Presentations
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Day 1 Presentations | |
Morning Keynote Therese M. O'Neil-Pirozzi, Cognitive-Communication Rehabilitation: Best Practices |
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10:45 Concurrent Sessions Jewels Krauss, Impact - an Accidental Meditation. A Short Film Screening and Discussion on the Significance of Incorporating art and Mindfulness into the Brain Injury Recovery Process "This presentation will not be shared" |
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Sara Baker, Stephen Birman, Robert Ben and Lucy Jackson, Beyond the ABI: Sara Baker's Fight for Justice "This presentation will not be shared" |
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11:40 Concurrent Sessions Deborah Tang and Melanie Hay, Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and the Minimally Conscious – The Impact and Benefits of a Multidisciplinary Sensory Stimulation Program |
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Shannon McGuire, The Rainbow Pacing Program: How Brain Injury Survivors Helped Shape and Develop a new Approach to Symptom Management Handout 1 Handout 2 |
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Lonny Rosen and Sari Feferman, Managing Legal and Regulatory Issues for Healthcare Providers in the Brain Injury Field | |
Rapid Podium Presentations | |
Presentation 1 Melissa McMillan, Supporting Individuals with ABI or Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) Through the Justice System |
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Presentation 2 Evan Foster, Toronto (Maybe GTA? What about Ontario?) Concussion Navigator v2.0: The evolution and next steps of a concussion navigation tool seeking to expand care pathways beyond Toronto |
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Presentation 3 Chloé Buso, Relationship Between Cause of Concussion and Long-Term Recovery in a Longitudinal Cohort of 600 Patients |
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Presentation 4 Arman Ali, How to Evaluate Brain Injury Care Quality and Equity? Connecting the Silos in a Disconnected Healthcare System |
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Presentation 5 Meeta Gugnani, Alison Foo, Laura Pazzano, Colleen Worsley, Process Map for Navigating Challenges Faced by Clinicians and Individuals Seeking Housing – Solutions, Success Stories, and Next Steps Handout |
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2:30 Concurrent Sessions Parwana Akbari and Judith Gargaro, Are You Providing Optimal Care for Persons post-TBI? Discover how Living Clinical Practice Guidelines are an Accessible way to Elevate your Clinical Practice |
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J. Bronwen Moore, From Both Sides Now: Lessons from Life as a Family Care Partner | |
Eden Dales, Trauma Informed Care: What It Means and How It Is Delivered | |
Afternoon Keynote Jane Enright, Keynote Presentation |
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Afternoon Plenary Session Adam Little and Lindsay Charles, Industry Update: Accident Benefits Reform, Embracing the Change "This presentation will not be shared" |
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Day 2 Presentations | |
Morning Keynote Dawn Neumann, Evidence-based Treatment Approaches for Teaching Emotion Recognition after Brain Injury |
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Concurrent Workshop Sessions Catherine Wiseman-Hakes & Evan Foster, Characterizing Sleep and Wakefulness Post-Concussion in the General Population: Consideration of precipitating factors to inform prevention and treatment of sleep-wake disorders "This presentation will not be shared" |
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Bronwen Moore, Sarah Sheffe & Laura Langer, What is the Impact of a Pain Management Group for People with Neurological Conditions and Persistent Pain? A Pilot Study | |
Carolyn Lemsky, Weathering the Perfect Storm: Building Capacity to Address Co-Occurring Brain Injury, Substance use, and Serious Mental Health Disorders | |
Afternoon Keynote Adrienne Patterson, Sharing Scars: Sharing My Personal Journey of Challenges, Traumas, and Triumphs with TBI and PTSD |
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We Exist”: Culturally Constructed ABI (Acquired Brain Injury) Narratives from a Disability Studies Perspective Hilary Pearson, MEd, PhD Candidate - Dept. of Social Justice Education at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto, Brain Injury Society Toronto |
Date
December 5 & 6, 2024
Location
Beanfield Centre
Exhibition Place
105 Princes' Blvd
Toronto, ON M6K 3C3
Information
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