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ON-SITE PROGRAMME
The First International
Conference on
Paediatric Acquired Brain Injury
Crowne Plaza Hotel
Liverpool, United Kingdom
16-18 September, 2015
Supporting Young People and Their Families
to Maximise Good Outcomes and Quality of Life
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This programme is supported by the
Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH)
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Chairs
Carol Hawley, PhD
Chair of IPBIS Board
United Kingdom
Beth Wicks
Conference Co-Chair
United Kingdom
Ronald Savage, EdD
Conference Co-Chair
United States
Planning Committee
Catherine Aaro Jonsson
Sweden
Roberta DePompei
United States
Bryan Kolb
Canada
Gerard Ribbers
The Netherlands
Vicki Anderson
Australia
Patrick Donohue
United States
Peter de Koning
The Netherlands
Peter Rumney
Canada
Richard Appleton
United Kingdom
Ingrid Emanuelson
Sweden
Mark Linden
United Kingdom
Ronald Savage
United States
David Arciniegas
United States
Gerry Gioia
United States
Alison Madden
Canada
Robert Tasker
United States
Lucia Braga
Brazil
Carol Hawley
United Kingdom
Audrey McKinlay
Australia
Anthony Ward
United Kingdom
Katie Byard
United Kingdom
Eric Hermans
The Netherlands
Thomas McMillan
United Kingdom
David Walker
United Kingdom
Enrico Castelli
Italy
Gillian Hotz
United States
Peter Patrick
United States
Beth Wicks
United Kingdom
Cathy Catroppa
Australia
Ingela Kristiansen
Sweden
Jennie Ponsford
Australia
Carol DeMatteo
Canada
Arend de Kloet
The Netherlands
George Prigatano
United States
Keith Yeates
Canada
Nathan Zasler
United States
Invited Speakers
Ahmed Abobat
Saudi Arabia
Sue Davie
United Kingdom
Bryan Kolb
Canada
John Rizzo
United States
Anna Adlam
United Kingdom
Roberta DePompei
United States
Agata Krasny-Pacini
France
Peter Rumney
Canada
Vicki Anderson
Australia
Ava Easton
United Kingdom
Ingela Kristiansen
Sweden
Ronald Savage
United States
Deborah Andrews
New Zealand
Rhona Feldt-Stein
Canada
Suncica Lah
Australia
Chanth Seyone
Canada
Tanya Beatty
Canada
Tony Figaji
South Africa
John Leddy
United States
Adriaan Theeuwes
The Netherlands
Miriam Beauchamp
Canada
Deborah Fortescue
United Kingdom
Mark Lovell
United States
James Tonks
United Kingdom
Lucia Braga
Brazil
Caron Gan
Canada
Christine MacDonell
United States
Lisa Turan
United Kingdom
Cheryl Button
Canada
Ann Glang
United States
Caroline McHutchison
United Kingdom
Shari Wade
United States
Katie Byard
United Kingdom
Carol Hawley
United Kingdom
Audrey McKinlay
Australia
David Walker
United Kingdom
Enrico Castelli
Italy
Nathan Hughes
United Kingdom
W. Alan Mutch
Canada
Beth Wicks
United Kingdom
Prathiba Chitasabesan
United Kingdom
Jenny Jim
United Kingdom
Barbara O’Connell
Ireland
Louise Wilkinson
United Kingdom
Michael Collins
United States
Cathy Johnson
United Kingdom
Natalie Phillips
Australia
Barry Willer
United States
Ali Crichton
Australia
Rachel Kneen
United Kingdom
Arturo Pichardo
Mexico
Huw Williams
United Kingdom
Local Advisory Group
Lynne Carrick-Leary, Business Development Manager, Irwin Mitchell LLP
Sue Davie, Chief Executive, Meningitis Now
Ava Easton, Chief Executive, The Encephalitis Society
Carol Hawley, Chair of IPBIS
Chloe Hayward, Chief Executive, United Kingdom Acquired Brain Injury Forum
Mark Linden, IPBIS board member
Jackie Parker, Managing Director, J S Parker Ltd
Lisa Turan, Chief Executive Officer, Child Brain Injury Trust
Beth Wicks, IPBIS board member
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Oral Abstract Presenters
Catherine Aaro Jonsson
Sweden
Anna Adlam
United Kingdom
Vicki Anderson
Australia
Orly Bar
Israel
Omer Bar Yosef
Israel
Sharon Barak
Israel
Tanya Beatty
Canada
Miriam Beauchamp
Canada
Jenny Bellerose
Canada
Coco Bernard
Australia
Danielle Brewer
Canada
Cheryl Button
Canada
Vincy Chan
Canada
Mathilde Chevignard
France
Ali Crichton
Australia
Paige Culotta
United States
Carol DeMatteo
Canada
Karoline Doser
Denmark
Etzyona Eisenstein
Israel
Hinemoa Elder
New Zealand
Rafey Faruqui
United Kingdom
Rhona Feldt-Stein
Canada
Suzette Finney
United States
Matthew Frith
