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Training
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Event DetailsTitle:
The First International Conference on Culture, Ethnicity, and Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation
Brochure:
Location:
Washington, D.C.
Venue:
Marriott Hotel Crystal Gateway
1700 Jefferson Davis Highway Arlington, Virginia 22202 USA Phone: 1-703-920-3230 Fax: 1-703-271-5212 Discounted room rate: $209 USD http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/wasgw-crystal-gateway-marriott/ Date(s): March 12 - 13, 2009
Description:
Rehabilitation providers often struggle to effectively serve survivors and family members who come from very different cultures and speak different languages. This conference will bring together brain injury rehabilitation experts from different countries and cultures to discuss and share ideas regarding effective assessment, intervention, and research practices. Program faculty include speakers from Asia, Australia, South America, United Kingdom, Spain, Canada, and the United States. A full spectrum of topics relating to neurobehavioral, cognitive, functional, vocational, psychosocial, family, and medical aspects of rehabilitation will be addressed via lectures, workshops, panel presentations, and posters. Sessions will also focus on health care disparities, successfully conducting research with multiethnicpopulations, and meeting the clinical care needs of diverse patient populations.
Downloads:
Abstract submission form and instructions Abstracts relating to original research, research reviews, conceptual presentations, and descriptions of innovative clinical and service programs are invited. Abstracts must be written in English and received by November 1, 2008. The body of the abstract text must not exceed 300 words. Authors may submit more than one abstract for consideration. Research submissions should describe objectives, research design, setting, primary outcome measures, results, and implications. Authors of abstracts relating to innovative programs are encouraged to provide outcome data. Priority will be given to data-based submissions. Poster submission forms and instructions are now available.
Registration Form Register early -- enrollment is limited. Audience:
Multidisciplinary rehabilitation providers who serve both outpatients and inpatients with brain injury and other neurological disorders; rehabilitation researchers and program administrators.
Sponsor(s):
Co-sponsors:
Reg. fee:
$245 USD Attending Thursday & Friday (Mar.12&13)
$160 USD Attending Thursday (Mar.12) only $160 USD Attending Friday (Mar.13) only Contact:
Juan Carlos Arango, Ph.D.
(804) 827-0663 (USA) Additional info:
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Virginia Commonwealth University
Center for Rehabilitation Science and Engineering (VCU-CERSE)
Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Theatre Row Building, Room 4226
PO Box 843038
730 East Broad Street
Richmond, Virginia 23298-3038
804-828-9547 (voice)
804-827-0663 (fax)
E-mail: cerse@vcu.edu
http://www.cerse.vcu.edu
http://www.pmr.vcu.edu
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