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Contents

World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT)Victoria Charity Centre

11 Belgrave Road

London SW1V 1RB

T: +44 (0)20 7931 6465

E: [email protected]

W: www.wcpt.org

Singapore Physiotherapy Association (SPA)SPO Box 442

Tanglin

912415

Singapore

T: +65 9795 7535

W: www.physiotherapy.org.sg

WCPT and SPA wish to thank and acknowledge the following service providers:

Agility Fairs & Events: freight management (www.agility.com)

Active Visual (www.av.com.sg) and Dorier Asia (www.dorier-group.com): audio-visual services

DeBackerConsultants: AV consultancy (www.debackerconsultants.com)

Pico: exhibition services (www.pico.com)

Minus 2 Plus Productions: opening ceremony (http://minus2plus.com.sg/)

PharmaService: abstract management system (www.pharmaservice.de)

Rivermede: website and logistics (www.rivermede.co.uk)

Sea to Sky: registration, housing, logistics, conference planning (www.seatoskymeetings.com)

Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre (www.suntecsingapore.com\)

World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT) ..............2

WCPT and SPA congress team .....................................................3

Welcome letters .................................................................................4

Acknowledgements .........................................................................8

WCPT information .............................................................................9

SPA host information ....................................................................13

Sponsors ............................................................................................16

General information .....................................................................21

Opening ceremony and social events ....................................28

Scientific programme guide ......................................................31

Clinical visits .....................................................................................34

Scientific programme daily information

Saturday 2nd May ..............................................................37

Sunday 3rd May ..................................................................73

Monday 4th May ..............................................................111

Pre- and post-congress courses ............................................143

Indexes

Sessions .............................................................................147

Chairs ..................................................................................157

Presenters .........................................................................161

Exhibition

Exhibition floor plan .....................................................184

WCPT stand and global PT village ..........................185

Index of exhibitors ........................................................186

Exhibitor search by product .....................................187

Suntec Singapore floor plans ...................................................190

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World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT)

WCPT Executive CommitteePresident Marilyn Moffat

Vice President Emma Stokes

Africa Region member Joyce Mothabeng

Asia Western Pacific Region member Margot Skinner

European Region member Johnny Kuhr, 2011 - 2014

European Region member John Xerri de Caro, 2014 -

North America Caribbean Region member Sandra Thornhill

South America Region member Mabel Yvonne Espinel Gonzalez

Secretary GeneralBrenda J Myers

International Scientific CommitteeChair Aimée Stewart

Africa Region member Jonathan Quartey

Asia Western Pacific Region member Rob Herbert

European Region member Charlotte Häger

North America Caribbean Region member Dina Brooks

South America Region member Jefferson Cardoso

Singapore, host organisation member Celia Tan

WCPT subgroups member Ann VanSant

Regional chairsAfrica Region Jonathan Quartey

Asia Western Pacific Region Gillian Webb

European Region Sarah Bazin

North America Caribbean Region Stacy de Gale

South America Region Reginaldo Antolin Bonatti

Subgroup chairsInternational Acupuncture Association of Physical Therapists (IAAPT) Lucy Ireland

International Association of Physical Therapists in Animal Practice (IAPTAP) Steve Strunk

International Association of Physical Therapists working with Older People (IPTOP) Jennifer M Bottomley

International Confederation of Cardiorespiratory Physical Therapists (ICCrPT) Shane Patman

International Federation of Orthopaedic Manipulative Physical Therapists (IFOMPT) Annalie Basson

International Federation of Sports Physical Therapy (IFSPT) Nicola Phillips

International Neurological Physical Therapy Association (INPA) Ralph Hammond

International Organisation of Physical Therapists in Paediatrics (IOPTP) Barbara Connolly

International Organization of Physical Therapists in Mental Health (IOPTMH) Michel Probst

International Organization of Physical Therapists in Women’s Health (IOPTWH) Rebecca Stephenson

International Private Physical Therapy Association (IPPTA) Scott Thomson

International Society for Electrophysical Agents in Physical Therapy (ISEAPT) Jan M Bjordal

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WCPT and SPA congress team

WCPT SecretariatSecretary General Brenda J Myers

Director Professional Policy Tracy Bury

Professional Policy Consultant Catherine Sykes

Communications and Office Manager Mia Lockner

Accounts and finance officer Titi Ige

Executive PA Esther Bright

Office Administrator Paola Petritoli

Communications Consultant Simon Crompton

Project Manager and Membership Coordinator Rachel Moore, Rivermede

Website and IT Dan Moore, Rivermede

Singapore Physiotherapy Association (SPA) local support team for WCPT Congress 2015Dinesh Verma

Vivian Lim Feng Yu

Maureen Loh

Paola Ng

Derek Tan

Lee Sin Yi

Pauline Leong

Where to find usWCPT Secretariat and general WCPT enquiries: WCPT exhibition stand, #F08

SPA management and staff and general SPA enquiries: Singapore House (adjacent to WCPT exhibition stand), #E08

Press enquiries: For all national and international press enquiries please go to the Media Centre (level 3, Room 333)

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WCPT President

My warmest welcome to our 17th World Confederation for Physical Therapy Congress in spectacular Singapore. This is a special congress for me. It will be the seventh I have attended in my career and my second as WCPT President. Every congress seems to get better – and I am sure that as you interact with fellow physical therapists you will find many who, like me, keep on coming back for more. I know of some physical therapists who have attended 10 congresses and will attest to the great effect it has had on their professional lives.

What makes a WCPT congress so special? It is truly a wonderful occasion when the global community of physical therapy gathers en masse. We all come here with questions that need answers, an openness to new ideas and thinking, and a thirst to learn and share with our international colleagues. And we all do it with the single object of making people’s lives better. We know the enormous potential of physical therapy and want it to be used to its fullest.

The excellent programme developed by our congress International Scientific Committee (ISC) will give you plenty to satisfy your professional curiosity, and I guarantee you will go home buzzing with new ideas. I hope that you will find time to network with friends old and new – the alliances that have been forged at WCPT congresses have formed the foundation of some of our profession’s notable achievements.

My sincere thanks go to the ISC, who have worked with such commitment to develop a hugely varied programme that meets everyone’s needs. My thanks also go to the abstract mentors, reviewers, session organisers, presenters, chairs, volunteers, and clinical visit hosts and staff, who all play a vital role in making congress a success.