Australia
Ekaterina Fufaeva
Russia
Asa Fyrberg
Sweden
Michael Gaetz
Canada
Isabelle Gagnon
Canada
Caron Gan
Canada
Maya Gerner
Israel
Yafit Gilboa
Israel
Ann Glang
United States
Sharon Grandinette Clemence Lefevre-Dognin
United States
France
Juliet Haarbaurer-Krupa
Jennifer Limond
United States
United Kingdom
Claire Hedley
Mark Linden
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Eric Hermans
Tsz-Yan Milly Lo
The Netherlands
United Kingdom
Lyndal Hickey
Paul McClorry
Australia
United Kingdom
Nathan Hughes
David McCormick
Australia
United Kingdom
Kent Hymel
Brenna McDonald
United States
United States
Sue Ellen Jurcak
Caroline McHutchison
United States
United Kingdom
Michal Katz-Leurer
Audrey McKinlay
Israel
Australia
Michelle Keightley
Heather McLean
Canada
United States
Agata Krasny-Pacini
W. Alan Mutch
France
Canada
Tal Krasovsky
Andrew Nelson
Israel
United Kingdom
Ram Kumar
Panayotis Ntourntoulis
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Suncica Lah
Olugbenga Odebode
Australia
Nigeria
Anne Laurent-Vannier
Sarah O’Dougherty
France
Ireland
John Leddy
Valerie Paasch
United States
United States
Leora Packer
Kathy Stazyk
Israel
Canada
Andrea Palacio-Navarro Matthew Stockwell
Spain
United Kingdom
Natalie Phillips
Sandra Strazzer
Australia
Italy
Nick Reed
Premalatha Subbarao
Canada
India
Linus Reen
Gillian Ta’eed
Sweden
Australia
Karin Reuter-Rice
Melissa Trovato
United States
United States
Adi Reuveni
Svetlana Valiullina
Israel
Russia
John Rizzo
Lorna Wales
United States
United Kingdom
Stefanie Rosema
Suzanne Watson
Australia
United Kingdom
Hemda Rotem
Laura Weinberg
Israel
United States
Peter Rumney
Meagan White
Canada
Australia
Marianne Saard
Barry Willer
Estonia
United States
Marta Sanz-Palau
Bethanne Willingham
Spain
United Kingdom
Zhanna Semenova
Claire Willis
Russia
Australia
William Singer
Huiyun Xiang
United States
United States
Nicola Starkey
New Zealand
Poster Abstract Presenters
Anna Adlam
United Kingdom
Manal Al Sonbul
Saudi Arabia
Kathryn Asher
Australia
Erin Cleary
Australia
Rosie Axon
United Kingdom
Mohd Azmarul A Aziz
Malaysia
Se Ri Bae
United States
Alessandra Bardoni
Italy
Miriam H. Beauchamp
France
Emily Bennett
United Kingdom
Naomi Brown
United Kingdom
Laura Callejón-Póo
Spain
Vincy Chan
Canada
Lindsay Cirincione
United States
Therese Clark
Australia
Gerald Clayton
United States
Amy Connery
United States
Amy de Villiers
South Africa
Deborah Dee
Canada
Naddley Desire
Canada
Talia Dick
Canada
Anqin Vicky Dong
Hong Kong
Rosy Edwards
United Kingdom
Etzyona Eisenstein
Israel
Carolyn Emery
Canada
Rafey Faruqui
United Kingdom
Nicola Foster
United States
Matthew Frith
Australia
Isabelle Gagnon
Canada
Lydia Garside
Australia
Katherine Garvey
United Kingdom
Slavica M. Golubovic
Serbia
Camila S. G. Acosta Gonçalves Azhar Othman Khattab Conall O’Rourke
United Kingdom
Brazil
Qatar
Sophie Gosling
Nadira Ait Khelifa-Gallois Melissa Paniccia
Canada
United Kingdom
France
Karin Persson
Rocky Greer
Lindsay Klimacka
Sweden
United States
United Kingdom
Geraldina
Poggi
Tim Grove
Tal Krasovsky
Italy
United Kingdom
Israel
Jonathan Pool
Fazah Akhtar Hanapiah
Ram Kumar
United Kingdom
Malaysia
United Kingdom
Rebecca Pryce
Dianne Henderson
Gabrielle Lalonde
United Kingdom
Canada
Canada
Ritu Puthen
Lynette Holmes
Anne Laurent-Vannier
Canada
United States
France
Jana Radlanski
Ingvil Laberg Holthe
Jonathan Lifshitz
Germany
Norway
United States
Sally
Robinson
Ryan Hung
Liqun Liu
United Kingdom
Canada
China
Hemda Rotem
Christina Jacobsson
Katie Mah
Israel
Sweden
Canada
Pat L. Sample
Johanna Jakovlev
Margaret Mayston
United States
Estonia
United Kingdom
Maria Sandhaug
Malgorzata Jadwiga
Eunan McCrudden
Norway
Poland
United Kingdom
Zhanna Semenova
Michelle Keightley
Chern Phei Ming
Russia
Canada
Malaysia
Teena
Shetty
Gemma Kelly
Eva Molmen
United States
United Kingdom
Norway
Tamar Silberg
Zahra Keshtkaran
Stefania Mondello
United States
Iran
Italy
Ingrid Sjöberg
Muhammad Umair Khan Mirjam Harkestad Olsen
Sweden
Pakistan
Norway
Judith E.M. Smetsers
The Netherlands
Nicola Starkey
New Zealand
Kathy Stazyk
Canada
Emily Talbot
United Kingdom
