Joëlle ............................................. SI-PO-306-1 ..... Wed 13:00
Akman, Mehmet ........................................... RR-PO-212-19....... Tue 12:00
Andre Vert, Joëlle ........................................... SI-PO-204-27 ....... Tue 12:00
Al Busaidi, Kauthar ............................................ RR-PL-3916...... Wed 10:45
Andreasson, Karen Hjerrild ....................... RR-PO-207-21 ....... Tue 13:00
Al-Obaidi, Saud ............................................. RR-PO-204-15....... Thu 13:00
André, Edison Sanfelice................................. RR-PO-207-5 ...... Thu 13:00
Al-Obaidi, Saud ............................................. RR-PO-204-22....... Thu 12:00
Anjinho, Nuno ................................................. SI-PO-302-16 ....... Tue 13:00
Al-Oraibi, Saleh ........................................ Discussion panel...... Wed 13:45
Ansari, Noureddin Nakhostin ...................... RR-PO-203-3 ....... Tue 13:00
Al-Sobayel, Hana..................................... Discussion panel....... Thu 10:45
Anthonissen, Mieke ........................................ RR-PO-304-3 ..... Wed 13:00
AlAbdulwahab, Sami ..................................... RR-PO-206-5....... Tue 13:00
Anttila, Heidi ....................................................... RR-PL-1520 ....... Tue 11:30
Alahmari, Khalid .............................................. RR-PO-311-8....... Tue 12:00
Aoba, Yukihiro .................................................. RR-PO-212-8 ....... Tue 13:00
Alderson, Lucy .................................................... RR-PL-1555....... Thu 08:30
Aoki, Mikimasa ................................................. RR-PO-203-8 ....... Tue 12:00
Alduhishy, Anas............................................... RR-PO-206-8...... Wed 13:00
Apeldoorn, Adri ............................................ RR-PO-207-23 ..... Wed 13:00
Alexander, Lyndsay ...................................... RR-PO-207-25...... Wed 13:00
Appiah-Kubi, Kwadwo Osei ...................... RR-PO-302-22 ....... Tue 12:00
Alexander, Lyndsay ...................................... RR-PO-207-26...... Wed 12:00
Apps, Chloe .................................................... RR-PO-212-19 ..... Wed 13:00
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Arab, Amir Massoud .................................... RR-PO-204-11....... Thu 13:00
Barclay-Goddard, Ruth ............................... RR-PO-201-20 ....... Tue 12:00
Arab, Amir Massoud .................................... RR-PO-306-19....... Tue 13:00
Barr, John .......................................................... SI-PO-202-10 ....... Tue 12:00
Arai, Tomoyuki .............................................. RR-PO-307-20....... Tue 12:00
Barredo, Ronald ................................................ SI-PO-301-1 ...... Thu 13:00
Arakelian, Vivian ........................................... RR-PO-304-13....... Tue 12:00
Barrett, Emer ....................................................... RR-PL-2531 ..... Wed 16:00
Araujo, Maria .................................................. RR-PO-312-14....... Tue 12:00
Barry, Simon ................................................... RR-PO-202-28 ....... Tue 12:00
Areskoug-Josefsson, Kristina ...................... RR-PO-308-6....... Tue 12:00
Barten, Di-Janne ........................................... RR-PO-309-20 ....... Tue 12:00
Areskoug-Josefsson, Kristina ...................... RR-PO-308-7....... Tue 13:00
Bartlett, Doreen ................................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Armijo-Olivo, Susan ....................................... RR-PO-304-9...... Wed 13:00
Bartlett, Doreen ................................... Satellite education ........ Sat 08:30
Arnadottir, Solveig ............................................ RR-PL-2240....... Thu 10:45
Bartlett, Doreen ................................................. RR-PL-1693 ..... Wed 08:30
Arnadottir, Solveig ....................................... RR-PO-306-19....... Thu 13:00
Bashardoust Tajali, Siamak.......................... SI-PO-203-12 ....... Tue 12:00
Arnadottir, Thuridur Solveig ..................... RR-PO-309-13...... Wed 12:00
Basile, Kevin .......................................... Satellite education ..... Wed 13:45
Arnold, Cathy ...................................................... RR-PL-1022....... Tue 10:45
Basson, Annalie .................................. Networking session ....... Tue 07:00
Arntzen, Ellen Christin ................................ RR-PO-304-20....... Thu 13:00
Bastien, Maude................................................. RR-PO-304-1 ...... Thu 13:00
Asada, Fuminari ............................................ RR-PO-304-17....... Tue 13:00
Bastos, Jessica................................................ RR-PO-203-17 ....... Tue 13:00
Ashburn, Ann ...................................................... RR-PL-2494....... Thu 09:15
Bauer, Christoph ........................................... RR-PO-310-13 ....... Tue 13:00
Ashburn, Ann ........................................Satellite education.......... Fri 08:30
Baxter, David ......................................... Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Ashford, Stephen .......................................... RR-PO-208-21....... Tue 13:00
Baxter, David ....................................... Networking session ....... Tue 13:45
Asiri, Faisal....................................................... RR-PO-309-16....... Thu 12:00
Bayliss, Amy.................................................... RR-PO-201-13 ....... Tue 13:00
Asseraf-Pasin, Liliane ........................................ RR-PL-1293....... Tue 10:45
Bazin, Kate ...................................................... RR-PO-212-22 ..... Wed 12:00
Atsushi, Tasaka ................................................ RR-PO-204-5....... Tue 13:00
Bazin, Sarah ........................................................SI-PDS-1127 ....... Tue 13:45
Audette, Jennifer ............................................SI-PO-301-13...... Wed 13:00
Beach, Cheryl ................................................... SI-PO-310-19 ..... Wed 13:00
Audette, Jennifer ............................... Networking session....... Tue 10:45
Bearne, Lindsay M ........................................ RR-PO-207-19 ..... Wed 13:00
Audette, Jennifer ............................................SI-PO-301-14...... Wed 12:00
Beatti, Abulkhair ................................................... RR-PL-747 ....... Tue 10:45
Avram, Claudiu .............................................. RR-PO-202-22...... Wed 13:00
Beatti, Abulkhair ................................................... RR-PL-950 ....... Tue 10:45
Azari, Afsaneh ................................................ RR-PO-312-10...... Wed 12:00
Beattie, Paul .......................................... Satellite education ..... Wed 13:45
Bäck, Maria ........................................................... RR-PL-2176....... Thu 13:45
Beckwée, David ............................................. RR-PO-309-15 ....... Tue 13:00
Bäcklund, Catharina....................................... RR-PO-209-4....... Thu 13:00
Beenen, Paul ...................................................... SI-PO-204-9 ..... Wed 12:00
Backovic Jurican, Andrea ..................... Discussion panel...... Wed 16:00
Beenen, Paul .................................................... SI-PO-302-11 ....... Tue 12:00
Backovic Jurican, Andrea .............................SI-PO-211-16....... Tue 12:00
Beeton, Karen ..................................... Networking session ..... Wed 16:00
Backovic Jurican, Andrea .............................SI-PO-305-13....... Tue 13:00
Beeton, Karen ................................... Focused symposium ....... Tue 13:45
Badghish, Mohammed ................................. RR-PO-207-3...... Wed 13:00
Beggs, Susan .................................................... SI-PO-301-19 ....... Tue 12:00
Baer, Gillian .......................................................... RR-PL-2916....... Tue 16:00
Beggs, Susan .................................................... SI-PO-211-26 ....... Tue 13:00
Bainbridge, Donna ................................. Discussion panel...... Wed 16:00
Beinert, Konstantin ......................................... RR-PO-206-7 ....... Tue 13:00
Bainbridge, Donna ............................ Networking session....... Thu 08:30
Beith, Iain ........................................................... RR-PO-310-5 ..... Wed 12:00
Bainbridge, Donna ....................................... RR-PO-305-14....... Tue 12:00
Bekker, Geertruida .......................................... RR-PO-201-4 ....... Tue 13:00
Bainbridge, Donna ............................ Networking session....... Tue 13:45
Beleza, Ana Carolina S. .................................. RR-PO-312-5 ..... Wed 13:00
Bainbridge, Lesley ............................. Networking session...... Wed 16:00
Bello, Ajediran ............................................... RR-PO-301-17 ....... Tue 12:00
Bainbridge, Lesley .................................. Discussion panel....... Thu 10:45
Belot, Marj .......................................................... RR-PO-207-7 ..... Wed 13:00
Bainbridge, Lesley ...............................Satellite education.......... Fri 08:30
Ben-Dror, Inbal ...................................................... RR-PL-990 ..... Wed 13:45
Baker, Emily ...................................................... RR-PO-212-7...... Wed 13:00
Benedetto, Maria ............................................ SI-PO-208-28 ...... Thu 13:00
Bakhtiary, Amir Hoshang ............................. RR-PO-203-2....... Tue 12:00
Bennett, Rosalie ............................................... RR-PO-202-8 ....... Tue 12:00
Balmer, Sue ......................................................... SI-PO-310-8...... Wed 12:00
Bennett, Rosalie ............................................... RR-PO-202-9 ....... Tue 13:00
Bamm, Elena.....................................................SI-PO-308-15....... Thu 13:00
Benninga, Marc .................................... Satellite education ....... Tue 08:30
Bandeira de Mello Monteiro, Carlos ........... RR-PO-206-28....... Thu 12:00
Benz, Thomas ................................................ RR-PO-309-21 ..... Wed 12:00
Bandeira de Mello Monteiro, Carlos ........... RR-PO-206-17....... Thu 13:00
Berglund, Lars................................................ RR-PO-204-27 ...... Thu 13:00
Bandholm, Thomas ........................................... RR-PL-3155....... Tue 13:45
Bernhardsson, Susanne................................. RR-PO-305-3 ..... Wed 13:00
Bansal, Nitesh................................................... RR-PO-207-4...... Wed 12:00
Berry, Marc ........................................................... RR-PL-3302 ..... Wed 08:30
Barakatt, Edward ........................................... RR-PO-205-24....... Thu 12:00
Bertschy, Bettina............................................. SI-PO-307-15 ....... Tue 13:00
Barber, Lee ...................................................... RR-PO-307-18...... Wed 13:00
Besner, Chantal ................................................. SI-PO-301-9 ...... Thu 13:00
Barber, Lee ........................................................... RR-PL-2956....... Tue 08:30
Beswetherick, Natalie ...................... Networking session ..... Wed 08:30
Barbero, Marco .............................................. RR-PO-201-16....... Thu 13:00
Beswetherick, Natalie ............................Discussion panel ..... Wed 10:45
Barcellona, Massimo ......................................... RR-PL-3690....... Thu 08:30
Betts, Elaine .................................................... RR-PO-303-12 ....... Tue 13:00
Barchha, Pritesh .............................................. RR-PO-304-6....... Tue 13:00
Betz, Ulrich...................................................... RR-PO-203-27 ...... Thu 12:00
Barclay-Goddard, Ruth ...................................... RR-PL-903....... Thu 13:45
Beurskens, Carien .................................................. SI-PL-735 ..... Wed 13:45
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Beurskens, Carien ......................................... RR-PO-206-22....... Thu 12:00
Brennan, Michael.....................................Discussion panel ....... Tue 10:45
Beyerlein, Claus .................................................... RR-PL-390...... Wed 16:00
Brewer, Kelly .......................................................... RR-PL-543 ...... Thu 13:45
Bickerstaffe, Alice............................................ RR-PO-206-8....... Thu 12:00
Briffa, Noelle .......................................................... SI-PL-3860 ....... Tue 16:00
Bieleman, Hendrik Jan ................................ RR-PO-210-13....... Tue 13:00
Brincks, John .................................................. RR-PO-208-17 ....... Tue 13:00
Bindawas, Saad................................................SI-PO-204-21....... Tue 12:00
Britto, Raquel ................................................. RR-PO-201-18 ..... Wed 13:00
Bindawas, Saad................................................... RR-PL-1565....... Tue 13:45
Britto, Raquel .................................................... RR-PO-201-3 ..... Wed 12:00
Binns, Elizabeth ...............................................SI-PO-301-17....... Thu 13:00
Brocki, Barbara ................................................. RR-PO-211-9 ..... Wed 12:00
Binns, Elizabeth ............................................. RR-PO-311-24....... Tue 12:00
Brogner, Heidi Marie ................................... RR-PO-307-23 ....... Tue 13:00
Birabi, Bridget .......................................... Discussion panel...... Wed 10:45
Brogårdh, Christina...................................... RR-PO-209-14 ..... Wed 13:00
Bishop, Annette .............................................. RR-PO-309-6....... Thu 12:00
Brook, Gill ........................................................ RR-PO-203-13 ..... Wed 12:00
Bishop, Mark ........................................................ RR-PL-1365....... Tue 13:45
Brooks, Dina ........................................ Networking session ....... Tue 13:45
Bisset, Leanne ..................................................... RR-PL-1918...... Wed 08:30
Brooks, Dina ...................................................... RR-PO-212-8 ..... Wed 12:00
Bjordal, Jan M...................................... Networking session....... Thu 08:30
Broom, Ruth .......................................................... SI-PL-1709 ..... Wed 16:00
Bjordal, Jan M........................................Satellite education...... Mon 08:30
Brosky, Tony ................................................... RR-PO-307-10 ....... Tue 12:00
Bjordal, Jan M...................................................... RR-PL-3641....... Tue 16:00
Brosseau, Lucie ................................................ RR-PO-306-4 ...... Thu 12:00
Bjornsdottir, Gudfinna .................................. RR-PO-306-3....... Thu 13:00
Brosseau, Lucie ................................ Focused symposium ....... Tue 08:30
Bjornson, Kristie ............................... Focused symposium....... Thu 10:45
Brown, Shari ................................................... RR-PO-310-21 ..... Wed 13:00
Björklund, Martin .......................................... RR-PO-206-19....... Tue 13:00
Brown, Suzanne ................................................ SI-PO-302-9 ..... Wed 13:00
Björnsdóttir, Sigrún Vala .............................. RR-PO-309-4...... Wed 13:00
Browning, Paul .............................................. RR-PO-206-20 ....... Tue 12:00
Björnsdóttir, Sigrún Vala .............................. RR-PDS-2515...... Wed 10:45
Bruder, Andrea ...................................................... RR-PL-920 ....... Tue 13:45
Blanchette, Andreanne................................. RR-PO-207-8....... Thu 12:00
Brunnekreef, Jaap ........................................ RR-PO-305-14 ..... Wed 12:00
Blanton, Sarah..................................................SI-PO-205-22....... Tue 12:00
Bryant, Elizabeth ............................................. RR-PDS-1471 ...... Thu 10:45
Blanton, Sarah..................................................SI-PO-211-21....... Tue 13:00
Buchanan, Melanie ...................................... RR-PO-204-26 ....... Tue 13:00
Blasimann, Angela........................................ RR-PO-309-18....... Thu 12:00
Bukowski, Elaine ........................................... RR-PO-306-23 ....... Tue 13:00
Bleakley, Chris ................................................ RR-PO-213-23....... Tue 12:00
Bulley, Catherine .......................................... RR-PO-211-10 ..... Wed 13:00
Bleakley, Chris ..................................................... RR-PL-2466....... Tue 13:45
Bulley, Catherine .......................................... RR-PO-305-20 ...... Thu 13:00
Bleyenheuft, Yannick................................... RR-PO-209-26...... Wed 13:00
Bunn, Lisa ........................................................... RR-PO-206-5 ...... Thu 13:00
Bloem, Bastiaan ....................................Satellite education.......... Fri 08:30
Burch, Annlee ................................................ RR-PO-202-16 ....... Tue 12:00
Bluyssen, Netty .....................................Satellite education....... Tue 08:30
Burge, Elisabeth ............................................... RR-PO-209-8 ....... Tue 12:00
Bo, Kari .................................................................. RR-PL-1844...... Wed 16:00
Burger, Marlette ................................................. RR-PL-3931 ..... Wed 08:30
Bo, Kari .................................................................. RR-PL-1631...... Wed 16:00
Burgess, Theresa ........................................... RR-PO-213-22 ....... Tue 13:00
Bogacz, Katarzyna ........................................ RR-PO-213-11...... Wed 13:00
Burke, Jimmy ................................................. RR-PO-302-20 ..... Wed 12:00
Boissonnault, Jill ................................................ RR-PL-2788...... Wed 13:45
Burke-Doe, Annie ............................................. SI-PO-201-5 ...... Thu 12:00
Boissonnault, William ....................................... RR-PL-3716...... Wed 16:00
Burtin, Chris ......................................................... RR-PL-2092 ..... Wed 13:45
Bollard, Eva ..................................................... RR-PO-307-16....... Thu 12:00
Bury, Tracy ........................................................... RR-PL-2037 ..... Wed 16:00
Bols, Esther...................................................... RR-PO-311-21...... Wed 13:00
Bury, Tracy ..................................................... WCPT seminar ...... Thu 10:45
Bonfiglio, Serena ........................................... RR-PO-308-13....... Thu 13:00
Bury, Tracy ..................................................... WCPT seminar ....... Tue 10:45
Booth, Lynn .............................................. Discussion panel....... Tue 10:45
Bury, Tracy ........................................... Networking session ....... Tue 13:45
Bosch, Pamela .................................................. RR-PO-209-3....... Tue 13:00
Butler, David ..................................... Focused symposium ..... Wed 13:45
Bostick, Geoff ................................................. RR-PO-302-19...... Wed 13:00
Butler, David ....................................................... RR-PL-3008 ....... Tue 13:45
Bottomley, Jennifer................................ Discussion panel...... Wed 16:00
Buttery, Amanda ............................................ SI-PO-201-19 ..... Wed 12:00
Boucaut, Rose .......................................Satellite education...... Mon 08:30
Buttery, Amanda .............................................. SI-PO-310-3 ....... Tue 13:00
Boucaut, Rose ..................................... Networking session....... Tue 12:15
Buurke, Jaap ..................................................... SI-PO-204-27 ..... Wed 12:00
Bourgeois Hadir, Anne .................................... SI-PO-204-1...... Wed 12:00
Cabral, Cristina .............................................. RR-PO-304-17 ...... Thu 13:00
Boyce, Rosalie ................................... Focused symposium...... Wed 08:30
Caffrey, Aoife ................................................... SI-PO-204-23 ...... Thu 13:00
Boyd, Roslyn ..................................................... RR-PDS-2932...... Wed 16:00
Cahalin, Lawrence ............................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Boyd, Roslyn ...................................... Focused symposium....... Thu 10:45
Cairns, Mindy ................................................. RR-PO-304-19 ....... Tue 13:00
Boyd, Roslyn ........................................................ RR-PL-2944...... Wed 10:45
Caladine, Lynne .................................................... RR-PL-854 ....... Tue 16:00
Boyle, Kyndall ................................................ RR-PO-205-20....... Thu 12:00
Calders, Patrick................................................. RR-PO-304-4 ....... Tue 13:00
Bozzolan, Michela ................................................SI-PL-1678....... Thu 10:45
Callegari, Bianca ........................................... RR-PO-201-26 ...... Thu 13:00
Bozzolan, Michela ...........................................SI-PO-201-16....... Tue 12:00
Callegari, Bianca ........................................... RR-PO-202-19 ...... Thu 12:00
Bradley, Judy .........................................Satellite education...... Mon 08:30
Camargo, Paula ............................................. RR-PO-305-21 ..... Wed 13:00
Braun, Susy ..................................................... RR-PO-207-23....... Tue 13:00
Camargo, Paula ................................................ RR-PO-204-7 ...... Thu 12:00
Brech, Guilherme Carlos ............................. RR-PO-311-13...... Wed 13:00
Can, Filiz ............................................................. RR-PO-306-3 ..... Wed 13:00
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Can, Filiz ............................................................. RR-PO-306-4...... Wed 12:00
Chesworth, Bert ............................................ RR-PO-207-14 ..... Wed 12:00
Can, Filiz ................................................ Networking session....... Tue 16:00
Cheung, Roy ................................................... RR-PO-212-17 ....... Tue 12:00
Canavarro, Solange ...................................... RR-PO-302-12....... Tue 13:00
Chiappa, Gaspar .............................................. RR-PO-203-9 ....... Tue 13:00
Candy, Elizabeth ..................................................SI-PL-2504....... Tue 08:30
Chiarello, Lisa ................................................. RR-PO-307-16 ..... Wed 13:00
Cann, Andrea ........................................... Discussion panel...... Wed 10:45
Chiarello, Lisa ........................................ Satellite education ........ Sat 08:30
Canning, Colleen .......................................... RR-PO-207-28....... Thu 12:00
Chiarello, Lisa ........................................ Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Canning, Colleen ............................................. SI-PDS-2345....... Tue 10:45
Chiarotto, Alessandro ................................. RR-PO-303-13 ..... Wed 13:00
Cano, Marcelo .................................................. RR-PO-212-5...... Wed 13:00
Chipchase, Lucy ................................. Networking session ..... Wed 16:00
Cano, Marcelo .................................................. RR-PO-212-4...... Wed 12:00
Chipchase, Lucy .................................................... RR-PL-447 ....... Tue 10:45
Cantarero-Villanueva, Irene ...................... RR-PO-211-13...... Wed 12:00
Chipchase, Lucy ............................................... RR-PO-203-7 ....... Tue 13:00
Capato, Tamine ............................................. RR-PO-208-14....... Thu 12:00
Chiu, Chuan-Yuan ........................................... RR-PO-306-4 ....... Tue 12:00
Cappellini, Federica ....................................... RR-PO-305-3....... Tue 13:00
Chiu, Hsiu-Ching........................................... RR-PO-206-21 ...... Thu 13:00
Cardoso, Jefferson ............................................. RR-PL-2567....... Thu 10:45
Chiu, Hsiu-Ching ........................................... RR-PO-206-18 ...... Thu 12:00
Cardoso, Jefferson .......................................... RR-PO-205-5...... Wed 12:00
Chiu, Yi-Po ........................................................ SI-PO-208-18 ...... Thu 13:00
Carpenter, Christine........................ Focused symposium...... Wed 13:45
Chiu, Yi-Po ........................................................... RR-PL-3543 ..... Wed 08:30
Carpenter, Christine.......................... Networking session...... Wed 16:00
Cho, Chiung-Yu ............................................. RR-PO-210-17 ....... Tue 13:00
Carpenter, Christine.......................... Networking session....... Thu 08:30
Chou, Chih-Hsuan ........................................... RR-PO-306-9 ...... Thu 13:00
Carvalho, Aline Carla Araújo ..................... RR-PO-213-25....... Tue 12:00
Christensen, Nicole ........................................... RR-PL-3105 ....... Tue 13:45
Casey, Emma .................................................. RR-PO-213-16....... Tue 13:00
Christie, Heather .................................................... SI-PL-592 ....... Tue 16:00
Castien, René ...................................................... RR-PL-1771....... Tue 16:00
Chu, Yu-Hsiu ..................................................... RR-PO-307-6 ...... Thu 12:00
Castro, Ana Cristina...................................... RR-PO-213-20....... Tue 13:00
Cipriano Jr., Gerson...................................... RR-PO-201-21 ..... Wed 12:00
Cattrysse, Erik ................................................. RR-PO-203-16....... Thu 13:00
Cipriano Jr., Gerson...................................... RR-PO-201-22 ..... Wed 13:00
Caulfield, Lindsey .............................. Networking session....... Tue 10:45
Claeys, Kurt .......................................................... RR-PL-2827 ...... Thu 13:45
Cavlak, Ugur ..................................................... RR-PO-207-1...... Wed 13:00
Clark, Carol ..................................................... RR-PO-310-10 ..... Wed 12:00
Cedervall, Ylva ................................................. RR-PDS-3236....... Thu 10:45
Clark, Carol ..................................................... RR-PO-207-21 ..... Wed 13:00
Chai, Huei-Ming ............................................ RR-PO-303-24....... Thu 12:00
Cleaver, Shaun ................................... Networking session ..... Wed 12:15
Chai, Huei-Ming ............................................ RR-PO-206-15....... Tue 13:00
Cleaver, Shaun .........................................Discussion panel ..... Wed 08:30
Chaipinyo, Kanda ................................... Discussion panel...... Wed 10:45
Clerckx, Beatrix .................................................. SI-PO-301-5 ..... Wed 13:00
Chaipinyo, Kanda ........................................... RR-PO-204-4....... Thu 13:00
Clifford, Amanda ................................................. SI-PL-2728 ..... Wed 16:00
Chamberlain, Sarah ....................................... RR-PO-205-1...... Wed 12:00
Clifford, Amanda .......................................... RR-PO-303-18 ...... Thu 12:00
Chanou, Konstantina ................................... RR-PO-312-16....... Tue 12:00
Clouder, Lynn ....................................................SI-PDS-2760 ..... Wed 08:30
Chao, Clare ........................................................ RR-PO-202-7...... Wed 12:00
Clynch, Holly .................................................... SI-PO-310-15 ..... Wed 13:00
Chao, Wan-Ju ................................................. RR-PO-311-12...... Wed 12:00
Coelho, Alexandre .......................................... RR-PO-308-2 ...... Thu 12:00
Chapman, Judith ............................................SI-PO-302-10....... Tue 13:00
Coenen, Pieter .................................................... RR-PL-1508 ...... Thu 10:45
Chaput, Eve..................................................... RR-PO-303-14...... Wed 12:00
Cofiño de Sá, Rafael ..................................... RR-PO-210-23 ...... Thu 13:00
Charles, David .......................................... Discussion panel...... Wed 08:30
Cole, Mary Jane ................................................. SI-PO-302-3 ....... Tue 12:00
Chastin, Sebastien ........................................ RR-PO-306-18....... Thu 12:00
Coleman, Sophie ................................................. SI-PL-3894 ....... Tue 08:30
Chau, Joyce ............................................................ RR-PL-952...... Wed 13:45
Collins, Elaine ................................................. RR-PO-303-15 ....... Tue 12:00
Chau, Rosanna MW ...................................... RR-PO-202-16...... Wed 13:00
Combs, Stephanie ........................................... RR-PO-209-9 ..... Wed 12:00
Chaudry, Aliya..................................................SI-PO-202-14....... Tue 12:00
Comerford, Mark ............................................ SI-PO-204-22 ..... Wed 13:00
Chaudry, Aliya.................................................... SI-PO-201-7....... Tue 13:00
Comin, Izabela ............................................... RR-PO-308-14 ..... Wed 13:00
Cheing, Gladys............................................... RR-PO-204-21...... Wed 12:00
Connell, Amanda .......................................... RR-PO-208-19 ...... Thu 12:00
Chen, Hongying ............................................ RR-PO-302-16....... Thu 12:00
Connell, Louise ................................................. RR-PO-207-9 ...... Thu 13:00
Chen, Hui-Ya................................................... RR-PO-201-21....... Thu 12:00
Connolly, Barbara .............................. Networking session ...... Thu 07:00
Chen, Hui-Ya..................................................... RR-PO-310-2....... Tue 12:00
Connolly, Barbara ................................ Satellite education ........ Sat 08:30
Chen, I-Hsuan................................................. RR-PO-307-11....... Thu 13:00
Connolly, Barbara ................................ Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Chen, Lucia ..................................................... RR-PO-209-10....... Thu 13:00
Conradsson, Mia ........................................... RR-PO-306-15 ...... Thu 13:00
Chen, Sheng-Chang....................................... RR-PO-312-3....... Tue 13:00
Constantinou, Maria ........................................... SI-PL-1619 ..... Wed 16:00
Chen, Szu-Hua ............................................... RR-PO-306-10....... Tue 12:00
Constantinou, Maria ...................................... SI-PO-303-15 ..... Wed 13:00
Chen, Wen-Yin ................................................. RR-PO-303-6....... Tue 12:00
Converso, Maria Estelita Rojas .................... RR-PO-212-2 ....... Tue 13:00
Cheng, Chih-Hsiu ............................................ RR-PO-204-2....... Thu 13:00
Cooney, Marese ............................................ RR-PO-210-22 ..... Wed 13:00
Cheng, Fei-Hsin ............................................... RR-PO-304-9....... Tue 12:00
Cooney, Marese ................................................. RR-PL-1298 ...... Thu 10:45
Chesbro, Steven ..............................................SI-PO-210-28....... Thu 12:00
Cooper, Kay ...................................................... SI-PO-303-23 ....... Tue 12:00
Chesterton, Linda ...........................................SI-PO-302-17...... Wed 13:00
Coote, Susan ....................................................... RR-PL-2688 ...... Thu 08:30
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Index of presenters
Presenters
Index of presenters
Coote, Susan ....................................................... RR-PL-2671....... Thu 08:30
Darne, Rakhi ........................................................ RR-PL-3725 ...... Thu 10:45
Coriolano-DaSilva, Kamary ........................ RR-PO-306-14....... Tue 12:00
Darrah, Johanna ............................................... RR-PDS-895 ..... Wed 16:00
Cornachione, Anabelle S ............................ RR-PO-303-22....... Thu 12:00