Thank you to the Singapore Physiotherapy Association, our hosts, for ensuring a warm welcome and providing us with opportunities to explore their country and the profession here.

And thanks to our member organisations, regions and subgroups who, through their financial and other support, have ensured as wide a representation as possible at the WCPT General Meeting and WCPT Congress 2015.

But most of all, my thanks to you for coming. Every congress needs participants, and I continue to be astounded and moved by the commitment of so many physical therapists to our profession – wherever in the world they practise and in whatever circumstances. A WCPT Congress demonstrates and reinforces that passion for what we do, and I hope the next few days are busy, fun and fulfilling for you.

Marilyn Moffat President, World Confederation for Physical Therapy

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Singapore Minister for Health

Singapore is pleased to host the 17th World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT) Congress. I am delighted to see over 3,500 physiotherapists and healthcare partners coming together to share their expertise, knowledge and skills on physiotherapy to improve global health and wellbeing. This Congress is timely as many cities in Asia are experiencing population ageing and Singapore is one of them. We need to plan ahead and ramp up both healthcare and aged care services to support an ageing population.

Physiotherapists have an important role to play in this context. They support rehabilitation care and help not just the aged, but also those with long term disability, to maintain an independent lifestyle for as long as possible. There is room for continuous innovation in research and technology. We can also develop new ways of providing rehabilitation, such as tele-rehabilitation and the use of robotic devices, so as to deliver better services to clients.

The topics to be covered at the Congress are wide-ranging, from professional issues to specialised physiotherapy practice, including a focus on older adults, chronic illnesses, infectious diseases, health promotion as well as disaster management. This demonstrates the rapid progress that has taken place in physiotherapy practice.

I applaud WCPT’s dedication in leading the physiotherapy community towards high quality yet accessible and affordable healthcare services. I wish you all a fruitful and successful congress.

Gan Kim Yong Minister for Health Singapore

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SPA President

Selamat datang huānyíng guānglín, vanakkam. Welcome to sunny Singapore! On behalf of the Singapore Physiotherapy Association, I am excited, delighted and privileged to have you here as our honoured guests. The congress could not be better timed – because this year Singapore celebrates its 50th Anniversary and many events have been organised to commemorate this important milestone.

While the congress has been held in WCPT’s Asia Western Pacific region before – in Japan in 1999 – this is only the second time that it has come to Asia. There is so much for you to experience and discover in this little country of which we are so proud.

We are humbled that a 2014 Bloomberg report ranked Singapore as having the most efficient health care system in the world. High standards of living, education and a focus on preventive medicine have impacted positively on the health status of Singaporeans. Only one in five has a BMI of over 25 and the average life expectancy is 82 years. It has been a steep learning experience for us to arrive at this level, and there are lessons that we can share with you – just as we have much to learn from you in our professional journeys.

Of course, the bonus of coming to the congress is also to enjoy the rich cultural diversity Singapore offers in terms of history, festivals, traditions and amazing cuisine. You must try our famous chilli crabs and many local delicacies. Make some time, as well, to visit many of Singapore’s attractions including Gardens by the Bay (the congress party night venue), featuring the world’s largest columnless glass house displaying exotic plants and fauna.

We are delighted to share with you our beautiful Garden City and wish you all a wonderful time in Singapore!

Celia Tan President, Singapore Physiotherapy Association

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International Scientific Committee

On behalf of the International Scientific Committee (ISC) for the World Confederation for Physical Therapy Congress 2015, I offer you a very warm welcome to both Singapore and to this congress. The WCPT Congress provides a unique opportunity to network with physical therapists from across the world and capture the richness and diversity of our profession. It is a real celebration of the profession and what it is achieving in patient care, service delivery and evidence base.

I hope that you will be inspired by the programme. It provides a wealth of poster and platform presentations, focused symposia, discussion panels, poster walks and networking sessions.

This congress sees some programme innovations. As well as the classic abstract presentation sessions, we now have ”state of the art”, ”rapid five” and ”poster walk” sessions. Poster walks offer delegates the chance to discuss research with both the presenter and a leading expert in the field. We hope that you will all dedicate some time to the poster area and exhibition hall.

We are providing as many opportunities as possible for discussion and networking among delegates and presenters. We welcome the involvement of WCPT subgroups in offering seminars on their specialty.

There are new “How to…” seminars, where you can gain skills in using evidence to support your practice, talking to the media, writing for publication or using clinical practice standards.

We hope that you enjoy the new formats and welcome feedback on your experience via both a discussion panel on the last afternoon and the “instant” evaluation on the new congress app.

Our advice is to plan your days carefully so that you can optimise your time. Make the most of the variety of social events on offer and enjoy the opportunities to network over lunch or at breaks.

Thank you to the large number of people who have contributed to the planning of this event. My fellow ISC members have brought their diverse perspectives, enthusiasm and expertise to the task of creating the programme. The presenters and their cutting edge research have challenged us to think in new ways.

The programme could not have been delivered without the hundreds of abstract reviewers, mentors, session organisers, chairs of sessions and volunteers. The expertise of the WCPT Secretariat underpins the planning and running of this congress and our hosts the SPA have provided unlimited enthusiasm and thought in preparing for the event. My sincere congratulations and thanks to you all.

Please enjoy the congress, the warm hospitality of the people of Singapore and enjoy your exchanges with colleagues across our global profession.

