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Preliminary Program 2011 ACRM-ASNR Annual Conference Progress in Rehabilitation Research NEW! CME/CEUs for 9 Disciplines (Page 28) Henry B. Betts Awards Gala at the Georgia Aquarium (Page 8) OCT OBER 11 – 15, 2011 / HYATT REGENCY / ATLANTA, GEORGIA Photograph by James Gathany ©2010 Kevin C. Rose/ AtlantaPhotos.com ©2010 Kevin C. Rose/ AtlantaPhotos.com REGISTRATION FORM WELCOME 2011 ACRM-ASNR Annual Conference Progress in Rehabilitation Research The 88th Annual Meeting of the American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine is being held in conjunction with the 18th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Neurorehabilitation, October 11 – 15, 2011 at the Hyatt Regency in Atlanta Georgia. This joint meeting is called “Progress in Rehabilitation Research” to reflect the cutting-edge content and allow easier reference to the event. This exciting educational experience will offer you the opportunity to interact with representatives from rehabilitation Gary R. Ulicny, PhD Anna M Barrett, MD ACRM President science and the clinical community. ASNR President All attendees will choose from plenary symposia featuring nation- ally and internationally recognized speakers, symposia covering methodology and technology; practice, policy and reimbursement; neuroscience and neurorehabilitation; and musculoskeletal, aging, and development. In addition, there are an Early Career Course on Wednesday, paper presentations, and poster displays that will provide you with a wide array of educational activities. There are six pre-conference symposia this year entitled: · Pediatric Traumatic Brain Injury · NIH R24 Infrastructure Networks: Providing Resources for Rehabilitation Research · Spinal Cord Injury: New Directions in Assessment, Repair & Rehabilitation · Quality Measures for Rehabilitation: Policy, Provider and Patient Perspectives · Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation: Current Applications in the Neurorehabilitation of Patients After Stroke and Practical Demonstration of TMS Techniques in Workshops · Assessing the Quality & Applicability of Systematic Reviews using a Systematic Approach. There will also be a technical exhibition featuring state-of-the- art equipment and services for the rehabilitation professional. As always, there is the opportunity to meet new friends and greet old ones. 2 2011 ACRM-ASNR ANNUAL CONFERENCE OcTOBER 11 – 15, 2011 // ATLANTA GEORGIA PreliminaryPreliminary Program Program ACRM PROGRAM ASNR PROGRAM 2011 ACRM–ASNR CO-CHAIR CO-CHAIR Program Committee Virginia M. Mills, MS, PT, CCM, LicNHA Robert C. Wagenaar, PhD CHAIRS: Virginia M. Mills, MS, PT, President, Community Rehab Care, Inc. Professor, Department of Physical Therapy CCM, LicNHA; Robert C. Wagenaar, Newton, MA and Athletic Training PhD Deborah Backus PhD, PT Director, Doctor of Rehabilitation Sciences Program MEMBERS: Richard Bohannon DPT, Director, Center for Neurorehabilitation EdD; Tamara Bushnik, PhD; S. Thomas Carmichael MD, PhD; Susan Fasoli ScD, Boston University College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences: Sargent College OTR; J. Preston Harley PhD, FACRM; Boston, Massachusetts Mike Jones PhD; Kathy Kalmar PhD; Doug Katz MD, FACRM; Jon Krakauer ACRM ASNR MD; James V. Lynskey PT, PhD; Richard The American Congress of Rehabilitation The American Society of Neurorehabilitation Macko MD; Anne Moessner RN; Philip Medicine is a multidisciplinary organization is a medical specialty society established to Morse PhD, FACRM; Mike Reding dedicated to rehabilitation research. Our advance the discipline of neurorehabilitation. MD; Michael Weinrich MD; Barbara membership is comprised of individuals The ASNR is committed to the prevention of Weissman MD; Shannon Wild from a variety of disciplines and work set- further disability and disease in our patients tings engaged in clinical activities, both basic and achievement of maximal functional and clinical research, academic activities, outcomes, the advancement of scientific administration, as well as advocacy efforts and technological innovations impacting neu- for the field and the patients we serve. Our rologic disability and disease, the scientific TABLE OF CONTENTS focus is to serve people with disabling condi- understanding of neurologic injury and recov- General Information ..........4 – 5 tions by promoting rehabilitation research ery, and the promotion of evidence-based and facilitating information dissemination clinical practice in this field. The ASNR works Pre-Conference Courses ......6 – 7 and the transfer of technology. We value to promote basic science and clinical research Special Events . .8 rehabilitation research that promotes health, in neurorehabilitation, evidence-based clinical independence, productivity, and quality of practice, and access to healthcare and social