Davenport, Sally ................................................ RR-PL-1342 ..... Wed 13:45
Cornachione, Anabelle S ............................ RR-PO-303-21....... Thu 13:00
Davidson, Megan ......................................... RR-PO-308-18 ...... Thu 12:00
Corriveau, Hélène .............................................. RR-PL-1545....... Tue 08:30
Davidson, Megan .............................................. RR-PL-1593 ..... Wed 10:45
Corrêa, Clynton Lourenço.............................. SI-PO-302-3...... Wed 13:00
Dawes, Jo ............................................................. RR-PL-1731 ....... Tue 08:30
Corrêa, Clynton Lourenço.......................... RR-PO-310-22...... Wed 12:00
de Bie, Rob A. ................................................... SI-PO-202-19 ..... Wed 12:00
Corti, Gustavo ................................................ RR-PO-201-15....... Thu 12:00
de Bie, Rob A. .................................... Focused symposium ....... Tue 08:30
Costa, Leonardo ...................................Satellite education...... Wed 13:45
de Bie, Rob A. ............................................Discussion panel ..... Wed 08:30
Costa, Leonardo ...................................... Discussion panel....... Thu 08:30
de Graaf-Peters, Victorine............................ SI-PO-202-13 ..... Wed 12:00
Costa, Leonardo ............................... Focused symposium....... Tue 08:30
de Groot, Janke ............................................. RR-PO-307-24 ..... Wed 13:00
Costa, Luciola Da Cunha Menezes ................ RR-PDS-2577...... Wed 13:45
de Groot, Janke ............................................. RR-PO-307-23 ..... Wed 12:00
Costa, Luciola Da Cunha Menezes ................... RR-PL-2553....... Tue 16:00
de Lima-Alvarez, Carolina Daniel ................... RR-PO-307-2 ..... Wed 13:00
Costa, Rejane Medeiros ................................SI-PO-204-13....... Tue 13:00
de Lima-Alvarez, Carolina Daniel ................ RR-PO-308-11 ..... Wed 12:00
Cott, Cheryl ............................................... Discussion panel....... Thu 08:30
de Lipthay Behrend, Patricia ........................ SI-PO-202-7 ....... Tue 13:00
Coutts, Fiona .................................................. RR-PO-211-12...... Wed 13:00
de Oliveira Crege, Danilo R Xavier .............. RR-PO-201-19 ...... Thu 12:00
Covington, Kyle ...............................................SI-PO-301-15....... Thu 13:00
de Rooij, Aleid ............................................... RR-PO-308-22 ..... Wed 13:00
Cowell, Fiona ...................................................... SI-PO-301-5....... Tue 13:00
de Rooij, Aleid ................................................. RR-PDS-1001 ..... Wed 10:45
Creegan, Grainne .......................................... RR-PO-305-22...... Wed 12:00
de Sousa Sena, Riany ..................................... RR-PO-201-6 ..... Wed 13:00
Cribbin, Elaine ..................................................... RR-PL-3728....... Tue 11:30
de Sousa Sena, Riany .................................. RR-PO-301-12 ..... Wed 12:00
Critchley, Duncan John .............................. RR-PO-205-25....... Thu 13:00
De Wandele, Inge ......................................... RR-PO-309-18 ....... Tue 12:00
Crompton, Simon ................................... Discussion panel....... Thu 13:45
De Wit, Liesbet ................................................... RR-PL-2396 ....... Tue 10:45
Crompton, Simon ........................................ WCPT seminar....... Tue 08:30
Dean, Catherine ................................................. RR-PL-1150 ....... Tue 08:30
Cross, Patrick .........................................................SI-PL-3633...... Wed 16:00
Dean, Catherine ............................................ RR-PO-207-22 ....... Tue 12:00
Crow, J Lesley ................................................. RR-PO-308-11....... Thu 13:00
Dean, Catherine ............................... Focused symposium ....... Tue 13:45
Crowley, Hilary................................................... SI-PO-205-2....... Tue 12:00
Dean, Elizabeth .................................. Networking session ..... Wed 16:00
Cruz, Israel .......................................... Focused symposium....... Thu 08:30
Dean, Elizabeth .................................... Satellite education ....... Tue 08:30
Cruz, Israel ................................................. Discussion panel....... Thu 10:45
Dean, Elizabeth .................................... Satellite education ....... Tue 08:30
Cuesta-Vargas, Antonio I............................ RR-PO-206-22...... Wed 13:00
Dean, Elizabeth ........................................Discussion panel ..... Wed 08:30
Cuesta-Vargas, Antonio I............................ RR-PO-211-15....... Thu 13:00
Debatin, Caroline ............................................ RR-PO-304-8 ....... Tue 13:00
Cunha, Andréa ............................................... RR-PO-308-15...... Wed 12:00
Dehner, Lisa .......................................... Satellite education ...... Thu 08:30
Cunningham, Caitriona ................................ RR-PO-210-3....... Tue 13:00
Dehner, Lisa .......................................... Satellite education ...... Thu 08:30
Cunningham, Krystina .................................. RR-PO-208-3....... Tue 13:00
Dekker-Bakker, Laetitia .........................Discussion panel ....... Tue 10:45
Cupti, Fábio .................................................... RR-PO-203-16....... Tue 12:00
Dekker-Bakker, Laetitia ................... Networking session ....... Tue 07:00
Cusack, Tara .................................................... RR-PO-309-12....... Tue 12:00
Delany, Clare ..................................... Focused symposium ...... Thu 13:45
Cusack, Tara ......................................................... RR-PL-3402...... Wed 10:45
Delaune, Mary Fran ....................................... SI-PO-202-17 ...... Thu 12:00
Custers, Jan ..................................................... RR-PO-205-28....... Tue 12:00
Delaune, Mary Fran ....................................... SI-PO-211-25 ...... Thu 13:00
Cutting, Helen................................................ RR-PO-209-23...... Wed 12:00
Delaurier, Ashley .......................................... RR-PO-310-16 ..... Wed 12:00
Cyrillo, Fabio................................................... RR-PO-208-20...... Wed 13:00
Demeyere, Inge .............................................. SI-PO-209-17 ...... Thu 12:00
Cyrillo, Fabio................................................... RR-PO-307-18....... Tue 12:00
Demoulin, Christophe ................................... RR-PO-309-1 ...... Thu 13:00
DalBello-Haas, Vanina .................................... SI-PDS-3762...... Wed 13:45
Denis, Madeleine ............................................ SI-PO-302-14 ..... Wed 12:00
DalBello-Haas, Vanina ...................................... RR-PL-3670....... Thu 08:30
DePaul, Vince ........................................................ SI-PL-2640 ....... Tue 16:00
Daley, Dee ..............................................Satellite education...... Mon 08:30
Desmeules, François ................................... RR-PO-306-16 ....... Tue 12:00
Dalley-Hewer, Jayne ......................................... RR-PL-1477....... Tue 16:00
Desouza, Lorraine ........................................ RR-PO-202-12 ..... Wed 13:00
Dallmeijer, Annet ............................. Focused symposium....... Thu 10:45
Desouza, Lorraine ........................................ RR-PO-201-28 ....... Tue 12:00
Dalton, Megan .................................................... RR-PL-1144....... Thu 13:45
Dettling-Ihnenfeldt, Daniela .................... RR-PO-212-17 ..... Wed 13:00
Dalton, Megan .................................................... RR-PL-2991....... Tue 08:30
Deutsch, Judith .................................................. RR-PL-2876 ..... Wed 13:45
Dandanell, Sune ............................................ RR-PO-212-25....... Tue 12:00
Deutsch, Judith ............................................. RR-PO-208-13 ...... Thu 13:00
Daniel, Jovita .................................................... RR-PO-311-6...... Wed 12:00
Devesse, Anne ................................................. SI-PO-309-21 ...... Thu 13:00
Daniel, Sylvia .................................................. RR-PO-209-15....... Tue 13:00
Devoogdt, Nele ............................................. RR-PO-211-17 ..... Wed 12:00
Danielsson, Anna .......................................... RR-PO-208-23....... Tue 13:00
Devoogdt, Nele .................................................. RR-PL-1999 ..... Wed 13:45
Danner, Ursula ............................................... RR-PO-211-16....... Thu 12:00
Devos, Hannes.................................................... RR-PL-2125 ..... Wed 13:45
Dantile, Zola ............................................. Discussion panel...... Wed 13:45
Dhiman, Pragya ............................................... RR-PO-311-4 ....... Tue 12:00
Dantile, Zola .................................................. WCPT seminar...... Wed 08:30
Di Gangi, Giuliana ........................................... RR-PO-204-9 ....... Tue 13:00
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Diamond, Monica ................................Satellite education....... Thu 08:30
Elmahgoub, Sami ......................................... RR-PO-206-18 ..... Wed 13:00
Diamond, Monica ................................Satellite education....... Thu 08:30
Elsner, Bernhard............................................ RR-PO-208-22 ....... Tue 12:00
Dias, João Marcos ......................................... RR-PO-306-11....... Thu 13:00
Enberg, Birgit ................................................. RR-PO-210-24 ....... Tue 12:00
Dias, João Marcos ......................................... RR-PO-306-10....... Thu 12:00
Engers, Arno...................................................... RR-PO-205-6 ...... Thu 12:00
Dias, Rosângela ............................................... RR-PO-310-9....... Tue 13:00
Engeseth, Elin ..................................... Networking session ..... Wed 07:00
Diener, Ina .......................................... Focused symposium...... Wed 08:30
Englas, Kadri................................................... RR-PO-209-27 ...... Thu 12:00
Dieterich, Angela Veronika............................. RR-PL-2554....... Tue 08:30
Enkelaar, Lotte.................................................... RR-PL-3589 ....... Tue 08:30
Dimitriadis, Zacharias ....................................... RR-PL-2803....... Tue 13:45
Enomoto, Sabrina ........................................... RR-PO-312-3 ..... Wed 13:00
Dimitrova, Evgeniya .................................... RR-PO-307-14....... Tue 12:00
Erande, Renuka ............................................. RR-PO-303-15 ...... Thu 13:00
Dimitrova, Evgeniya ...................................... RR-PO-306-3....... Tue 13:00
Erande, Renuka ............................................. RR-PO-307-11 ....... Tue 13:00
Dimovska, Ana ................................................... SI-PO-211-5....... Thu 13:00
Eriksson, Lisbeth ......................................Discussion panel ...... Thu 13:45
Diong, Joanna ..................................................... RR-PL-1786....... Thu 10:45
Eriksson, Lisbeth .................................................. SI-PL-2587 ...... Thu 08:30
Diong, Joanna ................................................ RR-PO-207-11....... Tue 13:00
Eriksson, Margareta ..................................... RR-PO-206-16 ..... Wed 13:00
Dionisio, Valdeci ............................................. RR-PO-206-2...... Wed 13:00
Escorpizo, Reuben .......................... Focused symposium ...... Thu 08:30
Dixon, John ..................................................... RR-PO-305-12....... Thu 13:00
Escorpizo, Reuben .............................. Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Dodd, Karen...................................................... RR-PO-305-9....... Thu 12:00
Escorpizo, Reuben ............................ Networking session ....... Tue 13:45
Doi, Takehiko ................................................... RR-PO-307-5....... Thu 13:00
Espindula, Ana Paula ...................................... RR-PO-204-6 ...... Thu 13:00
Donnelly, Caroline ............................................. RR-PL-2736...... Wed 13:45
Espinosa Cuervo, Gisela ............................. RR-PO-202-24 ....... Tue 12:00
Doody, Catherine ......................................... RR-PO-301-12....... Thu 12:00
Europe, Eeva ....................................................... RR-PL-2501 ..... Wed 08:30
Dornelas de Andrade, Armele .................... RR-PO-213-7...... Wed 13:00
Evans, Amanda................................................... RR-PL-3743 ..... Wed 10:45
Dornelas de Andrade, Armele .........Satellite education....... Tue 08:30
Evans, Cathy ....................................................... SI-PO-303-2 ..... Wed 12:00
Dorsch, Simone ............................................. RR-PO-209-10...... Wed 13:00
Evans, Cathy ................................................... RR-PO-305-17 ....... Tue 13:00
Dorsch, Simone ................................................. SI-PO-208-9...... Wed 12:00
Faebo Larsen, Rikke ....................................... SI-PO-201-28 ..... Wed 13:00
Doussoulin, Arlette ........................................ RR-PO-309-5....... Thu 13:00
Fagevik Olsén, Monika ............................... RR-PO-303-16 ..... Wed 12:00
Drakopoulos, Konstantinos......................... RR-PO-313-5....... Tue 12:00
Falconi, Amarílis............................................ RR-PO-203-24 ..... Wed 13:00
Driusso, Patricia............................................. RR-PO-312-20...... Wed 12:00
Fallen, Claire ................................................... RR-PO-313-10 ....... Tue 13:00
Drouin, Jackie ..................................... Networking session...... Wed 10:45
Fan, Yi-Ning .................................................... RR-PO-202-23 ..... Wed 12:00
Due, Ulla .................................................Satellite education....... Tue 08:30
Fary, Robyn..................................................... RR-PO-204-16 ....... Tue 12:00
Duncan, Catharine ......................................... RR-PO-301-4...... Wed 12:00
Fasano, Joanna................................... Networking session ....... Tue 10:45
Duncan, Pamela ...................................Satellite education....... Thu 13:45
Fazey, Peter ...............................................Discussion panel ....... Tue 16:00
Dunwoodie, Ruth ...........................................SI-PO-301-16....... Thu 12:00
Feeney, Ciara .................................... Focused symposium ...... Thu 10:45
Dutton, Lisa .................................................... RR-PO-312-19....... Tue 13:00
Feland, J. Brent` ............................................ RR-PO-303-20 ...... Thu 12:00
Dziedzic, Krysia ................................... Networking session....... Thu 08:30
Feleus, Anita................................................... RR-PO-304-23 ..... Wed 13:00
Dziedzic, Krysia ................................................ RR-PDS-1535....... Thu 13:45
Feleus, Anita................................................... RR-PO-210-27 ...... Thu 13:00
Edeni, Kennedy .................................................. RR-PL-2928....... Tue 08:30
Felicio, Lilian ..................................................... RR-PO-206-3 ..... Wed 12:00
Edvinsson, Siv ..................................................... RR-PL-2522...... Wed 08:30
Fell, Dennis ....................................................... SI-PO-301-19 ..... Wed 13:00
Edwards, Ian ...................................... Focused symposium....... Thu 13:45
Fell, Dennis ..................................................... RR-PO-202-18 ...... Thu 13:00
Eftekari, Tabasom ...........................................SI-PO-211-24....... Tue 13:00
Fell, Dennis ............................................ Satellite education ...... Thu 08:30
Egan, Claire ....................................................... RR-PO-213-4...... Wed 12:00
Felt-Bersma, Richelle .......................... Satellite education ....... Tue 08:30
Eigbogba, Bukola............................................... RR-PL-1062...... Wed 08:30
Feltrim, Maria .................................... Focused symposium ..... Wed 10:45
Eksteen, Carina .................................................. SI-PO-303-9...... Wed 13:00
Ferguson, Fraser .............................................. RR-PO-310-6 ..... Wed 12:00
Ekwall, Camilla ............................................... RR-PO-206-25....... Thu 13:00
Ferguson, Gillian ................................................... RR-PL-689 ..... Wed 10:45
El-Ansary, Doa.......................................Satellite education.......... Fri 08:30
Fernandes, Beatriz ....................................... RR-PO-208-16 ....... Tue 12:00
Elazzazi, Ashraf .............................................. RR-PO-312-12....... Tue 12:00
Fernandez-Lao, Carolina ............................ RR-PO-211-22 ..... Wed 13:00
Elazzazi, Ashraf ................................................... RR-PL-3790....... Tue 13:45
Fernhall, Bo........................................ Focused symposium ..... Wed 13:45
Elbers, Roy ........................................................... SI-PO-304-7...... Wed 13:00
Ferrarello, Francesco ...................................... RR-PO-208-1 ....... Tue 13:00
Elbers, Roy ..............................................................SI-PL-2746....... Thu 13:45
Ferraresi, Cleber ............................................ RR-PO-203-22 ....... Tue 12:00
Elboim-Gabyzon, Michal ............................ RR-PO-308-22....... Tue 12:00
Ferrari, Cristina .............................................. RR-PO-204-14 ....... Tue 12:00
Elboim-Gabyzon, Michal ................................. RR-PL-2444....... Tue 16:00
Ferraz, Karla .................................................... RR-PO-310-11 ...... Thu 12:00
Elgelid, Staffan .................................................SI-PO-204-24....... Tue 13:00
Ferraz, Karla .................................................... RR-PO-310-10 ...... Thu 13:00
Elkins, Mark .......................................................... RR-PL-3136...... Wed 16:00
Ferreira, Aline ................................................ RR-PO-205-24 ..... Wed 13:00
Elkins, Mark .......................................... Networking session....... Thu 08:30
Ferreira, Cristine Homsi Jorge .................. RR-PO-312-19 ..... Wed 13:00
Ellis, Michael D ............................................... RR-PO-210-10...... Wed 13:00
Ferreira, Cristine Homsi Jorge .................. RR-PO-312-18 ..... Wed 12:00
Ellis, Michael D ............................................... RR-PO-210-13...... Wed 12:00
Ferreira, Elizabeth Alves G ............................ RR-PO-304-6 ...... Thu 12:00
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Ferreira, Margarida .........................................SI-PO-207-10....... Thu 12:00
Fuentes, Jorge ............................................... RR-PO-203-13 ....... Tue 13:00
Ferreira, Margarida ......................................... RR-PO-312-6...... Wed 12:00
Fujii, Akihiro ...................................................... RR-PO-312-5 ....... Tue 13:00
Ferreira, Paulo Henrique .............................. RR-PO-205-4....... Thu 12:00
Fujii, Eri ............................................................ RR-PO-213-11 ....... Tue 12:00
Ferreira, Silvia ................................................... RR-PO-209-4...... Wed 13:00
Fujino, Hidemi .................................................. RR-PO-201-4 ...... Thu 13:00
Feys, Peter ....................................................... RR-PO-305-17....... Thu 12:00
Fujino, Yuji ...................................................... RR-PO-209-24 ....... Tue 12:00
Fiasse, Jean ..................................................... RR-PO-203-27...... Wed 12:00
Fujita, Chikako ............................................... RR-PO-302-13 ..... Wed 13:00
Figueiredo, Sabrina ........................................... RR-PL-1564....... Thu 08:30
Fujita, Naoto .................................................. RR-PO-202-27 ....... Tue 13:00
Finger, Monika .................................................... RR-PL-3500....... Thu 10:45
Fujiwara, Takayuki........................................... RR-PO-307-4 ....... Tue 12:00
Finucane, Laura ............................................. RR-PO-207-17...... Wed 13:00
Fukuda, Wataru ................................................ RR-PO-306-1 ....... Tue 13:00
Fjellman-Wiklund, Anncristine................. RR-PO-306-18...... Wed 13:00
Fukui, Tsutomu ................................................ RR-PO-203-1 ...... Thu 12:00
Flansbjer, Ulla-Britt....................................... RR-PO-209-27....... Tue 13:00
Fukumoto, Takahiko ................................... RR-PO-209-23 ...... Thu 12:00
Fletcher-Cook, Phyllis .................................... RR-PDS-2623....... Tue 10:45
Fukumoto, Yoshihiro ..................................... RR-PO-304-4 ..... Wed 12:00
Fluet, Gerard........................................................ RR-PL-3674...... Wed 10:45
Fulk, George ...................................................... RR-PO-210-2 ....... Tue 12:00
Flynn, Tim ............................................. Networking session...... Wed 16:00
Fulk, George ................................................... RR-PO-209-25 ..... Wed 12:00
Flynn, Tim ........................................... Focused symposium....... Tue 10:45
Fullen, Brona ....................................................... RR-PL-3480 ...... Thu 08:30
Fong, S M ........................................................... RR-PO-303-9....... Tue 12:00
Furukawa, Yorimitsu ...................................... RR-PO-212-6 ....... Tue 13:00
Fonseca, Marisa ............................................. RR-PO-305-23...... Wed 13:00
Gabel, Philip ....................................................... SI-PO-308-9 ...... Thu 13:00
Fonseca, Marisa ............................................. RR-PO-210-18....... Tue 12:00
Gabel, Philip ........................................................... RR-PL-846 ....... Tue 10:45
Forget, Robert ................................................ RR-PO-210-12...... Wed 13:00
Gabel, Philip .......................................... Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Forget, Robert ................................................ RR-PO-208-15...... Wed 12:00
Gadotti, Inae ..................................................... RR-PO-207-1 ....... Tue 13:00
Forghany, Saeed ............................................. RR-PO-208-2....... Tue 12:00
Gagnon, Dany.................................................. RR-PDS-3828 ....... Tue 16:00
Forouhideh, Farima ..................................... RR-PO-303-13....... Tue 12:00
Gagnon, Dany................................................ RR-PO-205-17 ....... Tue 13:00
Forsberg, Anette ........................................... RR-PO-206-15....... Thu 13:00
Gagnon, Isabelle ........................................... RR-PO-308-20 ..... Wed 13:00
Forsberg, Anette ................................................ RR-PL-1054....... Tue 16:00
Gagnon, Isabelle ............................................... SI-PO-210-4 ...... Thu 13:00
Forsberg, Jenny ............................................... RR-PO-312-9....... Tue 13:00
Gallagher, Bill ..................................................... SI-PO-203-1 ..... Wed 12:00
Forte, Felipe Camargo .................................. RR-PO-205-1....... Thu 13:00
Gallino, Francesca ........................................... RR-PO-310-9 ..... Wed 13:00
Forti, Eli ............................................................ RR-PO-303-14....... Tue 13:00
Galvin, Rose ......................................................... RR-PL-2107 ..... Wed 13:45
Fortin, Carole.................................................. RR-PO-207-22...... Wed 12:00
Galvin, Rose .................................................... RR-PO-208-27 ..... Wed 12:00
Fortin, Carole.................................................... RR-PO-310-4....... Thu 13:00
Galán-Mercant, Alejandro ......................... RR-PO-205-26 ..... Wed 13:00
Fortini, Viola ................................................... RR-PO-209-11....... Thu 12:00
Gamada, Kazuyoshi ..................................... RR-PO-303-19 ...... Thu 13:00
Foster, Nadine................................................ RR-PO-202-28...... Wed 13:00
Gamlin, Jill .................................................Discussion panel ...... Thu 10:45
Foster, Nadine.................................................. RR-PO-211-8....... Tue 12:00
Gannotti, Mary ................................................... RR-PL-3668 ....... Tue 16:00
Foster, Nadine..................................... Networking session....... Tue 13:45
Garavaglia, Paolo............................................. RR-PO-305-7 ....... Tue 13:00
Fouladi, Rose ....................................................... RR-PL-1755....... Tue 10:45
Garcia Jalon, Elena Guiomar ..................... RR-PO-305-15 ...... Thu 12:00
Foxworth, Judy .............................................. RR-PO-310-19....... Tue 13:00
Garcia Pereira Pimentel, Raquel .............. RR-PO-201-23 ...... Thu 12:00
Franki, Inge .......................................................... RR-PL-1817....... Thu 10:45
Gard, Gunvor .................................................... RR-PO-210-8 ....... Tue 12:00
Frantz, Jose ..................................................... RR-PO-301-20...... Wed 12:00
Gard, Gunvor ........................................ Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Franzén, Erika ................................................... RR-PO-207-2....... Thu 12:00
Garikipati, Krishna Kishore ........................ RR-PO-305-11 ...... Thu 12:00
Franzén, Erika ................................................. RR-PO-207-25....... Thu 13:00
Garrett, Maria ................................................. RR-PO-305-21 ...... Thu 12:00
Fray, Mike ...............................................Satellite education...... Mon 08:30
Garrod, Rachel .................................................... RR-PL-3212 ..... Wed 13:45
Freeman, Jennifer .............................................. RR-PL-2888....... Thu 10:45
Gastaldi, Ada .................................................. RR-PO-213-12 ..... Wed 12:00
Freiberg, Alice ................................................ RR-PO-213-12....... Tue 13:00
Gatti, Roberto ................................................ RR-PO-205-14 ....... Tue 12:00
French, Helen ...................................................... RR-PL-2543....... Tue 08:30
Gatti, Roberto ................................................ RR-PO-205-13 ..... Wed 12:00
Fricke, Moni ......................................................SI-PO-204-11...... Wed 12:00
Gaughan, Caroline ....................................... RR-PO-201-22 ...... Thu 13:00
Fricke, Moni ......................................................SI-PO-313-15....... Tue 12:00
Gazzotti, Mariana ......................................... RR-PO-202-24 ..... Wed 13:00
Fritz, Julie.............................................. Networking session....... Tue 13:45
Gazzotti, Mariana ......................................... RR-PO-202-25 ..... Wed 12:00
Fritz, Stacy ..............................................Satellite education....... Thu 13:45
Geary, Michelle.................................................. SI-PO-308-8 ...... Thu 12:00
Fritz, Stacy ..............................................Satellite education....... Thu 13:45
Geary, Michelle.................................................. SI-PO-308-4 ...... Thu 12:00
Frost, Jody .......................................................... SI-PDS-2975...... Wed 08:30
Georgoudis, George .................................... RR-PO-309-10 ...... Thu 12:00
Fry, Donna ........................................................... SI-PO-303-6...... Wed 12:00
Georgoudis, George ....................................... RR-PO-308-3 ...... Thu 13:00
Frykberg, Gunilla ............................................ RR-PO-208-9....... Tue 13:00
Gerardu, Verona ........................................... RR-PO-202-15 ..... Wed 12:00
Frônio, Jaqueline .......................................... RR-PO-307-22...... Wed 13:00
Gerardu, Verona ........................................... RR-PO-303-17 ....... Tue 12:00
Frônio, Jaqueline ............................................ RR-PO-210-5....... Thu 12:00
Geroin, Christian .............................................. RR-PO-209-5 ....... Tue 13:00
Fu, Carolina .......................................................SI-PO-213-14...... Wed 12:00
Gersh, Meryl .......................................................SI-PDS-1695 ....... Tue 13:45
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Ghosh, Pradip .................................................. RR-PO-203-5...... Wed 12:00
Grant, Margaret.................................................SI-PDS-4008 ....... Tue 13:45
Gianola, Silvia Eleonora .............................. RR-PO-204-17...... Wed 12:00
Gray, Charla ....................................................... RR-PO-311-2 ....... Tue 12:00
Gijbels, Domien ............................................. RR-PO-305-22....... Thu 13:00
Gray, Heather ...................................................... RR-PL-2103 ..... Wed 13:45
Gilgen, Hans-Peter ............................................ RR-PL-1138....... Thu 08:30
Greenhalgh, Sue ......................................Discussion panel ....... Tue 16:00
Gilthorpe, Jill ....................................................SI-PO-301-15...... Wed 13:00
Gregson, Rachael K. .......................................... RR-PL-2456 ...... Thu 13:45
Gima, Hirotaka ............................................... RR-PO-306-19...... Wed 12:00
Grieve, Rob ..................................................... RR-PO-303-12 ...... Thu 12:00
Ginn, Karen ..................................................... RR-PO-304-20...... Wed 12:00
Griffin, Derek ..................................................... RR-PO-309-8 ..... Wed 13:00
Ginn, Karen ..................................................... RR-PO-304-19...... Wed 13:00
Groll, Christina ............................................... RR-PO-208-15 ....... Tue 13:00
Glaessel, Andrea ........................................... RR-PO-202-12....... Thu 13:00
Grooten, Wim ..................................................... RR-PL-3316 ..... Wed 10:45
Glaessel, Andrea ........................................... RR-PO-202-15....... Thu 12:00
Grosdent, Stéphanie ................................... RR-PO-212-24 ....... Tue 13:00
Glickman, Leslie ................................................ SI-PO-204-2...... Wed 13:00
Gross, Anita ......................................................... RR-PL-3837 ....... Tue 16:00
Glickman, Leslie .............................................. RR-PO-206-7....... Thu 13:00
Gross, Anita ....................................................... RR-PO-303-7 ....... Tue 13:00
Gloor-Juzi, Thomas ...................................... RR-PO-206-26....... Thu 12:00
Gubler, Coral .................................................. RR-PO-309-17 ...... Thu 13:00
Glover, Peter.....................................................SI-PO-301-23....... Thu 13:00
Guccione, Andrew ...........................................SI-PDS-1752 ...... Thu 10:45
Godfrey, Emma................................................... RR-PL-1462....... Thu 08:30
Gudding, Inger Helene ...................................... SI-PL-2030 ....... Tue 08:30
Godhrawala, Hamza .................................... RR-PO-305-16....... Thu 13:00
Gudmundsdottir, Vilborg .......................... RR-PO-207-17 ....... Tue 13:00
Godlwana, Lonwabo Lungile ..................... RR-PO-206-7...... Wed 12:00
Guedes, Patricia ............................................ RR-PO-212-26 ....... Tue 13:00
Godlwana, Lonwabo Lungile ................... RR-PO-204-28....... Tue 12:00
Guilcher, Sara ................................................... SI-PO-207-18 ....... Tue 12:00
Goh, Ah-Cheng ................................... Networking session....... Tue 13:45
Gummesson, Christina ................................... SI-PO-303-4 ..... Wed 12:00