Aimée Stewart, Chair International Scientific Committee, WCPT Congress 2015

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Acknowledgements

Abstract mentoring programme coordinatorMargot Skinner, New Zealand

MentorsCaroline Alexander, United Kingdom

Yvonne Burns, Australia

Lesley Dawson, United Kingdom

John Dixon, United Kingdom

Myriam Feige, Chile

Hazel Horobin, United Kingdom

Jennifer Jelsma, South Africa

Cherry Kilbride, United Kingdom

Haejung Lee, South Korea

Stephen May, United Kingdom

Bella May, United States of America

Alison McGregor, United Kingdom

Sionnadh McLean, United Kingdom

Vyvienne M’kumbuzi, Rwanda

Esther Munalula-Nkandu, Zambia

Leonardo Olate, Chile

Shea Palmer, United Kingdom

Raju Parasher, India

Lorna Paul, United Kingdom

Celia Pechak, United States of America

Nikki Petty, United Kingdom

Joanne Potterton, South Africa

Gita Ramdharry, United Kingdom

Barbara Richardson, United Kingdom

Oona Scott, United Kingdom

James Selfe, United Kingdom

Valerie Sparkes, United Kingdom

Aimee Stewart, South Africa

Celia Tan, Singapore

Raul Torres, Chile

Joan Walker, Canada

Margaret Wazakili, Malawi

Jean Wessell, Canada

Focused symposia review panelChair: Rob Herbert, International Scientific

Committee

Goh Ah Cheng, Japan

Lesley Bainbridge, Canada

Dina Brooks, International Scientific Committee

Vanina Dal Bello-Haas, Canada

Jennifer Jelsma, South Africa

Vyvienne M’kumbuzi, Zimbabwe

Eleanor Main, United Kingdom

Shane Patman, Australia

Bhanu Ramaswamy, United Kingdom

Duncan Reid, New Zealand

Julie Richardson, Canada

Luci Fuscaldi Teixeira-Salmela, Brazil

Ann VanSant, International Scientific Committee

Congress courses review panelChair: Charlotte Häger, International

Scientific Committee

Shabnam Agarwal, India

Hana Al Sobayal, Saudi Arabia

Bridget Birabi, Nigeria

Jill Boissonnault, United States of America

Leo Costa, Brazil

Rob Herbert, International Scientific Committee

Deniz Inal-Ince, Turkey

Suh Fang Jeng, Taiwan

Carole Lewis, United States of America

Hellen Myezwa, South Africa

Barbara Rau, Switzerland

Celia Tan, International Scientific Committee

Amanda Thomas, United Kingdom

ReviewersWCPT would like to thank all those who offered their time and expert knowledge to review abstract submissions. The full list of reviewers is available to view at www.wcpt.org/congress/abstract/reviewers

Volunteer coordinatorsQamaruzaman B Syed Gani,

Singapore Physiotherapy Association

Shirlynn Cai, Singapore Physiotherapy Association

VolunteersVolunteers from Singapore and a number of countries have offered to provide voluntary support and services to congress delegates. Please approach them with any general questions you may have about the congress or to ask about local information - you will recognise them by the red t-shirts they are wearing. WCPT and SPA would like to extend their thanks to all those who are offering their time to volunteer. The full list of volunteers is available to view at www.wcpt.org/congress/volunteers/list.

Clinical visitsClinical visit coordinators:

Grace Lim Mei En, Singapore Physiotherapy Association

Roselyn Choo Ying Ying, Singapore Physiotherapy Association

All clinical facilities opening their doors to welcome congress delegates.

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WCPT officially came into being at its inaugural meeting on Saturday, 8th September, 1951 at the Ingeniørhuset Restaurant in Copenhagen, Denmark. There were 11 founding associations, delegates from 14 countries and 120 physical therapists attending as observers.

WCPT’s founders saw a need for an international organisation to give guidance to the profession, the United Nations and international voluntary organisations sponsoring rehabilitation programmes, and also to promote the international exchange of professional and scientific knowledge.

Mildred Elson, founding President of WCPT, said at the time: “In 1948, when the Confederation was first discussed at a meeting in London, the world was just emerging from the ravaging effects of World War II. The magnitude of the political, socio-economic and health problems could hardly be recognised by the average citizen then any more than now.”

In its first decade, the Confederation tried to create a global profile, particularly among official bodies. It made contact with the United Nations and its agencies, and made a formal application for recognition.

The 1960s and 70s were a time of consolidation, with a strong emphasis on standards setting. WCPT recognised that real improvements in physical therapy services around the globe were unlikely until more countries had their own trained teachers.

Much of its work was in response to changes in the physical therapy profession itself – particularly the increasing adoption of university degree courses as the “gold standard” in professional education.

The expansion of the profession in the 1980s was reflected in the growth of the Confederation.

In the 1990s rehabilitation and disability took a higher global profile than ever before. Physical therapists associated with WCPT played a central role in initiatives such as an international classification of disability and sport for persons with disabilities.

WCPT’s growing confidence as a global leader for the profession was marked by the development of a set of

declarations of principle and position statements between 1991 and 1995, which provided clear statements on professional issues such as autonomy, specialisation, education and use of support personnel. WCPT’s regionalisation, first proposed in the 1950s, finally came to fruition in the 1990s with the establishment of five regions and the reorganisation of the Executive Committee to include one member from each region.

As the century ended, WCPT had 81 member organisations, a new modern image and a new emphasis on making the most of technology to promote the worldwide flow of physical therapy information. Early in the new millennium, WCPT celebrated its 50th anniversary by holding a landmark meeting about evidence based practice for member organisations. With its emphasis on the relationship between evidence and practice, and the role that WCPT could play in supporting the exchange of knowledge around the world, the event underlined the coming of age of WCPT and the profession.

In 2015 WCPT now has 112 member organisations. The declarations of principle and position statements of 1995 have been updated to Policy statements and expanded to reflect changing practice, and a range of guidelines have been developed to support high standards of education and practice. Since its relaunch in April 2013, the WCPT website has become the focal point for communication and information sharing. This is further enhanced by WCPT’s social media presence. Using web-based technologies it is easier than ever before for the international physical therapy community to share knowledge, collaborate and work together to advance physical therapy and to improve global health.

Today, WCPT is truly a global force for the profession, forging new campaigning alliances with other international health bodies, and addressing global issues such as education, regulation, professional recognition, workforce issues and working conditions. It is helping physical therapists all over the world to talk to each other, drive up standards, and have a voice on the world stage.

