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Early intervention, innovative research and evidence-based treatment applications have expanded our understanding and redefined the concept of stroke rehabilitation. This course will focus on the latest research in neuroplasticity, as well as clinical interventions that exploit this research in order to promote functional recovery. Lectures and breakout sessions will address: acute stroke management, neural imaging, novel research advances and methods to incorporate current evidence into practice, task-specific and locomotor training, right hemisphere dysfunction and stroke complications.
This symposium is designed for physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech pathologists, nurses and physicians.
At the completion of this symposium participants should be able to:
This conference is supported in part by the University of Kansas Hospital Beverly Drake Endowment Fund, the University of Kansas Department of Rehabilitation Medicine and University of Kansas Hospital.
Commercial vendors are invited to exhibit at this meeting. Limited
exhibit space will be available. Call Julie Ginter at 913-588-6793 or e-mail jginter@kumc.edu for an application or more information.
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