Four Days of NONSTOP Stroke Content
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Offering 4 days of high-caliber educational content for stroke rehabilitation, the ACRM 94th Annual Conference, Progress in Rehabilitation Research (PIRR) provides outstanding value for every member of the stroke rehab team.
- 30+ Stroke rehabilitation-related symposia & instructional courses
- 100+ Stroke topic speakers
- 125+ Stroke-centric scientific posters
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- Click on the flyer image to view a handy PDF of the content most relevant to Stroke Rehabilitation >>
- The agendas below highlight all content with a DIRECT focus on Stroke Rehabilitation.
- There is MUCH more content at ACRM that you will enjoy — such as the 50+ sessions of cross-cutting content, including plenary sessions.
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Not-To-Miss Stroke-Specific Content
- Maurizio Corbetta: PLENARY III
- Robert Teasell: SPECIAL SYMPOSIUM #302293
- Steven Wolf: SPECIAL SYMPOSIUM #333769
- Lisa Rodio, Carol Hargreaves, Clare Nicholson, Tim Steiner: SPECIAL SYMPOSIUM #300065
- Leora R. Cherney: Stroke ISIG: ACRM & National Stroke Association Excellence in Post-Acute Stroke Award Lecture >>
- Leora Cherney: SPECIAL SYMPOSIUM #299022
- NIDILRR ARRT Fellows Oral Presentation
- Stroke ISIG: ACRM & National Stroke Association Young Investigator
- Up to 44 hours of CE credits available*
- Stroke ISIG Business Meeting // THU 26 OCT 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM
- Stroke ISIG Movement Task Force Meeting // FRI 27 OCT 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM
- Stroke ISIG Executive Committee and Taskforce Chairs Meeting (By invitation only) // FRI 27 OCT 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM
- Stroke ISIG Aphasia Task Force Meeting // FRI 27 OCT 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
- Stroke ISIG Vision Task Force Meeting // FRI 27 OCT 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Stroke Instructional Courses / PRE-CONFERENCE:
- #285180 – How to: Administering the Kessler Foundation Neglect Assessment Process and Prism Adaptation Treatment Protocols ST, CP
Peii Chen, Kimberly Hreha, Kelly Walloga, Natalie Noce - #293537 – Optimizing Transitions of Care in Stroke Rehabilitation, From Day One to Community Reintegration ST, CP
Diane Chappuis, Nancy Flinn, Molly Trammell, Jill Henly, Ann Woolsey, Stacy Shamblott, Marlene Vega - #294965 – Contemporary Applications of Biofeedback for Patients: Mind-Body Approaches to Rehabilitation CIRM, BI, ST
Sonya Kim, Paul Lehrer, Frank Andrasik, Steven Wolf, Trisha Kesar, Katlin Genthe, Patricia Heyn
Stroke Symposia / CORE CONFERENCE:
For specific STROKE sessions and more details (including presenters, session descriptions and schedules) see the ACRM APP and the online program coming soon.