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Past WCPT congressesThe pattern of holding a WCPT international congress regularly was established early in the life of the organisation. The WCPT Congress 2015 in Singapore is the 17th, with previous ones held in:

London 1953

New York 1956

Paris 1959

Copenhagen 1963

Melbourne 1967

Amsterdam 1970

Montreal 1974

Tel Aviv 1978

Stockholm 1982

Sydney 1987

London 1991

Washington 1995

Yokohama 1999

Barcelona 2003

Vancouver 2007

Amsterdam 2011

Past presidentsMildred Elson (USA) 1951-1956

Gwen Griffin (United Kingdom) 1956-1959

Rudie Agersnap (Denmark) 1959-1965

Glen Park (New Zealand) 1965-1970

Doreen Moore (Canada) 1970-1974

Eugene Michels (USA) 1974-1982

Margrit List (Germany) 1982-1988

Brian Davey (Australia) 1988-1991

Athula J Fernando (Canada) 1991-1995

David Teager (United Kingdom) 1995-1999

Sandra Mercer-Moore (Australia) 1999-2007

Member organisationsAfghan Association for Physical Therapy (Afghanistan)

Asociación Argentina de Kinesiologia (Argentina)

Australian Physiotherapy Association (Australia)

Austrian Physiotherapy Association (Austria)

Bahamas Association of Physiotherapists (Bahamas)

Bahrain Physical Therapy Association (Bahrain)

Bangladesh Physiotherapy Association (Bangladesh)

Barbados Physical Therapy Association (Barbados)

Axxon, Physical Therapy in Belgium (Belgium)

Bermuda Physiotherapy Association (Bermuda)

Colegio de Fisioterapia y Kinesiologia de Bolivia (Bolivia)

Associacao de Fisioterapeutas do Brasil (Brazil)

Bulgarian Association of Physiotherapists (Bulgaria)

Cambodian Physical Therapy Association (Cambodia)

Cameroon Society of Physiotherapy (Cameroon)

Canadian Physiotherapy Association (Canada)

Colegio de Kinesiologos de Chile (Chile)

Asociación Colombiana de Fisioterapia (Colombia)

Croatian Council of Physiotherapists (Croatia)

Curacaose Vereniging Van Fysiotherapeuten (Curaçao)

Cyprus Association of Physiotherapists (Cyprus)

Union of Physiotherapists of the Czech Republic (Czech Republic)

Association of Danish Physiotherapists (Denmark)

Federacion Ecuatoriana de Fisoterepia (Ecuador)

General Physical Therapy Syndicate of Egypt (Egypt)

Estonian Association of Physiotherapists (Estonia)

Ethiopian Physiotherapists Association (Ethiopia)

Fiji Physiotherapy Association (Fiji)

Finnish Association of Physiotherapists (Finland)

Federation Francaise des Masseurs Kinesitherapeutes Reeducateurs (France)

Deutscher Verband fuer Physiotherapie (Germany)

Ghana Physiotherapy Association (Ghana)

Panhellenic Physical Therapy Association (Greece)

Asociacion Nacional de Fisioterapistas de Guatemala (Guatemala)

Guyana Physiotherapy Association (Guyana)

Hong Kong Physiotherapy Association (Hong Kong)

Association of Hungarian Physiotherapists (Hungary)

Icelandic Physiotherapy Association (Iceland)

Indonesian Physiotherapy Association (Indonesia)

Iranian Physiotherapy Association (Iran)

Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists (Ireland)

Israeli Association of Physiotherapists (Israel)

Associazione Italiana Fisioterapisti (Italy)

Jamaica Physiotherapy Association (Jamaica)

Japanese Physical Therapy Association (Japan)

Jordanian Physiotherapy Society (Jordan)

Kenya Society of Physiotherapists (Kenya)

Korean Physical Therapy Association (Korea)

Kuwaiti Physical Therapy Association (Kuwait)

Latvian Physiotherapists’ Association (Latvia)

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Order of Physiotherapists in Lebanon (Lebanon)

Physiotherapeuten Verband Furstentum Liechtenstein (Liechtenstein)

Lithuanian Kinezitherapy Association (Lithuania)

Association Luxembourgeoise Des Kinesitherapeutes (Luxembourg)

Macau Physical Therapists Association (Macau)

Physiotherapy Association of Malawi (Malawi)

Malaysian Physiotherapy Association (Malaysia)

Malta Association of Physiotherapists (Malta)

Association of Physiotherapists (Mauritius)

Asociación Mexicana de Fisioterapia (Mexico)

Namibian Society of Physiotherapy (Namibia)

Nepal Physiotherapy Association (Nepal)

Koninklijk Nederlands Genootschap Voor Fysiotherapie (Netherlands)

Physiotherapy New Zealand (New Zealand)

Nigeria Society of Physiotherapy (Nigeria)

Norwegian Physiotherapist Association (Norway)

Omani Physiotherapy Association (Oman)

Pakistan Physical Therapy Association (Pakistan)

Asociacion Panamena de Fisioterapia Y/O Kinesiologia (Panama)

Asociacion de Kinesiologos y Fisioterapeutas del Paraguay (Paraguay)

Asociacion Peruana de Terapistas Fisicos (Peru)

Philippine Physical Therapy Association (Philippines)

Polish Society of Physiotherapy (Poland)

Associação Portugesa de Fisioterapeutas (Portugal)

Associacion Puertorriquena de Fisioterapia (Puerto Rico)

Romanian Federation for Physiotherapy (Romania)

Association of Rwandan Physiotherapy (Rwanda)

Saudi Physical Therapy Association (Saudi Arabia)

Association of Physiotherapists of Serbia (Serbia)

Singapore Physiotherapy Association (Singapore)

Slovak Chamber of Physiotherapists (Slovakia)

Slovenian Association of Physiotherapists (Slovenia)

South African Society of Physiotherapy (South Africa)

Asociación Española de Fisioterapeutas (Spain)

Sri Lanka Society of Physiotherapy (Sri Lanka)

Surinaamse Vereniging Voor Fysiotherapie (Suriname)

Association of Physiotherapists of Swaziland (Swaziland)

Fysioterapeuterna (Sweden)

Schweizer Physiotherapie Verband (Switzerland)

Syrian Physical Therapy Association (Syria)

Taiwan Physical Therapy Association (Taiwan)

Association of Physiotherapists in Tanzania (Tanzania)

Physical Therapy Association of Thailand (Thailand)

Physiotherapy Association of Trinidad and Tobago (Trinidad and Tobago)

Turkish Physiotherapy Association (Turkey)

Uganda Association of Physiotherapy (Uganda)

Ukrainian Association of Physical Therapy (Ukraine)

Emirates Physiotherapy Society (United Arab Emirates)

Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (United Kingdom)

American Physical Therapy Association (United States of America)

Asociacion de Fisioterapeutas del Uruguay (Uruguay)

Federacion Venezolana de Fisioterapeutas (Venezuela)

Zambia Society of Physiotherapy (Zambia)

Zimbabwe Physiotherapy Association (Zimbabwe)

Candidate organisations for admission to membership at 18th General Meeting, 29th April – 1st May 2015:Albanian Association of Physiotherapists (Albania)

Association Béninoise des Kinésithérapeutes-Rééducateurs (Benin)

Union des Kinesitherapeutes du Congo (Congo)

Mongolian Physical Therapy Association (Mongolia)

Udruženje Fizioterapeuta Crne Gore (Montenegro)

Association des Kinésithérapeutes du Niger (Niger)

Physiotherapy Association of St Lucia (St Lucia)

Association des Masseurs Kinesitherapeutes du Togo (Togo)

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The WCPT awards programme recognises outstanding international contributions and leadership by physical therapists and groups to the profession and/or global health.

