Id 93 Topic Community Main Speaker Alexandra Wray UK Co Speakers Attendees Extra Fees Individuals living with acquired brain injury (ABI) and their families often face significant challenges during rehabilitation and beyond, with many experiencing fragmented care and a lack of coordinated support. Critical issues and opportunities in rehabilitation have been identified in…
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Id 72 Topic Musculoskeletal Main Speaker Fahim Anwar UK Co Speakers Attendees Extra Fees This hands-on workshop focuses on the anatomy and ultrasound identification of neck muscles, specifically for use in the management of dystonia and therapeutic injections. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of muscle anatomy, sonographic techniques, and clinical applications for…
Session Details Coming Soon Our Scientific Committee is diligently working to finalize the full congress program, ensuring that each session offers high-quality, relevant, and up-to-date content. This particular session is still under development as we continue to confirm speakers and refine the topics to best reflect current priorities in the field. We appreciate your patience…
Undergraduate rehabilitation education: An action step toward Rehabilitation 2030 and the World Health Assembly resolution Speaker: Abigail Akande, United States
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