Tobias Tsai
United States
Svetlana Valiullina
Russia
Lee Verweel
Canada
Saeed Wahass
Saudi Arabia
Beth Wales
United Kingdom
Diana Walters
United States
Louise Wilkinson
United Kingdom
Pamela Wilson
United States
Manabu Yoshihashi
Japan
Umamah Yusufi
United Kingdom
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WELCOME TO LIVERPOOL!
IPBIS SOCIAL EVENT
The International Paediatric Brain Injury Society (IPBIS) and the
International Brain Injury Association (IBIA) welcome you to the First
International Conference on Paediatric Acquired Brain Injury, held in the
historic and vibrant city of Liverpool!
Liverpool is home to John, Paul, George and Ringo! Enjoy a live
performance in tribute to the best known musicians in the world with
your colleagues. Entertainment, buffet, and two drink tickets are included.
It will be a night to remember with the Fab Four! An additional fee
is required to participate in this event and tickets will be sold at the
registration desk until they are sold out. The Social Event will take
place on Thursday, 17 September, 2015 starting at 7.30pm, immediately
after the poster reception.
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
This is the first global event that brings together all those involved
in the identification, treatment and prevention of brain injury in
children, adolescents, and young adults. The theme of the conference is
“Supporting Young People and Their Families to Maximise Good Outcomes
and Quality of Life.”
ORAL PRESENTERS
The scientific aim of the conference is to explore current and innovative
treatments, rehabilitation programmes, support mechanisms, and ways to
improve the lives and potential of these young people and their families.
The conference programme seeks to be inclusive of all issues relating to
every aspect of brain injury, both traumatic (i.e., external physical force
injuries, penetrating injuries, etc.) and atraumatic (i.e., infectious diseases,
tumours, stroke, neurotoxic poisonings, etc.).
POSTER PRESENTERS
EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES
The Scientific Planning Committee has developed a broad educational
programme that will address a wide range of topics, including:
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The epidemiology of acquired brain injuries in children and
adolescents from a world health care perspective.
Evidenced-based research regarding the nature and efficacy of
medical, clinical and educational treatment of acquired brain
injuries in children and adolescents.
The varied causes of ABI in childhood, including medical conditions
and non-accidental traumatic injuries.
Development of advocacy protocols to support families affected
by paediatric ABI, towards affecting change at National and
International levels.
Models of innovative systems, services and supports for children/
adolescents with ABI and their families.
How to better recognise, manage and treat mTBI/Concussions in
children/adolescents.
Oral presenters are asked to drop-off and upload their PowerPoint files
to the designated slide drop-off desk the day prior to their presentation.
The slide drop-off desk will be open during regular registration hours.
There will be two poster sessions held during the conference at the times
listed below.
Session A
Thursday evening session: 5.45 – 7.30pm
Set up time for Session A begins at 2.30 until 5.30pm.
Your poster(s) must be taken down by 8.00pm Thursday evening or your
poster will be removed and destroyed.
Session B
Friday lunch session: 1.15 – 2.45pm
Set up time for Session B will begins at 9.00am until 1.00pm.
Your poster(s) must be taken down by 5.00pm Friday evening or your
poster will be removed and destroyed.
The dimensions of the poster are 1 x 1 meter (approx. 39 x 39 inches).
This is useable space on the poster board where your poster will hang.
Push pins will be provided.
Please refer to the A4 hand-out for the list of posters, titles and
corresponding presentation times. Awards will be given to the 1st and
2nd place posters. Award winners will be announced on the last day of
the conference after poster Session B.
CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS
GENERAL INFORMATION
Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health
The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) has approved
this activity for up to a total of 17 CPD credits, in accordance with the
current RCPCH CPD Guidelines as follows:
• Special Pre-Conference Sessions 16/09/2015: 3.5 CPD Credits
• Thursday 17/09/2015: 6 CPD Credits
• Friday 18/09/2015: 7.5 CPD Credits
Badges: Each delegate will receive a name badge upon registration.
For security reasons, all participants are required to wear their badge
during all conference events.
Association of Personal Injury Lawyers
This programme has been accredited by the Association of Personal
Injury Lawyers (APIL) Training for 17.75 CPD hours (4 hours for the preconference session and 13.75 hours for the main conference).
Dress: The dress code for the scientific sessions is casual/professional.
Language: The official language of the conference is English. No
simultaneous translation will be provided.
Participation Certificates
A “Certificate of Attendance” will be provided to each requesting
participant.
Photography, audio or video recording on the premises of the conference or exhibition area is strictly prohibited
without express and written permission from IBIA and/or IPBIS. IBIA reserves the right to bar from this and
future meetings any attendee who fails to adhere to these policies.
Attendees seeking copies of slide decks and ppt files are encouraged to speak directly with the presenter.
Special Pre-Conference Sessions
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Two Concurrent Sessions 1.00 – 5.00pm
Pre-Conference Session 1. Clinical Assessment and Management of Concussion
Chairs:
Michael Collins (USA)
Audrey McKinlay (Australia)
Panelists:
Vicki Anderson (Australia)
Barry Willer (USA)
John Leddy (USA)
Mark Lovell (USA)
1.00 – 2.15pm
2.15 – 2.45pm
2.45 – 4.00pm
4.00 – 5.00pm
Concussions: Focus on children under 10 years of age
Audrey McKinlay
Break
Concussions: Focus on adolescents
Michael Collins
Panel Discussion
Panelists:
Audrey McKinlay
Michael Collins
Vicki Anderson
Barry Willer
John Leddy
Mark Lovell
Pre-Conference 2. Family Resilience After ABI: Working with Families to Find their Positive Place
Chairs:
Roberta DePompei (USA)
Lucia Braga (Brazil)
Panelists:
Family members (UK)
Caron Gan (Canada)
Jenny Jim (UK)
Ann Glang (USA)
1.00 – 1.45pm
Let’s Meet the Real Experts: Introduction and interview with two families who have found their way
Speakers:
Two special families and Roberta DePompei
1.45 – 2.15pm
2.15 – 2.45pm
2.45 – 3.15pm
3.15 – 4.00pm
4.00 – 4.30pm
4.30 – 5.00pm
Strengths-Based Family Intervention after Pediatric ABI
Caron Gan
Break
Empowering parents to be parents in post-acute paediatric neurorehabilitation in acquired brain injury
Jenny Jim
Using Interactive Multimedia to Teach Parent Advocacy Skills
Ann Glang
Family participation and intervention in Brazil
Lucia Braga
Audience participation, suggestions and recommendations
Facilitated by Lucia Braga and Roberta DePompei
Princes 1
Princes 2
Princes 1
Thursday, September 17, 2015
Princes 2
Princes 3
8.00 – 8.40am
Coffee with Exhibitors
8.40 – 8.50am
Conference Welcome
Councillor Tony Concepcion, Lord Mayor of Liverpool
Introduced by Carol Hawley (UK), Chair of IPBIS Board
8.50 – 9.00am
Conference Opening
Ron Savage (USA) & Beth Wicks (UK), Conference Co-Chairs
9.00 – 10.00am
Harnessing the Power of Brain Plasticity for Treating Children and Youth with Brain Injury
Bryan Kolb (Canada)
Chair: Beth Wicks (UK)
10.00 – 10.30am
10.30 – 11.50am
Break with Exhibitors
Top Scoring Abstracts
Chairs: Carol Hawley (UK) & Ronald Savage (USA)
0190, The Effects of Long-Term and Acute Contact Sport Participation on Cognitive Function in Varsity Athlete
Danielle Brewer (Canada)
0090, Development of the Pediatric Family Needs Questionnaire – A Partnership Approach
Caron Gan (Canada)
0171, Short distance walking speed and timed walking distance among children with brain injury: redundancy and physiological responses
Etzyona Eisenstein (Israel)
0108, To the Question of Consciousness Restoration in Children with Severe TBI
Zhanna Semenova (Russia)
0211, Cognitive Outcome after Childhood Stroke
Mathilde Chevignard (France)
0062, Acceptability and feasibility of web-based working memory training in children who have survived a brain injury
Anna Adlam (UK)
