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East of England Stroke Forum
Annual Conference 2009
"The Conference aims to provide information
on current Stroke issues, to share good
practice and to facilitate networking"
East of
Annual Conference
Thursday 19th March
2009
Chilford Hall Vineyard, Linton,
PROGRAMME
09.00 Registration
desk opens.
Tea/Coffee, Sponsors’
Stands, Stroke Survivors’ Poster Exhibition
10.00 Opening
remarks
10.05 Plenary - The Stroke Survivor’s Experience – Dr Ian Gibson
MP
10.30 Plenary
– East of England Cardiac and Stroke Networks – how far have they got, where are they going to?
11.30 Tea/Coffee
12.00
Workshop Sessions
à
The Communicating
Environment – designing an environment for patients with an invisible
disability – The Speech and Language Team, Addenbrooke’s Hospital
à
Assistant Practitioners – Addenbrooke’s experience with physiotherapy,
occupational therapy and speech therapy support
à
Good Practice in Community
Support – The Hunts Neuro Rehab Team, Cambridgeshire Community Services
à
Rehab dosing – how much
and how often? – Prof Val Pomeroy, Professor of Neurorehabilitation in
the Faculty of Health, University of
12.45
Workshop Sessions
à
The Communicating
Environment – designing an environment for patients with an invisible
disability – The Speech and Language Team, Addenbrooke’s Hospital
à
Assistant Practitioners – Addenbrooke’s experience with physiotherapy,
occupational therapy and speech therapy support
à
First Contact – the
Ambulance Service contribution to better stroke outcomes - David Davis, SE
Coast Ambulance Service
à
End of Life Decisions and
the
13.30
Lunch, Sponsors’
Stands, Stroke Survivors’ Poster Exhibition
14.30
Workshop Sessions
à
Good Practice in Community
Support – The Hunts Neuro Rehab Team, Cambridgeshire Community Services
à
Rehab dosing – how much
and how often? – Prof Val Pomeroy, Professor of Neurorehabilitation in
the Faculty of Health, University of
à
First Contact – the
Ambulance Service contribution to better stroke outcomes - David Davis, SE
Coast Ambulance Service
à
End of Life Decisions and
the
15.15
Plenary – ‘Who needs
a Psychologist?’ - Nadina Lincoln, Professor of Clinical Psychology, University of
16.00
Close
The organising committee reserve the right to alter the published programme and speakers according to circumstances.
Please Click Here go to the online Conference 2009 Registration form to register (online payment option available)