17th July, 1:45 -3:15pm
\n\u201cCase studies in Neurorehabilitation using Functional Electrical Stimulation\u201d <\/b>
\nThe Clinical Director of Prime Physio Therapy Centre, Andrew Galbraith, will extend your vision of what is possible with FES through presentation and discussion of case studies.
\nThis workshop will be suitable for all professionals inspired to work with individuals recovering from severe injury.
\nAndrew Galbraith will focus on the use of Sequence Mode which offers unprecedented control of FES signals.
\n17th July, 4:00 \u2013 5.30pm
\n\u201cMaking the most of technology in neuro-rehabilitation: Training and supporting cognitive functions\u201d<\/b>
\nThe session will be dedicated to assistive technology for cognition, defined as technology which can be used to enable, enhance or extend cognitive function.
\nThis workshop aims to help clinicians to make the most of technology to support therapy.
\nThe speakers, Brian O'Neill, Juliane Weicker and Sara da Silva Ramos, will round off the session with case examples taking the participants step-by-step through the process of considering, implementing and evaluating the effectiveness of technology to support cognition.
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