Gombos, Gabriella.......................................... RR-PO-309-5....... Tue 13:00
Guo, Lan-Yuen ............................................... RR-PO-205-10 ..... Wed 13:00
Gomes, Anna .................................................... RR-PO-307-1....... Thu 13:00
Gutke, Annelie .................................................... RR-PL-3241 ..... Wed 10:45
Gomes, Anna .................................................. RR-PO-210-12....... Tue 12:00
Gutke, Annelie .................................................... RR-PL-3189 ..... Wed 10:45
Gomes, Gisele ................................................ RR-PO-307-24....... Thu 12:00
Guðjónsdóttir, Bjorg...................................... SI-PO-209-25 ...... Thu 12:00
Gomes, Matheus ............................................. RR-PO-311-9....... Tue 13:00
Gwyer, Jan ........................................................ SI-PO-302-16 ..... Wed 12:00
Gomez, Manuel ............................................. RR-PO-306-15....... Tue 13:00
Gäverth, Johan .............................................. RR-PO-308-24 ...... Thu 12:00
Gómez Conesa, Antonia ............................. RR-PO-309-16...... Wed 13:00
Haddadzadeh, Mohammad H....................... RR-PL-1684 ...... Thu 13:45
Gómez Conesa, Antonia ....................Satellite education...... Mon 08:30
Hadjigeorgiou, Christina............................ RR-PO-204-28 ...... Thu 12:00
Gómez Conesa, Antonia ....................Satellite education...... Mon 08:30
Haennel, Robert ............................................... RR-PO-307-2 ....... Tue 12:00
Gómez-Soriano, Julio .................................. RR-PO-204-10....... Tue 12:00
Haennel, Robert ............................................... RR-PO-213-6 ..... Wed 12:00
Gómez-Soriano, Julio .................................... RR-PO-207-9....... Tue 13:00
Häger, Charlotte ................................................ RR-PL-1615 ...... Thu 08:30
Gomide, Liana Barbaresco ......................... RR-PO-211-25...... Wed 12:00
Häger, Charlotte ......................................Discussion panel ..... Wed 08:30
Gonzalez, Mabel Yvonne Espinel ............... WCPT seminar...... Wed 08:30
Haglund, Emma ............................................ RR-PO-308-21 ....... Tue 13:00
González Represas, Alicia............................... SI-PO-303-1...... Wed 13:00
Hale, Leigh ........................................... Networking session ..... Wed 16:00
González Represas, Alicia.............................SI-PO-202-15....... Tue 13:00
Hale, Leigh ......................................................... RR-PO-305-7 ...... Thu 12:00
González Sánchez, Manuel........................ RR-PO-205-15....... Thu 13:00
Hale, Leigh .......................................................... SI-PO-305-8 ...... Thu 13:00
González Sánchez, Manuel.......................... RR-PO-205-9....... Tue 13:00
Hall, Mark ........................................................... RR-PO-301-3 ...... Thu 13:00
Gonçalves, Helena ............................................. RR-PL-2284...... Wed 10:45
Hall, Mark ........................................... Focused symposium ...... Thu 08:30
Gonçalves, Rui Soles .................................... RR-PO-308-24....... Tue 12:00
Halvarsson, Alexandra .................................... SI-PO-309-7 ...... Thu 13:00
Gonçalves, Rui Soles ...................................... RR-PO-309-7....... Tue 13:00
Halvarsson, Alexandra ................................ RR-PO-310-23 ....... Tue 13:00
Goodwin, Victoria ................................Satellite education.......... Fri 08:30
Hambly, Karen ............................................... RR-PO-308-10 ...... Thu 12:00
Gosling, Artur ................................................. RR-PO-309-19...... Wed 12:00
Hamm, Karen ..................................................... SI-PO-313-1 ....... Tue 12:00
Gosling, Artur ................................................. RR-PO-309-18...... Wed 13:00
Hammond, John ................................................. SI-PDS-664 ...... Thu 13:45
Gotlib, Joanna .................................................. RR-PO-202-5....... Tue 13:00
Hammond, John ........................................... RR-PO-201-22 ....... Tue 12:00
Goto, Danielle Miyuki .................................. RR-PO-213-13...... Wed 13:00
Hampanna, Banaker ....................... Focused symposium ...... Thu 08:30
Goto, Kenichi.................................................... RR-PO-301-3...... Wed 13:00
Hamshire, Claire ............................................... RR-PO-302-1 ..... Wed 13:00
Gough, Suzanne............................................... SI-PDS-1258....... Tue 10:45
Hamshire, Claire ............................................... RR-PO-204-5 ..... Wed 12:00
Gough, Suzanne..............................................SI-PO-302-12...... Wed 12:00
Hamzat, Talhatu K ............................................. RR-PL-2116 ....... Tue 10:45
Grafton, Kate .................................................. RR-PO-301-22....... Tue 13:00
Hamzat, Talhatu K ............................................. RR-PL-3247 ....... Tue 13:45
Graham, Cecilia ................................................. SI-PO-302-5...... Wed 13:00
Hanke, Timothy ............................................... SI-PO-211-28 ...... Thu 12:00
Gramani-Say, Karina .................................... RR-PO-309-22....... Tue 12:00
Hard, Julie .......................................... Focused symposium ..... Wed 08:30
Granbo, Randi .................................................... SI-PO-301-2....... Thu 12:00
Hardie, Ellen ................................................... RR-PO-211-14 ..... Wed 13:00
Grant, Margaret ....................................Satellite education.......... Fri 08:30
Harms, Michele .................................. Networking session ..... Wed 16:00
Grant, Margaret ...............................................SI-PO-211-27....... Tue 12:00
Harrison, Anne L ........................................... RR-PO-207-18 ...... Thu 12:00
Grant, Margaret .................................. Networking session....... Tue 08:30
Harrison, Anne L ............................................. SI-PO-211-27 ...... Thu 13:00
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Harrison, Liz ...................................................... RR-PDS-1073...... Wed 13:45
Hewett, Margaret ......................................... RR-PO-209-18 ..... Wed 13:00
Harrison, Liz ...................................................... RR-PO-305-2...... Wed 12:00
Hiengkaew, Vimonwan .............................. RR-PO-209-17 ....... Tue 13:00
Harrison, Liz ......................................... Networking session....... Tue 13:45
Hilburn, Nicole ................................................... RR-PL-1591 ..... Wed 16:00
Hartmeier, Anita.............................................. RR-PO-302-2....... Thu 12:00
Hilde, Gunvor.................................................... RR-PO-312-9 ..... Wed 13:00
Harvey, Lisa .......................................... Networking session...... Wed 16:00
Hill, Jonathan ...................................................... RR-PL-1490 ...... Thu 13:45
Harvey, Lisa ............................................... Discussion panel....... Thu 13:45
Hill, Keith .............................................................. RR-PL-3338 ....... Tue 08:30
Harvey, Lisa .............................................................. SI-PL-857....... Thu 08:30
Hing, Wayne ...................................... Focused symposium ....... Tue 10:45
Harvey, Lisa .......................................... Networking session....... Tue 12:15
Hirakawa, Tomoe ......................................... RR-PO-311-19 ..... Wed 13:00
Harvey, Lisa ......................................................... RR-PDS-531....... Tue 16:00
Hirao, Rikoh .................................................... RR-PO-205-16 ....... Tue 12:00
Harðardóttir, Arna ............................................ SI-PO-202-5....... Thu 12:00
Hiroshima, Reiko........................................... RR-PO-201-11 ...... Thu 12:00
Hasegawa, Masaki ........................................ RR-PO-203-17....... Thu 12:00
Hirsch, Mark .......................................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Hasegawa, Masato ........................................... SI-PO-211-2....... Thu 12:00
Hirschhorn, Andrew ........................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Hasegawa, Takashi ....................................... RR-PO-207-15....... Tue 13:00
Hirschhorn, Andrew ......................................... RR-PL-1232 ...... Thu 13:45
Hassenkamp, Anne-Marie ......................... RR-PO-309-17...... Wed 12:00
Hirschhorn, Andrew ......................................... RR-PL-1231 ...... Thu 13:45
Hassett, Leanne .................................................. RR-PL-2330....... Thu 10:45
Hislop, Jane ....................................................... RR-PO-210-1 ...... Thu 12:00
Hastings, Margaret ............................ Networking session....... Thu 12:15
Hlebs, Sonja....................................................... RR-PO-310-1 ..... Wed 12:00
Hasue, Renata ................................................ RR-PO-201-24...... Wed 13:00
Hobbelen, Hans ................................................. RR-PL-1601 ...... Thu 08:30
Hasue, Renata ................................................ RR-PO-307-11...... Wed 12:00
Hodselmans, Paul......................................... RR-PO-207-11 ..... Wed 13:00
Hata, Masafumi ............................................. RR-PO-204-12...... Wed 13:00
Hoffman, Larisa ............................................... SI-PO-302-23 ..... Wed 13:00
Hauberg, Nanna .............................................. RR-PO-208-7....... Tue 13:00
Hoffman, Larisa ................................................. SI-PO-302-7 ...... Thu 13:00
Haugland, Mildrid...........................................SI-PO-202-17....... Tue 13:00
Hoffrichter, Ruth ........................................... RR-PO-307-21 ...... Thu 13:00
Hauksdottir, Nanna ........................................ RR-PO-211-9....... Thu 13:00
Hogan, Neasa ................................................ RR-PO-305-14 ...... Thu 13:00
Hautala, Arto ..................................... Focused symposium...... Wed 13:45
Hojan, Katarzyna .......................................... RR-PO-311-23 ..... Wed 13:00
Hay-Smith, Jean ............................................... SI-PDS-3010....... Thu 13:45
Holdar, Ulrika ................................................. RR-PO-301-10 ..... Wed 12:00
Hayes, Sara ........................................................... RR-PL-3360...... Wed 10:45
Holmgren, Theresa ........................................... RR-PL-2430 ..... Wed 10:45
Hayward, Kathryn ......................................... RR-PO-209-17...... Wed 12:00
Holten, Nina ........................................ Networking session ..... Wed 10:45
Hayward, Lorna ...................................................... SI-PL-510....... Tue 08:30
Holtgrefe, Karen................................... Satellite education ...... Thu 08:30
Hayward, Lorna ...................................................... SI-PL-511....... Tue 16:00
Hood, Victoria ................................................... RR-PO-311-1 ....... Tue 13:00
Hazaki, Kan...................................................... RR-PO-307-13....... Thu 13:00
Hoogeboom, Thomas ................................. RR-PO-302-21 ...... Thu 13:00
Healey, William ................................................ RR-PO-305-9....... Tue 13:00
Hoozemans, Marco ........................................... RR-PL-1657 ...... Thu 10:45
Hebert-Losier, Kim ......................................... RR-PO-303-7....... Thu 13:00
Hopkins-Rosseel, Diana ..................................... SI-PL-2891 ....... Tue 16:00
Heerkens, Yvonne .......................................... RR-PO-210-9....... Tue 13:00
Hopkins-Rosseel, Diana................................ RR-PDS-2810 ..... Wed 08:30
Hegazy, Fatma ............................................... RR-PO-211-20...... Wed 13:00
Hopwood, Val .................................................. SI-PO-309-12 ..... Wed 13:00
Hegenscheidt, Stefan ............................ Discussion panel....... Tue 13:45
Horgan, Frances ............................................ RR-PO-307-20 ...... Thu 12:00
Heggannavar, Anand .................................... RR-PO-208-3...... Wed 13:00
Horgan, Frances ............................................ RR-PO-311-21 ....... Tue 13:00
Heinonen, Ari ................................................. RR-PO-309-16....... Tue 12:00
Horneij, Eva ....................................................... RR-PO-210-7 ....... Tue 13:00
Heinrichs, Andrea ......................................... RR-PO-209-18....... Tue 12:00
Horobin, Hazel.................................................. RR-PO-213-8 ..... Wed 12:00
Helal, Najmuddin .................................... Discussion panel...... Wed 08:30
Horst, Renata ..................................................... SI-PO-305-8 ..... Wed 12:00
Hellström, Karin............................................. RR-PO-306-17....... Thu 13:00
Houdijk, Han ....................................................... RR-PL-2838 ....... Tue 11:30
Hellyer, Nathan ................................................SI-PO-303-11...... Wed 13:00
Houghton, Pamela .............................. Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Henderson, Roberta..................................... RR-PO-305-12....... Tue 12:00
Houghton, Pamela .............................................. SI-PL-1743 ....... Tue 16:00
Hendricks, Candice ...................................... RR-PO-212-16....... Tue 13:00
Houghton, Pamela ............................................ RR-PL-2735 ....... Tue 16:00
Hendriks, Erik ...................................................... RR-PL-2984...... Wed 13:45
Howes, Nancy ................................................... RR-PO-309-9 ..... Wed 12:00
Hendriks, Erik ...................................................... RR-PL-2880...... Wed 08:30
Hsieh, Chih-Chin ........................................... RR-PO-302-19 ....... Tue 13:00
Heneghan, Nicola ........................................... RR-PO-212-2...... Wed 12:00
Hsieh, Ping-Lun ............................................. RR-PO-201-16 ..... Wed 13:00
Hensangvilai, Korakot ................................. RR-PO-307-15...... Wed 12:00
Hsu, Ar Tyan ................................................... RR-PO-205-28 ..... Wed 13:00
Henschke, Nicholas ........................................... RR-PL-2087...... Wed 10:45
Hsu, Jui-Chi ..................................................... RR-PO-303-16 ...... Thu 12:00
Herbert, Rob ........................................ Networking session...... Wed 16:00
Hsue, Bih-Jen ................................................. RR-PO-310-17 ....... Tue 13:00
Herbert, Rob ........................................................ RR-PL-3072....... Thu 08:30
Huang, Chien Hui ......................................... RR-PO-213-18 ..... Wed 12:00
Herbert, Rob ...................................... Focused symposium....... Tue 10:45
Huang, Chiung-Ying.................................... RR-PO-210-20 ....... Tue 12:00
Hermansen, Anna ......................................... RR-PO-206-16....... Tue 12:00
Huang, Hanyi ................................................. RR-PO-304-21 ..... Wed 13:00
Heron, Stuart .................................................. RR-PO-305-15...... Wed 13:00
Huang, Wei-Pin ................................................ RR-PO-303-3 ....... Tue 13:00
Herren, Kaspar .................................................SI-PO-201-21....... Tue 13:00
Hudson, Zoe........................................ Networking session ....... Tue 13:45
Hespanhol Junior, Luiz Carlos .................. RR-PO-213-14....... Tue 13:00
Hughes, Lonan ................................................. RR-PO-305-1 ...... Thu 12:00
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Hughes, Lonan .............................................. RR-PO-305-18....... Thu 13:00
Jakovljevic, Miroljub ....................................... RR-PO-205-7 ....... Tue 13:00
Hughes, Shari ...................................................SI-PO-312-17....... Tue 13:00
Jansen, Caroline W Stegink ....................... RR-PO-202-13 ....... Tue 13:00
Hughton, Anna ................................................... RR-PL-3870...... Wed 16:00
Jansma, Feyuna ............................................ RR-PO-212-27 ..... Wed 13:00
Huhn, Karen ...................................................... RR-PO-302-3....... Thu 13:00
Janssen, Anjo ................................................. RR-PO-208-20 ...... Thu 13:00
Huijnen, Ivan ....................................................SI-PO-309-14...... Wed 13:00
Janssen, Jessie ............................................... RR-PO-301-24 ....... Tue 13:00
Human, Anri ................................................... RR-PO-210-25....... Thu 13:00
Janssen, Marianne............................................ SI-PO-201-6 ....... Tue 12:00
Hummel-Berry, Kathleen............................ RR-PO-309-10...... Wed 13:00
Janssens, Lotte .............................................. RR-PO-204-20 ...... Thu 12:00
Hummelsund, Steinar ................................. RR-PO-205-11....... Tue 13:00
Janssens, Lotte .............................................. RR-PO-204-17 ...... Thu 13:00
Hung, Hsiu-Chuan ........................................ RR-PO-311-15...... Wed 13:00
Janwantanakul, Prawit .................................. RR-PO-210-4 ....... Tue 12:00
Hunter, Nicola .......................................... Discussion panel...... Wed 16:00
Janyacharoen, Taweesak ........................... RR-PO-304-16 ....... Tue 12:00
Hurkmans, Henri ................................................ RR-PL-1606...... Wed 13:45
Jäppinen, Anna-Maija ................................... SI-PO-209-12 ..... Wed 13:00
Hurley, Deirdre ................................................... RR-PL-3391....... Thu 10:45
Javanshir, Khodabakhsh ............................... RR-PO-206-8 ....... Tue 12:00
Hurley, Deirdre .............................................. RR-PO-204-19....... Thu 13:00
Jefferson, John ................................................. RR-PO-306-6 ..... Wed 12:00
Hurley, Deirdre .....................................Satellite education...... Mon 08:30
Jeffries, Lynn ..................................................... RR-PO-210-2 ...... Thu 13:00
Hurley, Michael................................................... RR-PL-1385....... Tue 08:30
Jeffries, Lynn ......................................... Satellite education ........ Sat 08:30
Hurley, Michael.............................................. RR-PO-308-20....... Tue 12:00
Jeffries, Lynn ......................................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Hush, Julia ......................................................... RR-PDS-3200...... Wed 13:45
Jeglinsky, Ira ...................................................... RR-PO-210-9 ...... Thu 12:00
Hush, Julia ....................................................... RR-PO-206-14....... Tue 12:00
Jelsma, Dorothee ......................................... RR-PO-308-17 ..... Wed 12:00
Hussey, Juliette ................................ Focused symposium....... Thu 10:45
Jelsma, Jennifer............................................. RR-PO-211-21 ...... Thu 13:00
Hwang, Ai-Wen ............................................. RR-PO-202-10....... Thu 13:00
Jelsma, Jennifer............................................. RR-PO-211-20 ...... Thu 12:00
Hwang, Chueh-Lung ........................................ RR-PL-1536....... Tue 16:00
Jelsma, Jennifer.................................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Iannucci, Marleen ...........................................SI-PO-203-28...... Wed 13:00
Jeng, Suh-Feng ........................................Discussion panel ..... Wed 08:30
Ibrahim, Mona ................................................. RR-PO-303-8....... Tue 13:00
Jenkins, Fiona ..................................... Networking session ....... Tue 13:45
Ichikawa, Tomihiro ......................................... RR-PO-209-7....... Tue 13:00
Jenkins, Fiona ................................... Focused symposium ..... Wed 08:30
Igo, Simon .......................................... Focused symposium...... Wed 13:45
Jensen, Gail M. .................................. Focused symposium ...... Thu 13:45
Ihashi, Kouji .................................................... RR-PO-212-24...... Wed 12:00
Jensen, Gail M. .................................... Networking session ....... Tue 13:45
Ihira, Hikaru .................................................... RR-PO-311-12....... Tue 12:00
Jette, Alan M. .................................... Focused symposium ...... Thu 08:30
Iida, Yuki ............................................................ RR-PO-201-5...... Wed 12:00
Jette, Alan M. ...................................... Networking session ..... Wed 16:00
Ikeda, Koji ........................................................ RR-PO-209-14....... Tue 12:00
Joensen, Jon ..................................................... RR-PO-203-4 ....... Tue 12:00
Ikezoe, Tome .................................................. RR-PO-306-20....... Thu 12:00
Joensen, Jon ..................................................... RR-PO-309-9 ....... Tue 13:00
Ikiz, Ipek ............................................................. RR-PO-306-2...... Wed 12:00
Johansson, Gudrun........................................... RR-PL-1645 ...... Thu 13:45
Ikuno, Koki ........................................................ RR-PO-209-8...... Wed 13:00
Johansson, Kajsa........................................... RR-PO-302-18 ...... Thu 12:00
Imada, Ken ........................................................ RR-PO-303-3....... Thu 13:00
John, Emmanuel ........................................... RR-PO-306-12 ..... Wed 13:00
Imagita, Hidetaka ......................................... RR-PO-201-12....... Thu 13:00
John, Emmanuel .............................................. RR-PO-302-1 ....... Tue 12:00
Inaba, Yasuko ................................................. RR-PO-306-22....... Thu 12:00
Johnson, Gill................................................... RR-PO-212-27 ....... Tue 12:00
Innocenti, Diletta .......................................... RR-PO-202-16....... Thu 13:00
Johnson, Gregory ................................ Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Inoue, Yuri ....................................................... RR-PO-210-15....... Tue 13:00
Johnson, Lorna................................................. RR-PO-213-3 ..... Wed 13:00
Irgens, Eirik Lind ............................................ RR-PO-209-11....... Tue 13:00
Johnson, Louise ................................................ SI-PO-301-7 ....... Tue 13:00
Ishida, Hiroshi ................................................ RR-PO-203-12....... Thu 13:00
Johnson, Marian ............................................. SI-PO-213-25 ..... Wed 13:00
Ishikawa, Akira ............................................... RR-PO-213-15...... Wed 13:00
Johnson, Olubusola ........................................ RR-PO-202-4 ....... Tue 12:00
Isho, Takuya .................................................... RR-PO-308-20....... Thu 12:00
Johnson, Vicky ...................................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Israel, Vera .........................................................SI-PO-201-20....... Thu 13:00
Johnson, Vicky ...................................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Israel, Vera ....................................................... RR-PO-203-15....... Tue 13:00
Johnson, Wayne .............................................. RR-PO-310-8 ...... Thu 13:00
Ito, Tomotaka ................................................. RR-PO-205-10....... Tue 12:00
Johnson, Wayne ........................................... RR-PO-213-10 ....... Tue 13:00
Itoh, Yuta ........................................................... RR-PO-201-3....... Thu 12:00
Johnston, Venerina ......................................... RR-PO-302-8 ...... Thu 12:00
Iwatsuki, Hiroyasu .......................................... RR-PO-313-3....... Tue 12:00
Johnston, Venerina ............................. Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Jaberzadeh, Shapour........................................ RR-PL-1953....... Tue 16:00
Johnston, Venerina ........................................... RR-PL-2940 ....... Tue 16:00
Jacob, Tamar ......................................................... RR-PL-549....... Tue 13:45
Jones, Alice ..................................................... RR-PO-202-26 ..... Wed 13:00
Jacobson, Inger ............................................. RR-PO-212-15....... Tue 12:00
Jones, Alice ..................................................... RR-PO-203-14 ...... Thu 13:00
Jacques, Charlotte ........................................ RR-PO-310-13...... Wed 13:00
Jones, Alice ........................................ Focused symposium ..... Wed 10:45
Jagadamma, Kavi............................................... RR-PL-2769...... Wed 10:45
Jones, Alison ....................................................... RR-PL-2875 ..... Wed 16:00
Jager, Jente ..................................................... RR-PO-206-11...... Wed 12:00
Jones, Diana ..................................................... SI-PO-301-21 ..... Wed 13:00
Jakobsen, Thomas Linding ........................ RR-PO-306-20....... Tue 12:00
Jones, Diana ..................................................... SI-PO-205-25 ....... Tue 13:00
Jakovljevic, Miroljub ......................................... RR-PL-2426....... Tue 10:45
Jones, Emma ..................................................... RR-PO-309-7 ..... Wed 12:00
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Jones, Fiona ......................................... Networking session....... Tue 13:45
Kemmis, Karen ..................................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Jones, Robert ...................................... Networking session...... Wed 12:15
Kemmis, Karen ..................................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Jones, Robert .................................... Focused symposium...... Wed 08:30
Kennedy, Eileen ............................................ RR-PO-210-12 ...... Thu 13:00
Jones, Una F ........................................................ RR-PL-1276....... Thu 10:45
Kennedy, Eileen ............................................ RR-PO-208-21 ...... Thu 12:00
Jonsson, Marcus ............................................ RR-PO-201-10...... Wed 13:00
Kennedy, Elisa ................................................. SI-PO-302-21 ..... Wed 13:00
Joseph, Conran................................................... RR-PL-1360....... Thu 13:45
Kennedy, Katrina .............................................. SI-PO-301-4 ....... Tue 12:00
Julin, Mikko ..................................................... RR-PO-210-28....... Tue 12:00
Kerr, Claire ............................................. Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Jull, Gwen ............................................................. RR-PL-1219...... Wed 16:00
Kerr, Claire ........................................................... RR-PL-1326 ..... Wed 08:30
Jull, Gwen ............................................. Networking session....... Thu 08:30
Kerr, Claire ...................................................... RR-PO-306-23 ..... Wed 12:00
Justine, Maria ................................................... RR-PO-306-5....... Thu 13:00
Kerr, Daniel ........................................................ RR-PO-205-8 ...... Thu 12:00
Kacin, Alan ........................................................ RR-PO-304-4....... Thu 12:00
Kerry, Roger ...................................................... RR-PDS-2841 ...... Thu 13:45
Kagaya, Yoshinori ........................................... RR-PO-213-4....... Tue 13:00
Kerry, Roger ........................................... Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Kage, Haruko .................................................... RR-PO-310-7....... Tue 13:00
Kerry, Roger ........................................... Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Kahraman, Ayfer ........................................... RR-PO-209-24...... Wed 13:00
Keshwani, Nadia ................................................... RR-PL-982 ..... Wed 16:00
Kai, Yoshihiro ................................................... RR-PO-205-9...... Wed 12:00
Keskinen-Rosenqvist, Riitta............................ RR-PL-2658 ..... Wed 16:45
Kainulainen, Annmari....................................SI-PO-310-17...... Wed 13:00
Kettunen, Jyrki .............................................. RR-PO-302-13 ...... Thu 13:00
Kalandyak, Oleksnadra ......................................SI-PL-1244....... Tue 10:45
Keus, Samyra......................................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Kalkdijk, Jenneke .................................Satellite education....... Tue 08:30
Keus, Samyra......................................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Kaltenbacher, Eva .............................................. RR-PL-3663....... Tue 10:45
Khalil, Hanan .................................................. RR-PO-206-20 ..... Wed 13:00
Kambalametore, Sylvia .............................. WCPT seminar....... Tue 10:45
Khan, Fayaz .................................................... RR-PO-209-12 ....... Tue 12:00
Kambalametore, Sylvia .............................. WCPT seminar...... Wed 08:30
Khan, Karim ........................................... Satellite education ..... Wed 08:30
Kamide, Naoto ................................................... SI-PO-310-5....... Tue 13:00
Kido, Satoshi .................................................. RR-PO-303-19 ....... Tue 12:00
Kamono, Arinori ............................................ RR-PO-205-17...... Wed 12:00
Kierkegaard, Marie ....................................... RR-PO-206-24 ...... Thu 12:00
Kamper, Steven .................................................. RR-PL-2311....... Tue 16:00
Kiers, Henri ..................................................... RR-PO-304-16 ...... Thu 12:00
Kamsma, Yvo.........................................Satellite education.......... Fri 08:30
Kilbreath, Sharon ............................. Focused symposium ...... Thu 10:45
Kanai, Shusaku............................................... RR-PO-310-11....... Tue 13:00
Kilbride, Cherry ............................................. RR-PO-206-19 ...... Thu 13:00
Kanazashi, Miho .............................................. RR-PO-304-5...... Wed 13:00
Kim, Kyoung ................................................... RR-PO-204-23 ..... Wed 12:00
Kaneguchi, Akinori ....................................... RR-PO-303-20...... Wed 12:00
Kim, Suhyun ................................................... RR-PO-206-26 ....... Tue 12:00
Kaneko, Fuminari ............................................ RR-PO-211-7....... Thu 13:00
Kimura, Akira..................................................... RR-PO-307-2 ...... Thu 12:00
Kaneko, Hideo ............................................... RR-PO-203-20....... Thu 13:00
King, Jenny ........................................................ RR-PO-305-2 ....... Tue 12:00
Kanemura, Naohiko ....................................... RR-PO-303-9....... Thu 13:00
King, Judy ...........................................................SI-PDS-2203 ..... Wed 08:30
Kangas, Heli .................................................... RR-PO-205-24....... Tue 12:00
Kinpara, Kazuhiro ......................................... RR-PO-309-11 ..... Wed 12:00
Kanzaki, Hideto ............................................... RR-PO-203-9....... Thu 12:00
Kishino, Asami ............................................... RR-PO-203-18 ...... Thu 13:00
Kaplan, Yonatan .............................................. RR-PO-304-5....... Thu 13:00
Kitaguchi, Takuya ......................................... RR-PO-213-19 ....... Tue 12:00
Karachi, Farhana ........................................... RR-PO-212-15...... Wed 13:00
