Friday September 9, 2005;
Maltings, Ely
The
Neurorehabilitation of Children and Young Adults
Welcome
Dr
Lloyd Bradley, SpR Rehab Medicine, Addenbrooke's Hospital,
Cambridge
New Developments in
Spasticity Treatment in Children with Cerebral Palsy: What is the
Evidence?
Dr Jan Willem
Gorter, Rehabilitation Centre De Hoogstraat and Wilhelmina
Children's Hospital as part of the University Medical Center,
Utrecht
Mobility in Children with Neurological Disease
Marja Van-Dijk,
WhizzKids, Kent
Baclofen and the Treatment of Childhood Spasticity
Kath
Brimlow, Queen’s Medical Centre, University Hospital,
Nottingham
Latest Developments
in the Clinical Application of Dynamic Lycra Splinting for Children
and Young Adults with Acquired and Congenital Neurological
Disability
Jenni Colgate,
Second Skin, London
The Psychological
Rehabilitation of Children and Young Adults with Acquired Brain
Injury
Dr Patrick
Vesey, Queen’s Medical Centre, University Hospital,
Nottingham
The Journey of a
Child through the Rehabilitation Process at The Children’s
Trust
Speakers tbc:
The Children’s Trust, Tadworth Court,
Surrey
The Assessment and
Rehabilitation of Children and Adolescents with Acquired Brain
Injury at the Bath Head Injuries Unit
Dr Peter Tucker,
Bath Head Injury Unit, Bath
Friday November
12, 2004; John Innes Centre,
Norwich Research Park
Welcome
Dr
Benedicte Mancel, SpR Rehab Medicine, Norwich
Management of Cognitive Impairment in Multiple Sclerosis.
Mrs Terri Johns - Specialist Nurse in Neurology, Norfolk and
Norwich Hospital
Medical Approach of
Behavioural Problems after ABI.
Dr Adil Al-Mousawi - Consultant Psychiatrist, Northwick Park
Hospital
Power of Attorney
& Court of Protection.
Mr Damian Short - Solicitor, Headway
Psychological Model
to deal with Aggression.
Mr Ged Bailes - Consultant Forensic Psychologist, Norvic
Clinic
Handling Patients
& Principals of Self-Defence.
Mrs Angela Carty - PMA Coordinator, Hellesdon
Hospital
Management of
Behavioural Problems after ABI.
Dr Hanne Homer - Clinical
Neuropsychologist, Colman Hospital
Assessment of
Capacity and Consent.
Dr Sivaswamy Nagraj - Consultant
Psychiatrist, Kemsley Division, St-Andrews Hospital
Friday, 7th May
2004; Addenbrooke's
Hospital, Cambridge
Introduction
Dr. Maya DeSouza - SpR in Rehabilitation Medicine,
Addenbrooke's
Memory Aids In
Clinical Practice
Dr. Narinder Kapur - Consultant Neuropsychologist,
Addenbrooke's
'No, No, No... Yes'
(Issues of consent with dysphasia) Dr. Jock McKenzie - Associate
Solicitor, Taylor Vinters, Cambridge
Therapeutic robots
for upper and lower limb rehabilitation (Current opinion in neurology 2003,
705-10)
Dr. Stefan Hesse, Consultant Neurologist, Free University
Berlin
NEW
TECHNOLOGY
Wheelchairs: Ibot and
Iglide
Mr James McEuen - Johnson & Johnson
Wheelchair:
Genie
Mr Bob Hester, Easy Care Products,
Shropshire
Dasher: Text
generation with single movement
Prof. David J.C. MacKay. Professor of Natural Philosophy,
University of
Cambridge
Advocate:
Communication Aid and Environmental Control Unit
Mr Mick Steele, Product Advisor, Toby Churchill Ltd,
Cambridge
Time for delegates to
try out the equipment
Friday May 14,
1999 Addenbrooke’s
Hospital, Cambridge
The role of attentional deficits in motor recovery: should they be
treated as well?
Prof. Ian Robertson, Senior Scientist, MRC Cognitive Behaviour
Unit
Effects of intensity
of rehabilitation on functional recovery after stroke: Results of a
research synthesis and a randomised clinical trial.
Dr Gert Kwakkel, Research Physiotherapist and Human Movement
Scientist, University Hospital Vrije Universiteit of
Amsterdam
Enhancing therapy:
Does it make a difference?
Miss Anita Slade, Research Occupational
Therapist, Leeds University
Too much, too soon?
Too little, too late? Type and timing of SLT intervention for
acquired language disorders.
Mr. Simon Horton, Speech Therapist, Norwich Community Health Trust
& City University, London
The use of Urias
airsplints in physical rehabilitation after stroke.
Mrs. Margaret Johnstone
FCSP, Physiotherapist, Peeblesshire
Low load, long
duration splinting for contractures in cerebral palsy.
