Key Advances in Stroke Rehabilitation

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1 Conference on Key Advances in Stroke Rehabilitation 12th June 2013 Organised by: Congress Centre, London United Kingdom Limited spaces available

2 Key Advances in Stroke Rehabilitation About the conference Stroke is the single greatest cause of disability in most Western countries. It is a complex condition and there is a continuing need for further education on evidence-based rehabilitation practice and research developments. Professionals need to be up-to-date with the constant advances in the understanding of the condition, assessment and intervention techniques. There is also a need to look at interventions beyond the acute stages and how to support active participation in the longer term post stroke. This one-day exciting and accredited conference is aiming to provide the latest key advances in stroke rehabilitation incorporating state of the programmes and techniques that may be used by professionals who are involved in the management and rehabilitation of patients at different stages after stroke. This conference focuses on providing participants with information on the current understanding of modern rehabilitation therapies in stroke and their effects on activity and participation. Special emphasis will be given to therapies which are person centered and can be used by an interdisciplinary team to deliver effective rehabilitation for the person and their families. It will be demonstrated how evidence-based interventions can improve stroke functionality, reduce readmission, and optimize healthcare utilization. Furthermore it will provide insights into the psychological management of stroke. The expert panel includes clinicians, researchers and scientists in the field of neurology, occupational therapy, nursing, physiotherapy, psychology; and speech and language. This conference will provide delegates across the world with the unique opportunity to update their knowledge and challenge their thinking on a wide range of topics in stroke rehabilitation. Target Audience Stroke nurses, stroke leads, case managers, stroke researchers, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, speech and language therapists, social care staff, neurologists and psychologists. This event will also be beneficial to health care students and newly qualified.

3 Programme Registration and refreshments Dr. Fiona Jones, Chair s welcome Measuring change in stroke care and rehabilitation Professor Geert Verheyden Assistant Professor - Neuromotor Rehabilitation Research Group at University of Leuven, Belgium Delivering optimum intensity of rehabilitation in hospital and at home: what do we know? Dr. David Clarke Lecturer, School of Healthcare, University of Leeds and Senior Research Fellow, Academic Unit of Elderley Care and Rehabilitation, Bradford Institute of Health Research Coffee & Networking Post-Stroke Depression Professor Reg Morris Programme Director, South Wales Doctorate in Clinical Psychology Meaningful goal setting: the experience of people with aphasia Ms. Alex Stirling Specialist Development Manager, Connect - the communication disability network London Panel Discussion Lunch & Networking Detection and rehabilitation of visual impairment post stroke Dr. Fiona Rowe Senior Lecturer, NIHR Fellow Department of Health Services Research Thompson University of Liverpool People with upper limb weakness, practical management and areas for research Ms. Therese Jackson Consultant Occupational Therapist in Stroke NHS Grampian Exercise, fitness and activities Dr. Frederike van Wijck Senior Lecturer in Physiotherapy, Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh Coffee & Networking SELF management after stroke- current research, controversies and implications for rehabilitation Dr. Fiona Jones Reader in Rehabilitation, Director of Bridges stroke self-management, Kingston University Integrating Self Management across a Stroke Pathway Ms. Tess Baird Clinical Lead for Neuro Team & Clinical Lead for Stroke rehabilitation pathway, Barts Health, Royal London Hospital, London Panel Discussion 16.0 Chairman s closing remarks