Kitaura, Masaki .............................................. RR-PO-303-21 ..... Wed 13:00
Karasuno, Hiroshi............................................SI-PO-203-13....... Thu 12:00
Kito, Nobuhiro ............................................... RR-PO-308-13 ....... Tue 13:00
Kasahara, Satoshi .......................................... RR-PO-202-26....... Thu 13:00
Kjellman, Görel ................................................. RR-PO-307-7 ....... Tue 13:00
Katalinic, Owen .................................................. RR-PL-1366....... Thu 13:45
Klappa, Susan ................................................ RR-PO-301-14 ....... Tue 13:00
Katz-Leurer, Michal ........................................ RR-PO-308-1...... Wed 12:00
Klerks, Mariette ................................................ RR-PO-310-3 ...... Thu 12:00
Kavanagh, Helen ............................................. RR-PO-208-6...... Wed 13:00
Kleynen, Melanie .......................................... RR-PO-207-25 ....... Tue 13:00
Kawabata, Masashi....................................... RR-PO-203-25....... Thu 12:00
Kloosterman, Marieke ................................. RR-PO-302-21 ....... Tue 13:00
Kawamata, Mikio .......................................... RR-PO-303-11....... Thu 13:00
Klug, Jerry ............................................ Networking session ...... Thu 10:45
Kawano, Ichiro ............................................... RR-PO-306-18....... Tue 12:00
Knols, Ruud .................................................... RR-PO-210-26 ..... Wed 13:00
Kawano, Nami ..................................................SI-PO-207-27....... Thu 13:00
Knoop, Jesper ................................................... RR-PO-308-5 ....... Tue 13:00
Kawchuk, Greg ................................................ RR-PO-206-3....... Thu 13:00
Knuuttila, Pirjo .................................................. RR-PO-206-6 ...... Thu 12:00
Kayambu, Geetha .............................................. RR-PL-3048...... Wed 08:30
Kobara, Kenichi ............................................. RR-PO-302-17 ....... Tue 13:00
Keays, Susan L. .................................................... RR-PL-1838....... Thu 08:30
Kobayashi, Yoshio ........................................... RR-PO-203-5 ...... Thu 12:00
Keays, Susan L. .................................................... RR-PL-3411....... Tue 16:00
Koehler, Barbara ........................................... RR-PO-202-14 ...... Thu 13:00
Keeves, Jemma .............................................. RR-PO-205-11....... Thu 13:00
Koel, Gerard....................................................... RR-PO-204-1 ....... Tue 13:00
Keith, Karen ...................................................... RR-PO-203-3...... Wed 12:00
Kojima, Satoru ................................................... SI-PO-302-4 ..... Wed 12:00
Keith, Karen ......................................... Networking session...... Wed 07:00
Kokubun, Takanori....................................... RR-PO-306-13 ....... Tue 13:00
Kelly, Barbara ................................................... RR-PO-308-7...... Wed 12:00
Koldewijn, Karen............................................. RR-PDS-1370 ...... Thu 08:30
Kelly, Grainne ................................................... RR-PDS-2943...... Wed 10:45
Koli, Jarmo ........................................................... RR-PL-1534 ...... Thu 10:45
Kelly, Nancy .............................................. Discussion panel...... Wed 08:30
Kolt, Gregory ....................................... Networking session ..... Wed 16:00
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Kolt, Gregory ....................................................... RR-PL-1589....... Tue 16:00
Lantarón Caeiro, Eva Maria ....................... RR-PO-313-12 ....... Tue 13:00
Kondo, Ryo...................................................... RR-PO-208-24....... Tue 12:00
Lapanantasin, Saitida .................................. RR-PO-310-16 ....... Tue 12:00
Kooijman, Margit .......................................... RR-PO-305-17...... Wed 13:00
LaPier, Tanya .................................................. RR-PO-206-13 ..... Wed 12:00
Kooncumchoo, Patcharee ......................... RR-PO-304-14....... Tue 13:00
LaPier, Tanya ....................................................... RR-PL-2899 ...... Thu 13:45
Korniloff, Katariina ............................................. RR-PL-3385...... Wed 16:00
LaPier, Tanya ......................................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Kortianou, Eleni ............................................... RR-PO-206-6...... Wed 13:00
LaPier, Tanya ......................................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Kortianou, Eleni ............................................... RR-PO-202-2....... Tue 12:00
Larin, Helene ...................................................... SI-PO-307-4 ..... Wed 13:00
Kota, Munetsugu .......................................... RR-PO-202-23....... Thu 12:00
Larsen, Lars Henrik ......................................... SI-PO-201-14 ....... Tue 12:00
Kotila, Karen ....................................................... SI-PO-213-2....... Tue 13:00
Larsson, Agneta ............................................... RR-PO-210-6 ....... Tue 12:00
Koyama, Takayuki ......................................... RR-PO-212-18....... Tue 13:00
Larsson, Thomas ................................................... RR-PL-412 ....... Tue 10:45
Krawczyk, Maciej........................................... RR-PO-208-21...... Wed 12:00
Laufer, Yocheved............................... Networking session ..... Wed 16:00
Kristensen, Morten Tange............................... RR-PL-1031....... Thu 10:45
Laufer, Yocheved.......................................... RR-PO-209-22 ...... Thu 13:00
Kristensen, Morten Tange............................... RR-PL-1046....... Thu 13:45
Lauhoff, Paula ................................................ RR-PO-208-16 ...... Thu 12:00
Kromer, Thilo Oliver ..................................... RR-PO-305-16...... Wed 12:00
Laurentino, Gória ......................................... RR-PO-309-14 ...... Thu 12:00
Kruger, Jonathon .................................... Discussion panel...... Wed 10:45
Laurentino, Gória ......................................... RR-PO-309-15 ...... Thu 13:00
Kruger, Jonathon ................................................ SI-PDS-993....... Tue 13:45
Lauret, Gert-Jan ............................................ RR-PO-202-11 ..... Wed 12:00
Kubo, Masayoshi ............................................. RR-PO-205-2...... Wed 13:00
Lauret, Gert-Jan ................................................. RR-PL-1904 ...... Thu 13:45
Kubota, Satoshi ............................................... RR-PO-213-6....... Tue 13:00
Laurila, Maarit .................................................... SI-PO-302-5 ....... Tue 12:00
Kumar, Deepak .............................................. RR-PO-206-12....... Tue 12:00
Lazaro, Rolando ............................................ RR-PO-207-22 ...... Thu 12:00
Kumar, Praveen ............................................... RR-PO-208-4...... Wed 13:00
Leach, Janine ...................................................... RR-PL-2148 ..... Wed 10:45
Kumar, Rakesh .................................................SI-PO-206-23...... Wed 12:00
Learmonth, Yvonne ..................................... RR-PO-304-23 ...... Thu 12:00
Kumar, Senthil ...................................................... RR-PL-335...... Wed 16:00
Learmonth, Yvonne ..................................... RR-PO-305-10 ...... Thu 13:00
Kumar, Senthil .................................... Networking session....... Tue 13:45
Ledergerber, Cécile ......................................... SI-PO-313-9 ....... Tue 12:00
Kuramoto-Ahuja, Tsugumi ........................ RR-PO-208-25....... Thu 12:00
Lee, Byoung-Hee .......................................... RR-PO-307-12 ..... Wed 13:00
Kurosawa, Kazuo........................................... RR-PO-201-18....... Tue 12:00
Lee, Byoung-Hee .......................................... RR-PO-208-13 ..... Wed 12:00
Kurre, Annette ................................................. RR-PO-207-3....... Thu 13:00
Lee, Edwin............................................................ RR-PL-2321 ..... Wed 13:45
Kurunsaari, Merja .......................................... RR-PO-202-19....... Tue 13:00
Lee, Haejung ...................................................... RR-PDS-213 ..... Wed 13:45
Kurz, Eduard ................................................... RR-PO-205-15...... Wed 12:00
Lee, Haejung .............................................Discussion panel ....... Tue 16:00
Kushner, Susan ................................................ RR-PO-212-4....... Tue 13:00
Lee, Hsing-Hsan ............................................ RR-PO-307-19 ....... Tue 13:00
Kusumoto, Yasuaki......................................... RR-PO-310-1....... Thu 12:00
Lee, Sangun.................................................... RR-PO-212-23 ..... Wed 13:00
Kuys, Suzanne .................................................. RR-PO-201-8...... Wed 13:00
Lee, Shin-Da ................................................... RR-PO-311-11 ..... Wed 13:00
Kuys, Suzanne ................................................ RR-PO-208-20....... Tue 12:00
Lee, Yun-Ju ..................................................... RR-PO-210-11 ....... Tue 13:00
Kwah, Li Khim ..................................................... RR-PL-2612...... Wed 10:45
Lehtola, Vesa ..................................................... RR-PO-308-6 ...... Thu 12:00
Kwah, Li Khim ..................................................... RR-PL-2646...... Wed 10:45
Leite Queiroga Basto, Rodrigo ................. RR-PO-204-20 ....... Tue 12:00
Kwakkel, Gert ........................................Satellite education.......... Fri 08:30
Leitner, Monika .................................................. RR-PL-1337 ....... Tue 13:45
Kwakkel, Gert .................................... Focused symposium....... Tue 13:45
Lelieveld, Otto .................................................. RR-PO-310-6 ...... Thu 13:00
Kyte, Derek...................................................... RR-PO-206-22....... Tue 12:00
Lennon, Sheila ....................................................... RR-PL-833 ....... Tue 16:00
Laakso, Liisa ......................................................SI-PO-211-19...... Wed 12:00
Lennon, Sheila .................................................. RR-PO-209-7 ..... Wed 12:00
Laekeman, Maria-Anna............................... RR-PO-201-11....... Tue 13:00
Leskela, Johanna .............................................. SI-PO-202-2 ...... Thu 13:00
Lai, Chung-Chun ........................................... RR-PO-212-14...... Wed 12:00
Leskela, Johanna .............................................. SI-PO-202-6 ....... Tue 12:00
Lakke, Sandra ................................................. RR-PO-304-11...... Wed 13:00
Leung, Pet Ming ................................................ RR-PL-3797 ....... Tue 13:45
Lambeck, Johan .............................................. RR-PO-312-6....... Tue 12:00
Levesque, Lenerdene......................... Satellite education ..... Wed 08:30
Lambiase, Simone ........................................ RR-PO-207-14....... Thu 12:00
Levis, Annie ........................................................ SI-PO-301-8 ...... Thu 12:00
Lambiase, Simone ........................................ RR-PO-304-18....... Thu 13:00
Levran, Igal ....................................................... SI-PO-211-13 ...... Thu 13:00
Lamers, Ilse ..................................................... RR-PO-305-19....... Thu 12:00
Levy, Ellen ....................................................... RR-PO-211-15 ..... Wed 12:00
Landry, Michel ......................................... Discussion panel...... Wed 13:45
Lewis, Carole ......................................... Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Landry, Michel ............................................... RR-PO-305-12...... Wed 12:00
Lewis, Carole ......................................... Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Landry, Michel ......................................................SI-PL-3933...... Wed 16:45
Lewis, Eric........................................................... RR-PO-207-2 ..... Wed 12:00
Landry, Michel .................................... Networking session....... Thu 08:30
Li, Meng Fang .................................................. SI-PO-303-23 ..... Wed 13:00
Lane, Donncha .............................................. RR-PO-206-10....... Thu 12:00
Li, Wei-Chun ................................................... RR-PO-311-18 ..... Wed 12:00
Lane, Isabel ........................................................ SI-PDS-1213...... Wed 16:00
Liao, Hua-Fang ................................................. RR-PO-308-3 ..... Wed 12:00
Lane, Judith .................................................... RR-PO-305-20....... Tue 12:00
Liebano, Richard .............................................. RR-PO-204-6 ....... Tue 12:00
Lane, Judith ......................................................... RR-PL-2089....... Tue 13:45
Liebano, Richard ........................................... RR-PO-202-23 ....... Tue 13:00
Lansinger, Birgitta .......................................... RR-PO-310-2...... Wed 13:00
Liebert, Ann .................................................... RR-PO-204-24 ...... Thu 12:00
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Lievens, Pierre ..................................................SI-PO-210-17...... Wed 12:00
Lundin-Olsson, Lillemor .................................. RR-PL-2559 ....... Tue 10:45
Liing, Rong-Jiuan ............................................ RR-PO-207-6....... Tue 12:00
Lundkvist Josenby, Annika ............................ RR-PL-1459 ..... Wed 10:45
Lin, Cheng-Feng............................................ RR-PO-309-11....... Tue 13:00
Lundvik Gyllensten, Amanda ................... RR-PO-206-21 ..... Wed 12:00
Lin, Christine ....................................... Networking session...... Wed 16:00
Lung, Maria....................................................... RR-PDS-3802 ...... Thu 08:30
Lin, Christine ....................................................... RR-PL-1587....... Thu 08:30
Luniewski, Jacek ............................................. SI-PO-303-22 ....... Tue 13:00
Lin, Heui-Fen .................................................. RR-PO-210-24...... Wed 13:00
Luomajoki, Hannu........................................ RR-PO-205-18 ...... Thu 12:00
Lin, I-Cheng ...................................................... RR-PO-209-9....... Tue 13:00
Luomajoki, Hannu............................................ SI-PO-302-2 ....... Tue 13:00
Lin, Jiu-Jenq ...................................................... RR-PO-203-7....... Thu 12:00
Luque, Alexandre ......................................... RR-PO-213-23 ..... Wed 13:00
Lin, Kuan Yin ................................................... RR-PO-210-27...... Wed 12:00
Lustosa, Lygia ................................................ RR-PO-312-16 ..... Wed 12:00
Lin, Kwan-Hwa ............................................... RR-PO-208-11....... Thu 13:00
Luthman, Annika ............................................. RR-PO-202-1 ..... Wed 12:00
Lin, Pay-Shin ................................................... RR-PO-307-18....... Thu 12:00
Lygren, Hildegunn ............................................ RR-PL-3296 ...... Thu 10:45
Lin, Pei-Yi .............................................................. RR-PL-3845....... Tue 16:00
Maart, Soraya .................................... Focused symposium ...... Thu 08:30
Lin, Po-Chou ................................................... RR-PO-204-17....... Tue 13:00
Maart, Soraya ......................................................... RR-PL-961 ..... Wed 16:45
Lin, Sang-I.......................................................... RR-PO-310-6....... Tue 12:00
Maas, Marjo .................................................... RR-PO-301-22 ...... Thu 12:00
Lin, Suh-Jen .................................................... RR-PO-305-10....... Tue 12:00
MacAdams, David ........................................... RR-PO-309-5 ..... Wed 12:00
Lindberg, Påvel ............................................. RR-PO-208-26....... Tue 12:00
MacDermid, Joy C ............................. Networking session ...... Thu 08:30
Lindsay, Suzanne ............................................ RR-PO-301-7...... Wed 13:00
MacDermid, Joy C ........................................... RR-PO-308-1 ....... Tue 13:00
Lindström, Britta ........................................... RR-PO-208-23...... Wed 12:00
Macedo, Osmair ............................................... RR-PO-207-7 ...... Thu 13:00
Lipardo, Donald .............................................. RR-PO-208-5....... Tue 13:00
Macedo, Osmair ............................................ RR-PO-205-12 ....... Tue 12:00
Littke, Nancy..................................................... RR-PO-302-9....... Thu 13:00
Machado, Gustavo ....................................... RR-PO-205-16 ...... Thu 12:00
Little, Helen ......................................................... RR-PL-1977....... Tue 16:00
Machado, Gustavo .......................................... RR-PO-210-1 ..... Wed 12:00
Liu, Wen-Yu .................................................... RR-PO-306-16...... Wed 13:00
MacKay-Lyons, Marilyn.................... Networking session ...... Thu 08:30
Liu, Wen-Yu .................................................... RR-PO-207-12....... Thu 12:00
MacKay-Lyons, Marilyn...................................... SI-PL-2863 ....... Tue 08:30
Lockner, Mia .................................................. WCPT seminar....... Tue 08:30
MacKay-Lyons, Marilyn.................................... RR-PL-2776 ....... Tue 16:00
Logghe, Inge ....................................................... RR-PL-3166....... Tue 10:45
Mackey, Martin ..................................... Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Lonnemann, Margaret .................................... SI-PO-302-8...... Wed 12:00
Mackey, Martin ................................................... RR-PL-2334 ....... Tue 16:00
Lopes, Alexandre Dias................................... RR-PO-205-6...... Wed 13:00
Mackey, Martin ................................................ SI-PO-210-19 ....... Tue 13:00
Lopes, Antonio M F ........................... Networking session...... Wed 16:00
Mackney, Jennifer ............................................. RR-PL-3157 ..... Wed 16:00
Lopes, Antonio M F ..................................... WCPT seminar....... Tue 10:45
Mackney, Jennifer ........................................ RR-PO-213-17 ..... Wed 13:00
Loureiro, Ana Paula ........................................ RR-PO-201-6....... Thu 13:00
Maddocks, Matthew.................................... RR-PO-211-11 ..... Wed 12:00
Louw, Adriaan ................................... Focused symposium...... Wed 13:45
Maddocks, Matthew......................................... RR-PL-2631 ..... Wed 13:45
Low, Sheryl ..................................................... RR-PO-208-26....... Thu 13:00
Maejima, Hiroshi ........................................... RR-PO-311-18 ....... Tue 12:00
Low, Sheryl ..................................................... RR-PO-306-13...... Wed 12:00
Maenhout, Annelies ......................................... RR-PL-1378 ..... Wed 10:45
Low Choy, Nancy .......................................... RR-PO-309-23....... Tue 13:00
Maeoka, Hiroshi ............................................ RR-PO-311-22 ....... Tue 12:00
Low Choy, Nancy ............................................... RR-PL-3440....... Tue 10:45
Magalhães, Maurício Oliveira ................... RR-PO-205-26 ...... Thu 12:00
Lowe, Anna ....................................................... RR-PO-212-3....... Tue 12:00
Magina, Vitor Hugo ........................................ RR-PO-206-1 ...... Thu 13:00
Lowe, Audrey ...................................................SI-PO-301-15....... Tue 12:00
Magnussen, Liv ............................................... RR-PDS-1967 ...... Thu 08:30
Lowe, Rachael .......................................... Discussion panel....... Thu 13:45
Magnussen, Liv .................................................. RR-PL-1624 ..... Wed 10:45
Lowe, Rachael ......................................................... SI-PL-655....... Thu 08:30
Maiocchi, Serena ............................................ SI-PO-207-13 ...... Thu 13:00
Lowen, David ..................................................... SI-PO-201-3....... Tue 12:00
Majong, Hans ............................................Discussion panel ...... Thu 08:30
Lu, Xi Ruth ....................................................... RR-PO-311-14....... Tue 12:00
Mak, Margaret ...................................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Luder, Gere ......................................................... SI-PO-302-7...... Wed 13:00
Makiura, Daisuke .......................................... RR-PO-211-11 ....... Tue 13:00
Luder, Gere ......................................................... RR-PDS-489....... Tue 08:30
Makizako, Hyuma ......................................... RR-PO-306-23 ...... Thu 13:00
Ludvigsson, Maria ........................................ RR-PO-312-23...... Wed 13:00
Maleka, Med ................................................... RR-PO-208-11 ....... Tue 13:00
Lue, Yi-Jing...................................................... RR-PO-307-13...... Wed 12:00
Malkia, Esko ....................................... Focused symposium ....... Tue 08:30
Luedtke, Kerstin ................................................. RR-PL-3210...... Wed 16:00
Maly, Monica ....................................................... RR-PL-3693 ...... Thu 10:45
Luginbuehl Greco, Helena ........................... RR-PO-311-1...... Wed 13:00
Maly, Monica .................................................... RR-PDS-3817 ....... Tue 08:30
Luginbuehl Greco, Helena ........................... RR-PO-311-2...... Wed 12:00
Mandrusiak, Allison ....................................... SI-PO-210-22 ...... Thu 12:00
Lui, Donald ........................................................... RR-PL-1738....... Thu 08:30
Mandrusiak, Allison ............................................ SI-PL-3094 ....... Tue 08:30
Luijsterburg, PAJ ........................................... RR-PO-204-10....... Thu 12:00
Manie, Shamila .............................................. RR-PO-213-10 ..... Wed 12:00
Luijsterburg, PAJ ................................................ RR-PL-3573....... Thu 13:45
Manlapaz, Donald ........................................... RR-PO-210-6 ..... Wed 13:00
Luk, Tat Hei ..................................................... RR-PO-207-24...... Wed 12:00
Mannerkorpi, Kaisa ...................................... RR-PO-308-23 ....... Tue 13:00
Lundberg, Mari .............................................. RR-PO-309-23...... Wed 12:00
Manners, Jane .................................................... RR-PL-3490 ..... Wed 08:30
Lundberg, Mari .............................................. RR-PO-309-24...... Wed 13:00
Manning, Victoria .............................................. RR-PL-1616 ....... Tue 08:30
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Manns, Trish ....................................................... SI-PO-302-1....... Thu 13:00
McDonough, Suzanne ....................... Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Mansour Tawfik, Dina.................................. RR-PO-303-17....... Thu 13:00
McDonough, Suzanne ....................... Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Marconi, Nadia .............................................. RR-PO-204-28...... Wed 13:00
McDonough, Suzanne ................................ RR-PO-303-20 ....... Tue 13:00
Marconi, Nadia .............................................. RR-PO-205-27...... Wed 12:00
McDowell, Brona .......................................... RR-PO-210-13 ...... Thu 12:00
Maria Amado João, Sílvia ........................... RR-PO-209-18....... Thu 13:00
McDowell, Brona ................................. Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Maribo, Thomas ............................................ RR-PO-204-12....... Thu 12:00
McEwen, Sara ................................................ RR-PO-211-23 ..... Wed 12:00
Maribo, Thomas ............................................ RR-PO-204-13....... Thu 13:00
McGinnis, Patricia ......................................... RR-PO-207-26 ...... Thu 12:00
Marks, Miriam ................................................ RR-PO-206-17....... Tue 13:00
McGinnis, Patricia ........................................... RR-PDS-3049 ....... Tue 13:45
Marques, Amelia Pasqual........................... RR-PO-203-28....... Tue 12:00
McGinty, Susan ............................................. RR-PO-204-14 ..... Wed 13:00
Marques, Amelia Pasqual........................... RR-PO-205-23...... Wed 12:00
McGinty, Susan .................................................. RR-PL-2256 ....... Tue 10:45
Martin, Bernadette .......................................... SI-PDS-2191....... Tue 10:45
McKenna, Suzanne ......................................... RR-PO-210-1 ....... Tue 13:00
Martins, Anabela ............................................. RR-PO-202-8...... Wed 13:00
McLean, Linda .................................................... RR-PL-2570 ..... Wed 13:45
Martins, Anabela ............................................... SI-PO-305-4....... Tue 12:00
McLean, Linda .................................................... RR-PL-2588 ..... Wed 13:45
Martins, Emerson Fachin ............................ RR-PO-202-11....... Thu 12:00
McLean, Sionnadh ............................................ RR-PL-3564 ...... Thu 10:45
Martins, Emerson Fachin ............................ RR-PO-208-18....... Tue 12:00
McLean, Sionnadh ............................................ RR-PL-3583 ....... Tue 16:00
Mason, Elizabeth .................................................. RR-PL-786....... Thu 08:30
McNair, Peter ...................................................... RR-PL-3266 ....... Tue 16:00
Mason, Marjon ................................................. RR-PO-303-2....... Thu 12:00
McNamara, Eoin............................................ RR-PO-211-17 ....... Tue 13:00
Mason, Marjon ................................................. RR-PO-303-1....... Thu 13:00
McPhail, Stacey .................................................... SI-PL-3415 ..... Wed 10:45
Mastrangelo, M. Alysia .................................. RR-PO-212-5....... Tue 12:00
Meeus, Mira ....................................................... RR-PO-202-5 ..... Wed 12:00
Mateo, Sebastien ............................................ RR-PO-204-8....... Thu 13:00
Meeus, Mira .................................................... RR-PO-308-18 ....... Tue 12:00
Matheus, Joao Paulo Chieregato .............. RR-PO-213-3....... Tue 12:00
Mehrholz, Jan ................................................ RR-PO-208-10 ....... Tue 12:00
Matsuda, Fumiyo .......................................... RR-PO-209-22....... Tue 12:00
Mehrholz, Jan ................................................ RR-PO-208-25 ....... Tue 13:00
Matsumoto, Daisuke ................................... RR-PO-304-20....... Tue 12:00
Mehrholz, Jan ................................... Focused symposium ....... Tue 08:30
Matsumoto, Hiromi ........................................ RR-PO-307-5....... Tue 13:00
Mehta, Saurabh............................................. RR-PO-302-17 ...... Thu 13:00
Matsuo, Nana ................................................. RR-PO-204-21....... Thu 13:00
Mehta, Saurabh.................................................. RR-PL-1273 ...... Thu 10:45
Matsuya, Ayako ............................................. RR-PO-311-16...... Wed 12:00
Meldrum, Dara ................................................... RR-PL-3242 ...... Thu 13:45
Matsuzawa, Ryota .......................................... RR-PO-211-5....... Tue 13:00
Meldrum, Dara .............................................. RR-PO-205-21 ..... Wed 12:00
Mattern-Baxter, Katrin .................................. RR-PO-307-1...... Wed 12:00
Melo, Cristina ................................................. RR-PO-304-14 ...... Thu 12:00
Mattern-Baxter, Katrin ..................................... RR-PL-2856...... Wed 08:30
Melo, Cristina ...................................................... RR-PL-2903 ....... Tue 10:45
Mattiello-Sverzut, Ana Cláudia .................. RR-PO-304-9....... Thu 13:00
Mendes, Felipe ................................................. RR-PO-208-2 ...... Thu 12:00
Mattiello-Sverzut, Ana Cláudia ................ RR-PO-308-19....... Tue 13:00
Mendes, Felipe ................................................. RR-PO-208-1 ...... Thu 13:00
May, Stephen ................................................. RR-PO-303-18...... Wed 12:00
Mendis, M. Dilani ............................................. RR-PO-303-4 ...... Thu 12:00
May, Stephen ................................................. RR-PO-303-19...... Wed 13:00
Meyer, Erna Rosenlund ................................. RR-PO-303-3 ..... Wed 13:00
Mayston, Margaret ......................................... RR-PO-210-4...... Wed 13:00
Meyer, Katharina .......................................... RR-PO-309-10 ....... Tue 12:00
Mbambo-Kekana, Nonceba ...................... RR-PO-310-12...... Wed 12:00
Meyer, Patricia .................................................. RR-PO-203-5 ....... Tue 13:00
Mbambo-Kekana, Nonceba ........................... RR-PL-1343....... Tue 16:00
Meyer, Patricia ............................................... RR-PO-203-24 ....... Tue 12:00
Mc Neely, Margie ............................. Focused symposium....... Thu 10:45
Michaelson, Peter ......................................... RR-PO-211-15 ....... Tue 13:00
McAvoy, Jodey ................................................ RR-PO-308-1....... Thu 13:00
Michaleff, Zoe ..................................................... RR-PL-3128 ....... Tue 16:00
McCandless, Paula............................................. RR-PL-2691....... Thu 09:15
Michel, Paul ...................................................... RR-PDS-3918 ..... Wed 10:45
McCarthy, Chris ................................ Focused symposium....... Tue 10:45
Michiels, Sarah .............................................. RR-PO-204-20 ..... Wed 13:00
McCarthy, Christopher................................ RR-PO-207-28...... Wed 12:00
Micoli Sampaio, Bernardo ............................. SI-PO-211-6 ..... Wed 13:00
McCarthy, Christopher................................ RR-PO-207-27...... Wed 13:00
Mikaelsson, Katarina ................................... RR-PO-211-14 ....... Tue 12:00
McCaskey, Michael ......................................... RR-PDS-1849....... Thu 08:30
Mikkelsen, Lone Ramer ................................. RR-PO-308-3 ....... Tue 13:00
McCaskey, Michael ....................................... RR-PO-308-21....... Thu 13:00
Millar, Jane ........................................... Networking session ...... Thu 12:15
McClellan, Carey .................................................. RR-PL-822....... Tue 16:00
Miller, Janice ......................................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
McCoy, Sarah ................................................. RR-PO-308-16...... Wed 13:00
Miller, Janice ......................................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
McCoy, Sarah ........................................Satellite education.........Sat 08:30
Miller, Jordan ..................................................... SI-PO-302-5 ...... Thu 13:00
McCoy, Sarah ........................................Satellite education.......... Fri 08:30
Miller, Patricia ..................................................... RR-PL-2185 ..... Wed 16:00
McCoy, Sarah ........................................Satellite education.......... Fri 08:30
Miller, Patricia ................................................... RR-PO-311-7 ....... Tue 13:00
McCoy, Sarah ................................................. RR-PO-307-21...... Wed 12:00
Milligan, James................................................... RR-PL-2731 ....... Tue 13:45
McCreesh, Karen ................................................ RR-PL-3321....... Thu 13:45