Mildred Elson AwardMildred Elson was the founding President of WCPT and a driving force in establishing the Confederation. The Mildred Elson Award is for sustained and continuous leadership over a career and is to honour physical therapists who, like Mildred Elson, have contributed significantly to the development of physical therapy at an international level. It is the highest honour that WCPT can bestow. The award was established in 1987 and recipients to date have been:

1987: Mildred Elson - first President of WCPT 1951-1956

1991: Elizabeth McKay - Secretary General of WCPT 1970-1986

1995: Geoffrey Maitland - clinician, teacher and author

1999: Joan Walker - educator, researcher

2003: Marilyn Moffat - educator, clinician, author

2007: Jules Rothstein - researcher, writer, educator

2011: Stanley Paris - author, clinician, teacher

The recipient of the Mildred Elson Award for 2015 was announced at the WCPT General Meeting and will be presented at the Congress opening ceremony.

International Service Awards, Leadership in Rehabilitation Award and Humanitarian Service AwardIn 2007 WCPT introduced awards to recognise international service and to honour individuals who have made a significant contribution to physical therapy internationally in the areas of practice, education, research and administration, and policy.

The Humanitarian Service Award recognises individual physical therapists who have improved people’s lives through their exceptional care, compassion, dedication and personal commitment.

The Leadership in Rehabilitation Award is to recognise an individual or group/organisation that has made an exceptional contribution to international rehabilitation and/or global health.

The awards were announced at the WCPT General Meeting and presented at the Awards Gala Dinner during the General Meeting on 30th April.

2015 award recipientsMildred Elson Award Kari Bø

Humanitarian Service Award Diana Hiscock

Leadership in Rehabilitation Award Padmani Mendis

International Service Award (practice) Hua-Fang Liao

Jill McClintock

Michel Landry

International Service Award (education) Archbold (Archie) Hinchcliffe

Celia Tan

Donald A Neumann

Mary Martin (awarded posthumously)

International Service Award (research) Alan Jette

Dina Brooks

International Service Award (management/administration) Toshihiro Morinaga

WCPT awards programme

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Singapore Physiotherapy Association (SPA) - host

The Singapore Physiotherapy Association (SPA) was founded in 1964. SPA is the only professional association to represent and advocate for the profession and practice in Singapore. SPA is also a non-profit organisation registered under the National Council of Social Services (NCSS) and was admitted as a full member of the World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT) in 1982. Our vision is to be united as one voice and to advocate for high standards of physiotherapy in Singapore. Our mission is to represent the profession by (1) Encouraging high standards of professional practice, education and research; (2) Promoting safe, effective and proven clinical standards and practice; (3) Supporting the unity of physiotherapists in Singapore and beyond; and (4) Advocate to the various government, academic and health care organisations on physiotherapy professional matters.

Today, SPA reaches out to more than 650 full and student members as well as key partner stakeholders across the health sector, including restructured hospitals, community sectors, private sectors and educational institutions to advocate for high standards of physiotherapy practices and to promote general healthy living. Some of the key events held recently were the celebration of World Physical Therapy Day 2014, World Diabetes Day 2014 and Public Health Screening 2014. SPA along with our hospitals and community partners conducted in-house and community events that reached out to hundreds of members of the public to raise awareness about the role of physiotherapists in rehabilitation and health promotion.

Singapore Physiotherapy Association (SPA) - Council MembersPresident Celia Tan Ia Choo

Vice President Vivian Lim Feng Yu

Honorary Secretary Clement Yan Chee Kin

Honorary Treasurer Tan Bee Yee

Accreditation Gigi Kuwan Foon Pang

Corporate communications Prithvi Balaji - community projects Yan Yong (Michael)

Corporate communications - media Shawn Soh Leng Hsien

Education and research Katherin Huang Shilin Lee Sin Yi

Membership Calvin Sim Pheng Hoe Yong Limin

A quick guide to Singapore language and rulesLanguage

The four official languages are English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil. Although Malay is the national language, English is the common language used for business, government and instruction in schools. Singlish is a Singapore brand of spoken English – English with Chinese grammar and spoken with a distinctive Singaporean and/or Malaysian accent.

Smoking

Smoking is an offence indoors, in air-conditioned areas such as shopping centres and on public transportation, lifts and some other public areas. Electronic cigarettes and chewing tobacco are not allowed.

Transport restrictions

Eating, drinking and smoking are not allowed on all public transport.

Littering

Littering will attract a fine, as will spitting or spitting out gum.

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Trinity College Dublin, The University of Dublin www.tcd.ie

Postgraduate Certificate in Clinical Exercise offered to Physiotherapists by Trinity College Dublin.With an international reputation in exercise and health, Trinity College Dublin, School of Medicine is now offering a new Postgraduate Certificate in Clinical Exercise.

This course will be delivered fully online and health professionals with a primary honors degree are welcome to apply.

In recent years as well as the use of exercise in cardiovascular and respiratory disease more evidence has emerged on the role of exercise as a treatment tool for those with depression, anxiety, cognitive impairment, cancer, rheumatic diseases and other conditions where exercise was not traditionally considered beneficial. This postgraduate Certificate in Clinical Exercise will enable an understanding of the cardiovascular and respiratory response to exercise, and the positive benefits of exercise for health and the prevention of disease.

