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Friday, January 7, 2022

F82 UCL Centre for Neurorehabilitation Walking Symposium -London

 Notice NOTHING HERE even minutely suggests they have anything that will get you 100% recovered, so useless.

F82 UCL Centre for Neurorehabilitation Walking Symposium - London

Event Information

UCL Centre for Neurorehabilitation
Date of Event
24th February 2022
Last Booking Date for this Event
24th February 2022

Description

We are delighted to announce the UCL Centre for Neurorehabilitation Walking Symposium on the 24th February 2022, 09.00 – 17.00 hours.

 

Why do we as humans walk? What are the benefits of being on two feet and therefore what is the impact of walking impairment on people with neurological conditions? We have brought together experts in the field to explore these questions and advances in technologies to assess and manage walking impairment.

 

The symposium will be a hybrid model with opportunity for delegates to attend in person (COVID permitting) or virtually. 

 

Topics and speakers:

Why we walk – Shane O’Mara,  Trinity College Dublin, Ireland

Neuroscience physiology of gait – TBC

Gait assessment – gait laboratory technologies – TBC

Biomechanics of gait – Adam Shortland, Kings College London, UK

Wearable devices, self-management and monitoring – Lisa Alcock

Devices technologies / exoskeletons / robotics – Herman Kingma

Pharmacological interventions – Francois Bethoux, Cleveland Clinic Ohio USA

Fear of falling – Toby Elmers

Functional gait disorders in people with LTNCs - Glen Nielson, St Georges, University of London

 

Hybrid model:

If attending in person – Basement Lecture Theatre, 33 Queen Square, London WC1N 3BG

If attending virtually – Zoom link will be sent via email closer to the event.

The Symposium will take place on the 24th February 2022 from 9.00am until 5.00pm.


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Standard.£100.00
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