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This is the schedule for the 2018 program. 2019 schedule not yet available.

Thursday, June 14, 2018

7:30am to 8:30am	Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:30am to 8:45am	Welcome and Announcements Mel Glenn, MD
8:45am to 9:25am	Connecting the Right Patients with the Right Restorative Therapies Steven Cramer, MD
9:25am to 9:35am	Q&A with Dr. Cramer
9:35am to 9:40am	Transition to Breakouts
9:40am to 10:30am	Case-Based and Interactive Breakout Sessions 1A-1C Each of these sessions includes 10 minutes of Q&A 1A Rehabilitation of Visual Disorders after TBI Kevin Houston, OD 1B Electrical Stimulation for Function and Restoration after Stroke John Chae, MD 1C Acute Intermittent Hypoxia: A Breathtaking Approach to Augmenting Motor Recovery after Spinal Cord Injury Randy Trumbower, PT, PhD
10:30am to 10:50am	Break Refreshments provided
10:50am to 11:40am	Case-Based and Interactive Breakout Sessions 2A-2C Each of these sessions includes 10 minutes of Q&A 2A Are You Accounting for Neuroendocrine Disorders after TBI? Seth Herman, MD 2B Post-Stroke Shoulder Pain John Chae, MD 2C Aging with SCI Sunil Sabharwal, MBBS
11:40am to 11:45am	Transition to General Session Room
11:45am to 12:25pm	Meeting the Long-Term Needs of Brain Injury Survivors and Their Families: What’s Missing? Marilyn Spivack and Christopher Carter, PsyD Meets criteria for Risk Management credit in Massachusetts
12:25pm to 12:35pm	Q&A with Ms. Spivack and Dr. Carter Meets criteria for Risk Management credit in Massachusetts
12:35pm to 1:35pm	Lunch Buffet Provided
1:35pm to 2:25pm	Case-Based and Interactive Breakout Sessions 3A-3C Each of these sessions includes 10 minutes of Q&A 3A Helping Survivors to Build Their "New Normal" after TBI Christopher Carter, PsyD Meets criteria for Risk Management credit in Massachusetts 3B Addressing the Challenges of Early Mobilization of the Stroke Patient in the ICU Nicole Mazwi, MD 3C Cancer following SCI Chloe Slocum, MD, MPH
2:25pm to 2:30pm	Transition
2:30pm to 3:20pm	Case-Based and Interactive Breakout Sessions 4A-4C Each of these sessions includes 10 minutes of Q&A 4A Aging with TBI Mel Glenn, MD 4B Current and Future Treatment of Alzheimer's Disease Jonathan Jackson, PhD 4C Upper Extremity Surgery in Tetraplegia Chaitanya Mudgal, MCh, MBBS
3:20pm to 3:40pm	Break Refreshments provided
3:40pm to 4:30pm	Case-Based and Interactive Breakout Sessions 5A-5C Each of these sessions includes 10 minutes of Q&A 5A Vestibular Rehabilitation following TBI Kathryn MacDonald, PT, DPT 5B Optimizing the Intensity of Aphasia Therapy Swathi Kiran, PhD, CCC-SLP 5C Update on Autonomic Dysreflexia Ryan Solinsky, MD