0028, Web-based rehabilitation of working memory following pediatric traumatic brain injury: Preliminary findings of a randomized double blind controlled trial
Natalie Phillips (Australia)
11.50 – 12.00pm
Presentation of the Jane Gillett Award to Shari Wade
Carol Hawley (UK) & Bernard Gluckstein (Canada)
12.00 – 1.30pm
1.30 – 2.45pm
Lunch
Panel Session
Paediatric Medical Rehabilitation for ABI
Chairs:
Peter Rumney (Canada)
Ingela Kristiansen (Sweden)
Panelists:
Chanth Seyone (Canada)
Enrico Castelli (Italy)
Tony Figaji (South Africa)
2.45 – 3.00pm
3.00 – 4.15pm
Panel Session
Creating a Quality Framework for Programs serving
Children and Youth with ABI
Panel Session
Is it a crime? ABI and Youth Justice – a Workshop
to Investigate
Chair:
Christine MacDonell (USA)
Chairs:
Huw Williams (UK)
Lisa Turan (UK)
Panelists:
Arturo Pichardo (Mexico)
Ahmed Aboabat (Saudi Arabia)
Deborah Andrews (New Zealand)
Adriaan Theeuwes (Netherlands)
Barbara O’Connell (Ireland)
Cathy Johnson (UK)
Panelists:
Prathiba Chitasabesan (UK)
Nathan Hughes (UK)
Louise Wilkinson (UK)
Deborah Fortescue (UK)
Break
Accepted Abstracts
Medical Rehabilitation
Moderator: Alison Madden
Accepted Abstracts
Clinical Outcome Measures
Moderator: Catherine Aaro Jonsson
Accepted Abstracts
Epidemiology
Moderator: Huw Williams
0078, Outcomes Of Early Rehabilitation In Children
With Hypoxic Brain Injury
Ram Kumar (UK)
0014, A Virtual Classroom Environment for Detection of
Attention Deficit in Children with ABI
Yafit Gilboa (Israel)
0015, One-year outcomes of childhood TBI: Findings
from a population-based study
Nicola Starkey (New Zealand)
0119, Early Rehabilitation In The Pediatric Cardiac
Intensive Care Unit, One Year Experience
Omer Bar Yosef (Israel)
0011, The Cardiac Autonomic Response to Differing
Efforts in Children at the Chronic Phase Post Severe
TBI
Michal Katz-Leurer (Israel)
0019, Paediatric Neurological Melioidosis: A
Rehabilitation Case Study
Meagan White (Australia)
0178, Role of Early Rehabilitation in the Medical aid to
Children with Severe BI
Svetlana Valullina (Russia)
0106, Pediatric acute TBI: healthcare team challenges
Karin Reuter-Rice (USA)
4.15 – 5.45pm
0100, Ecological Assessment of Everyday Executive
Functioning at Home and at School using the BRIEF
Questionnaire following Childhood TBI
Mathilde Chevignard (France)
0148, Speech Pathology Assessment of Language and
Cognitive Communication for School Aged Children
following TBI: A Survey of International Clinical Practice
Matthew Frith (Australia)
0151, Optimal Cerebral Perfusion Pressure and
Outcome in Paediatric Brain Trauma
Tsz-Yan Milly Lo (UK)
0206, Childhood head injury: causes, outcome, and
outcome predictors. A Nigerian perspective
Olugbenga Odebode (Nigeria)
0141, Severe TBI in children treated according to Lund
concept 2000-2009
Linus Réen (Sweden)
0213, Adult Recall Of TBI’s that Occurred During
Childhood and Adolescence
Audrey McKinlay (Australia)
0070, Children and Youth with Traumatic Brain Injury:
Who uses Homecare Services, What Do They Use, and
How Much Does it Cost?
Vincy Chan (Canada)
0069, Defining Pediatric TBI Using International
Classification of Diseases Version 10 Codes: A
Systematic Review
Vincy Chan (Canada)
0048, National Estimates of Pediatric TBIs Treated in
U.S. Emergency Departments: Implications for Clinical
Trials and Comparative Outcomes Research
Huiyun Xiang (USA))
Accepted Abstracts
mTBI
Moderator: Audrey McKinlay
Accepted Abstracts
Clinical Outcome Measures
Moderator: Ingela Kristansen
Accepted Abstracts
Social and Behavioural Rehabilitation
Moderator: Katie Byard
0104, A post-mTBI longitudinal follow-up of theory of
mind in preschool children
Jenny Bellerose (Canada)
0161, Exploring The King’s Outcome Scale for
Childhood Head Injury in Children Attending A
Rehabilitation Hospital
Peter Rumney (Canada)
0185, Psychosocial Developmental Trajectory of
Children with and without TBI
Stefanie Rosema (Australia)
0209, Measuring Adherence To Return To Activity And
Return To School Guidelines In Children And Youth
Post Concussive Injury
Carol DeMatteo (Canada)
0114, Using a new measure of everyday memory in a
sample of children with ABI
Mathilde Chevignard (France)
0158, Pediatric Mild Head Injury: Psychosocial Factors
in Recovery Trajectories
Maya Gerner (Israel)
0130, Use of Motor Learning Strategies in
Occupational and Physical Therapy for Pediatric ABI
Tal Krasovksy (Israel)
0077, Do Concussion Symptoms Really Resolve in
Young Children?