Mills, Ruth ....................................................... RR-PO-304-10 ....... Tue 13:00
McCreesh, Karen ............................................. RR-PDS-3309....... Tue 10:45
Mimori, Yukako ................................................ RR-PO-205-9 ...... Thu 13:00
McCrum, Carol ................................................. RR-PO-302-4....... Thu 12:00
Mitchell, Ulrike ................................................. RR-PO-207-4 ...... Thu 12:00
McDermott, Ailish........................................... RR-PDS-1161....... Tue 16:00
Mitchell, Ulrike .............................................. RR-PO-202-26 ....... Tue 12:00
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Miura, Misa...................................................... RR-PO-202-25....... Tue 13:00
Mothabeng, Joyce ............................................... RR-PL-893 ...... Thu 10:45
Miwa, Makoto ................................................ RR-PO-203-27....... Tue 13:00
Mothabeng, Joyce ............................................... RR-PL-892 ....... Tue 10:45
Miyamoto, Gisela .......................................... RR-PO-205-22....... Thu 12:00
Mottram, Sarah ............................................. RR-PO-304-22 ..... Wed 12:00
Miyazaki, Junya ............................................. RR-PO-306-14....... Thu 12:00
Mottram, Sarah ............................................. RR-PO-304-17 ..... Wed 13:00
M'kumbuzi, Vyvienne ............................ Discussion panel....... Thu 08:30
Mousavi, Seyed Javad ................................. RR-PO-207-16 ..... Wed 12:00
M'kumbuzi, Vyvienne .................................. RR-PO-211-17....... Thu 13:00
Mousavi, Seyed Javad .................................... RR-PO-203-2 ...... Thu 13:00
M'kumbuzi, Vyvienne ....................................... RR-PL-2120....... Tue 08:30
Moustafa, Ibrahim ........................................ RR-PO-206-11 ....... Tue 13:00
Mlenzana, Nondwe ...................................... RR-PO-211-14....... Thu 12:00
Moutzouri, Maria ............................................. RR-PO-208-2 ..... Wed 12:00
Mochizuki, Hisashi ........................................ RR-PO-309-12....... Thu 12:00
Mtshali, Siphe ................................................... RR-PO-213-5 ....... Tue 12:00
Moe, Siri ............................................................... SI-PO-305-1....... Tue 13:00
Mudzi, Witness .............................................. RR-PO-207-28 ....... Tue 12:00
Moerchen, Victoria ....................................... RR-PO-308-10...... Wed 13:00
Mueller, Janice ................................................ SI-PO-211-23 ....... Tue 12:00
Moffat, Marilyn .....................................Satellite education.......... Fri 08:30
Mueller, Janice ................................. Focused symposium ..... Wed 08:30
Moffat, Marilyn ............................................. WCPT seminar....... Tue 16:00
Mueller, Karen ............................................... RR-PO-210-20 ..... Wed 13:00
Moffat, Marilyn ........................................ Discussion panel....... Tue 13:45
Mueller, Karen ................................................. SI-PO-301-18 ....... Tue 13:00
Moffat, Marilyn ............................................. WCPT seminar...... Wed 08:30
Muir, Susan ........................................................ RR-PO-312-7 ....... Tue 13:00
Moffet, Hélène .................................................... RR-PL-2861....... Thu 08:30
Mulligan, Hilda .............................................. RR-PO-304-24 ...... Thu 13:00
Mogollón, Amparo ................................. Discussion panel...... Wed 13:45
Mulligan, Hilda ................................................. RR-PO-209-9 ...... Thu 12:00
Moloney, Niamh.............................................. RR-PO-309-1...... Wed 12:00
Mulligan, Hilda ..................................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Moloney, Niamh.............................................. RR-PO-308-5....... Thu 13:00
Mulligan, Hilda ..................................... Satellite education ........ Sat 08:30
Monaghan, Brenda ...................................... RR-PO-202-20....... Tue 12:00
Multanen, Juhani............................................... RR-PL-3138 ....... Tue 16:00
Monaghan, Brenda ...................................... RR-PO-305-19....... Tue 13:00
Munari, Daniele ................................................. RR-PDS-601 ..... Wed 16:00
Monbaliu, Elegast ........................................... RR-PO-309-8....... Thu 12:00
Munneke, M ..................................................... SI-PO-208-10 ...... Thu 12:00
Monga, Aastha .............................................. RR-PO-311-17....... Tue 13:00
Munneke, M .......................................... Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Monteiro de Araujo, Juliana ........................SI-PO-212-20...... Wed 12:00
Murakami, Kenichi .......................................... RR-PO-210-8 ..... Wed 13:00
Montes-Molina, Ramon ................................ RR-PO-203-1....... Tue 13:00
Murakami, Shinichiro .................................. RR-PO-201-13 ...... Thu 12:00
Moore, Ann P ...................................... Networking session....... Thu 08:30
Muraki, Takayuki ........................................... RR-PO-305-13 ..... Wed 13:00
Moore, Ann P .................................... Focused symposium....... Tue 10:45
Murata, SHIN .................................................. RR-PO-310-15 ....... Tue 13:00
Moore, Ann P ........................................... Discussion panel...... Wed 08:30
Murphy, Deirdra .............................................. RR-PO-305-6 ....... Tue 12:00
Moore, Rachel ............................................... WCPT seminar...... Wed 08:30
Murphy, Susan .............................................. RR-PO-204-16 ...... Thu 12:00
Moraes, Karoline ........................................... RR-PO-213-24...... Wed 12:00
Murray, Deirdre ............................................. RR-PO-206-23 ...... Thu 13:00
Morisawa, Tomoyuki ..................................... RR-PO-301-9...... Wed 13:00
Mutimura, Eugene ..................................Discussion panel ...... Thu 13:45
Morishita, Katsuyuki .................................... RR-PO-203-20....... Tue 12:00
Muto, Tomonori ............................................ RR-PO-306-22 ....... Tue 12:00
Morishita, Shinichiro.................................... RR-PO-201-26...... Wed 13:00
Muzar, Nicole ......................................................... RR-PL-223 ..... Wed 10:45
Morishita, Shinichiro.................................... RR-PO-201-25...... Wed 12:00
Myers, Brenda J ........................................Discussion panel ....... Tue 16:00
Morita, Hiroaki ............................................... RR-PO-206-17...... Wed 12:00
Myers, Brenda J ........................................Discussion panel ..... Wed 10:45
Moriyama, Hideki............................................ RR-PO-207-5....... Tue 13:00
Myezwa, Hellen ................................ Focused symposium ..... Wed 08:30
Morley, Alexandra ........................................ RR-PO-305-13....... Thu 12:00
Myrer, Bill ........................................................... RR-PO-205-8 ....... Tue 12:00
Morozumi, Kazunori ...................................... RR-PO-204-3....... Thu 12:00
Myrer, Bill ........................................................ RR-PO-203-25 ....... Tue 13:00
Morris, Jane ......................................................... RR-PL-2099....... Thu 10:45
Nadasan, Thayananthee .................................... RR-PL-635 ....... Tue 08:30
Morris, Julia..................................................... RR-PO-201-25....... Thu 12:00
Nagai, Toyomi ............................................... RR-PO-201-24 ....... Tue 12:00
Morris, Julia..................................................... RR-PO-205-19....... Thu 13:00
Naghdi, Soofia ............................................... RR-PO-308-17 ...... Thu 13:00
Morris, Meg ............................................Satellite education.......... Fri 08:30
Nagino, Koji .................................................... RR-PO-208-25 ..... Wed 12:00
Morris, Natalie ..................................................SI-PO-310-18...... Wed 12:00
Nagy, Edit ........................................................ RR-PO-203-10 ...... Thu 13:00
Moseley, Anne .................................... Networking session...... Wed 16:00
Naidoo, Lionel .................................................. RR-PO-201-5 ....... Tue 12:00
Moseley, Anne ................................................. RR-PDS-1571....... Thu 13:45
Naidoo, Nirmala ................................................. RR-PL-1438 ....... Tue 16:00
Moseley, Anne .................................. Focused symposium....... Tue 08:30
Najas, Claudio Spinola ................................ RR-PO-213-22 ..... Wed 12:00
Moseley, Lorimer .......................................... RR-PO-304-16...... Wed 12:00
Nakagawa, Naomi Kondo .......................... RR-PO-206-12 ..... Wed 13:00
Moseley, Lorimer ............................. Focused symposium...... Wed 13:45
Nakamura, Masatoshi .................................... RR-PO-201-7 ...... Thu 12:00
Moseley, Lorimer ............................................ RR-PO-206-4....... Thu 12:00
Nakamura, Naoki ............................................. RR-PO-205-3 ..... Wed 12:00
Moser, Auristela ............................................ RR-PO-305-16....... Tue 12:00
Nakano, Hideki .............................................. RR-PO-311-11 ....... Tue 13:00
Mostamand, Javid ........................................ RR-PO-212-11....... Tue 12:00
Nakano, Hisako ............................................. RR-PO-210-11 ...... Thu 12:00
Mostert-Wentzel, Karien ............................ RR-PO-211-20....... Tue 12:00
Nakano, Hisako ............................................. RR-PO-210-10 ...... Thu 13:00
Mostert-Wentzel, Karien ............................ RR-PO-201-17....... Tue 13:00
Nakazawa, Rie................................................ RR-PO-212-20 ....... Tue 13:00
Mostrom, Elizabeth ........................................ RR-PO-302-7....... Tue 12:00
Nanninga, Christa............................................. SI-PO-206-1 ....... Tue 13:00
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Narinder Kaur, Multani ............................... RR-PO-306-24....... Thu 12:00
Norman, Kathleen ............................................ SI-PO-303-8 ..... Wed 12:00
Narinder Kaur, Multani ................................. RR-PO-306-1....... Thu 13:00
Normann, Britt.................................................... RR-PL-1412 ...... Thu 08:30
Nasr, Nasrin ..................................................... RR-PO-208-17...... Wed 12:00
Normann, Britt................................................. SI-PO-301-20 ....... Tue 13:00
Neeleman-van der Steen, Karin ............... RR-PO-211-12....... Thu 12:00
Ntoumenopoulos, George ............................. RR-PL-1651 ..... Wed 16:00
Neeter, Camille ................................................ RR-PO-309-3....... Thu 13:00
Ntsiea, Veronica ................................................. RR-PL-1496 ....... Tue 10:45
Nelson, Roger........................................Satellite education...... Wed 13:30
Nunes, Fabiana ............................................. RR-PO-310-23 ..... Wed 13:00
Nelson, Roger........................................... Discussion panel....... Thu 08:30
Nunes, Fabiana ............................................. RR-PO-311-24 ..... Wed 12:00
Nelson, Roger........................................Satellite education...... Wed 13:30
Nunes Burigo de Sá, Jaqueline .................. SI-PO-204-12 ....... Tue 12:00
Nervik, Deborah ...................................Satellite education....... Thu 08:30
Nussbaum, Ethne .............................. Networking session ...... Thu 08:30
Neves, Victor Ribeiro ..................................... RR-PO-301-8...... Wed 12:00
Nussbaum, Ethne ................................ Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Neves, Victor Ribeiro ................................... RR-PO-307-23....... Thu 13:00
Nussbaum, Ethne ................................ Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Neville, Cindy ................................................... RR-PO-311-5...... Wed 13:00
Nussbaum, Ethne ................................................. RR-PL-801 ....... Tue 16:00
Neville, Cindy ................................................... RR-PO-312-4...... Wed 12:00
Nuysink, Jacqueline .......................................... RR-PL-1243 ...... Thu 13:45
Nevola Teixeira, Luiz Felipe ........................... SI-PO-211-5...... Wed 12:00
Nyberg, Lars ................................................... RR-PO-311-10 ....... Tue 12:00
Newstead, Ann .............................................. RR-PO-211-10....... Tue 12:00
Nyland, John .................................................. RR-PO-203-22 ...... Thu 13:00
Ng, Gabriel ........................................................... RR-PL-1304....... Tue 10:45
Nyland, John ..................................................... RR-PO-212-9 ....... Tue 12:00
Ng, Shamay............................................... Discussion panel....... Tue 13:45
O Moller, Ulrika ............................................. RR-PO-310-10 ....... Tue 12:00
Nichols-Larsen, Deborah................................. RR-PL-3527...... Wed 08:30
O' Sullivan, Elizabeth ................................... RR-PO-207-23 ...... Thu 13:00
Nicola, Kristy ................................................... RR-PO-208-22....... Thu 13:00
O'Brien, Anne Veronica .................................. SI-PO-313-2 ....... Tue 13:00
Nicola, Kristy ........................................................ RR-PL-2072....... Thu 10:45
O'Brien, Kelly .................................................... SI-PO-203-18 ..... Wed 13:00
Nieuwboer, Alice .................................Satellite education.......... Fri 08:30
O'Brien, Kelly .................................................. RR-PO-203-19 ..... Wed 12:00
Nieuwenhuijzen, Henk ................................. RR-PO-303-6....... Thu 12:00
O'Brien, Kelly ..................................... Focused symposium ..... Wed 08:30
Nijhuis-Van der Sanden, Maria ......................SI-PO-209-24....... Thu 13:00
O'Callaghan, Geraldine............................... RR-PO-209-20 ..... Wed 13:00
Nijhuis-Van der Sanden, Maria ...........Satellite education.........Sat 08:30
O'Callaghan, Geraldine.................................... RR-PL-3021 ....... Tue 10:45
Nijhuis-Van der Sanden, Maria ...........Satellite education.......... Fri 08:30
O'Callaghan, Lynda ........................................ SI-PO-305-24 ..... Wed 12:00
Nijkrake, Maarten ................................Satellite education.......... Fri 08:30
O'Connell, Neil E ........................................... RR-PO-309-20 ..... Wed 13:00
Nijland, Rinske ...................................................... RR-PL-577...... Wed 13:45
O'Connell, Neil E ............................................. RR-PDS-2600 ..... Wed 10:45
Nijs, Jo ................................................................ RR-PO-202-3...... Wed 12:00
O'Connor, Sean R............................................... RR-PL-2996 ...... Thu 08:30
Nijs, Jo ................................................................... RR-PL-1183...... Wed 08:30
O'Connor, Sean R............................................... RR-PL-2970 ..... Wed 08:30
Nikolajsen, Helene.......................................... RR-PO-310-7....... Thu 12:00
O'Donnell, Marie .............................................. RR-PO-204-7 ..... Wed 12:00
Nikoletou, Dimitra ........................................ RR-PO-212-28...... Wed 12:00
O'Donnell, Marie .............................................. RR-PO-305-4 ...... Thu 13:00
Nilsagård, Ylva ............................................... RR-PO-308-22....... Thu 12:00
O'Donoghue, Grainne...................................... RR-PL-2015 ..... Wed 13:45
Nilsagård, Ylva ............................................... RR-PO-204-22....... Tue 13:00
O'Donoghue, Grainne........................ Satellite education ....... Tue 08:30
Nilsen, Bjarne Vad......................................... RR-PO-202-24....... Thu 13:00
O'Donoghue, Grainne................................. RR-PO-301-16 ..... Wed 12:00
Nilsing, Emma .................................................. RR-PO-304-3....... Tue 12:00
O'Donovan, Cuisle ....................................... RR-PO-303-16 ....... Tue 13:00
Nilsson, Jenny ................................................ RR-PO-209-16....... Thu 13:00
O'Hanlon, Declan .............................................. RR-PL-3524 ..... Wed 16:00
Nilsson-Wikmar, Lena.................................... RR-PO-312-1...... Wed 13:00
O'Malley, Edwenia ...................................Discussion panel ....... Tue 10:45
Nishigami, Tomohiko .................................... RR-PO-308-9....... Tue 13:00
O'Malley, Edwenia........................................ RR-PO-213-26 ....... Tue 13:00
Nishikawa, Yuichi ............................................ RR-PO-303-5....... Thu 13:00
O'Malley, Grace .................................................. RR-PL-1131 ..... Wed 16:00
Nishimori, Takashi ........................................ RR-PO-202-25....... Thu 12:00
O'Neil, Margaret E ........................... Focused symposium ...... Thu 10:45
Nishiyama, Toru .............................................. RR-PO-303-2....... Tue 12:00
O'Neill, Brenda...................................... Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Nitobe, Sato .................................................... RR-PO-201-11...... Wed 12:00
O'Sullivan, Kieran ......................................... RR-PO-302-23 ...... Thu 13:00
Nitsch, Wanda .................................................... SI-PO-204-6...... Wed 13:00
O'Sullivan, Kieran ......................................... RR-PO-212-22 ....... Tue 13:00
Nitta, Osamu .................................................. RR-PO-207-20...... Wed 12:00
Obuchi, Shuichi ................................ Focused symposium ....... Tue 08:30
Nitz, Jennifer .................................................. RR-PO-213-16...... Wed 12:00
Obuchi, Shuichi ................................................ RR-PO-305-5 ....... Tue 13:00
Nixon, Stephanie ............................................SI-PO-203-21...... Wed 12:00
Odole, Adesola ................................................. RR-PO-202-4 ...... Thu 13:00
Nixon, Stephanie ............................. Focused symposium...... Wed 08:30
Odom, Corrie ................................................... SI-PO-301-21 ...... Thu 13:00
Nkandu, Esther Munalula..................... Discussion panel....... Thu 10:45
Odor, King ....................................................... RR-PO-203-17 ..... Wed 12:00
Nomura, Takuo ................................................ RR-PO-210-5....... Tue 13:00
Odunaiya, Nse .................................................... RR-PL-1193 ..... Wed 16:00
Nonaka, Koji ..................................................... RR-PO-201-9....... Thu 12:00
Odunaiya, Nse ............................................... RR-PO-212-13 ..... Wed 13:00
Nonogaki, Satoshi ........................................ RR-PO-306-15...... Wed 12:00
Oe, Atsushi...................................................... RR-PO-203-26 ...... Thu 13:00
Nordmark, Eva .................................................SI-PO-210-14....... Thu 13:00
Oesch, Peter ........................................................ RR-PL-1119 ...... Thu 13:45
Nordstrom, Terrence ................................... RR-PO-301-13....... Thu 13:00
Oesch, Peter ........................................................... RR-PL-970 ....... Tue 08:30
Nordström, Birgitta ........................................ RR-PO-303-4....... Tue 12:00
Officer, Alana ................................................ WCPT seminar ..... Wed 13:45
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Ofori, Jodielin ................................................. RR-PO-304-22....... Thu 13:00
Pantano, Kathleen............................................. RR-PL-2801 ....... Tue 10:45
Ogata, Yoetsu ................................................ RR-PO-204-25....... Thu 13:00
Pantano, Kathleen............................................. RR-PL-3835 ..... Wed 10:45
Ogata, Yoetsu .................................................. RR-PO-205-2....... Thu 12:00
Papazis, Janet ....................................................... SI-PL-2933 ....... Tue 08:30
Ogawa, Daisuke ............................................ RR-PO-205-14...... Wed 13:00
Pappas, Evangelos .......................................... RR-PO-304-7 ...... Thu 13:00
Ohata, Koji....................................................... RR-PO-306-17...... Wed 12:00
Paradza, Brighton ................................................. RR-PL-462 ..... Wed 16:00
Ohgi, Shohei ................................................... RR-PO-307-10...... Wed 13:00
Park, Kyungmi .................................................. RR-PO-306-2 ....... Tue 12:00
Ohoka, Tsuneo............................................... RR-PO-307-10....... Thu 12:00
Parkki, Jan ....................................................... RR-PO-203-19 ....... Tue 13:00
Ohsugi, Hironori............................................ RR-PO-206-27....... Thu 13:00
Parrott, Cathy Bieber ..................................... SI-PO-302-10 ...... Thu 12:00
Ohta, Kaori ...................................................... RR-PO-203-10....... Tue 12:00
Parsons, Janet ....................................................... SI-PL-3622 ....... Tue 16:00
Okafor, Chris ................................................... RR-PO-208-28...... Wed 13:00
Parsons, Trisha.................................................... RR-PL-3061 ..... Wed 08:30
Okamoto, Ryuji .............................................. RR-PO-304-24...... Wed 12:00
Partridge, Alex .................................................. RR-PO-313-7 ....... Tue 12:00
Okanishi, Natsuko........................................... RR-PO-311-9...... Wed 13:00
Pascal, Maureen ............................................ RR-PO-305-18 ....... Tue 12:00
Okidi, Carilus ..................................... Focused symposium....... Thu 08:30
Pascal, Maureen .............................................. SI-PO-303-10 ..... Wed 12:00
Okita, Yusuke ................................................. RR-PO-204-18...... Wed 13:00
Paschal, Karen ............................................... RR-PO-201-28 ...... Thu 13:00
Okochi, Jiro ........................................ Focused symposium....... Thu 08:30
Paschoal, Mário A. ........................................... RR-PO-211-3 ....... Tue 13:00
Okubo, Satoshi ................................................ RR-PO-207-5...... Wed 13:00
Patel, Mansi ......................................................... RR-PL-1112 ..... Wed 08:30
Olawale, Olajide ............................................ RR-PO-208-16...... Wed 13:00
Patki, Kshitija ..................................................... RR-PO-305-6 ..... Wed 12:00
Oliveira, Vinicius .............................................. RR-PO-211-8....... Thu 12:00
Patman, Shane ................................... Networking session ..... Wed 12:15
Olofsson, Lena ................................................... SI-PO-307-1....... Tue 13:00
Patterson, Allana .......................................... RR-PO-212-12 ..... Wed 12:00
Olsson, Christina ................................................ RR-PL-2159...... Wed 16:00
Patton, Narelle.................................................... RR-PL-1093 ...... Thu 10:45
Ono, Rei................................................................. RR-PL-2422...... Wed 16:00
Patton, Narelle............................................... RR-PO-211-23 ...... Thu 13:00
Ono, Takeya .................................................... RR-PO-302-24....... Thu 12:00
Pattyn, Els............................................................. RR-PL-1434 ...... Thu 10:45
Oosting, Ellen ...................................................... RR-PL-1955....... Tue 16:00
Paul, Serene.................................................... RR-PO-207-19 ...... Thu 13:00
Opara, Jozef .................................................... RR-PO-208-19....... Tue 13:00
Paynter, Sophie .................................................. RR-PL-2295 ...... Thu 10:45
Opsommer, Emmanuelle ................................ RR-PL-1461...... Wed 16:00
Paynter, Sophie .................................................. RR-PL-3001 ....... Tue 13:45
Orita, Naoya .................................................... RR-PO-205-25...... Wed 12:00
Pearson, Nicki ................................................ RR-PO-210-26 ...... Thu 12:00
Orlin, Margo ..........................................Satellite education.........Sat 08:30
Pechak, Celia ..................................... Focused symposium ...... Thu 08:30
Orlin, Margo ..........................................Satellite education.......... Fri 08:30
Pedlow, Katy .................................................. RR-PO-206-14 ...... Thu 12:00
Ortiz, Alexis ..................................................... RR-PO-203-22...... Wed 13:00
Pedroni, Cristiane ......................................... RR-PO-304-13 ..... Wed 13:00
Osaka, Hiroshi ................................................ RR-PO-205-12...... Wed 13:00
Pedroni, Cristiane ......................................... RR-PO-304-10 ..... Wed 12:00
Osho, Oluwaseyi ........................................... RR-PO-206-15...... Wed 12:00
Peng, Yi Ling ..................................................... RR-PO-203-6 ...... Thu 13:00
Østerås, Berit .................................................. RR-PO-302-12....... Thu 12:00
Peolsson, Anneli .............................................. RR-PO-206-9 ....... Tue 13:00
Osteras, Havard ............................................. RR-PO-302-11....... Thu 13:00
Pereira, Aldo ................................................... RR-PO-205-20 ....... Tue 12:00
Ota, Megumi .................................................... RR-PO-207-6...... Wed 12:00
Pereira, Carla .................................................. RR-PO-209-13 ..... Wed 12:00
Otani, Takuya ................................................. RR-PO-209-10....... Tue 12:00
Pereira, Leani .................................................... RR-PO-307-8 ...... Thu 12:00
Otsudo, Takahiro .......................................... RR-PO-302-14....... Thu 12:00
Pereira, Leani ................................................. RR-PO-205-13 ....... Tue 13:00
Otterman, Nicoline.............................................. RR-PL-888...... Wed 08:30
Pereira, Wagner ............................................ RR-PO-205-19 ....... Tue 13:00
Overend, Tom J ............................................. RR-PO-212-11...... Wed 13:00
Perme, Christiane ............................ Focused symposium ..... Wed 10:45
Overgaard, Jan .............................................. RR-PO-306-12....... Tue 12:00
Perracini, Monica ............................................... RR-PL-3104 ...... Thu 08:30
Owen, Gwyn ........................................................ RR-PL-2568....... Tue 10:45
Perracini, Monica ............................................. RR-PO-312-2 ....... Tue 12:00
Ozawa, Junya ................................................... RR-PO-201-2....... Thu 13:00
Perreault, Kadija .................................................... RR-PL-246 ....... Tue 16:00
Paatelma, Markku ......................................... RR-PO-205-27....... Thu 13:00
Perry, Jo ........................................................... RR-PO-206-28 ..... Wed 12:00
Packirisamy, Venkatakannan ......................SI-PO-302-18....... Tue 12:00
Peter, Wilfred ................................................. RR-PO-308-10 ....... Tue 12:00
Pádua, Michelle ............................................. RR-PO-210-17....... Thu 12:00
Peter, Wilfred ...................................................... RR-PL-1602 ....... Tue 13:45
Padula Ribeiro Pereira, Ana C ................... RR-PO-211-28...... Wed 13:00
Petersen, Tom................................................ RR-PO-207-18 ..... Wed 12:00
Pakenham Walsh, Neil .......................... Discussion panel....... Thu 13:45
Peterson, Cathy ............................................... SI-PO-203-10 ..... Wed 13:00
Pakzad, Mohamad .......................................... RR-PO-208-1...... Wed 13:00
Petty, Nicola ...................................................... RR-PO-302-4 ....... Tue 13:00
Palaima, Mary...................................................... RR-PL-3694....... Tue 16:00
Pfalzer, Lucinda .................................................. RR-PL-3037 ..... Wed 13:45
Palisano, Robert ...................................Satellite education.........Sat 08:30
Pfalzer, Lucinda ............................................. RR-PO-210-19 ..... Wed 12:00
Palisano, Robert ...................................Satellite education.......... Fri 08:30
Pfingsten, Andrea .......................................... SI-PO-211-24 ...... Thu 12:00
Palmcrantz, Susanne ................................... RR-PO-209-28...... Wed 13:00
Philip, Chintu ................................................. RR-PO-211-18 ..... Wed 13:00
Palmer, Shea........................................................ RR-PL-1506....... Tue 16:00
Phillips, Julie........................................................ RR-PL-3194 ..... Wed 16:45
Pang, Marco.................................................... RR-PO-210-21...... Wed 12:00
Phillips, Julie...................................................... RR-PO-313-6 ....... Tue 13:00
Pang, Marco.................................................... RR-PO-306-14...... Wed 13:00
Pichonnaz, Claude ....................................... RR-PO-306-24 ....... Tue 12:00
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Pichonnaz, Claude............................................. RR-PL-1968....... Tue 13:45
Pulcini, Stefania ................................................ RR-PDS-573 ....... Tue 10:45
Pickard, Christine ............................................ RR-PO-301-4....... Thu 12:00
Pulido, Belén Díaz ........................................ RR-PO-206-18 ....... Tue 12:00
Pickering, Dawn .............................................. RR-PO-210-3....... Thu 12:00
Purtilo, Ruth ...................................... Focused symposium ...... Thu 13:45
Piirainen, Arja ................................................. RR-PO-307-24....... Tue 12:00
Purves, Sheila................................................. RR-PO-207-14 ....... Tue 12:00
Piirainen, Arja ................................................. RR-PO-307-22....... Tue 12:00
Quartey, Jonathan ....................................... RR-PO-213-15 ....... Tue 12:00
Piironen, Leena.................................................. SI-PO-302-6...... Wed 12:00
Quartey, Jonathan .......................................... RR-PO-209-3 ..... Wed 12:00
Piirtola, Maarit................................................ RR-PO-311-16....... Tue 12:00
Radlinger, Lorenz ......................................... RR-PO-311-13 ....... Tue 13:00
Pillastrini, Paolo ............................................. RR-PO-207-12...... Wed 12:00
Radwan, Ahmed .............................................. RR-PO-307-3 ....... Tue 13:00
Pimentel Piemonte, Maria Elisa ............... RR-PO-208-15....... Thu 13:00
Ramalingam, Karthikeyan ........................... SI-PO-201-15 ....... Tue 13:00
Pimentel Piemonte, Maria Elisa ................. RR-PO-208-3....... Thu 13:00
Ramaswamy, Bhanu ...................................... SI-PO-302-15 ....... Tue 12:00
Pinheiro, Marina .............................................. RR-PO-210-2...... Wed 13:00
Ramaswamy, Bhanu ........................................ SI-PO-301-3 ....... Tue 13:00
Pinheiro, Marina ............................................ RR-PO-309-23....... Thu 13:00
Ramaswamy, Bhanu ...............................Discussion panel ....... Tue 16:00
Pinilla, Monica.......................................... Discussion panel...... Wed 08:30