- #304544 – Using Technology to Empower Home Practice of Rehabilitation: Clinician and Client Perspectives ST, TEC, BI
Emily Dubais, David Poskanzer, Mary Borelli, Swathi Kiran - #292996 – Motor-Intentional Neglect and an Introduction to the Movement and Mobility Scale ST, CP, MES
Peii Chen, Kimberly Hreha, A Barrett, Irene Ward - #327985 – BCI Based Motor Rehabilitation for Upper and Lower Extremities after Stroke with Neurofeedback ST, NP, TEC
Christoph Guger, Slav Hristov Dimov - #283576 – Perinatal Arterial Ischemic Stroke/Hypoxic Injury Clinical Overview/Etiology, Management, and Outcome PED, ST, NP
Ryan Felling, Christine Koterba, Amy Houtrow, Shelley Dean, Roberta O’Shea - #294704 – Mild Cognitive Deficits in Inpatient Stroke Rehabilitation: Interdisciplinary Assessment Strategies ST, CP
Joan Toglia, Abhishek Jaywant, Andrea Mastrogiovanni, Amy Meyer - #300604 – Ensuring Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility Relevance Through Efficiency and Effectiveness ST, BI
Brian Theodore, Ann Perkins, Michelle Camicia - #301621 – Innovative Functional Electrical Stimulation for Stroke Rehabilitation ST, TEC, LR
Jayme Knutson, Michael Fu, Richard Wilson, Nathan Makowski - #300720 – Integrating the Voice of Family Caregivers to Develop a Tool to Assess Stroke Caregiver Preparedness ST, CP
Michelle Camicia, Barbara Lutz, Mary Ellen Young, Donna Williams - #299022 – Intensity in Aphasia Rehabilitation: Contrasting Perspectives From Neuroscience and Cognitive Psychology NP, ST
Anastasia Raymer, Amy Rodriguez, Leora Cherney - #286947 – Benefits of a Care Coordination Solution for People with Neurological Conditions Using Dedicated Patient Advocates CC, BI, ST, ND, PED
Jessica Harthcock, Carrie Redmon, Kelly Toline - #302294 – STROKE HOT TOPICS: Stroke Rehabilitation ST
Robert Teasell - #291745 – Introduction to an Interdisciplinary Approach to Aphasia Treatment ST
Christina del Toro, Michelle Armour, Ellayne Ganzfried, Michelle Lee - #300748 – The Impact of Post-Hospital Stroke Rehabilitation on Disability Reduction and Quality Outcomes ST, CP
Gordon Horn, Frank Lewis, Keith Kincaid, Robert Russell - #304098 – Neuroplasticity and Neuro-Modulation Targeted to Lower Limb Rehabilitation: Animal, Human, and Clinical Studies ST, NP
Trisha Kesar, Mark Bowden, Aiko Thompson, Mark Lyle - #300691 – Cross-Linguistic Transfer of Therapy Effect (CLTE) in Bilingual Individuals with Aphasia after Stroke CP, ST
Pei-Fang Hung, Lei Sun - #283259 – What You Need to Know About Assessment and Treatment of Social Cognition After Brain Injury BI, CP, ST
Dawn Neumann, Barbra Zupan, Rebecca Eberle - #294806 – Why Do People Poststroke Walk Slowly? ST, CP
David Brown, Elliot Roth, Christopher Hurt, Deanna Rumble, Sarah Graham, Avantika Naidu, Adam Wieckert - #295177 – Essential Neurorehab Content/Dose for Significant Recovery of Arm/Hand Function in Moderate/Severe Stroke ST, NP
Janis Daly, Jessica McCabe - #292645 – The Next Octave in Stroke Rehabilitation: A Collaborative Approach to Music Therapy and Occupational Therapy ST, AN
Danielle Porter, Danielle Parmenter - #297399 – Community Integration and Family Adjustment after ABI: Practical Solutions in a Rapidly Changing World INT, BI, ST
Janet Niemeier, Kathy Kniepmann, Arshia Ahmad, Lucia Smith-Wexler, Marlene Vega - #290842 – Metabolic Syndrome and Dietary Patterns: A Tale of Two Continents INT, ST, CP
Chetan Phadke, Hubert Vuagnat - #294719 – Mobile Technology for Post-Stroke Recurrence Prevention and Recovery (mStroke) TEC, ST, MES
Nancy Fell, Mina Sartipi, Hanna True, Brandon Allen, Brian Williams, Austin Harris, Jin Cho, Zhen Hu, Rebekah Thompson - #300207 – Virtual Reality Interventions for Upper Extremity Rehabilitation: A Meta-Analysis TEC, ST
Lynne Gauthier, Rachel Proffitt - #292593 – Walking Adaptability After Neurological Injury: Mechanisms, Assessment and Intervention CC, ST, MES
David Clark, Chitralakshmi Balasubramanian, Emily Fox - #294612 – Measurement and Characterization of Walking Ability of Individuals who are Unable to Walk ST, CP