Material covered on this course includes how to accurately assess activity and fitness and apply this knowledge for the safe and effective prescription of exercise. Research presented throughout this course will enable an understanding of the role of exercise in the prevention and treatment of disease, while case scenarios and group discussions will help apply this knowledge to patients with various pathologies. Qualification: Postgraduate Certificate in Clinical Exercise Fees: €2,995 for EU and non-EU students. Duration: September to June. Apply online at: www.tcd.ie/online/clinicalexercise

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Visit us at stands G07 & G09

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Aspetar, Qatar Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Hospital, provides multi-disciplinary sports medicine services supported by target-oriented research and education. A team of internationally renowned clinicians and scientists works together, combining best practice with latest evidence in the delivery of all our services. Rehabilitation is one of our flagship

Departments with the latest equipment and highly qualified staff. Focus groups concentrate on the optimal therapy, education and research in the most relevant conditions. An increasing number of regional and international athletes seeking treatment at Aspetar testifies to our achievements in enabling their full recovery after injury and maiximising their potential when returning to sports. Our Healthy Lifestyle Programme increasingly exploits physical activity and therapy as tools to combat chronic disease in the community. Aspetar is a teaching hospital of Weill Cornell Medical College Qatar, an IOC Research Centre and accredited by the Gulf Cooperation Council as a specialist hospital for the region. Stand #B01

Chattanooga (a DJO Global brand) is a world-class developer and manufacturer of state of the art medical devices. Our product portfolio is trusted by leading healthcare providers and clinics all over the world for patient rehabilitation, pain management and physical therapy treatments.

At WCPT2015 you are invited to our stand (D02) to experience the latest advances in physical medicine modalities with the Chattanooga Intelect Neo modular electrotherapy system as well as world class neuro-physical treatments available with the Chattanooga Huber360 platform.

WCPT2015 will also showcase products from the family of DJO Global brands, including; Aircast, DonJoy, Compex, Dr Comfort and Exos. Stand #D02

Volunteers are an essential part of the team to ensure congress runs smoothly and all delegates have an enjoyable and memorable time in Singapore.

An internet café and charging station is situated in the exhibition hall.

Sponsor seminar:

Date and time: Sunday 3rd May, 10:10 - 10:30, Room 334-335

Title: How to be the Number 1 Physio in Town

Description: The world is searching online for physical therapists by location. Discover how to become the Number 1 Physio in Town by utilising the new .physio domain names.

Sponsors

The vision of HUR is a world where lifelong strength training is rather a rule than an exception. HUR offers premium strength training solutions for rehabilitation as well as for preventive and maintaining training. HUR is specialised in computerised exercise solutions - with strength training equipment and operating software, for evidence-based exercise and rehabilitation. The smartest way to exercise/rehabilitate and operate within rehab and active ageing. With 25 years of experience, and 10.000 installations worldwide, HUR is a world-leading supplier of exercise solutions for rehabilitation, active ageing and the 40+ wellness markets. Stand #C01

Platinum sponsors

Sponsor of volunteers and internet café

Diamond sponsor

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Sponsors

Gold sponsors

The Swiss medical technology company Hocoma is global market leader for the development, manufacturing and marketing of robotic and sensor-based devices for functional movement therapy. Hocoma offers devices for intensive gait therapy (Lokomat®), functional therapy of the upper extremities (Armeo®), early rehabilitation and patient mobilization (Erigo®) as well as functional movement therapy within low back pain treatment (Valedo®) at home and at the therapist. All products are developed in cooperation with renowned rehabilitation clinics and research institutes. Stand #C07

Silver sponsors

Founded in 2000, GZ LONGEST is now a leading manufacturer and marketer of professional physiotherapy devices in China. The main products include radial Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy, Compression Therapy, Electrotherapy, Magnet Therapy, etc. We offer not only high-quality medical devices, but also immediate and all-around services for domestic and overseas customers. Stand #F01

Proxomed Medizintechnik GmbH is one of the leading companies in the fields of development, production and sales of medical testing and training equipment for prevention and rehabilitation. One of our most important objectives is to preserve and improve people’s quality of life through innovative products and holistic health concepts. Stand #D17

V2U HealthCare Pte Ltd is a leading Asia Pacific company for physical therapy products, clinical solutions and turn key projects. Its subsidiaries - Rehab Asia (Singapore) & Rehamed (Malaysia) offering sales and marketing; Physio Asia Therapy Centre, Singapore – offering franchise options and innovative SCORES back care program. V2U represented key brands include – Chattanooga, Physiofit, Flexall, Motorika, Sissel and 3DRX. Stand #G17

Sanctband specializes in producing high quality latex-resistive exercise band, resistance training tubing and rehabilitation products. With powder-free and reduced protein as key features, Sanctband is well-received by professional physiotherapist in North America, EU and Asia Pacific for rehabilitation program. Stand #D07

CoRehab provides high quality, clinically endorsed medical devices via a single platform with precise sensors and bio-feedback that empower healthcare professionals and trainers to deliver sophisticated and complete care for their patients. CoRehab system maximizes patient engagement, motivation and compliance by leveraging PT-certified and gamified exercises. Stand #B13

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Sponsors

The School of Physiotherapy and Exercise Science is a leading provider of internationally recognised and Australian accredited under-graduate, post-graduate and research degrees in Physiotherapy. Stand #D05

Bronze sponsors

HUR Labs manufactures accurate and easy-to-use balance testing and training solutions to be used for falls prevention mainly targeted for healthcare professionals working with older adults. Stand #C04

PhysioTools enables you to easily create personalised exercise handouts. Simply select, customise text and print/email with videos. Available Online or installable in 26 languages. Stand #D01

T-Res includes mobile and web applications to easily log experience and evaluate clinical and academic competence. A proven tool used by hundreds of training programs. Stand #B12

Shenzhen XFT Electronics Co., Ltd. is a professional medical company approved by the SFDA and ISO13485; we provide Functional Electrical Stimulation products and SEMG Biofeedback Device. Stand #G14

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WCPT is promoting Healthy living

Congress daily exercise programme

WCPT is pleased to offer 45 minute exercise sessions during congress. Join the fun run, try out a Pilates class or take part in the Chaptek competition.

Sessions will be held in the exercise area in the exhibition hall on level 4 during break times.