Early Career Course .............9 life for people with disabling conditions. We opportunities for all individuals with chronic are committed to research that is relevant disabling neurologic conditions. Our educa- Plenary Sessions & Speakers. .9 to consumers, educates providers to deliver tional mission includes specialty training in Preliminary Schedule: best practices and supports advocacy efforts neurorehabilitation at the fellowship level and that ensure adequate public funding for our continuing medical education of neurorehabili- Thursday, October 13 ....10 – 12 research endeavors. Membership information tation professionals. Membership information Friday, October 14 .......12 – 18 is available on our website: www.acrm.org. is available on our website: www.asnr.com. Saturday, October 15 ....18 – 22 2011 ACRM BOARD OF GOVERNORS 2011 ASNR BOARD OF DIRECTORS Gary R. Ulicny, PhD, President; Tamara Bushnik, FACRM, Anna Barrett, MD, President; Krish Sathian, MD, PhD, Faculty Highlights ......... 23 – 27 PhD, President Elect; Sue Ann Sisto, PT, MA, PhD, Vice President; George Wittenberg, MD, PhD, Treasurer/ CME/CEUs ............... 28 – 29 Vice President; Joseph T. Giacino, PhD, FACRM, Past Secretary; Michael Reding, MD, Immediate Past President Conference Fees ...............30 President; J. Preston Harley, PhD, FACRM, Secretary; BOARD MEMBERS: Gary Abrams, MD; David Alexander, Wayne A. Gordon, PhD, ABPP-Cn, FACRM, Treasurer MD; Cynthia Danells, PT; Judith Deutsch, PhD, PT; Gail 060911 MEMBERS AT LARGE: Deborah Backus, PT, PhD, Eskes, PhD; Albert Lo, MD, PhD; Randolph Nudo, PhD; SCI-SIG Representative; Jennifer Bogner, PhD ABPP; Stephen Page, PhD; Keith Tansey, MD, PhD; Robert Angela Colantonio, PhD; Douglas Katz, MD, FACRM; Wagenaar, MD; Carolee Winstein, PhD, PT, FAPTA; Steven All courses and faculty subject Christine MacDonell; James Malec, PhD, FACRM; Gale Wolf, PhD, PT, FAPTA, FAHA; Stuart Yablon, MD; Nathan to change. Watch www.acrm.org Whiteneck, PhD, FACRM; Ronald Seel, PhD, BI-ISIG Zasler, MD; Bruce Dobkin, MD, Editor-in-Chief, NNR Representative; Jeffrey R. Basford, MD, PhD, Editor-in- for updates. Chief, Archives of PM&R www.acrm.org/annual-conference American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine — American Society of Neurorehabilitation 3 GENERAL INFORMATION Hyatt Regency Atlanta Hotel Reservation Instructions Savor southern hospitality in this luxurious downtown hotel T he ACRM rate will be offered 3 DAYS before and after the meeting based on availability. The ACRM negotiated boasting 1,260 newly renovated guestrooms — the second room rate is guaranteed until September 27, 2011. After largest in Atlanta. An award-winner, the Hyatt Regency September 27, 2011, please contact the hotel directly to determine availability. As is the case with all associations, Atlanta places the treasures of the city at your feet. Stroll the ACRM and ASNR are liable for picking up a contracted to historic sites, cultural attractions, world-class shopping room block at our headquarter hotel. Please show your and fine dining including Peachtree Center Mall, Georgia support of our annual conference by booking your room at the Hyatt Regency. Aquarium, Georgia World Congress Center, AmericasMart, CNN Center, Phillips Arena and Georgia Dome. Reservations can be made directly with the Hotel by phone: 1-800-633-7313 (U.S. and Canada). Other regions can locate the reservations phone numbers at: http://bit.ly/ACRM-ASNR_hotel. Reservations can be made CONFERENCE HOTEL online at: http://bit.ly/ACRM-ASNR_HyattReservation Hyatt Regency Atlanta 265 Peachtree Street NE, Check In Time: 3:00 pm, Check Out Time: 12:00 pm Atlanta, Georgia, US 30303 Tel: +1 404 577 1234 Hotel Cancellation Policy Fax: +1 404 588 4137 C redit cards are needed to guarantee reservations, and Room Rates: $189 reservations cancelled 24 hours prior to arrival will receive a full refund of their deposit. Any reservation cancelled after 24 hours prior to arrival or no shows will forfeit one night’s room and tax revenue. High Speed Internet Access T he hotel boasts fast and reliable Internet service. Guestrooms and meeting rooms all offer wired and wireless high-speed Internet access, and T-Mobile Hotspot wireless broadband is available in public areas. No Smoking Policy T o ensure the comfort and health of all attendees, smok- ing is not permitted at any of the ACRM–ASNR Joint Educational Conference functions. Southern hospitality meets urban chic in the luxurious Hyatt Regency Atlanta… 4 2011 ACRM-ASNR ANNUAL CONFERENCE OcTOBER 11 – 15, 2011 // ATLANTA GEORGIA Preliminary Program Transportation Poster Display T he Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport (ATL) is located Y ou will have the opportunity to view posters displaying a 19km / 12mi / 20 minute drive from the hotel. At the airport,
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