Ramdharry, Gita ............................................... RR-PO-207-1 ...... Thu 13:00
Pisters, Martijn .................................................... RR-PL-2395....... Tue 08:30
Ramdharry, Gita ............................................ RR-PO-302-23 ....... Tue 13:00
Pisters, Martijn ................................................. RR-PO-309-4....... Tue 12:00
Ramer Mikkelsen, Lone .............................. RR-PO-306-21 ....... Tue 13:00
Pithon, Karla ................................................... RR-PO-207-13....... Tue 13:00
Ramirez-Velez, Robinson ........................... RR-PO-312-17 ..... Wed 13:00
Pizzato, Tatiana Maciel ............................... RR-PO-308-12...... Wed 13:00
Ramsay, Elisabeth ........................................ RR-PO-311-23 ....... Tue 13:00
Plani, Natascha ................................................ RR-PO-301-1...... Wed 13:00
Rand, Sarah .................................................... RR-PO-210-21 ...... Thu 13:00
Plummer-D'Amato, Prudence ....................... RR-PL-2190....... Tue 13:45
Rankin, Gabrielle................................ Networking session ....... Tue 13:45
Pollock, Alex ...................................... Focused symposium....... Tue 08:30
Rattenbury, Charlotte .................................... RR-PO-303-1 ....... Tue 13:00
Polpeta, Nádia Cristina ............................... RR-PO-312-13...... Wed 13:00
Rau, Barbara ..............................................Discussion panel ..... Wed 13:45
Polpeta, Nádia Cristina ................................. RR-PO-312-8...... Wed 12:00
Rau, Barbara ........................................................ RR-PL-1830 ....... Tue 16:00
Poltawski, Leon .................................................. RR-PL-2724....... Tue 10:45
Rauas-Huuhtanen, Sirpa .............................. SI-PO-210-22 ....... Tue 12:00
Poltawski, Leon .................................................. RR-PL-2757....... Tue 08:30
Raustorp, Anders .....................................Discussion panel ..... Wed 16:00
Pompeu, José ...................................................... RR-PL-3924....... Thu 09:15
Read, Ann ........................................................ RR-PO-307-17 ....... Tue 13:00
Pompeu, José ................................................. RR-PO-312-13....... Tue 13:00
Rebbeck, Trudy .................................................. RR-PL-1428 ....... Tue 16:00
Pompeu, Sandra ........................................... RR-PO-208-17....... Thu 13:00
Rebbeck, Trudy .................................................. RR-PL-1226 ....... Tue 13:45
Pool, Annelies .................................................. RR-PO-311-4...... Wed 12:00
Rebelo, Pedro Jorge .................................... RR-PO-304-12 ....... Tue 13:00
Pool, Jan.............................................. Focused symposium....... Tue 13:45
Reed, Darren .................................................. RR-PO-202-22 ...... Thu 13:00
Postma, Ellen.................................................. RR-PO-212-21...... Wed 13:00
Reffin, Joanna .................................................... SI-PO-202-4 ..... Wed 13:00
Potterton, Joanne ................................................ RR-PL-938...... Wed 16:00
Reicherter, E Anne........................................... RR-PO-310-4 ..... Wed 13:00
Potterton, Joanne ................................... Discussion panel...... Wed 08:30
Reid, Duncan..................................... Focused symposium ....... Tue 10:45
Pountney, Terry ............................................. RR-PO-306-20...... Wed 13:00
Reid, Duncan.............................................Discussion panel ....... Tue 13:45
Pountney, Terry .................................................. RR-PL-3509...... Wed 10:45
Reid, Susan ....................................................... SI-PO-304-12 ..... Wed 12:00
Pourmomeny, Abbasali ................................SI-PO-301-18...... Wed 12:00
Reimann, Michaela ......................................... RR-PO-305-5 ..... Wed 13:00
Powers, Christopher ......................... Networking session...... Wed 16:00
Reis, Felipe ......................................................... RR-PO-207-4 ....... Tue 12:00
Powers, Christopher ....................... Focused symposium....... Tue 10:45
Retis, Chiara ...................................................... SI-PO-203-25 ..... Wed 12:00
Pöyhönen, Tapani ............................. Networking session...... Wed 13:45
Retis, Chiara ........................................................SI-PDS-2571 ..... Wed 13:45
Pöyhönen, Tapani ............................................. RR-PL-3556....... Tue 13:45
Retis, Chiara...............................................Discussion panel ..... Wed 08:30
Praestegaard, Jeanette .................................SI-PO-301-24....... Thu 12:00
Reutimann, Brigitte ..................................... RR-PO-311-22 ..... Wed 12:00
Praestegaard, Jeanette .................. Focused symposium....... Thu 13:45
Rhoda, Anthea............................................... RR-PO-208-28 ....... Tue 12:00
Praestegaard, Jeanette .................................SI-PO-211-22....... Tue 12:00
Ribeiro-Samora, Giane Amorim............... RR-PO-201-15 ..... Wed 12:00
Prange, Gerdienke........................................ RR-PO-208-18...... Wed 13:00
Ribeiro-Samora, Giane Amorim.................. RR-PO-201-4 ..... Wed 13:00
Prasanna, Shreya........................................... RR-PO-305-11....... Tue 13:00
Richardson, Davina ......................................... RR-PO-305-2 ...... Thu 13:00
Prescott, Denise ...................................................SI-PL-2524....... Thu 13:45
Richardson, Julie .............................................. RR-PO-202-6 ..... Wed 13:00
Prescott, Denise ................................................ SI-PO-302-9....... Tue 12:00
Richardson, Julie .............................................. RR-PO-209-6 ....... Tue 12:00
Preszner-Domján, Andrea ........................... RR-PO-203-6...... Wed 13:00
Rickard, Scott ..................................................... SI-PO-301-6 ...... Thu 12:00
Prinsen, Erik Christiaan ............................... RR-PO-303-13....... Thu 13:00
Rie, Kasai.......................................................... RR-PO-302-10 ..... Wed 12:00
Prip, Karen ......................................................... RR-PDS-3364...... Wed 10:45
Riglin, Jackie ....................................................... SI-PO-310-4 ....... Tue 12:00
Prochazka, Arthur ......................................... RR-PO-206-16....... Thu 12:00
Rinehart-Ayres, Margaret .............................. SI-PO-211-8 ..... Wed 13:00
Protopapadaki, Anastasia .......................... RR-PO-205-20...... Wed 13:00
Ritcey, Sheila .................................................... SI-PO-202-11 ....... Tue 13:00
Protopapadaki, Anastasia ............................ RR-PDS-3661....... Tue 08:30
Rivett, Darren ...................................... Networking session ..... Wed 16:00
Puckree, Threethambal .............................. RR-PO-201-19....... Tue 13:00
Rivett, Darren .................................... Focused symposium ....... Tue 13:45
Puh, Urska ....................................................... RR-PO-202-20....... Thu 13:00
Rizzi de Oliveira, Pedro ............................... RR-PO-304-18 ....... Tue 12:00
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Roberts, Lisa ............................................................ SI-PL-720...... Wed 10:45
Sacco, Isabel ................................................... RR-PO-309-14 ....... Tue 12:00
Robertson, Claire ............................................... RR-PL-3244....... Thu 10:45
Sackley, Catherine ........................................... RR-PO-208-9 ...... Thu 13:00
Robinson, Jan...................................................SI-PO-211-25....... Tue 12:00
Sadi, Jacqui ........................................ Focused symposium ....... Tue 13:45
Robinson, Jan........................................................SI-PL-2100...... Wed 10:45
Sadiwa, Raphael.............................................. SI-PO-210-20 ...... Thu 13:00
Rochester, Lynn....................................Satellite education.......... Fri 08:30
Sadler, Sandy ..................................................... SI-PO-302-8 ....... Tue 13:00
Rodrigues, Joana ............................................ RR-PO-211-1....... Tue 13:00
Saglam, Melda .................................................... RR-PL-3355 ..... Wed 16:00
Rodrigues, Natália .......................................... RR-PO-205-4....... Tue 12:00
Saglam, Melda ............................................... RR-PO-213-19 ..... Wed 13:00
Rodrigues, Paula ........................................... RR-PO-204-18....... Tue 12:00
Saito, Hiroshi ..................................................... RR-PO-203-8 ...... Thu 13:00
Rodrigues, Paula ............................................. RR-PO-312-2...... Wed 12:00
Saito, Kotoko ..................................................... RR-PO-203-4 ...... Thu 13:00
Rodrigues, Thais .............................................. RR-PO-310-9....... Thu 12:00
Saitoh, Masakazu .......................................... RR-PO-201-12 ..... Wed 13:00
Rogan, Slavko .................................................. RR-PO-306-2....... Thu 12:00
Saka, Yukari .................................................... RR-PO-207-11 ...... Thu 13:00
Rogan, Slavko ................................................ RR-PO-307-17....... Thu 13:00
Sakala-Mumba, Mary ..................................... RR-PO-212-7 ....... Tue 12:00
Röijezon, Ulrik ................................................ RR-PO-204-19...... Wed 12:00
Sakasegawa, Megumi ................................. RR-PO-209-25 ....... Tue 13:00
Romaguera, Fernanda ................................ RR-PO-210-11...... Wed 12:00
Sakurai, Yoshimi ........................................... RR-PO-202-28 ...... Thu 13:00
Rombaut, Lies ..................................................... RR-PL-1053...... Wed 08:30
Salam, Amr ..................................................... RR-PO-305-10 ..... Wed 12:00
Rombaut, Lies ..................................................... RR-PL-2643...... Wed 08:30
Salbach, Nancy ................................................ SI-PO-208-26 ..... Wed 13:00
Rone-Adams, Shari ......................................... RR-PO-301-7....... Thu 13:00
Salbach, Nancy .............................................. RR-PO-201-26 ....... Tue 12:00
Ronnheden, Anne-Marie ............................ RR-PO-309-21....... Tue 13:00
Salem, Yasser ................................................. RR-PO-209-28 ...... Thu 13:00
Ronzio, Oscar ................................................. RR-PO-203-26....... Tue 12:00
Salem, Yasser ................................................. RR-PO-303-24 ....... Tue 13:00
Roos, Ronel ....................................................... RR-PO-206-5...... Wed 12:00
Salisbury, Lisa ................................................ RR-PO-310-11 ..... Wed 13:00
Roosen, Philip ................................................ RR-PO-304-12....... Thu 12:00
Sallinen, Merja ............................................... RR-PO-308-16 ....... Tue 12:00
Rosa, Marlene................................................... RR-PO-209-2....... Tue 12:00
Salomao Macedo Salinet, Angela .............. RR-PO-208-6 ....... Tue 12:00
Rosario, Jose Luis Pimentel ......................... RR-PO-204-1....... Thu 12:00
Salvini, Tania ....................................... Networking session ...... Thu 08:30
Roskell, Carolyn ............................................. RR-PO-207-24....... Tue 12:00
Salzman, Alice ............................................... RR-PO-301-16 ....... Tue 13:00
Roskell, Carolyn .................................................. RR-PL-1889....... Tue 13:45
Samuelsen, Shila............................................. SI-PO-210-15 ..... Wed 12:00
Rossetti, Luisa .................................................... SI-PO-308-4...... Wed 13:00
Sanchez, Lynette .......................................... RR-PO-312-10 ....... Tue 12:00
Rotem, Hemda................................................. RR-PDS-2925...... Wed 16:00
Sangroula, Kanchan ...............................Discussion panel ..... Wed 13:45
Rotem, Nirit............................................... Discussion panel....... Tue 13:45
Santos, Fabíola .............................................. RR-PO-206-13 ....... Tue 13:00
Rotem-Lehrer, Nirit ...................................... RR-PO-304-22....... Tue 12:00
Santos, Irlei ........................................................ RR-PO-206-4 ..... Wed 13:00
Rotem-Lehrer, Nirit ...................................... RR-PO-304-23....... Tue 13:00
Santos, Jefferson Jovelino A ........................ RR-PO-309-1 ....... Tue 13:00
Rothmore, Paul.....................................Satellite education...... Mon 08:30
Santos, Paula Clara....................................... RR-PO-312-15 ..... Wed 13:00
Rothmore, Paul.....................................Satellite education...... Mon 08:30
Santos Sanches, Vinicius ............................ RR-PO-210-24 ...... Thu 12:00
Roussel, Nathalie .......................................... RR-PO-213-13....... Tue 12:00
Sarhan, Ghazi ................................................. RR-PO-305-23 ....... Tue 13:00
Roussel, Nathalie .......................................... RR-PO-303-10....... Tue 13:00
Sarig Bahat, Hilla ................................................ RR-PL-1037 ....... Tue 13:45
Roy, Jean-Sebastien ..................................... RR-PO-304-18...... Wed 12:00
Sarlija, Belinda .................................................. RR-PO-307-4 ...... Thu 12:00
Rubinstein, Sidney ............................................ RR-PL-1261....... Thu 10:45
Sasaki, Rieko ...................................................... RR-PO-213-1 ....... Tue 12:00
Rudolf, Marko................................................. RR-PO-207-27....... Tue 13:00
Sato, Haruhiko ............................................... RR-PO-306-10 ..... Wed 13:00
Ruscoe, Glenn .......................................................SI-PL-1415....... Tue 10:45
Sato, Yoichiro .................................................... RR-PO-303-8 ...... Thu 12:00
Rushton, Alison ................................ Focused symposium....... Tue 13:45
Satoh, Masahiro ............................................... RR-PO-213-7 ....... Tue 12:00
Russell, Trevor .......................................Satellite education.......... Fri 08:30
Sauer, Juliana ................................................. RR-PO-309-13 ....... Tue 13:00
Russo, Thiago ................................................. RR-PO-201-14....... Thu 13:00
Sauer, Kristin ..................................................... RR-PO-308-4 ....... Tue 12:00
Rusu, Alexandra Mihaela............................ RR-PO-206-14...... Wed 13:00
Sawle, Leanne................................................ RR-PO-212-14 ....... Tue 13:00
Ruszkowski, Adam........................................ RR-PO-312-11....... Tue 13:00
Saywell, Nicola ................................................... RR-PL-3093 ....... Tue 13:45
Rutberg, Stina .................................................. RR-PO-203-7...... Wed 12:00
Scalise-Smith, Dale ............................. Satellite education ........ Sat 08:30
Rutten, Geert .................................................. RR-PO-205-27....... Tue 13:00
Scalise-Smith, Dale ............................. Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Rutz-LaPitz, Louise ....................................... RR-PO-209-13....... Tue 13:00
Scalzitti, David .................................. Focused symposium ....... Tue 08:30
Ryan, Sarah-Jane ................................................ RR-PL-3362...... Wed 10:45
Scanlan, Maria .................................................... RR-PL-2510 ..... Wed 13:45
Ryan, Sarah-Jane ............................................. RR-PDS-2684...... Wed 08:30
Scanlon, Anne-Maria ................................... RR-PO-311-15 ....... Tue 13:00
Ryerson, Susan .............................................. RR-PO-208-12....... Tue 12:00
Schabrun, Siobhan ...................................... RR-PO-308-24 ..... Wed 13:00
Sá, Cristina....................................................... RR-PO-210-18....... Thu 13:00
Schabrun, Siobhan ...................................... RR-PO-310-24 ..... Wed 12:00
Saarinen, Jaana.............................................. RR-PO-307-17...... Wed 12:00
Scheermesser, Mandy................................. RR-PO-312-21 ..... Wed 13:00
Sabbahi, Mohamed...................................... RR-PO-204-26...... Wed 13:00
Schell, Elisabet...................................... Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Sabbahi, Mohamed........................................ RR-PO-206-3....... Tue 13:00
Schell, Elisabet................................................. SI-PO-210-25 ....... Tue 13:00
Sacco, Isabel ..................................................... RR-PO-205-4...... Wed 13:00
Schilling, David ............................................. RR-PO-213-24 ....... Tue 13:00
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Schmid, Stefan................................................... RR-PDS-964....... Thu 10:45
Silva, Anabela ................................................... RR-PO-202-7 ...... Thu 12:00
Schmid, Stefan............................................... RR-PO-212-10....... Tue 13:00
Silva, Inalu B ................................................... RR-PO-308-18 ..... Wed 13:00
Schmitt, Maarten ............................................ RR-PO-206-2....... Thu 12:00
Silveira, Anelise ............................................. RR-PO-303-17 ..... Wed 13:00
Schmitt, Maarten ............................................ RR-PO-207-3....... Tue 13:00
Sim, Eyvonne .................................................... RR-PO-210-9 ..... Wed 12:00
Schneiberg, Sheila..........................................SI-PO-205-23....... Tue 13:00
Simmonds, Jane .............................................. RR-PO-305-8 ....... Tue 12:00
Schneiders, Anthony ........................................ RR-PL-2353....... Tue 13:45
Simmonds, Jane ............................................. SI-PO-304-21 ....... Tue 13:00
Schoeb, Veronika ............................................... RR-PL-1465...... Wed 10:45
Simoneau, Guy ................................... Networking session ...... Thu 08:30
Schubert, Michael................................Satellite education...... Mon 08:30
Siriani de Oliveira, Anamaria ....................... RR-PO-304-8 ..... Wed 12:00
Schulte-Frei, Birgit ........................................ RR-PO-311-20...... Wed 12:00
Sjödahl, Jenny .................................................... RR-PL-2471 ..... Wed 10:45
Schuster, Corina ................................................. RR-PL-1857....... Thu 13:45
Sjödahl Hammarlund, Catharina ................. RR-PL-3344 ..... Wed 13:45
Schuster, Corina ................................................. RR-PL-3466...... Wed 08:30
Skinner, Margot ............................................ RR-PO-202-10 ..... Wed 13:00
Schuster, Snjezana ........................................... SI-PO-302-6....... Tue 13:00
Skinner, Margot ................................... Satellite education ....... Tue 08:30
Schäfer, Axel ........................................................ RR-PL-2451....... Thu 13:45
Skinner, Margot ........................................... WCPT seminar ..... Wed 10:45
Scianni, Aline .................................................. RR-PO-209-16...... Wed 13:00
Skinner, Margot ........................................... WCPT seminar ..... Wed 08:30
Scianni, Aline .................................................... RR-PO-208-5...... Wed 12:00
Skjaerven, Liv Helvik.................................... RR-PO-206-19 ..... Wed 12:00
Scott, Alex ......................................................... RR-PO-201-1....... Thu 12:00
Skjaerven, Liv Helvik......................................... RR-PL-1355 ....... Tue 13:45
Scrivener, Katharine..................................... RR-PO-208-10...... Wed 13:00
Sleimen-Malkoun, Rita ............................... RR-PO-209-26 ....... Tue 12:00
Segers, Johan ................................................... RR-PO-301-6...... Wed 12:00
Slieker-ten-Hove, Marijke ................. Satellite education ....... Tue 08:30
Sehlin, Maria ..................................................... RR-PO-212-1...... Wed 13:00
Slieker-ten-Hove, Marijke ................. Satellite education ....... Tue 08:30
Sekiguchi, Yusuke........................................... RR-PO-203-3....... Thu 12:00
Sliwinski, Zbigniew ...................................... RR-PO-210-23 ..... Wed 12:00
Sellars, Julie ......................................................... RR-PL-2093....... Thu 10:45
Smart, Keith ....................................................... RR-PO-207-8 ..... Wed 12:00
Sellers, Ceri........................................................ RR-PO-304-5....... Tue 12:00
Smink, Agnes ................................................... SI-PO-308-15 ....... Tue 13:00
Selvanayagam, Arokkiyasamy .................. RR-PO-310-22....... Tue 12:00
Smith, David.......................................................... SI-PL-1308 ....... Tue 10:45
Sequeira, Margarida .................................... RR-PO-211-21...... Wed 12:00
Smith, David....................................................... SI-PO-301-1 ....... Tue 13:00
Serrano, Carmen Suárez ....................Satellite education...... Mon 08:30
Smith, Megan ..................................................... RR-PL-1492 ...... Thu 13:45
Sexton, Mary .................................................. RR-PO-304-15...... Wed 13:00
Smith, Megan ..................................................... RR-PL-1479 ....... Tue 08:30
Shahali, Shadab ............................................. RR-PO-311-10...... Wed 12:00
Smith, Nancy .................................................... SI-PO-301-17 ..... Wed 13:00
Shahar, Gila .......................................................SI-PO-203-14...... Wed 13:00
Smith, Pam ....................................................... SI-PO-204-10 ..... Wed 13:00
Shakinovsky, Elizabeth ................................. RR-PO-301-6....... Tue 12:00
Smith, Patricia..................................................... RR-PL-2436 ....... Tue 08:30
Shanmugam, Sivaramkumar .................... RR-PO-305-19...... Wed 13:00
Soares, Daniele.............................................. RR-PO-210-19 ...... Thu 12:00
Shannon, Harriet ................................................ RR-PL-3259....... Thu 13:45
Soares, Daniele.............................................. RR-PO-308-21 ..... Wed 12:00
Shannon, Harriet .................................................. RR-PL-704...... Wed 08:30
Soever, Leslie ........................................................ SI-PL-2846 ....... Tue 08:30
Shaw, Donald ........................................Satellite education.......... Fri 08:30
Soever, Leslie ................................................. RR-PO-301-13 ....... Tue 13:00
Shen, Xia .......................................................... RR-PO-207-21....... Thu 13:00
Solomon, Mary ................................... Networking session ....... Tue 12:15
Sherrington, Catherine ................................. RR-PDS-2314....... Thu 10:45
Solomon, Patty ................................. Focused symposium ..... Wed 13:45
Sherrington, Catherine .................. Focused symposium....... Tue 08:30
Solomon, Patty .........................................Discussion panel ...... Thu 10:45
Sherrington, Catherine .................... Networking session....... Tue 13:45
Solomon, Patty ................................... Networking session ...... Thu 08:30
Shiba, Yoshitaka ............................................ RR-PO-306-12....... Thu 12:00
Soma, Toshio ................................................. RR-PO-205-15 ....... Tue 13:00
Shields, Nora ....................................................... RR-PL-3117....... Thu 08:30
Sommermeyer, Zachary............................... SI-PO-211-11 ...... Thu 13:00
Shields, Nora ....................................................... RR-PL-1916....... Thu 08:30
Sommermeyer, Zachary............................. RR-PO-309-24 ....... Tue 12:00
Shigeshima, Koji............................................ RR-PO-203-28....... Thu 13:00
Sorinola, Isaac ..................................................... RR-PL-1170 ...... Thu 13:45
Shih, Yi-Fen ..................................................... RR-PO-210-14....... Tue 12:00
Sota, Takeshi .................................................. RR-PO-303-21 ....... Tue 12:00
Shimada, Haruka ........................................... RR-PO-208-12...... Wed 13:00
Souza, Flavia .................................................. RR-PO-202-12 ....... Tue 12:00
Shimada, Hroyuki ......................................... RR-PO-306-16....... Thu 12:00
Souza, Hugo ...................................................... RR-PO-202-2 ..... Wed 13:00
Shimada, Noboru.......................................... RR-PO-306-17....... Tue 13:00
Sparrius, Clair ..................................................... SI-PO-213-1 ..... Wed 13:00
Shimamura, Ryota ........................................ RR-PO-204-25...... Wed 12:00
Speelman, Arlène ............................................ RR-PO-208-7 ...... Thu 13:00
Shimoi, Toshinori .......................................... RR-PO-309-11....... Thu 13:00
Speelman, Arlène ............................................ RR-PO-208-8 ...... Thu 12:00
Shinkoda, Koichi ............................................. RR-PO-312-1....... Tue 13:00
Speksnijder, Caroline ..................................... RR-PO-211-1 ..... Wed 12:00
Shinohara, Hiroshi ........................................ RR-PO-204-24...... Wed 13:00
Spijker, Margje ................................................ SI-PO-309-15 ..... Wed 12:00
Shirley, Debra................................................. RR-PO-206-27....... Tue 13:00
Spildooren, Joke .............................................. RR-PO-208-6 ...... Thu 12:00
Shousha, Tamer............................................. RR-PO-304-10....... Thu 12:00
Spittle, Alicia ....................................................... RR-PL-1625 ...... Thu 13:45
Sihlali, Bafana ........................................... Discussion panel....... Tue 10:45
Spittle, Alicia ....................................................... RR-PL-2982 ...... Thu 13:45
Sila, Vesna ......................................................... RR-PO-311-8...... Wed 12:00
Spooren, Annemie I.F. .................................. RR-PDS-3680 ....... Tue 16:00
Silva, Ana Luís ................................................ RR-PO-312-12...... Wed 12:00
Sran, Meena ...................................................... RR-PO-311-3 ..... Wed 13:00
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Sran, Meena .................................................... RR-PO-311-14...... Wed 12:00
Swinkels, Annette ........................................ RR-PO-205-17 ...... Thu 13:00
Staal, Bart .......................................................... RR-PO-306-7....... Thu 13:00
Swinkels, Ilse ....................................................... RR-PL-2088 ..... Wed 16:00
Staal, Bart ............................................................ SI-PO-306-6....... Thu 12:00
Swinnen, Eva.................................................. RR-PO-205-22 ..... Wed 13:00
Stafne, Signe Nilssen ................................... RR-PO-312-11...... Wed 13:00
Swinnen, Eva.................................................. RR-PO-204-15 ..... Wed 12:00
Stafne, Signe Nilssen ........................................ RR-PL-3377...... Wed 10:45
Swisher, Laura Lee .......................... Focused symposium ...... Thu 13:45
Stahlhut, Michelle........................................... RR-PO-209-6....... Thu 13:00
Switzer-McIntyre, Sharon .......................... RR-PO-210-27 ....... Tue 13:00
Stanton, Tasha ................................................. RR-PO-205-3....... Thu 13:00
Sykes, Catherine ................................ Networking session ...... Thu 07:00
States, Rebecca .................................. Networking session....... Thu 08:30
Sykes, Catherine .......................................... WCPT seminar ..... Wed 13:45
States, Rebecca ................................ Focused symposium....... Tue 08:30
Sykes, Catherine ............................................. SI-PO-202-13 ...... Thu 12:00
Steinhausz, Viktória ..................................... RR-PO-209-26....... Thu 13:00
Sykes, Catherine .................................. Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Stenberg, Gunilla ............................................... RR-PL-3566....... Thu 08:30
Sykes, Catherine ............................................. SI-PO-204-23 ....... Tue 12:00
Stensdotter, Ann-Katrin ............................... RR-PO-308-2....... Tue 12:00
Sykes, Catherine .......................................... WCPT seminar ..... Wed 08:30
Stepanoff, Johanna ........................................ RR-PO-306-7....... Tue 13:00
Szeto, Pui Yuk Grace .................................... RR-PO-210-10 ....... Tue 12:00
Stephensen, David ............................................ RR-PL-2818....... Thu 13:45
Szeto, Pui Yuk Grace ......................................... RR-PL-1913 ....... Tue 08:30
Stephenson, Rebecca ....................... Networking session...... Wed 07:00
Sziver, Edit ...................................................... RR-PO-308-17 ....... Tue 13:00
Stepien, Agnieszka ......................................... RR-PO-205-7....... Thu 13:00
Tabira, Kazuyuki ............................................ RR-PO-212-10 ..... Wed 12:00
Stettler, Matthias .......................................... RR-PO-308-11....... Tue 13:00
Tacani, Pascale .............................................. RR-PO-211-24 ..... Wed 13:00
Stewart, Aimee ................................. Focused symposium....... Tue 10:45
Tacani, Pascale .............................................. RR-PO-204-11 ....... Tue 13:00
Steyl, Tania ...................................................... RR-PO-201-27....... Tue 13:00
Taghipour Darzi, Mohammad .................. RR-PO-204-14 ...... Thu 12:00
Stirling, Serena ....................................................... SI-PL-817...... Wed 10:45
Takahara, Shinji ................................................ RR-PO-305-1 ..... Wed 13:00
Stokes, Emma........................................... Discussion panel....... Thu 08:30
Takahashi, Tetsuya .......................................... RR-PO-201-1 ..... Wed 12:00
Stokes, Emma...................................................... RR-PL-3451...... Wed 16:00
Takahashi, Tetsuya .......................... Focused symposium ..... Wed 13:45
Stokes, Emma................................................ WCPT seminar....... Thu 10:45
Takano, Yoshio ................................................. RR-PO-204-8 ....... Tue 12:00
Stokes, Emma................................................. RR-PO-204-25....... Tue 12:00
Takebayashi, Hideaki ..................................... RR-PO-204-9 ...... Thu 12:00
Stokes, Emma................................................ WCPT seminar...... Wed 10:45
Takeda, Kaname ........................................... RR-PO-310-20 ..... Wed 12:00
Stokes, Emma................................................ WCPT seminar...... Wed 08:30
Takemoto, Hidenori..................................... RR-PO-207-10 ....... Tue 12:00
Stokkenes, Grete ............................................. RR-PO-211-4....... Tue 12:00
Takeuchi, Chiaki ............................................ RR-PO-306-21 ..... Wed 12:00
Stokkenes, Grete ........................................... RR-PO-312-15....... Tue 13:00
Takeuchi, Shinta ................................................ RR-PL-2154 ..... Wed 16:00
Stoller, Oliver .................................................... RR-PO-207-6....... Thu 12:00
Tan, Bee Yee ..................................................... SI-PO-203-16 ..... Wed 13:00
Strand, Liv ....................................................... RR-PO-307-14...... Wed 13:00