Saturday 2nd May

12:45 - 13:05 Pilates Exercise area

15:30 - 15:50 Chaptek competition (round 1) Exercise area

Sunday 3rd May

6:30 - 7:00 Fun run around Marina Bay Sands Meeting point TBC

12:45 - 13:05 Qi Gong Exercise area

15:30 - 15:50 Chaptek competition (round 2) Exercise area

Monday 4th May

10:15 - 10:35 Chaptek competition (finals) Exercise area

12:45 - 13:05 Pilates Exercise area

Forthcoming eventsWCPT subgroups and regions will be holding the following events:

IFOMPT Conference 2016

4th - 8th July 2016, Glasgow, Scotland

Congress theme: Expanding horizons

Further details are available at www.ifomptconference.org

4th European Congress of the European Region of WCPT

11th - 12th November 2016, Liverpool, United Kingdom

Congress theme: Advancing physiotherapy: demonstrating value and impact

Further details are available at: www.liverpool2016.com/

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General information

AccommodationFor any enquiries about accommodation please go to the registration desks located on the concourse on level 3 of the Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre.

Art and health exhibitionWCPT launched an art and health competition last year under the theme Fulfilling potential. Selected from over 100 entries, the winners and runners-up of the competition may now be viewed in the exhibition hall, stand #A08.

Business centreA staffed business centre is located in the Suntec Executive Offices on level 3.

CateringTwo concession stands are available in the exhibition hall on level 4, selling a variety of snacks, drinks and light lunches.

CertificatesCertificates of attendanceAll congress delegates of WCPT Congress 2015 will receive a certificate of attendance for the days they have attended via email after the congress.

Certificates of attendance (pre- and post-congress courses) All delegates attending a pre- or post-congress course will receive a certificate of attendance via email after the congress.

Certificates of presentationPresenting authors only will receive a certificate of presentation. These will be sent via email after the congress.

CloakroomThere are no cloakroom or left luggage facilities available at the congress venue.

Congress appThe WCPT 2015 app includes all the essential information you will need to get the most out of your attendance at congress. You can use the app to browse the full congress programme, create your own personalised itinerary, or access the one you created on the iplanner, access sponsor and exhibitor information, as well as venue and exhibition floor plans.

The app is available via the Apple Store, Android Play or Windows Phone Store.

Congress evaluationYour opinion is important to us. Via the congress app you can give us instant feedback, including what you thought of individual sessions. Watch out for an e-mail a couple of weeks after congress when we will be asking for more detailed feedback via an online survey. This information is really important to help us evaluate and to plan for the WCPT Congress 2017.

Congress presentationsAll posters and PowerPoint presentations from all platform sessions will be available to congress delegates via the website post-congress. Further details will be provided after the event.

Continuing education unitsWCPT has awarded WCPT International Physical Therapy Continuing Education Units (WCPT IPT-CEUs) to congress days and pre- and post-congress courses.

The following IPT-CEUs have been awarded:

ActivityNumber of WCPT IPT-CEUs

3 day congress attendance 27



1 day pre- or post-congress course 9

½ day pre- or post-congress course 4

1 WCPT IPT-CEU = 1 hour of learning

Details of the WCPT IPT-CEUs allocated will be included on certificates of attendance.

Individual physical therapists will need to check the continuing professional development requirements in their own country and are advised to contact their member organisation or regulatory body to see if recognition will be awarded for continuing education resulting from attendance at the WCPT congress and any course.

Delegate listCopies of the delegate list will be available, for reference purposes only, at the congress registration desks, and the information desk.

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ExhibitionThe exhibition and poster displays are in Halls 401-403 on level 4. Exhibition opening hours are:

Friday 1st May: 19:30 - 21:30

Saturday 2nd May: 10:00 - 17:30

Sunday 3rd May: 10:00 - 17:30

Monday 4th May 10:00 - 15:45

Exhibitor lead retrievalYour congress name badge will include a barcode which contains your personal contact information (name, country, email). When visiting the exhibit hall, exhibitors may ask you if they have permission to scan your name badge in order to send you further information following the congress. By allowing an exhibitor to scan your name badge you are giving WCPT permission to share your contact information with this exhibitor.

First aid or medical emergencyThere is no medical doctor available on site at Suntec Singapore, although there are several clinics near the exhibition centre. If there is a medical emergency please dial 995 for an ambulance. For the police please dial 999.

If you require further assistance please contact a Suntec Singapore member of staff or go to the information desk located on the concourse on level 3.

Green policiesTo follow our environmental policy the printing of delegate materials for the WCPT Congress 2015 has been kept to a minimum. This includes no flyers inserted in the delegate bags, only electronic certificates of attendance and presentation are being provided, and abstracts are available online rather than on a CD.

You are encouraged to reuse your congress delegate bag after the event.

Recycling bins are situated throughout the Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre for your use.

Suntec Singapore’s environmental policy may be viewed at: www.suntecsingapore.com/about-suntec/corporate-social-responsibility/sustainability/#axzz3Uxi7nGVA

Healthy livingTo promote healthy living WCPT has put together a range activities for you to get involved in.

• The WCPT Congress 2015 Fun Run around Marina Bay (early Sunday morning).

• Play a game of table tennis in the exercise area.

• Join one of the Tai Chi, Pilates or Yoga sessions during the coffee breaks in the exercise area.

• Take part in the Chaptek competition during the lunch breaks in the exercise area.

• Start netwalking - get health benefits whilst building contacts.

See page 22 for the daily exercise timetable.

Information deskFor general congress information, please visit the information desk which is located on the concourse on level 3 of the Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre by the registration desk. The desk is open during the following times:

Friday 1st May 07:00 - 19:00

Saturday 2nd May 07:30 - 17:30

Sunday 3rd May 07:30 - 17:30

Monday 4th May 07:30 - 17:30

Internet caféAn internet cafe and charging station, kindly sponsored by dot.physio, is available in the exhibition hall on level 4.

Lost and foundShould you lose or misplace an item, please check or inform the volunteers at the WCPT information desk, located near the registration desks on the concourse on level 3.

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Meeting room protocolEvery effort will be made to ensure that sessions start and end on time. Presenters and congress delegates are all asked to work together to achieve this. This may mean having to cut short a valuable discussion. However, the congress organisers request your co-operation for the benefit of all delegates and hope you will seize the opportunity to continue discussions after sessions outside the room.

Please also refer to the photography and recording section below.

No food or beverages are allowed in meeting rooms other than in designated networking sessions. As a courtesy to others, please also refrain from opening crinkly sweet wrappers during the programme. Please ensure mobile phones are switched to silent.