4 Key Advances in Stroke Rehabilitation Organised by 12th June 2013, Congress Centre, 28 Great Russell Street, London WC1B 3LS Ways to book Online: Tel: Fax: For multiple bookings please attach a list of delegate names and job titles Title First Name: Surname: Jobtitle: Hospital / Company: Address: Post code: Tel: I understand that this registration booking is subject to the booking conditions. Signture: Date: Delegate Rates Please tick the box as applicable Consultant, Scientists and Industry Before the 30th April 2013 early bird rate Residents and Trainees, Researchers Specialist Nurses, EEG technicians Before the 30th April 2013 early bird rate Booking conditions Conferences and Congresses Ltd, trading as MEDINEO (the Company ) accepts bookings under the following conditions: 1 Bookings are accepted through our website by registering and providing the information needed and processing a credit card or bank transfer payment. 2 Bookings are also accepted by fax or by filling up the booking form together with full payment sent to MEDINEO. A confirmation of the booking will then be issued. 3 Returning the signed registration form or making a payment through the website constitutes a firm booking. 4 Bookings may be made over the telephone. In such case bookings will be confirmed only after receiving full payment. 5 All payments including credit card, must be in the currency advertised. 6 The Company reserves the right to cancel a booking if payment is not made 6 weeks prior to the conference taking place. Any outstanding payment becomes the responsibility of the signatory made on the reservation form. 7 Payment for any booking made within 6 weeks of the conference will still be due to the Company irrespective of whether the delegate attends. 8 All correspondence will be sent to participants at the address specified on the booking form or over the telephone (this address will also appear on the official Participants list given out at the event). 9 Should you be unable to attend, a substitute delegate may be able to attend. This must be received in writing one week prior to the conference. 10 The Company reserves the right to change the conference speakers in case of illness or other conditions beyond its control. 11 The Company does not accept responsibility for loss or damage to delegates own property and/or personal effects whilst at the conference. The Company does not accept any liability for loss or damage to personal effects caused by events beyond its control including (but without limitation) fire, flood, strikes, civil disturbances or for consequential loss or damage of any kind whatsoever. 12 Speakers approached at time of print. Cancellation of booking Written confirmation received 6 weeks prior to the conference will be accepted and a refund of 90% of the booking charge will be made. After this date, no refunds can be given. Verbal cancellations will not be accepted. If written cancellation is not received 6 weeks prior to the conference full payment will still be due irrespective of whether the delegate attends the conference. Pay by Debit/Credit Card Please debit my Visa Card MasterCard Card no: Valid from: / Expiry date: / 3 digit security code: Signture: Date: Invoice Requesting an invoice and signing this form will secure your place at the conference. All invoices must be paid in full before the event. See booking condition 6. If you have authorisation from your trust/ department to attend this event and require an invoice, please provide the correct billing address or shared services address (including the relevant payable codes) and a purchase order number. We are unable to process any bookings without this information. We are unable to send out invoices to home addresses. PLEASE COMPLETE IN FULL CONTACT NAME IF DIFFERENT FROM ABOVE Title First Name: Surname: Full invoice addess: Post code: Tel: Signed: Bank Transfer Account: Conferences & Congresses Ltd. Bank: HSBC Sort Code: Account no: SWIFT/BIC no: MIDLGB22 Reference: Your name(s) Booking number Conference fee includes Entrance to the conference, lunch & refreshments and drinks full conference documentation and certificate of accreditation. Sponsorship opportunities If you are interested in exhibiting or sponsoring this event contact: Please contact Mr Charlie Ioannou on [email protected] CONFERENCES & CONGRESSES LTD. Lawford House, Albert Place, London N3 1RL, United Kingdom

5 Venue: Congress Centre Great Russell Street, London WC1B3LS, United Kingdom Tel: , Fax: , The Congress Centre is a very convenient location in the heart of London s West End, just three minutes walk from Tottenham Court Road Underground Station. The venue benefits from excellent transport links by tube (direct to Euston, Charing Cross, Waterloo and Liverpool Street mainline stations), and has two public car parks in the immediate vicinity located in Great Russell Street and Museum Street, as well as metered on-street parking. It is also within a short walk of Oxford Street shopping, Covent Garden and theatreland. Nearest underground: Tottenham Court Road (exit 3) - 3 minutes walk away. Accommodation There is a great variety of hotels to choose in the Bloomsbury area ranging from luxury to low cost accommodation. Here are a few options to assist you when making a reservation. Radisson Edwardian Kenilworth Radisson Edwardian Bloomsbury Street 9-13 Bloomsbury Street, London, WC1B 3QD Great Russell Street London WC1B 3LB Tel: +44 (0) Tel: +44 (0) The Bloomsbury Hotel St. Giles Hotel Great Russell Street London WC1B 3NN Bedford Avenue, London, WC1B 3GH Tel: +44 (0) Tel: +44 (0)