Coco Bernard (Australia)
0126, TBI in Young Children
Juliet Haarbauer-Krupa (USA)
0208, Amantadine for Post TBI Behavioral
Dysregulation
William Singer (USA)
0116, Goal-setting, Scaling and Attainment: a training
course for neuro-rehabilitation clinicians
Bethanne Willingham (UK)
0039, Psychological and Behavioral Difficulties
Following Severe TBI in Adolescence: A Comparison
with a Sample of Peers with Brain Lesions of Other
Origin and with Control Group
Sandra Strazzer (Italy)
0020, Severe TBI in adolescents and young adults: An
investigation of the psychological and behavioral
outcome in the chronic phase
Karoline Doser (Denmark)
0207, The Role of Behavioral Psychology in an
Interdisciplinary BI Rehabilitation Clinic
Valerie Paasch (USA)
0162, Exploring Prolonged Recovery and Depression in
Youth after Concussion: A Trajectory of Recovery
Kathy Stazyk (Canada)
0095, Childhood Acquired Brain Injury and subsequent
delinquent behavior: a retrospective study of
demographic, injury-related, neurological and cognitive
characteristics in a sample of 40 patients
Clémence Lefèvre-Dognin (France)
0084, Evaluation of The Necessity of Hospitalization in
Children With an Isolated Linear Skull Fracture
Adi Reuveni (Israel)
0006, UK Music Therapy Practice in Paediatric
Neurorehabilitation following TBI
Panayotis Ntourntoufis (UK)
0168, Disguising Therapy as Fun: Innovative and
Research Based Group Therapy of Adolescents
Suzette Finney (USA)
0180, We don’t just want an app: information needs of
children and youth with an ABI
Lorna Wales (UK)
5.45 – 7.30pm
Poster Session Reception with the Exhibitors
Entertainment by the Everton Youth Philharmonic
7.30 – 11.00pm
Conference Social Event (additional admittance required)
Princes 1
Friday, September 18, 2015
Princes 2
Princes 3
7:30 – 9.00am
Accepted Abstracts
Cognitive Rehabilitation
Moderator: Mark Linden
Accepted Abstracts
Legal Issues and Non-Accidental Injuries
Moderator: Peter Rumney
Accepted Abstracts
Functional Outcome Measures
Moderator: Enrico Castelli
0092, Supporting the basic learning skills of children
with ABI: cognitive Neurorehabilitation as a long-term
remediation
Marianne Saard (Estonia)
0214, Disrupting Pathways To Custody For Young
People with TBI: Understanding Impairment and
Disability, Criminality And Criminalization
Nathan Hughes (Australia)
0110, Measuring Outcome From Pediatric Concussion:
A Canadian Perspective on Common Data Elements
For Research and Clinical Management
Isabelle Gagnon (Canada)
0063, Evaluating a prospective memory intervention for
children who have survived a BI
Anna Adlam (UK)
0218, Litigating uncertainties: the legal mechanisms for
responding to difficulties of proof and prediction when
claiming compensation on behalf of children and young
persons with ABI
Matthew Stockwell (UK)
0203, Response to early inpatient neurorehabilitation in
27 children admitted with acquired brain injury using the
Pediatric Evaluation of Disability Inventory
David McCormick (UK)
0053, Executive Functions and Behavioral Outcome of
Children with Moderate to Severe TBI in a Spanish
Pediatric Sample
Marta Sanz-Palau (Spain)
0058, A systematic review of technology-based
interventions for rehabilitating children and adolescents
with ABI
Mark Linden (UK)
0096, Music Therapy and Neuropsychology; Clinical
harmony. An innovative and integrated approach to
memory rehabilitation in children with ABI
Sarah O'Doherty (Ireland)
0121, Mood and Cognition in Mid-Teens and Young
Adults following TBI
Gillian Ta'eed (Australia)
0138, Cognitive Speed Training for Children who have
Survived an ABI: A Feasibility and Acceptability Study
Jennifer Limond (UK)
0181, Development is interrupted not arrested: selfawareness following a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) in
childhood
Lorna Wales (UK)
9.00 – 10.00am
0200, Pediatric Anoxic Brain Injury: Medical, Cultural,
and Forensic Issues
Laura Weinberg (USA)
0212, Mental Capacity and Sexual Relationships:
Legal Framework for Supporting Adolescents and
Young Adults with BI
Matthew Stockwell (UK)
0234, A Comparative Analysis of the Legal Process
and Compensation Systems for Paediatric ABI Cases
Across Europe
Paul McClorry (UK)
0016, The Potential Clinical Impact of a Validated
Screening Tool for Pediatric Abusive Head Trauma
Kent Hymel (USA)
0079, Does a multifocal subdural hematoma (SDH) in
a child less than 1 year of age always mean abusive
head trauma (AHT) by shaking?