Mrs. Elaine Owen, Superintendent Paediatric Physiotherapist,
Bangor
Lycra splinting in
cerebral palsy.
Dr. Jim Unsworth, Consultant in
Rehabilitation Medicine, Birmingham
Friday May 15,
1998 Addenbrooke’s
Hospital, Cambridge
Problems of voice production after brain, laryngeal and chest
injury .
Mr. Julian McGlashan, Senior Lecturer in ENT Surgery,
Nottingham
Assistive technology
as a solution to communication impairment.
Mr. Mark Williams, Head of Dept, Assistive Communication Service,
London
Communication after
head injury: the influence of cognition.
Dr. Richard Body, Specialist Speech and
Language Therapist, Sheffield
Treadmill training
with partial body weight support after stroke.
Dr. Stefan Hesse,
Consultant in Rehabilitation Medicine, Berlin
Use of
ankle foot orthoses after stroke
Dr. Stephen Novak, Consultant in
Rehabilitation Medicine, Brighton
EMG biofeedback as an
aid to conventional therapy for gait after stroke.
Mrs. Lesley Bradley,
Physiotherapy Services Manager, Gainsborough
Botulinum
toxin therapy in gait disorders
Dr. Stefan Hesse, Consultant in
Rehabilitation Medicine, Berlin
Friday October 17
1997 Addenbrooke’s
Hospital, Cambridge
Welcome
Dr Stephen
Kirker, Consultant Rehab Medicine, Addenbrooke's Hospital,
Cambridge
The benefits of
physical exercise for the elderly.
Ms Nicki Smith, Physiotherapy lecturer,
University of East Anglia.
The benefits of
physical exercise for young brain injured patients.
Mr Andrew Bateman, Research
Fellow, University of East London
Wide access
in-patient geriatric rehabilitation units.
Ms Josee Tremblay, Tissue
Viability Nurse, Lifespan Healthcare
The district
lymphoedema service.
Mrs Vinny Logan, MacMillan Clinical Manager, Arthur Rank
House
The management of
brain injury and other physical consequences of alcohol abuse: the
benefits of exercise.
Dr Woody Caan, R&D Manager Lifespan
Healthcare
Treadmill training
for problems of gait initiation.
Ms Jane Mickelborough, Research
Physiotherapist, Stroke Association Therapy Research Unit,
Manchester.
Cognitive
rehabilitation at the Oliver Zangwill Centre.
Dr Jonathan Evans, Deputy
Director Oliver Zangwill Centre, Ely.
Vocational
rehabilitation at the Papworth Trust.
Angela Frawley, Occupational
Psychologist, and Rosie Connor, Director of Marketing.
Friday May 2
1997 Ipswich Hospital,
Ipswich
Welcome.
Dr Vijay Kumar, Director of Public Health, Suffolk Health
Authority
Brain injury
rehabilitation in the community.
Prof. Dave Muller, Assistant Principal,
University College, Suffolk
Development of brain
injury services at the Icanho Centre.
Ms Pam Nicholson, Manager, Icanho Centre,
Stowmarket.
Cognitive behavioural
management of chronic pain.
Prof. Shirley Pearce, Dean School of
Health Practice and Policy, UEA.
Rehabilitation of the
injured hand: surgical possibilities.
Mr Harry Lyall, Consultant Hand Surgeon, Broomfield Hospital,
Essex
Rehabilitation of the
injured hand: therapy practice.
Ms Adrienne Foster and Sheila Harris, Hand therapists, St Andrew's
Hospital, Billericay
Spinal injury
rehabilitation in Pakistan, Romania, and France.
Dr Abananien Soopramanien,
Consultant in Rehabilitation Medicine, Lincoln
Friday, November
22 1996 University of East
Anglia, Norwich
Welcome
Dr Stephen
Kirker, Senior Registrar Rehab Medicine, Colman Hospital,
Norwich
Reducing spasticity
with Botulinum toxin injections.
Dr. John Pilling, Neurologist, Norfolk
and Norwich Hospital.
Reducing spasticity
with "Neurophysiological" ankle foot orthoses.
Mr. Martin Mathews, Orthotist, Norfolk and Norwich
Hospital.
Controlling
neurogenic incontinence with TENS and intravesical therapy.
Mr. Ralph Webb, Urologist, Norfolk and Norwich
Hospital.
Nocturia &
enuresis: the role of the circadian rhythm.
Dr. Steve Novak,
Rehabilitationist, Kings' College Hospital,
London
The costs and
management of back pain.
Mr. John Appleby, Health economist, University of East
Anglia
Improving photophobia
and reading ability after brain injury (or "Tinted glasses :
science and stereotypes")
Dr Arnold Wilkins, Psychologist, MRC Applied Psychology
Unit
The
British Palawan Trust: Rehabilitation in
the Rainforest.
Mr. Louis Deliss, Orthopaedic Surgeon, Ipswich Hospital.
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Stephen Kirker last updated March 06