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Brucker International Symposium

 

Dr. Bernard BruckerEach year, the International Networking Group sponsors the Brucker International Symposium held during the ACRM Annual Conference. This signature event was established in 2008 in memory of Dr. Bernard (Bernie) Brucker, a long-standing ACRM member, who died unexpectedly that year. Originally established as a lecture luncheon, the event has become a popular ACRM tradition and continues today as a very special symposium.

 

 

2023 BRUCKER INTERNATIONAL SPECIAL SYMPOSIUM

PAST BRUCKER INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIA

          2022: Nada Andelic, MD, PhD Challenges & Opportunities in Provision and Delivery of Rehabilitation Services Worldwide

          2021: Melina Longoni, MD Technologies Applied to the Rehabilitation of People with SCI in Developing Countries: MEDULAPP, Rehabilitation Available to Everyone

2020: Dina Brooks, PT, PhD, Conducting International Rehabilitation Randomized Controlled Clinical Trials

2019: Lena Verdeli, PhD, MSc, Capacity-Building in Low-Resource Regions: Lessons Learned from Global Mental Health

2018: Iracema Leroi, MD, FRCPC, MRCPSYCH, Ears, Eyes and Mind: The SENSE-Cog Project to Promote Well-Being for Elderly Europeans

2017: Maria Vlassopoulos, PhD, The Refugee Crisis in Greece and the Response of Mental Health Professional Community

2016: Stephanie Nixon, BA, BHSc, MSc, PhD, Global Health and Rehabilitation Research: What are the opportunities on the horizon?

2015:  Eli Vakil, PhD, Dissociation Between Memory Processes: The Contribution of Research on Memory Impairment Following Traumatic Brain Injury

2014:  Donald T. Stuss, PhD, C Psych, ABPP-CN, Completing the Circle between Science and Rehabilitation: The Ontario Brain Institute Story

2013:  Kathryn M. McPherson, RN, RM, DIP HV, BA (HONS), PhD, International Partnering in Research

2012:  Marcel Post, PhD, Need and Opportunities for Cross-Cultural Studies on Quality of Life in Rehabilitation Medicine

2011:  John Stone, PhD, Issues in International Collaboration in Rehabilitation Research