Anne Laurent-Vannier (France)
0010, Cognitive-communication disorders after ABI in
school-aged children and adolescents: Relating
assessments of everyday functioning to clinical trials
Åsa Fyrberg (Sweden)
0012, The long term gait deficits of children post severe
TBI
Hemda Rotem (Israel)
0135, Abnormalities of the Attentional Network
following ABI in Pediatric Patients: A fMRI Study
Sandra Strazzer (Italy)
0173, Compatibility of Bruinink Oseretsky Test of Motor
Proficiency Second Edition in Children with ABI
Sharon Barak (Israel)
0034, Re-Emergence of Head Control is Associated
with Resolution of Disorder of Consciousness during
Inpatient Rehabilitation in Children with TBI
Heather McLean (USA)
0125, Pattern Recognition of an Uncommon Injury:
Abusive Head Trauma by Manual Skull Compression
Paige Culotta USA)
Accepted Abstracts
Cognitive Rehabilitation
Moderator: Ava Easton
Accepted Abstracts
“Non traumatic” Brain Injury
Moderator: Sue Davie
Accepted Abstracts
Functional Outcome Measures
Moderator: Roberta de Pompei
0101, Self-Awareness Assessment during Cognitive
Rehabilitation in Children with ABI: a Feasibility Study
and Proposed Model of Child Anosognosia
Agata Krasny-Pacini (France)
0117, Functional, Cognitive and School Outcomes
after Childhood Stroke
Mathilde Chevignard (France)
0215, Twelve month outcome after early inpatient
neurorehabilitation in 18 children treated for acquired
brain injury using the Pediatric Evaluation of Disability
Inventory
David McCormick (UK)
0118, Implicit Memory in Children with TBI Shows
Similar Trends as Typically Developing Children
Leora Packer (Israel)
0115, Reccovery of Consciousness and Higher Mental
Function after Severe TBI in the Early Period of
Rehabilitation
Ekaterina Fufaeva (Russia)
0064, Exploring the impact of traumatic brain injury on
moral reasoning and how this relates to executive
functioning, empathy and emotion-based decision
making
Anna Adlam (UK)
0097, Motor Sequence and Explicit Re-learning of
Daily Activities After Severe Brain Damage: 2 Case
Studies
Orly Bar (Israel)
0071, Identifying Pediatric Non-TBI in a Publicly
Insured Healthcare System
Vincy Chan (Canada)
0024, Supporting students with brain tumors in
obtaining school intervention services: The clinician's
role from an educator's perspective
Sharon Grandinette (USA)
0017, Bringing indigenous knowledge forward.
Whakawhiti kōrero, a method for identifying and
correcting problems with assessment tool development
in young Māori with TBI
Hinemoa Elder (New Zealand)
0132, Assessment Framework & Rehabilitation in NonTraumatic Brain Injury (NTBI) Sequelae To
Arteriovenous Malformation: Case Study
Premalatha Bachalli Subbarao (India)
0076, The Physical Abilities and Mobility Scale: Use in
Tracking Recovery in Children with TBI Admitted to
Inpatient Rehabilitation with Disorders of
Consciousness
Melissa Trovato (USA)
0103, Is There An Association Between Morphine
Sulphate Exposure And Paediatric Brain Structure On
Magnetic Resonance Imaging?
