Optimizing Rehabilitation Ward Nursing: A Proposed Protocol for Tailored Patient Observations
ID: 879 Speaker: FRANCOIS THERON South Africa
ID: 879 Speaker: FRANCOIS THERON South Africa
ID: 546 Speaker: Simforian Kambou Cameroun
ID: 348 Speaker: Fatimah AHMEDY Malaysia
Id 5 Topic Robotics & technology Main Speaker Alessandro Giustini Italy Co Speakers Sanaz Pournajaf Italy, Reynaldo Rey MAthias Philippines Attendees 30 Extra Fees Recent developments in innovative technologies, particularly robotics, have begun to transform the field of rehabilitation. Robotic devices and other cutting-edge technologies have been integrated into rehabilitation protocols to enhance…
Id 119 Topic Pelvic Floor Bladder & Bowel Main Speaker Raquel Neves Saudia Arabia Co Speakers Rami Al Ahmar Jordan Attendees 50 Extra Fees Neurogenic bladder and bowel dysfunction are common in patients with spinal cord injury, stroke, multiple sclerosis, and other neurological conditions. Ineffective management can lead to complications such as urinary…
Id 94 Topic Neurorehabilitation Main Speaker Pradeep Thumbikat UK Co Speakers Attendees 60 Extra Fees Given the increase in people with SCI and other neurological disabilities living into their old age, adjustments to accommodate ageing is essential to maintain Qol and to reduce healthcare costs. The workshop on ageing with a neurodisability, particularly…
ID: 360 Speaker: Mara S. Martinez Santori, United States
ID: 147 Speaker : Naglaa Gadallah Egypt
Id Invited speaker Topic Musculoskeletal Main Speaker Levent Özçakar Turkey Co Speakers Attendees Extra Fees Sarcopenia imposes significant morbidity and economic burden on health care systems, underscoring the critical need for early/effective screening and diagnosis. This study aimed to develop a machine learning (ML)-based algorithm to facilitate the screening/diagnosis of sarcopenia. Design: A cross-sectional…
Id 93 Topic Community Main Speaker Alexandra Wray UK Co Speakers Abayomi Salawu UK, Nathalie Martin UK 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…