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Satellite Symposium on Neuropsychological
Rehabilitation
A multidisciplinary conference incorporating clinical neuropsychology,
occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, medicine and nursing
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Hotel Kulm (www.hotelkulm.li)
Triesenberg
Fürstentum Liechtenstein (FL)
31.07. - 01.08.2006
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9:00
- 9:20 |
Arrival
and registration |
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9:20 - 9:40 |
Keynote
introduction |
B A
Wilson (1) |
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Current
challenges for neuropsychological rehabilitation |
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9:40 - 10:00 |
Talk
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R Tate*,
A Pfaff & M Perdices (10) |
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Predicting
the end of post-traumatic amnesia at the beginning of rehabilitation
admission |
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10:00
- 10:20 |
Talk
2 |
A Bateman
& M Horton (11) |
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Assessing
construct validity of the European Brain Injury Questionnaire (EBIQ)
using Rasch analysis |
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10:20
- 10:40 |
Talk
3 |
J Tonks,
W H Williams, I Frampton, P J Yates, A Slater (4) |
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Socio-emotional
Processing: A comparison between children with brain injury and non-injured
controls |
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10:40
-11:00 |
Talk
4 |
K Psaila,
F Gracey*, J O´Dell, J Cope, S Mohamed, & S Palmer (24) |
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Constructing
selves after Acquired Brain Injury (ABI): |
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Capturing
identity change in neuropsychological rehabilitation using a personal
construct approach |
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11:00
- 11:40 |
COFFE |
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11:40
-12:00 |
Talk
5 |
A Dove*,
C Dodds, M George, J van Belle & T Manly (12) |
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Evidence
for a relationship between alertness and leftward inattention |
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12:00
-12:20 |
Talk
6 |
E Greenfield*,
J Evans, H Emslie & B A Wilson |
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The
'Pint Test'(22) |
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12:20
-12:40 |
Talk
7 |
M Vukašinovi
& D P Stankovi (17) |
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Endovideolaryngoscopy
in phoniatricians practice |
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12:40
- 14:00 |
LUNCH |
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14:00
-14:20 |
Talk
8 |
L Clare*,
J Dunn (2) |
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Learning
face-name associations in early-stage dementia: Comparing the effects
of errorless learning and effortful processing |
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14:20
-14:40 |
Talk
9 |
K Hodder*
& C Haslam (14) |
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Errorless
learning: A comparison with other memory rehabilitation techniques |
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14:40
-15:00 |
Talk
10 |
L Campbell*,
F C Wilson, J McCann, G Kernahan & G R Rogers (19) |
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Forgot
to walk the dog? An experimental single case study of carer facilitated
errorless learning following TBI |
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15:00
-15:20 |
Talk
11 |
Ashok
S Jansari1, Catherine Gardner 1 & Barbara Wilson (27) |
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Is
memory rehabilitation possible in older densely amnesic adults? |
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A detailed
case study of a postencephalitic patient using errorless learning and
apersonal digital computer. |
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15:20
- 16:00 |
COFFEE |
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16:00
-16:20 |
Talk
12 |
J Fish*,
J J Evans, M Nimmo, E Martin, A Bateman, B A |
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Wilson,
T Manly (7) |
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External
alerting strategies for the rehabilitation of executive dysfunction
in acquired brain injury |
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16:20
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Talk
13 |
H Emslie
(4) |
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Using
a paging system in the rehabilitation of four encephalitic patients |
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16:40
-17:00 |
Talk
14 |
I-L
Boman (16) |
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Learning
and usability of electronic aids to daily living after acquired brain
injury |
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17:00
-17:20 |
Talk
15 |
E Berry,
L Williams, K Wood, N Kapur & B A Wilson (23) |
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The
use of Sensecam as a pictorial diary to improve autobiographical memory
in a limbic encephalitis patient with amnesia – A preliminary report. |
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09:20
-09:40 |
Talk
16 |
C Keohane
& L Prince* (13) |
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A case
for continuing rehabilitation: Improving chronic naming abilities in
a brain injured client |
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9:40
-10:00 |
Talk
17 |
B-K
Dewar* & B A Wilson (8) |
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Training
face identification in prosopagnosia |
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10:00
-10:20 |
Talk
18 |
A Bartfai
(18) |
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A group
treatment program for mild acquired cognitive dysfunction (MACD) |
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Session
3: Rehabilitation provision and outcome
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10:20
-10:40 |
Talk
19 |
L Murphy
(5) |
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Effectiveness
of vocational rehabilitation following acquired brain injury: Preliminary
evaluation of a UK specialist rehabilitation programme. |
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10:40
-11:00 |
Talk
20 |
A Worthington*,
S Matthews, Y Melia, M Oddy |
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Costoutcomes
for neurobehavioural rehabilitation: A multicentre clinical and economic
appraisal |
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11:00
- 11:40 |
COFFEE |
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11:40
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Talk
21 |
S Palmer
(15) |
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Understanding
and coping: Family members'experience of rehabilitation services |
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12:00
-12:20 |
Talk
22 |
P.
Frommelt, W. Kühne, H. Grötzbach (26) |
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Narrative
construction of self and personal navigation after head trauma –
the practice of holistic neuropsychological rehabilitation |
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12:20
-12:40 |
Talk
23 |
W Kühne,
S Zillinger, P Frommelt & H. Grötzbach (25) |
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Holistic
neuropsychological rehabilitation and conventional rehabilitation –
Psychosocial and vocational outcome |
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12:40
- 14:00 |
LUNCH |
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14:00
-14:20 |
Talk
24 |
H Svendsen
& T W Teasdale (9) |
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Rehabilitation
in retrospect: A 12-15 year follow-up of patients completing a post-acute
brain-injury rehabilitation program |
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14:20
-14:40 |
Talk
25 |
J J
Evans* & T Hart (20) |
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Goal
theory, self-regulation and brain injury rehabilitation |
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14:40
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Talk
26 |
J Ponsford
(21) |
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Community-based
rehabilitation following traumatic brain injury (TBI) |
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15:00 |
CLOSE |
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