Tan, Celia ............................................................ RR-PO-307-6 ....... Tue 12:00
Strand, Liv ....................................................... RR-PO-205-23....... Thu 13:00
Tan, Chee-Wee ................................................. RR-PO-203-8 ..... Wed 13:00
Strimpakos, Nikolaos ................................... RR-PO-206-21....... Tue 13:00
Tan, Chee-Wee ................................................. RR-PO-211-7 ..... Wed 12:00
Strunk, Steve ....................................... Networking session....... Thu 13:45
Tanabe, Yoshie .............................................. RR-PO-212-23 ....... Tue 12:00
Stukstette, Mirelle .......................................... RR-PO-309-2....... Tue 12:00
Tanaka, Ryo ....................................................... RR-PO-309-3 ....... Tue 13:00
Ståhle, Agneta ................................................... SI-PO-312-8....... Tue 12:00
Tanaka, Toshiaki ........................................... RR-PO-302-24 ....... Tue 12:00
Su, Chia-Ting .................................................. RR-PO-210-16....... Thu 13:00
Tanaka, Yuji .................................................... RR-PO-202-27 ...... Thu 12:00
Sugarman, Heidi ........................................... RR-PO-209-22...... Wed 13:00
Tani, Hiroaki ................................................... RR-PO-204-13 ..... Wed 12:00
Sugarman, Heidi ........................................... RR-PO-307-19....... Thu 13:00
Tantilipikorn, Pinailug.................................... RR-PO-202-8 ...... Thu 13:00
Sugawara, Kenichi ........................................ RR-PO-203-21....... Tue 13:00
Tasheva, Rumiana ............................................ SI-PO-201-9 ....... Tue 13:00
Sugi, Teruo ........................................................ RR-PO-306-8....... Tue 12:00
Tassenoy, An .................................................. RR-PO-205-18 ....... Tue 12:00
Sugimoto, Satoshi .......................................... RR-PO-310-8....... Tue 12:00
Tateuchi, Hiroshige...................................... RR-PO-305-24 ....... Tue 12:00
Sullivan, Katherine ............................................ RR-PL-3557....... Thu 13:45
Taylor, Alan ......................................................... SI-PO-211-6 ...... Thu 12:00
Sun, Shih Heng .............................................. RR-PO-208-24....... Thu 13:00
Taylor, Alan ............................................................ SI-PL-2615 ...... Thu 13:45
Sunaga, Yasuyo ............................................... RR-PO-312-7...... Wed 13:00
Taylor, Alan ............................................ Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Surakka, Jukka .................................................SI-PO-301-19....... Thu 13:00
Taylor, Denise ..................................................... RR-PL-2261 ....... Tue 08:30
Surakka, Jukka .................................................... RR-PL-1172....... Tue 16:00
Taylor, Kevin................................................... RR-PO-202-18 ..... Wed 13:00
Surkar, Swati ................................................... RR-PO-306-24...... Wed 13:00
Taylor, Nicholas ............................................... RR-PDS-3003 ..... Wed 16:00
Suzuki, Makoto .............................................. RR-PO-308-23....... Thu 13:00
Teixeira, Felipe .................................................. SI-PO-211-2 ..... Wed 13:00
Suzuki, Yoshikazu ......................................... RR-PO-308-16....... Thu 12:00
Teixeira-Salmela, Luci F .............................. RR-PO-208-12 ...... Thu 12:00
Svantesson, Ulla ............................................ RR-PO-307-22....... Thu 12:00
Teixeira-Salmela, Luci F ................. Focused symposium ....... Tue 13:45
Svensson, Margareta ................................... RR-PO-310-21....... Tue 13:00
Teixeira-Salmela, Luci F ................................. RR-PO-209-5 ..... Wed 12:00
Svensson, Pernilla ......................................... RR-PO-302-22....... Thu 12:00
Tengman, Eva ................................................ RR-PO-213-21 ....... Tue 12:00
Swain, Danielle ........................................ Discussion panel....... Thu 08:30
Terada, Katsuhiko ......................................... RR-PO-206-13 ...... Thu 13:00
Swanenburg, Jaap .......................................... RR-PDS-2431....... Thu 10:45
Tettamanti, Andrea...................................... RR-PO-206-25 ..... Wed 13:00
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Tettamanti, Andrea ...................................... RR-PO-205-11...... Wed 12:00
Tsang, William W.N. .......................................... RR-PL-1229 ....... Tue 13:45
Teys, Pamela ........................................................ RR-PL-3085...... Wed 10:45
Tsubaki, Atsuhiro .......................................... RR-PO-303-22 ..... Wed 12:00
Thacker, Michael .............................. Focused symposium...... Wed 13:45
Tsuchida, Wakako ........................................ RR-PO-201-10 ...... Thu 13:00
Thacker, Michael ........................................... RR-PO-308-23...... Wed 12:00
Tsukagoshi, Rui ................................................ RR-PO-307-9 ....... Tue 13:00
Thibault-Gagnon, Stéphanie ......................... RR-PL-1741...... Wed 13:45
Tucci, Helga .................................................... RR-PO-203-24 ...... Thu 13:00
Thibault-Gagnon, Stéphanie ......................... RR-PL-1745....... Tue 08:30
Tudella, Eloisa ................................................ RR-PO-306-22 ..... Wed 13:00
Thomas, Amanda.............................................. SI-PO-301-2....... Tue 12:00
Tudella, Eloisa ................................................... RR-PO-308-9 ..... Wed 12:00
Thomas, Amanda................................................... SI-PL-793....... Tue 13:45
Tulloch, Verity ................................................ RR-PO-205-10 ...... Thu 12:00
Thomas, Lucy ...................................................... RR-PL-3183....... Tue 13:45
Tulloch, Verity ................................................ RR-PO-205-13 ...... Thu 13:00
Thompson, Dave........................................... RR-PO-309-22...... Wed 13:00
Tully, Mark ............................................. Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Thompson, Dave............................................. RR-PO-206-4....... Tue 12:00
Tulppo, Mikko................................... Focused symposium ..... Wed 13:45
Thomson, Di ..................................................... RR-PO-302-2...... Wed 12:00
Tumusiime, David ............................................. RR-PL-2753 ..... Wed 16:00
Thoomes, Erik .......................................Satellite education...... Wed 08:30
Turolla, Andrea..................................................... SI-PL-3281 ...... Thu 08:30
Thoomes, Erik .......................................Satellite education...... Wed 08:30
Turolla, Andrea................................................. RR-PO-210-5 ..... Wed 12:00
Thornhill, Sandra ......................................... WCPT seminar...... Wed 08:30
Turolla, Regina ................................................. RR-PO-308-5 ..... Wed 12:00
Thornton, Heather........................................ RR-PO-313-13....... Tue 12:00
Tuttle, Neil ........................................................... RR-PL-1767 ....... Tue 16:00
Thornton, Marianne ....................................... RR-PO-208-8...... Wed 13:00
Tuyl, Lara .............................................................. RR-PL-3180 ..... Wed 16:00
Thorpe, Deborah ............................. Focused symposium....... Thu 10:45
Tyson, Sarah ................................................... RR-PO-206-11 ...... Thu 13:00
Thorpe, Deborah .......................................... RR-PO-305-15....... Tue 13:00
Uchida, Shigehiro ......................................... RR-PO-306-11 ....... Tue 13:00
Thorstensson, Carina ....................................... SI-PO-309-6....... Tue 12:00
Uewaki, Reina ................................................ RR-PO-201-20 ..... Wed 13:00
Thrane, Gyrd ................................................... RR-PO-209-23....... Tue 13:00
Umerah, Gloria ..................................... Satellite education ....... Tue 08:30
Tibaek, Sigrid......................................................... RR-PL-579...... Wed 10:45
Unger, Marianne .............................................. RR-PO-209-5 ...... Thu 12:00
Tierney, Marie .................................................... RR-PDS-975....... Thu 08:30
Unger, Marianne ........................................... RR-PO-306-11 ..... Wed 12:00
Tilson, Julie K. ................................................... RR-PO-208-4....... Tue 12:00
Urabe, Yukio ................................................... RR-PO-212-28 ....... Tue 13:00
Timmerman, Hans .......................................... RR-PO-309-2....... Thu 12:00
Urell, Charlotte ................................................. RR-PO-201-7 ..... Wed 12:00
Tittle, Shelagh ..................................................SI-PO-301-18....... Thu 12:00
Uritani, Daisuke ............................................. RR-PO-302-19 ...... Thu 13:00
Tödt, Kristina .................................................. RR-PO-212-18...... Wed 12:00
Useh, Efe ............................................................... RR-PL-3522 ....... Tue 10:45
Toebes, Marcel .............................................. RR-PO-310-18....... Tue 12:00
Ushiyama, Naoko ......................................... RR-PO-204-16 ..... Wed 13:00
Tokuda, Kazuki .............................................. RR-PO-203-23....... Thu 12:00
Usuda, Shigeru .............................................. RR-PO-203-11 ...... Thu 12:00
Tokuda, Mitsunori .......................................... RR-PO-204-7....... Tue 13:00
Utsal, Ülle ........................................................... RR-PO-209-8 ...... Thu 13:00
Tokuda, Yoshihide ........................................ RR-PO-203-19....... Thu 12:00
Uzawa, Yoshihiro ............................................ RR-PDS-1779 ..... Wed 08:30
Tomkins-Lane, Christy .................................. RR-PO-205-5....... Thu 13:00
Vaabakken, Kjartan ........................... Networking session ....... Tue 13:45
Tomkins-Lane, Christy ................................ RR-PO-311-20....... Tue 12:00
Vaes, Peter ............................................. Satellite education ..... Wed 08:30
Tomoda, Hidenori .......................................... RR-PO-209-4....... Tue 12:00
Vågstøl, Unni.................................................... SI-PO-301-22 ..... Wed 12:00
Toms, Jane ........................................................... RR-PL-1005....... Thu 10:45
Vaillant, Jacques ........................................... RR-PO-309-17 ....... Tue 13:00
Tomás, Mª Teresa............................................... RR-PL-2924....... Thu 13:45
Valeskog, Karin .............................................. RR-PO-301-11 ....... Tue 13:00
Torres, Fernanda ........................................... RR-PO-201-24....... Thu 13:00
Valtonen, Anu ..................................................... RR-PL-1603 ....... Tue 13:45
Torriani-Pasin, Camila ................................. RR-PO-304-11....... Tue 12:00
Van Aswegen, Heleen ......................................... RR-PL-752 ..... Wed 16:00
Torstensen, Tom Arild ..................................... SI-PO-304-1....... Tue 12:00
van Beijsterveldt, Anne Marie C. .................. RR-PL-2432 ....... Tue 10:45
Tousignant, Michel ........................................... RR-PL-2807....... Thu 08:30
van Berkel, D M .................................................. RR-PL-2038 ..... Wed 16:45
Töytäri, Outi ...................................................... RR-PO-303-5....... Tue 13:00
van Cingel, Robert .............................. Satellite education ..... Wed 08:30
Trede, Franziska ............................... Focused symposium...... Wed 13:45
van de Pol, Rachel ........................................... RR-PO-305-9 ..... Wed 13:00
Trees, Amanda ...................................................... RR-PL-264....... Thu 08:30
van de Water, Alexander ........................... RR-PO-308-19 ...... Thu 13:00
Trees, Amanda .................................................SI-PO-209-21....... Thu 12:00
Van de Winckel, Ann ...................................... RR-PO-209-2 ..... Wed 13:00
Tremblay, Louis E............................................ RR-PO-208-5....... Thu 13:00
Van de Winckel, Ann ...................................... RR-PO-307-3 ..... Wed 12:00
Tremblay, Louis E............................................... RR-PL-2659....... Tue 13:45
Van den Bergh, Graziella ............................... RR-PO-201-1 ....... Tue 12:00
Tremblay, Mark................................. Focused symposium....... Tue 08:30
van der Esch, Martin .................................... RR-PO-308-12 ....... Tue 12:00
Tremblay, Mark........................................ Discussion panel....... Tue 13:45
van der Holst, Maaike ................................... SI-PO-210-16 ....... Tue 12:00
Troberg, Anna ................................................ RR-PO-312-24...... Wed 12:00
van der Leeden, Marike .............................. RR-PO-308-14 ....... Tue 12:00
Trudelle, Pierre ................................................SI-PO-205-26....... Tue 12:00
van der Leeden, Marike ................................ SI-PO-205-21 ....... Tue 13:00
Trócoli, Tathiana ........................................... RR-PO-307-20...... Wed 13:00
van der Maas, Nanco ................................... RR-PO-304-19 ...... Thu 12:00
Tsai, Meng Shu .............................................. RR-PO-210-28...... Wed 13:00
van der Schaaf, Marike ....................................... RR-PL-559 ..... Wed 08:30
Tsaih, Peih Ling ............................................... RR-PO-306-8....... Thu 12:00
van der Schaaf, Marike .................. Focused symposium ..... Wed 10:45
Tsang, William W.N. ..................................... RR-PO-306-21....... Thu 13:00
van der Wees, Philip ....................... Focused symposium ....... Tue 10:45
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Index of presenters
Presenters
Index of presenters
van der Wees, Philip ...........................Satellite education...... Wed 08:30
Waddington, Gordon ..................................... RR-PO-304-2 ..... Wed 12:00
van der Wees, Philip ...........................Satellite education...... Wed 08:30
Waggie, Firdouza ................................ Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
van Dieen, Jaap ............................................. RR-PO-203-21....... Thu 12:00
Waite, Gillian ....................................................... RR-PL-2759 ....... Tue 08:30
van Dieen, Jaap ............................................. RR-PO-212-21....... Tue 12:00
Wajswelner, Henry ............................................... RR-PL-593 ...... Thu 10:45
van Dulmen, Simone ........................................ RR-PL-2006...... Wed 10:45
Wakasa, Masahiko ........................................ RR-PO-311-19 ....... Tue 13:00
van Elst, Judith...................................................... RR-PL-813....... Thu 08:30
Wallace, Amanda ............................................. RR-PO-209-1 ....... Tue 13:00
van Es, Pauline ............................................... RR-PO-307-13....... Tue 13:00
Walmsley, Sarah ............................................... RR-PO-205-5 ....... Tue 13:00
Van Ginckel, Ans ................................................ RR-PL-2001....... Thu 08:30
Walsh, Deirdre ............................................... RR-PO-202-22 ....... Tue 12:00
Van Ginckel, Ans ................................................ RR-PL-1983....... Thu 10:45
Walsh, Deirdre ............................................... RR-PO-202-21 ....... Tue 13:00
van Heusden-Scholtalbers, Linda ................ RR-PL-1637...... Wed 16:00
Walsh, Julie .......................................................... RR-PL-3199 ..... Wed 13:45
van Ittersum, Miriam ................................... RR-PO-202-17...... Wed 12:00
Walsh, Julie ........................................ Focused symposium ...... Thu 10:45
Van Kordelaar, Joost ........................................ SI-PO-208-8....... Tue 12:00
Walsh, Julie .......................................................... RR-PL-1676 ...... Thu 13:45
van Oort, Lieke ................................................... RR-PL-2016...... Wed 13:45
Wang, Ching-Yi ................................................ RR-PO-307-7 ...... Thu 13:00
van Oort, Lieke ................................................... RR-PL-1989...... Wed 10:45
Wang, Jong Shyan .......................................... RR-PO-201-2 ..... Wed 13:00
Van Oosterwijck, Jessica............................... RR-PO-309-2...... Wed 13:00
Wang, Pei-Jung ................................................ RR-PO-307-5 ..... Wed 12:00
Van Oosterwijck, Jessica.................................... RR-PL-771...... Wed 08:30
Wang, Yuling ...................................................... RR-PL-2380 ....... Tue 08:30
van Ravensberg, Dorine .................................. RR-PL-1984....... Thu 08:30
Wanvik, Anne Kristin ........................................... RR-PL-493 ..... Wed 16:45
van Ravensberg, Dorine .................................. RR-PL-1972....... Tue 16:00
Warmington, Kelly ....................................... RR-PO-301-12 ....... Tue 12:00
van Vlimmeren, Leo ..................................... RR-PO-209-12....... Thu 13:00
Warmington, Kelly ............................................ RR-PL-3542 ..... Wed 10:45
van Weely, Salima.............................................. RR-PL-1373....... Thu 10:45
Warren, Jon ...............................................Discussion panel ....... Tue 16:00
van Wegen, Erwin ................................Satellite education.......... Fri 08:30
Wassinger, Craig ................................................... RR-PL-948 ..... Wed 10:45
van Wijchen, Joost .........................................SI-PO-302-22...... Wed 12:00
Watanabe, Hiroyuki ..................................... RR-PO-203-18 ....... Tue 12:00
Van Wyk, Andoret ........................................... RR-PO-210-3...... Wed 12:00
Watanabe, Jun.................................................. RR-PO-202-1 ....... Tue 13:00
Vaseghi, Bita ..................................................... RR-PO-305-7...... Wed 13:00
Watanabe, Susumu......................................... RR-PO-310-1 ....... Tue 13:00
Vasques de Miranda, Regina C ................. RR-PO-202-20...... Wed 13:00
Waterfield, Jacqueline .................................... SI-PO-303-5 ..... Wed 13:00
Vasseljen, Ottar .................................................. RR-PL-3452...... Wed 08:30
Waterfield, Jacqueline ................................ RR-PO-302-13 ....... Tue 12:00
Vaughan-Graham, Julie ................................... RR-PL-1701....... Thu 10:45
Watson, Tim ....................................................... SI-PO-301-8 ....... Tue 12:00
Vauhnik, Renata ............................................ RR-PO-212-12....... Tue 13:00
Watter, Pauline ................................................. RR-PO-310-2 ...... Thu 13:00
Veenhof, Cindy ................................................ RR-PO-206-9...... Wed 12:00
Watter, Pauline .............................................. RR-PO-208-23 ...... Thu 12:00
Veenhof, Cindy .............................................. RR-PO-307-12....... Tue 12:00
Wazakili, Margaret ....................................... RR-PO-203-20 ..... Wed 13:00
Veerbeek, Janne ............................................ RR-PO-209-19....... Tue 13:00
Webb, Gillian ...................................... Networking session ...... Thu 12:15
Velthuis, Miranda ............................................SI-PO-210-16...... Wed 13:00
Webb, Gillian ........................................ Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Velthuis, Miranda ................................................... SI-PL-574....... Tue 13:45
Webb, Gillian ........................................ Satellite education ......... Fri 08:30
Venegas-Rios, Heidi ..................................... RR-PO-210-21....... Tue 13:00
Wellmon, Robert.............................................. RR-PO-204-4 ..... Wed 13:00
Venturini, Adriana .......................................... RR-PO-206-2....... Tue 12:00
Wellmon, Robert.............................................. RR-PO-204-3 ..... Wed 12:00
Verhagen, Arianne P. ................................... RR-PO-206-10....... Tue 12:00
Westerdahl, Elisabeth ................................. RR-PO-201-17 ..... Wed 12:00
Verhagen, Evert ....................................Satellite education...... Wed 08:30
Westerhuis, Pieter ........................... Focused symposium ....... Tue 10:45
Verheyden, Geert............................... Networking session....... Thu 08:30
Westwater-Wood, Sarah ............................ RR-PO-302-24 ..... Wed 12:00
Verheyden, Geert.......................................... RR-PO-207-24....... Thu 12:00
Wetzel, Jane ................................................... RR-PO-207-16 ....... Tue 12:00
Verheyden, Geert............................................... RR-PL-2460....... Thu 13:45
Wetzel, Jane ................................................... RR-PO-312-14 ..... Wed 12:00
Verhoeff, Theo ......................................... Discussion panel...... Wed 08:30
Wevers, Lotte ................................................. RR-PO-208-14 ..... Wed 13:00
Verkerk, Gijs ...................................................... RR-PO-209-2....... Thu 13:00
Wevers, Lotte ................................................... SI-PO-208-11 ..... Wed 12:00
Verra, Martin L ................................................. RR-PO-310-3...... Wed 12:00
Wezenberg, Daphne ................................... RR-PO-302-20 ....... Tue 12:00
Versteegh, Theo ............................................ RR-PO-307-14....... Thu 12:00
White, Claire ................................................... RR-PO-202-18 ....... Tue 12:00
Vicenzino, Bill ........................................Satellite education...... Wed 08:30
Whitney, Julie ..................................................... RR-PL-2235 ....... Tue 08:30
Videler, Annemieke............................................. RR-PL-946...... Wed 10:45
Whitney, Julie ..................................................... RR-PL-2248 ....... Tue 10:45
Vieira, Suenimeire ........................................ RR-PO-307-15....... Thu 13:00
Whitney, Susan .................................... Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Vikman, Irene ................................................... RR-PO-312-4....... Tue 12:00
Whitney, Susan .................................... Satellite education ..... Mon 08:30
Villiot-Danger, Jean Christophe ................. RR-PO-212-3...... Wed 13:00
Whittle, Christopher ....................................... RR-PO-211-1 ...... Thu 13:00
Vinther, Anders .................................................. RR-PL-1038....... Tue 10:45
Wideman, Timothy ........................................... RR-PL-2898 ....... Tue 08:30
Visscher, Corine ............................................... RR-PDS-1440....... Thu 13:45
Wigram, Mags........................................................ RR-PL-467 ....... Tue 13:45
Visser, Karen ..................................................... RR-PO-308-6...... Wed 13:00
Wihlborg, Anna ............................................. RR-PO-209-27 ..... Wed 12:00
Wachsler Yannai, Orly ...................................SI-PO-312-20....... Tue 12:00
Wikström-Grotell, Camilla ........................... SI-PO-201-10 ....... Tue 12:00
Waddington, Gordon .................................... RR-PO-304-1...... Wed 13:00
Wikström-Grotell, Camilla ........................... SI-PO-312-23 ....... Tue 13:00
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Wilhelmsen, Kjersti......................................... RR-PO-304-6...... Wed 12:00
Zinger, Deborah ............................................. SI-PO-209-19 ..... Wed 12:00
Wilkinson, Anna .............................................. RR-PO-209-6...... Wed 13:00
Zosso, Amélie ..................................................... RR-PL-1879 ..... Wed 08:30
Williams, Gavin ................................................ RR-PO-206-9....... Thu 13:00
Zuckerman, Silvia .............................................. RR-PL-3697 ..... Wed 16:00
Williams, Gavin .................................................. RR-PDS-805....... Tue 08:30
Zuhir, Hannah ................................................ RR-PO-206-10 ..... Wed 13:00
Williams, Shannon ..........................................SI-PO-302-11...... Wed 13:00 Williams, Shannon ........................................ RR-PO-203-11....... Tue 13:00 Willigenburg, Nienke................................... RR-PO-205-12....... Thu 12:00 Wirz, Markus ..................................................... RR-PDS-1014....... Tue 16:00 Wirz, Markus ..................................................... RR-PO-207-7....... Tue 13:00 Witvrouw, Erik.......................................Satellite education...... Wed 08:30 Wium, Anne-Marie ........................................... SI-PO-210-8....... Thu 13:00 Wiwchar, Dylan ............................................... RR-PO-304-2....... Tue 13:00 Wiwchar, Dylan ............................................... RR-PO-212-6...... Wed 12:00 Wong, Rita......................................................... SI-PO-203-12...... Wed 13:00 Wong, Steve ............................................................ SI-PL-902....... Tue 16:00 Wood, Laurence .............................................. RR-PO-304-7....... Tue 12:00 Wood, Wendy-Ann..............................................SI-PL-1041....... Tue 13:45 Woodhouse, Linda ....................................... RR-PO-301-10....... Tue 12:00
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Woodhouse, Linda .........................................SI-PO-302-14....... Tue 13:00 Wormslev, Merete ..........................................SI-PO-301-21....... Tue 12:00 Wright, Marilyn ................................................ RR-PO-209-3....... Thu 12:00 Wright, Virginia .................................................... RR-PL-544...... Wed 08:30 Wright, Virginia ............................................... RR-PO-306-9...... Wed 12:00 Wu, Ying-Chin ................................................ RR-PO-209-20....... Thu 13:00 Yagi, Masahide ................................................ RR-PO-304-2....... Thu 12:00 Yamada, Sumio ................................ Focused symposium...... Wed 13:45 Yamada, Takumi ........................................... RR-PO-213-20...... Wed 12:00 Yamaguchi, Tomofumi ............................... RR-PO-206-20....... Thu 12:00 Yamamoto, Sawako ..................................... RR-PO-201-13...... Wed 12:00 Yamanaka, Yuki ............................................... RR-PO-213-2...... Wed 12:00 Yamasaki, Hiroshi ........................................... RR-PDS-2337....... Tue 08:30 Yamazaki, Toshiaki ....................................... RR-PO-303-12...... Wed 12:00 Yang, Chich-Haung ........................................ RR-PO-304-3....... Thu 13:00 Yang, Wen-Chieh ............................................ RR-PO-205-8...... Wed 13:00 Yao, Nai-Jia ..................................................... RR-PO-209-19....... Thu 12:00 Yasuda, Naofumi........................................... RR-PO-307-12....... Thu 12:00 Yasuhiro, Banno ............................................ RR-PO-213-18....... Tue 13:00 Yeung, Ella ................................................ Discussion panel....... Tue 10:45 Yeung, Euson ................................................... RR-PO-201-2....... Tue 13:00 Yeung, Teresa .................................................. RR-PO-308-7....... Thu 13:00 Yi, Seung-Ju .................................................... RR-PO-309-24....... Thu 12:00 Yohannes, Abebaw ...................................... RR-PO-212-16...... Wed 12:00 Yokoyama, Misako ......................................... RR-PO-307-9...... Wed 12:00 Yoshida, Miyako ............................................ RR-PO-201-14...... Wed 13:00 Yoshida, Naoshin .......................................... RR-PO-202-21....... Thu 12:00 Yoshimatsu, Tatsuki ..................................... RR-PO-306-13....... Thu 13:00 Yu, Wen-Hsiu .................................................. RR-PO-209-28....... Tue 12:00 Yu, Yen Ting...................................................... RR-PO-210-7....... Thu 12:00 Yundt, Betty .................................................... RR-PO-209-13....... Thu 12:00 Yung, Vivian......................................................... RR-PL-3235...... Wed 10:45 Zalpour, Christoff............................................SI-PO-211-18....... Tue 12:00 Zalpour, Christoff............................................SI-PO-210-23....... Tue 13:00 Ziden, Lena ....................................................... RR-PO-311-3....... Tue 13:00 Zimmerman, David .............................Satellite education....... Tue 08:30
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SI – special interest report
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Exhibition floor plan - hall 2
Steps leading up to Hall 3
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Abstract poster displays
Exhibition floor plan - hall 3
Catering area
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Exhibition - WCPT and member organisations
Visit over 175 exhibition stands to see the latest innovations in products, services and solutions available to the physical therapy profession. Access over 500 new poster displays each day. Posters will be displayed by topic area and with over 78% of accepted abstracts displayed as posters they form an integral part of the overall scientific programme. The exhibition is located in halls 2 and 3 on the ground floor of the RAI Convention Centre. Exhibition hours: Tuesday 21 June
10:00-17:30
Wednesday 22 June
10:00-17:30
Thursday 23 June
10:00-16:00
WCPT stand Come and visit WCPT at stand #E5 in hall 2, opposite the main entrance to the exhibition area. Find out more about the work and initiatives of WCPT, how to become involved in World Physical Therapy Day, as well as the collaborative work we carry out with other health bodies on campaigns such as the fight against counterfeit medicine. WCPT regions and subgroups will also form part of the WCPT stand with staff on hand to answer questions about specific projects in regions and projects subgroups are involved in. Regions Africa Region Asian Western Pacific Region European Region North America Caribbean Region South America Region Subgroups International Acupuncture Association of Physical Therapists (IAAPT) International Association of Physical Therapists working with Older People (IPTOP) International Federation of Orthopaedic Manipulative Physical Therapists (IFOMPT) International Federation of Sports Physiotherapy (IFSP) International Organisation of Physical Therapists in Paediatrics (IOPTP) International Organization of Physical Therapists in Women’s Health (IOPTWH) International Private Practitioners Association (IPPA)
WCPT member organisations The following WCPT member organisations are welcoming delegates at their exhibit stands: American Physical Therapy Association (APTA)
Stand #C7
Asociación Española de Fisioterapeutas (AEFI)
Stand #A12
Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)
Stand #H18
Austrian Physiotherapy Association
Stand #F8
Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP)
Stand #K10
Deutscher Verband fuer Physiotherapie (ZVK)
Stand #F8
Nordic physiotherapy associations
Stand #D9
Schweizer Physiotherapie Verband
Stand #F8
Singapore Physiotherapy Association
Stand #R21a
South African Society of Physiotherapy
Stand #R20c
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Exhibitor seminars
Exhibitor seminars can enhance the delegate experience by bringing physical therapists in contact with the latest cutting edge technologies of the profession. Each exhibitor seminar will run for 1.5 hours and will take place in room G108 on the first floor of the RAI Convention Centre.
