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Timetable
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Friday February 26, 2010 |
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Theme: Exercise Interventions across Gait and Mental Disorders |
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8:00-10:15am |
Opening Plenary Session & Keynote Lecture
- Minding and Mining Our Behavioral Markers: Towards an Independence Industry
- Healthy, Body, Healthy Mind?: Fitness Training Effects on Mind and Brain
- Enhancing Cognition, Does it Improve Gait? |
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10:15-10:45am |
Coffee Break in the Exhibition |
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10:45-11:50am |
Poster Viewing and Poster Walk Session |
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12:00-1:00pm |
Lunch Break, Visit Exhibition and Poster Viewing |
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1:00-3:15pm |
Plenary Session II
- Keynote Lecture : Relation of Risk Factors and Neuropathology to Cognitive and Motor Impairment
- Incorporating Cognitive and Physical Enrichment Programmed into the Everyday Lives of Older Adults
- Exercise After Stroke: Implications for Mobility Recovery and Motor Learning
- Exercise for Parkinson's Disease: Disease Modification, Just Fun, or Both? |
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3:15-3:45pm |
Coffee Break in the Exhibition |
| 3:45-5:15pm |
Oral Session I |
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5:15-6:15pm |
Workshops |
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Recognizing Gait Disorders |
Gait and Balance Assessment in Clinical Practice and Clinical Trials |
Novel Therapies: Movement and Dance |
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6:30pm |
Welcome Reception |
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Saturday February 27, 2010 |
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Theme: Dual Task Training across Gait and Mental Disorders |
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8:00-10:15am |
Plenary Session III
- Keynote Lecture: Toward Multidimensional, Continuous and Unobtrusive Measures of Gait and Cognition
- Cognitive Approaches to Improving Gait
- Central Control of Mobility: Evidence from Cognitive, Genetic and Functional Neuroimaging Studies
- Effect of Dual Tasks on Drivers with Cognitive Dysfunction |
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10:15-10:45am |
Coffee Break in the Exhibition |
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10:45-11:50am |
Poster Viewing and Poster Walk Session |
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12:00-1:00pm |
Lunch Break, Visit Exhibition and Poster Viewing |
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1:00-3:15pm |
Plenary Session IV
- Keynote Lecture: The Pharmacology of Gait
- Dual Task Walking Performance and Fall Risk in Old Age
- Training the Untrainable: Dual Task Walking in Parkinson's Disease
- Using Neurochemical Imaging To Understand Gait And Mental Function In Parkinson Disease |
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3:15-3:45pm |
Coffee Break in the Exhibition |
| 3:45-5:15pm |
Oral Session II |
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5:15-6:15pm |
Workshops |
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Recognizing Psychogenic Gait Disorders |
Cognitive Training in Research and Clinical Practice |
Using Imaging to Assess Gait and Dual Task Performance |
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Sunday February 28, 2010 |
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Theme: Preventing Falls in Gait and Mental Disorders |
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8:00-10:15am |
Plenary Session V
- Keynote Lecture: Video-Capture of the Cause and Circumstances of Falls in Older Adults in Long-Term Care
- Preventing Falls in Older People: How Do We Encourage Participation in Strength and Balance TGraining? Findings from ProFaNE
- Inhibitory Processes in Postural Control
- A Multifactoral Approach for Understanding Fall Risk in Older People - A Decision Tree Model |
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10:15-10:45am |
Coffee Break in the Exhibition |
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10:45am-12:15pm |
Plenary Session VI
Preventing falls in the Elderly: Translating Evidence to Clinical Practice
- Translation of Clinical Trials to Practice: What Works and Doesn't Work
- Interventions for preventing falls in older people living in the community: findings from the recently updated Cochrane Review
- Panel Discussion |
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12:15-12:45pm |
Closing Ceremony & Poster Awards |
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Poster Viewing and
Poster Walk Session |
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Workshops |
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Oral Session |
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Social Events |
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