Andrew Packel - #301820 – Community Reintegration in Low-Resource Settings: Unmet Needs and Family Participation in Rehabilitation Process INT, BI, ST
Amit Kumar, Jonathan Armstrong, Carlos Marquez de la Plata, Kristine Kingsley - #297086 – Hormonal Influences on TBI and Stroke Rehabilitation Outcome BI, ST
Grace Griesbach, Lisa Kreber, Jessica Ashley - #304683 – Patient-Centered Vocational Rehabilitation for Individuals with Acquired Brain Injuries BI, CP, ST
Paige Salinas, Jennifer Featherston, Carlos Marquez de la Plata - #304475 – Diagnosing and Treating Deficits in Propulsion to Improve Walking After Stroke: Clinical & Technological Advances ST, TEC
Lou Awad, Mark Bowden, Michael Lewek, Jason Franz - #328110 – Performance Based Cognitive and Perceptual Assessment After Stroke ST
Glen Gillen - #294605 – Metacognitive Strategy Training: Optimizing Self-Awareness and Strategy Use across Activities CP, BI, ST
Joan Toglia, Chelsea Steinberg - #289922 – Functional Plasticity in Neurorehabilitation of Stroke Survivors: Findings and Clinical Implications NP, ST
Steven Wolf, Lynne Gauthier, Michael Borich
FOCUS AREA ABBREVIATIONS: AN: Arts & Neuroscience // BI: Brain Injury // CAN: Cancer // CC: Cross-Cutting // CIRM: Complementary Integrative Rehabilitation Medicine // CP: Clinical Practice // DI: Diagnosis Independent // GER: Geriatric Rehabilitation // INT: International // LR: Limb Restoration // MES: Measurement // MIL: Military/VA // ND: Neurodegenerative Diseases // NP: Neuroplasticity // PAIN: Pain Rehabilitation // PED: Pediatric Rehabilitation // PHY: Physicians & Clinicians // POL: Health Policy & Legislation // SCI: Spinal Cord Injury // ST: Stroke // TEC: Technology
Stroke Rehabilitation SPECIAL Symposium
- #302293 – Stroke Rehabilitation at a Crossroads ST, CP
Robert Teasell - #333769 – Emerging Technologies for Stroke Rehabilitation: Toys or Tools? ST, TEC
Steven Wolf - #300065 – STROKESTRA: Holistic Stroke Rehabilitation Through Creative Music-Making AN, ST
Lisa Rodio, Carol Hargreaves, Clare Nicholson, Tim Steiner
Stroke Rehabilitation Meetings
See the complete schedule of ACRM ISIG, networking group, and task force meetings and plan to join those that best align with your interests and expertise.
- Stroke ISIG Business Meeting // THU 26 OCT 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM
- Stroke ISIG Movement Task Force Meeting // FRI 27 OCT 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM
- Stroke ISIG Executive Committee and Taskforce Chairs Meeting (By invitation only) // FRI 27 OCT 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM
- Stroke ISIG Aphasia Task Force Meeting // FRI 27 OCT 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
- Stroke ISIG Vision Task Force Meeting // FRI 27 OCT 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Stroke Rehabilitation-Related Paper Sessions
Check out the Paper sessions in the ACRM Conference APP and the online program
Two-Day Cognitive Rehabilitation Training
Join the ACRM Stroke Interdisciplinary Special Interest Group (Stroke ISIG)
No need to wait for Atlanta to get involved! Check out the leadership and connect with the lively Stroke Interdisciplinary Special Interest Group now…
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ACRM Annual Conference, Progress in Rehabilitation Research (PIRR#2017)
CORE: 25 – 28 OCT 2018 // HILTON ATLANTA, USA // PRE-CONFERENCE 23 – 25 OCT
REGISTER ONLINE HERE or Register by Phone: +1.703.435.5335
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*For the latest programming info, schedule, session and faculty details, and room locations, please see the Searchable Online Program & Scheduler and/or the ACRM App. Although significant changes are not anticipated, the schedules, sessions, and presenters posted on this website are subject to change.
*Up to 44 credit hours from Pre-Conference through end of Conference Mon – Sat 23 – 28 October. The number of credit hours available in any particular content area may be less.