Exhibitor:
Hocoma
Date and time:
Tuesday 21 June, 08:30-10:00
Topic:
New generation of low back pain treatment with motivating functional movement therapy! Learn more about the function and application of the ValedoTMMotion: • offers clinically relevant exercises specifically designed for low back pain therapy • provides fun and engaging exercises motivating for extensive training • improves body movement awareness through precise real-time feedback • captures patient’s training activity and progress documenting therapy process and compliance
Exhibitor:
HUR
Date and time:
Tuesday 21 June, 12:15-13:45
Topic:
Strength training and seniors’ preventative care • Functional assessment for the senior population • The use of balance testing platforms and strength testing equipment in falls prevention
Exhibitor:
HUR
Date and time:
Tuesday 21 June, 13:45-15:15
Topic:
Resistance/strength training and cardiovascular disease • Key target muscle of resistance training for aerobic capacity in cardiac rehabilitation • Examples of resistance training for elderly with cardiovascular disease • Effectiveness of exercise-based rehabilitation program for patients after acute coronary syndrome (EFEX-CARE)
Exhibitor:
Hocoma
Date and time:
Wednesday 22 June 2011, 10:45-12:15
Topic:
New generation of low back pain treatment with motivating functional movement therapy! Learn more about the function and application of the ValedoTMMotion: • offers clinically relevant exercises specifically designed for low back pain therapy • provides fun and engaging exercises motivating for extensive training • improves body movement awareness through precise real-time feedback • captures patient’s training activity and progress documenting therapy process and compliance
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Exhibitor seminars
Exhibitor:
Hocoma
Date and time:
Thursday 23 June 2011, 10:45-12:15
Topic:
New generation of low back pain treatment with motivating functional movement therapy! Learn more about the function and application of the ValedoTMMotion: • offers clinically relevant exercises specifically designed for low back pain therapy • provides fun and engaging exercises motivating for extensive training • improves body movement awareness through precise real-time feedback • captures patient’s training activity and progress documenting therapy process and compliance
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Index of exhibitors
3B Scientific GmbH .................................................................................... M14
Informa Healthcare ..................................................................................... G12
3DRX ................................................................................................................... E7
International Federation for Proprioceptive and Bio-mechanical Therapies eV ................................................................. L14
Abakus BV ..................................................................................................... O15 Acumed Medical ......................................................................................... M18 Allcare Innovations ...................................................................................... J23 Alprovi BV......................................................................................................... D8 Alter G .............................................................................................................H21 American Physical Therapy Association ................................................ C7 AMTI ................................................................................................................. E16 Aquaroll SAS.................................................................................................. A10 Asociación Española de Fisioterapeutas ............................................. A12 Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) ......................................H18 Austrian Physiotherapy Association ........................................................ F8 Back Quality Europe BV ............................................................................. A13 BackTpack LLC .............................................................................................. R18 Basko Healthcare BV / Camp Scandinavia AB ....................................H15 Biometrics Europe BV ................................................................................ D16 Bioness ............................................................................................................ F14 BTE Technologies ....................................................................................... M15 Chartered Society of Physiotherapy ..................................................... K10 Chirana Progress ............................................................................................I20 Cosimed GmbH ............................................................................................ L20 Cryofos GmbH .............................................................................................. L19 Darco (Europe) GmbH............................................................................... D19 Delsys .............................................................................................................. F19 Deutscher Verband fuer Physiotherapie ................................................ F8 DJO LLC ........................................................................................................... C11 DM Orthotics .................................................................................................N16 Dynamic Medical & Veterinary Products BV ....................................... K23 Elsevier UK ..................................................................................................... A15 EMS Physio Ltd ............................................................................................. C18 Enraf-Nonius BV ............................................................................................. C6 EO-Funktion BV ............................................................................................ S25 EZ Evidence .....................................................................................................I14 Footlogics Australia Pty Ltd ..................................................................... A17 ForceLink BV....................................................................................................I10 Fysio4deel BV ..................................................................................................I15 FysioSupplies ................................................................................................ L18 Fysiotech LLC ................................................................................................ E17 Fysus Communications ............................................................................. S17 Game Ready .................................................................................................. E13 GBS/CIDP Foundation International ..................................................... K22 GymnaUniphy Belgium ............................................................................. C10 GymnaUniphy Nederland BV .................................................................. C10 Hagsfelder Werkstatten & Wohngemeinschaften Karlsruhe GmbH .......................................................................................................................... M20
IOS Press BV.................................................................................................... J14 Ito Co Ltd...........................................................................................................A7 JeeCee International .................................................................................. N17 Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy (JOSPT) .......... E12 JPM Products Ltd......................................................................................... N22 Juno Medical Oy .............................................................................................A1 K-Taping Academy GmbH ....................................................................... H20 KC International Ltd ......................................................................................A4 Keiser Europe .................................................................................................. I16 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins/Wolters Kluwer Health .................... O14 Lokohelp Group ............................................................................................ L10 LPG Systems.................................................................................................. H17 Maastricht University ................................................................................... I19 Maney Publishing ........................................................................................ F12 Match-U .......................................................................................................... A11 MBT .................................................................................................................. H16 Meden-Inmed Spolka z.o.o ...................................................................... O20 Medi GmbH & Co KG ................................................................................... J10 Meeùs Healthcare BV .................................................................................... C8 Mobility Research Europa ........................................................................ H12 Monark Exercise AB .................................................................................... H11 Monitored Rehab Systems ........................................................................ E19 Motivation UK .............................................................................................. D17 Multifit - Amit Gal Alon.............................................................................. P17 NAQI ................................................................................................................ P19 NeckCare AS .................................................................................................. A14 Nederlands Paramedisch Instituut ........................................................ C19 NES Health BV............................................................................................... P23 Neuro Orthopaedic Institute Australia P/L ......................................... A18 Niva Medical Oy ............................................................................................ L22 Noraxon .......................................................................................................... K23 Nordic Physiotherapy .................................................................................. D9 Novotec Medical GmbH............................................................................ H10 Patterson Medical ........................................................................................ L11 Performance Health GmbH ..................................................................... G19 Pharmeon BV ................................................................................................ H19 PhysioFitnessWorks ..................................................................................... J11 PHYSIOMED ELEKTROMEDIZIN AG ...................................................... M10 Physiopedia................................................................................................... R17 PhysioTools ......................................................................................................A2 PINO Pharmazeutische Praparate GmbH............................................ G14 PLUX - Engenharia de Biosensores Lda ................................................ F13 Polhemus ......................................................................................................... I22
Hands-On Seminars Inc .............................................................................G13
PosturePals & Dynamic Tape......................................................................A6
Happy Strap Pty Ltd ......................................................................................I21
POWERbreathe International Ltd .......................................................... C17
Hocoma AG .................................................................................................. D15
Primal Pictures Ltd ...................................................................................... P25
Hogeschool Utrecht ................................................................................... A19
ProCare BV ..................................................................................................... C14
Human Tecar ................................................................................................ O25
PROTEC ............................................................................................................ E18
Humantool..................................................................................................... F18
Qualiteam s.r.l................................................................................................S22
HUR ..................................................................................................................... E4
Redcord AS ...................................................................................................... I11
IBRAMED.........................................................................................................H14
Rehabtronics Inc .......................................................................................... O22
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Index of exhibitors
Salli Systems ................................................................................................. O23 Schwa-Medico Nederland BV .................................................................. C16 Schweizer Physiotherapie Verband ......................................................... F8 Seers Medical Ltd ........................................................................................ P22 Sensamove VOF ............................................................................................. D6 SISSEL Benelux bvba ..................................................................................N12 SpiderTech Inc ............................................................................................. M21 Spineliner .......................................................................................................H27 Step Forward Orthotics .............................................................................G18 Stichting Opleidingen Musculoskeletale Therapie (SOMT) ............ A3 STORZ MEDICAL AG...................................................................................... A5 SYPOBA GmbH ............................................................................................... A9 TECHNOGYM .................................................................................................. D7 TRAINAHEAD................................................................................................. S20 TUR Therapietechnic GmbH ....................................................................H25 Universidad de a Coruna .......................................................................... K14 Utica College .................................................................................................... E6 Velbexx-17 (100% Natural Topical Analgesic & Anti-Inflammatory Balm) ....................................................................... O24 Visou Communication ............................................................................... F16 Vita Care BV ...................................................................................................... E9 Waegener International AG ..................................................................... P13 Winbase Groep BV ...................................................................................... S24 Wisepress ....................................................................................................... P20 World Confederation for Physical Therapy ............................................ E5 Zimmer Medizinsysteme GmbH ............................................................ C12
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Aids to daily living
PhysioTools ......................................................................................................A2
Basko Healthcare BV / Camp Scandinavia AB ....................................H15
Physiopedia................................................................................................... R17
MBT ..................................................................................................................H16
Primal Pictures Ltd ...................................................................................... P25
Meden-Inmed Spolka z.o.o ..................................................................... O20
Redcord AS ...................................................................................................... I11
Medi GmbH & Co KG ................................................................................... J10
Stichting Opleidingen Musculoskeletale Therapie (SOMT) .............A3
POWERbreathe International Ltd ........................................................... C17
TECHNOGYM ................................................................................................. D7
Patterson Medical ....................................................................................... L11
Universidad de a Coruna .......................................................................... K14
Qualiteam s.r.l ............................................................................................... S22
Utica College.................................................................................................... E6
Step Forward Orthotics .............................................................................G18
Wisepress ....................................................................................................... P20
Aquatic therapy
Electrotherapy equipment
Chirana Progress ............................................................................................I20
Acumed Medical......................................................................................... M18
Assessment/evaluation/testing
Chirana Progress ........................................................................................... I20
Juno Medical Oy ............................................................................................ A1
EMS Physio Ltd ............................................................................................. C18
Motivation UK .............................................................................................. D17
Enraf-Nonius BV .............................................................................................. C6
NeckCare AS .................................................................................................. A14
GymnaUniphy Nederland BV .................................................................. C10
Noraxon .......................................................................................................... K23
Human Tecar ................................................................................................ O25
POWERbreathe International Ltd ........................................................... C17
IBRAMED ........................................................................................................ H14
Patterson Medical ....................................................................................... L11
Ito Co Ltd...........................................................................................................A7
Rehabtronics Inc ......................................................................................... O22
Juno Medical Oy .............................................................................................A1
TECHNOGYM .................................................................................................. D7
Meden-Inmed Spolka z.o.o ...................................................................... O20
Clinical supplies
PHYSIOMED ELEKTROMEDIZIN AG ...................................................... M10
Back Quality Europe BV ............................................................................. A13
Patterson Medical ........................................................................................ L11
NeckCare AS .................................................................................................. A14
ProCare BV ..................................................................................................... C14
PosturePals & Dynamic Tape ..................................................................... A6
Exercise/fitness equipment
Velbexx-17 (100% Natural Topical Analgesic & Anti-Inflammatory Balm) ....................................................................... O24
EO-Funktion BV .............................................................................................S25
Waegener International AG ..................................................................... P13
GymnaUniphy Nederland BV .................................................................. C10
Computer software
HUR ..................................................................................................................... E4
3DRX ................................................................................................................... E7
Humantool ..................................................................................................... F18
AMTI ................................................................................................................. E16
LPG Systems.................................................................................................. H17
Delsys .............................................................................................................. F19
Lokohelp Group ............................................................................................ L10
Enraf-Nonius BV ............................................................................................. C6
MBT .................................................................................................................. H16
Monitored Rehab Systems ....................................................................... E19
Meden-Inmed Spolka z.o.o ...................................................................... O20
Multifit - Amit Gal Alon .............................................................................. P17
Novotec Medical GmbH............................................................................ H10
NeckCare AS .................................................................................................. A14
PINO Pharmazeutische Praparate GmbH............................................ G14
POWERbreathe International Ltd ........................................................... C17
POWERbreathe International Ltd .......................................................... C17
PhysioTools ..................................................................................................... A2
PROTEC ............................................................................................................ E18
Primal Pictures Ltd ...................................................................................... P25
Patterson Medical ........................................................................................ L11
Rehabtronics Inc ......................................................................................... O22
ProCare BV ..................................................................................................... C14
Sensamove VOF ............................................................................................. D6
Redcord AS ...................................................................................................... I11
Education
SYPOBA GmbH ................................................................................................A9
3B Scientific GmbH .................................................................................... M14
Sensamove VOF ............................................................................................. D6
3DRX ................................................................................................................... E7
TECHNOGYM ................................................................................................. D7
Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) ......................................H18
TRAINAHEAD .................................................................................................S20
Dynamic Medical & Veterinary Products BV ....................................... K23 Fysus Communications ............................................................................. S17
Enraf-Nonius BV .............................................................................................. C6
Functional training equipment Alprovi BV ........................................................................................................ D8
GymnaUniphy Nederland BV .................................................................. C10
EO-Funktion BV .............................................................................................S25
Hands-On Seminars Inc .............................................................................G13
Enraf-Nonius BV .............................................................................................. C6
Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy (JOSPT) ................. E12
GymnaUniphy Nederland BV .................................................................. C10
K-Taping Academy GmbH ........................................................................H20
HUR ..................................................................................................................... E4
Maney Publishing ........................................................................................ F12
Humantool ..................................................................................................... F18
Multifit - Amit Gal Alon .............................................................................. P17
Lokohelp Group ............................................................................................ L10
Neuro Orthopaedic Institute Australia P/L ......................................... A18
MBT .................................................................................................................. H16
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Exhibitor search by product
Monitored Rehab Systems ....................................................................... E19
Zimmer Medizinsysteme GmbH ............................................................ C12
PHYSIOMED ELEKTROMEDIZIN AG ....................................................... M10
Insurance
PINO Pharmazeutische Praparate GmbH ............................................G14
Meeùs Healthcare BV .................................................................................... C8
POWERbreathe International Ltd ........................................................... C17 PROTEC ........................................................................................................... E18
Mobility & gait AMTI.................................................................................................................. E16
ProCare BV ..................................................................................................... C14
EMS Physio Ltd ............................................................................................. C18
Redcord AS ......................................................................................................I11
EO-Funktion BV .............................................................................................S25
Rehabtronics Inc ......................................................................................... O22
Hocoma AG ................................................................................................... D15
SYPOBA GmbH ............................................................................................... A9
Lokohelp Group ............................................................................................ L10
Sensamove VOF ............................................................................................. D6
MBT .................................................................................................................. H16
TECHNOGYM .................................................................................................. D7
Meden-Inmed Spolka z.o.o ...................................................................... O20
TRAINAHEAD................................................................................................. S20
Medi GmbH & Co KG ................................................................................... J10
General physical therapy equipment/supplies
Mobility Research Europa ........................................................................ H12
3B Scientific GmbH .................................................................................... M14
Motivation UK .............................................................................................. D17
Aquaroll SAS.................................................................................................. A10
Novotec Medical GmbH............................................................................ H10
Darco (Europe) GmbH............................................................................... D19
Patterson Medical ........................................................................................ L11
EMS Physio Ltd ............................................................................................. C18
Step Forward Orthotics ............................................................................. G18
Enraf-Nonius BV ............................................................................................. C6 GymnaUniphy Nederland BV .................................................................. C10 Hagsfelder Werkstatten & Wohngemeinschaften Karlsruhe GmbH........................................................................................ M20 Humantool..................................................................................................... F18 Ito Co Ltd .......................................................................................................... A7 LPG Systems ..................................................................................................H17 Lokohelp Group ........................................................................................... L10 Meden-Inmed Spolka z.o.o ..................................................................... O20 Medi GmbH & Co KG ................................................................................... J10 Motivation UK .............................................................................................. D17 NAQI ................................................................................................................. P19 NES Health BV ............................................................................................... P23 POWERbreathe International Ltd ........................................................... C17 PROTEC ........................................................................................................... E18 PosturePals & Dynamic Tape ..................................................................... A6 ProCare BV ..................................................................................................... C14 Qualiteam s.r.l ............................................................................................... S22 Redcord AS ......................................................................................................I11
Not for profit organisation Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) ..................................... H18 Chartered Society of Physiotherapy ..................................................... K10 GBS/CIDP Foundation International ..................................................... K22 Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy (JOSPT) ................... E12
Motivation UK .............................................................................................. D17 Physiopedia................................................................................................... R17
Orthopaedic supplies Basko Healthcare BV / Camp Scandinavia AB .................................... H15 Darco (Europe) GmbH ............................................................................... D19 Footlogics Australia Pty Ltd ..................................................................... A17 Game Ready ................................................................................................... E13 MBT .................................................................................................................. H16 Medi GmbH & Co KG ................................................................................... J10 Patterson Medical ........................................................................................ L11 PosturePals & Dynamic Tape......................................................................A6 STORZ MEDICAL AG ......................................................................................A5 Waegener International AG ..................................................................... P13
Seers Medical Ltd ........................................................................................ P22
Other
Sensamove VOF ............................................................................................. D6
Alprovi BV ........................................................................................................ D8
TRAINAHEAD................................................................................................. S20
Aquaroll SAS ................................................................................................. A10
Zimmer Medizinsysteme GmbH ............................................................ C12
Austrian Physiotherapy Association ........................................................ F8
Hot & cold therapy Alprovi BV......................................................................................................... D8 Chirana Progress ............................................................................................I20 Darco (Europe) GmbH............................................................................... D19 EMS Physio Ltd ............................................................................................. C18 Enraf-Nonius BV ............................................................................................. C6 Game Ready .................................................................................................. E13 GymnaUniphy Nederland BV .................................................................. C10 Meden-Inmed Spolka z.o.o ..................................................................... O20 NAQI ................................................................................................................. P19 PHYSIOMED ELEKTROMEDIZIN AG ....................................................... M10 PINO Pharmazeutische Praparate GmbH ............................................G14 Patterson Medical ....................................................................................... L11 Waegener International AG ..................................................................... P13
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Chirana Progress ........................................................................................... I20 Delsys ............................................................................................................... F19 Deutscher Verband fuer Physiotherapie ................................................ F8 Dynamic Medical & Veterinary Products BV ...................................... K23 Enraf-Nonius BV .............................................................................................. C6 Fysio4deel BV ................................................................................................. I15 Humantool ..................................................................................................... F18 K-Taping Academy GmbH ....................................................................... H20 Meden-Inmed Spolka z.o.o ...................................................................... O20 Motivation UK .............................................................................................. D17 PHYSIOMED ELEKTROMEDIZIN AG ...................................................... M10 PINO Pharmazeutische Praparate GmbH............................................ G14 PhysioTools ......................................................................................................A2 SYPOBA GmbH ................................................................................................A9
Exhibitor search by product
Schweizer Physiotherapie Verband ......................................................... F8 Velbexx-17 (100% Natural Topical Analgesic & Anti-Inflammatory Balm) ....................................................................... O24
Pain management Acumed Medical ......................................................................................... M18 Aquaroll SAS.................................................................................................. A10 EMS Physio Ltd ............................................................................................. C18 Enraf-Nonius BV ............................................................................................. C6 Game Ready .................................................................................................. E13 GymnaUniphy Nederland BV .................................................................. C10 K-Taping Academy GmbH ........................................................................H20 LPG Systems ..................................................................................................H17 MBT ..................................................................................................................H16 NES Health BV ............................................................................................... P23 Neuro Orthopaedic Institute Australia P/L ......................................... A18 PHYSIOMED ELEKTROMEDIZIN AG ....................................................... M10 Qualiteam s.r.l ............................................................................................... S22 Redcord AS ......................................................................................................I11 STORZ MEDICAL AG...................................................................................... A5 Velbexx-17 (100% Natural Topical Analgesic & Anti-Inflammatory Balm) O24
Waegener International AG ..................................................................... P13
Prosthetic and orthotic equipment Basko Healthcare BV / Camp Scandinavia AB ....................................H15 DM Orthotics .................................................................................................N16 Darco (Europe) GmbH............................................................................... D19 Footlogics Australia Pty Ltd ..................................................................... A17 Medi GmbH & Co KG ................................................................................... J10 Step Forward Orthotics .............................................................................G18
Publishers Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) ......................................H18 IOS Press BV .................................................................................................... J14 Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy (JOSPT) .................. E12
Maney Publishing ........................................................................................ F12 Neuro Orthopaedic Institute Australia P/L ......................................... A18 Physiopedia ................................................................................................... R17 Primal Pictures Ltd ...................................................................................... P25 Wisepress ....................................................................................................... P20
Seating/positioning equipment/supplies Back Quality Europe BV ............................................................................. A13 EO-Funktion BV ............................................................................................ S25 GymnaUniphy Nederland BV .................................................................. C10 LPG Systems ..................................................................................................H17 Motivation UK .............................................................................................. D17 Salli Systems ................................................................................................. O23
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RAI floor plans - ground floor
Onyx Lounge
Art room
Auditorium
Auditorium Lounge Diamond Lounge
Flyover (1st floor)
Entrance
Forum Scientific programme
Forum Lounge
E001
Registration
Scientific programme
Outside courtyard
To exhibit halls/posters Café Amsterdam
Grand Café
Flyover (1st floor)
Elicium
218
Dutch village
E002
RAI floor plans - first floor
Emerald Room
Auditorium
Scientific programme
Scientific programme
Emerald Lounge
Prayer/
G101 meditation Upper Lounge
Ruby Lounge
Topaz Lounge
E102 Volunteers
E103 Networking sessions
E104
E105
Scientific programme
E106
G102 G103
Networking session rooms
Scientific programme
quiet room
Speaker ready room
G104 G105
KNGF office
WCPT/SPO office
G110 G111
Scientific
E107 programme
Speakers’ lounge
G108 G109
Scientific programme
To exhibit hall/posters
G106 G107
Exhibitor seminars
Scientific programme poster discussion sessions
Press office
Amsterdam Suite
Satellite
E108 programme
First Floor Restaurant Elicium 1
Elicium 2
Scientific programme
Scientific programme
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RAI floor plans - Elicium second floor
Scientific programme
Scientific programme
D201 D202
D203 D204
Elicium
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