Andrew Nelson (UK)
0043, Multi-Disciplinary Team Working and the use of
Functional Outcome Measures in Neurorehabilitation
Claire Hedley (UK)
0143, Validation of the French translation of the
Glasgow Outcome Scale – Extended, Pediatric version
(GOS-E Peds): Clinical utility in assessing outcome in
children and adolescents following ABI
Mathilde Chevignard (France)
10.00 – 11.00am
Accepted Abstracts
Family Supports and Interventions
Moderator: Lisa Turan
Accepted Abstracts
Lifelong Issues and Transitions
Moderators: Eric Hermans & Shari Wade
Accepted Abstracts
Sports Concussion
Moderator: Barry Willer
0105, Adaptive challenges in pediatric traumatic brain
injury: an acute hospitalization trajectory
Karin Reuter-Rice (USA)
0220, What children with brain injuries want: Analysis of
goals of children and young people in a community
neurorehabilitation service according to the ICF
Framework for health and disability
Suzanna Watson (UK)
0197, Evaluation of Salience Network Connectivity
Recovery in Subacute Pediatric Sports-Related
Concussion
Brenna McDonald (UK)
0042, Impact of Social Work Interventions on Family
Adaption Following Paediatric ABI
Lyndal Hickey (Australia)
0080, Reduction of Cost to Society by Using a
Pediatric ABI Specific Family Support Intervention
Eric Hermans (The Netherlands)
0183, Efficacy of a new parent-supported intervention
after moderate and severe childhood TBI
Andrea Palacio-Navarro (Spain)
0142, Maximising Outcomes: Involving individuals with
ABI, parents and the community in our research
Claire Willis (Australia)
0133, Quality of life 13 years after traumatic brain
injury in childhood
Catherine Aaro Jonsson (Sweden)
0127, Healthcare and Career Transition for
Adolescents with ABIs
Juliet Haarbauer-Krupa (USA)
0194, Managing Transitions From Children and
Adolescent Brain Injury Pathways to Adult Brain Injury
Services: Is There a Case for Specialist Youth Brain
Injury Pathway Management?
Rafey Faruqui (UK)
0035, Successful Transition for Adolescents with ABI
from High School to Employment via a Non-Traditional
Sheltered Workshop
Sue Ellen Jurcak (USA)
11.00 – 11.15am
11.15 – 12.30am
Panel Session
Acquired Brain Injuries Through Illness
Panel Session
Social Problems After Childhood ABI: The
Challenge of Translating Research Findings into
Clinical Practice
Chairs:
Vicki Anderson (Australia)
Katie Byard (UK)
Panelists:
Young person living with ABI
Rachel Kneen (UK)
David Walker (UK)
1.15 – 2.45pm
0109, Clinical Implications of Poor Test-Retest
Reliability of the Sport Concussion Assessment Tool
Third Edition (SCAT3)
Michael Gaetz (Canada)
0192, One Voice - The 1st International Symposium on
Pediatric Concussion: A description and evaluation
Nick Reed (Canada)
0120, The influence of media on public perception of
concussion
Audrey McKinlay (Australia)
Break With Exhibitors
Chairs:
Ava Easton (UK)
Sue Davie (UK)
12.30 – 1.15pm
0226, Altered Working Memory Activation after
Pediatric Sports-Related Concussion: Relationship to
Post-concussive Symptoms and Task Performance
Brenna McDonald (UK)
Accepted Abstracts
Web-based Rehabilitation of Working Memory
Moderator: Beth Wicks
Anna Adlam (UK)
Natalie Phillips (Australia)
Caroline McHutchison (UK)
Ann Glang (USA)
Panelists:
Shari Wade (USA)
James Tonks (UK)
Accepted Abstracts
Eyes, Ears and Knows: Child and Adolescent
Concussion
Moderator: Beth Wicks
Accepted Abstracts
Novel and Ecological Assessment Paradigms for
Children with Acquired Brain Injury
Moderator: Carol Hawley
Accepted Abstracts
Implementing the “Team Approach” Cost
Effectively
Moderator: Ronald Savage
Barry Willer (USA)
W. Alan Mutch (Canada)
John R. Rizzo (USA)
John Leddy (USA)
Suncica Lah (Australia)
Miriam Beauchamp (Canada)
Agata Krasny-Pacini (France)
Ali Crichton (Australia)
Vicki Anderson (Australia)
Tanya Beatty (Canada)
Cheryl Button (Canada)
Rhona Feldt-Stein (Canada)
Lunch and Poster Session
Presentation of the Top Scoring Poster Awards
2.50 – 3.50pm
Digital Health and e-Health Technology for Children with Brain Injuries and Their Families: What’s the Evidence?
Vicki Anderson (Australia)
Chair: Carol Hawley
3.50 – 4.50pm
Come Together: Advancing an Integrative, Interdisciplinary Roadmap for the Evidence-Based Diagnosis and
Treatment of Paediatric Brain Injury
Shari Wade (USA)
Chair: Ronald Savage (USA)
4.50 – 5.00pm
Closing Comments
Ronald Savage (USA)
Beth Wicks (UK)
Carol Hawley (UK)
NOTES
Outer Temple Chambers is proud to be associated with the
First International Conference on Paediatric Acquired Brain Injury to be
held in the United Kingdom.
We are especially pleased that Matthew Stockwell, a past President of the
Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL), has been chosen to be a
speaker at the Conference.
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