Friday, June 15, 2018

7:30am to 8:30am	Continental Breakfast
8:30am to 9:10am	The Benefits of Music Therapy in Neurorehabilitation Brian Harris, MA, MT-BC, NMT/F
9:10am to 9:20am	Q&A with Mr. Harris
9:20am to 9:25am	Transition to Breakouts
9:25am to 10:15am	Case-Based and Interactive Breakout Sessions 6A-6C Each of these sessions includes 10 minutes of Q&A 6A The Etiology of Post-Concussion Symptoms after Mild TBI: A Biopsychosocial Model Grant Iverson, PhD 6B Adjustable Dynamic Response Technology in Lower Extremity Orthotics following Stroke Robert Drillio, CO 6C Bone Health after SCI: Monitoring, Management, and Potential Therapies Rajiv Gupta, MD, PhD
10:15am to 10:35am	Break Refreshments provided
10:35am to 11:25am	Case-Based and Interactive Breakout Sessions 7A-7C Each of these sessions includes 10 minutes of Q&A 7A Psychopharmacologic Approaches to Attention, Alertness, and Initiation after Brain Injury Mel Glenn, MD 7B Robotics in Rehabilitation following Stroke Paolo Bonato, PhD 7C Sports and Exercise for People with SCI Cheri Blauwet, MD
11:25am to 11:30am	Transition to General Session Room
11:30am to 12:10pm	Wellness Groups and Motivational Interviewing in the Continuum of Neurorehabilitation Elizabeth Frates, MD
12:10pm to 12:20pm	Q&A with Dr. Frates
12:20pm to 1:20pm	Lunch Buffet Provided
1:20pm to 2:10pm	Case-Based and Interactive Breakout Sessions 8A-8C Each of these sessions includes 10 minutes of Q&A 8A Psychopharmacologic Approaches to Affective Disorders and Executive Dysfunction after Brain Injury Mel Glenn, MD 8B TMS and tDCS to Facilitate Recovery after Stroke Felipe Fregni, MD, PhD and Leon Morales-Quezada, MD, PhD 8C Brain-Computer Interfaces Leigh Hochberg, MD, PhD
2:10pm to 2:15pm	Transition
2:15pm to 3:05pm	Case-Based and Interactive Breakout Sessions 9A-9C Each of these sessions includes 10 minutes of Q&A 9A Functional Neuroimaging in Disorders of Consciousness Yelena Guller Bodien, PhD 9B Treating the Patient with CNS Lyme Disease and Other Tick-Borne Illness Nevena Zubcevik, DO 9C Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation for Exercise after SCI J. Andrew Taylor, PhD
3:05pm to 3:25pm	Break Refreshments provided
3:25pm to 4:15pm	Case-Based and Interactive Breakout Sessions 10A-10C Each of these sessions includes 10 minutes of Q&A 10A Clinical Trials in TBI Recovery: Are We Getting There? Ross Zafonte, DO 10B Social Cognition and Affective Processing in Neurodegenerative Disease Brad Dickerson, MD 10C Neural Stimulation for Ambulation after SCI Ronald Triolo, PhD
4:15pm to 4:20pm	Transition
4:20pm to 5:10pm	Case-Based and Interactive Breakout Sessions 11A-11C Each of these sessions includes 10 minutes of Q&A 11A Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy Ross Zafonte, DO 11B Models of Recovery and Community Participation for Stroke Survivors to Optimize the Delivery of Rehabilitation Interventions Lisa Connor, PhD, MSOT, OTR/L 11C Sleep Apnea after SCI Chloe Slocum, MD, MPH

Saturday, June 16, 2018

7:30am to 8:30am	Continental Breakfast
8:30am to 9:10am	Harnessing the Placebo Effect for Improved Outcomes M. Alexis Iaccarino, MD
9:10am to 9:20am	Q&A with Dr. Iaccarino
9:20am to 9:25am	Transition to Breakouts
9:25am to 10:15am	Case-Based and Interactive Breakout Sessions 12A-12C Each of these sessions includes 10 minutes of Q&A 12A Evaluation and Management of Patients with Disorders of Consciousness: State of the Science Joseph Giacino, PhD 12B Challenges in the Rehabilitation of the Young Patient with Stroke Randie Black-Schaffer, MD 12C Sexuality after SCI Marcalee Sipski Alexander, MD
10:15am to 10:35am	Break Refreshments provided
10:35am to 11:25am	Case-Based and Interactive Breakout Sessions 13A-13C Each of these sessions includes 10 minutes of Q&A 13A Advances in the Management of Post-Concussion Symptoms after Mild TBI Shirley Shih, MD 13B The Rehabilitation of Spatial Neglect following Stroke Yong-Tae Lee, MD 13C Using Targeted Neuroplasticity to Enhance Rehabilitation after SCI Jonathan Wolpaw, MD
11:25am to 11:30am	Transition to General Session Room
11:30am to 12:10pm	The Post-Acute Continuum of Care: Where Are We Heading? Ross Zafonte, DO
12:10pm to 12:20pm	Q&A with Dr. Zafonte
12:20pm to 12:30pm	Closing Remarks

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

Summarize the research evidence base for neurorehabilitation practice.
Integrate state-of-the-art, evidence-based approaches to neurorehabilitation into their care of patients.
Evaluate advances in research that will lead to future approaches to neurorehabilitation.
Describe 3 contributors to determining the right treatment for the right neurorehabilitation patient.
List the benefits of using motivational interviewing and the coach approach to empower people to change behavior.
Define the human placebo and nocebo effects and describe the environmental factors that influence these processes.
Identify the clinical applications of transcranial direct current and magnetic stimulation and their results in patients with stroke.
Identify 3 benefits of music therapy to neurorehabilitation.
Identify ways in which caregiver needs for support change over the course of treatment.
List factors that will help to shape the future of post-acute care in the US.

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