MessagesHandwritten messages can be left on the message board by the information desk located near the registration desks on the concourse on level 3.

Name badgesAs a means of identification to colleagues and for security reasons, please wear your name badge at all times during congress sessions and events. Admittance to sessions and the exhibition may be refused to those without identification. Replacement badges are available at the registration desk at a cost of SGD 15 per badge.

Each name badge holder has a colour bar identifying the type of registration and these are as follows:

Full congress registration (clear)Delegates who have purchased a full congress registration qualify for this badge. This applies to members, non-members, retired members, physical therapy assistants, non-PT educator/researchers, and students. Delegates wearing this badge are entitled to admission to all scientific sessions and the exhibition as well as the opening ceremony and welcome reception. Each delegate also receives a congress bag and a copy of the final programme.

Daily registration (Saturday – red; Sunday – purple; Monday – green)Delegates who have purchased a daily registration qualify for this badge. Delegates wearing this badge are entitled to admission to all scientific sessions and the exhibition on the day they have registered for. Daily registration delegates also receive a congress bag, and a copy of the final programme.

Exhibitor (clear with a green colour insert)Exhibitors have access to the exhibition hall at congress. Access to scientific sessions and other events are not included in the exhibitor pass.

Media (blue)Media representatives who are registered for congress are allowed free and full access to all congress sessions and the facilities of the press room. Media registration is free of charge to those who fit the criteria for media registration (www.wcpt.org/congress/media-registration).

Volunteer (clear) All official congress volunteers will be clearly visible in red volunteer t-shirts. Multilingual volunteers will be wearing badges identifying languages spoken.

Photography and recordingDuring congress sessions delegates are permitted to take photographs (no flash) for personal use, tweet, text and blog - as long as they do not leave their seats to do so as we want to cause minimum disruption during congress sessions.

Delegates are not permitted to take video of presentations.

Moving around to take photographs is not permitted unless written permission has been obtained from WCPT’s communications representative.

An official photographer/videographer will be present during the event. Some registered members of the media may also be taking photographs.

Please be aware that you may be photographed and/or audio/video recorded during WCPT Congress 2015. By registering to attend WCPT Congress 2015 you acknowledge and agree that official photographs/videos taken during the Congress may be used on the WCPT website and to promote future events.

Poster presentationsThe poster presentations are located within the exhibition hall. The posters are changed daily and presenters attend their poster for 45 minutes to discuss with delegates. Full details of posters may be found in the scientific programme section of this programme under the poster displays for each day.

Poster walks will be held each day when a high profile moderator leads delegates round a small number of posters for discussions with presenters. Winners of poster abstract awards will be identified with rosettes on their poster.

Prayer/meditation roomThere is a small room for prayer/meditation located on level 3 in room 306.

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Registration hoursThe Congress registration desks are located on the concourse on level 3 of the Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, and are open during the following times:

Friday 1st May 10:00 – 12:00 (Sponsors and Exhibitors only)

Friday 1st May 12:00 - 20:00


Sunday 3rd May 06:30 - 16:30

Monday 4th May 06:30 - 16:00

Notes:

• Exhibitor and sponsor registration will open at 10:00 on Friday 1st May.

• Pre congress course registration will take place at the course meeting rooms 45 minutes prior to the start time.

SingaporeGetting aroundSingapore’s MRT (mass rapid transit) system is probably the fastest way to zip around the city. The extensive rail network means that most of Singapore’s key attractions are within walking distance from an MRT station. You can buy tickets for single trips, but if you intend to use the MRT and basic bus services frequently during your visit, you can buy a Singapore Tourist Pass, a special EZ-Link stored-value card which will allow you unlimited travel for one day (SGD 10), two days (SGD 16) or three days (SGD 20).

Singapore’s bus system has an extensive network of routes covering most places in Singapore and is the most economical way to get around, as well as being one of the most scenic. You can pay your bus fare using a Singapore Tourist Pass.

Getting to Suntec SingaporeThe nearest MRT Stations are Esplanade Station and Promenade Station via the Circle Line which will bring you directly to Suntec City Mall.

Alternatively, take the MRT to City Hall Station, followed by a five to ten minutes walk via an underpass to Suntec City Mall.

Suntec Singapore and Suntec City Mall are easily accessible by several buses.

NightlifeA city that never sleeps. Venture into Singapore’s central district, Boat Quay and Clarke Quay, when the district is transformed from its busy corporate entity to a vibrant and relaxed nightlife and entertainment circle. Besides music and entertainment, food and dinning are an integral part of Singapore nightlife. There are many eateries that stay open till late offering a variety of food. With such a wide variety of offerings, sleep will be the last thing on your mind.

Restaurants/eating outFood is undoubtedly an important aspect in Singapore. From the many hawker centres present to the high-end restaurants, the Singaporean tastebud has definitely acquired the ability to source out good food wherever it is. The Singaporean food culture speaks of a fusion of cultures from all over the world. From Malay food to Japanese cuisine, Western fast food joints to the typical Chinese restaurants, we have a good mix of delicacies to pick from. This array of choices is representative of cultural diffusion in the local context. To find out more about local food and restaurants, do check out this blog http://ieatishootipost.sg/ and website www.hungrygowhere.com.

ShoppingDo you know that shopping is Singaporean’s favourite past time? There’s practically something for every shopper in Singapore. From international brands to uniquely Singaporean products, stretches of world-class shopping malls and outlet stores offer a wide array of choices. Walk down the iconic shopping street, Orchard Road, or have a unique experience of heartland shopping. One thing’s for sure – you won’t be leaving empty-handed, but with loads of great bargains and gifts. Get ready to shop till you drop!

Singapore HouseDiscover more about Singapore and the physical therapy profession here. Meet your hosts and colleagues from the Singapore Physiotherapy Association in Singapore House. Come and join in the different games and activities to experience the local culture. Bring along your camera and take a picture with the iconic Merlion. If you have any questions about your time in Singapore, whether they are professional or to find out which sights not to miss, where to shop and where the best places to eat are - please pay a visit to stand #E08. You will find Singapore House adjacent to the WCPT stand at the centre of the exhibition hall.

Smoking policyThe WCPT Congress 2015 is a non-smoking event and Suntec Singapore is a non-smoking venue. Smoking is not permitted in any of the buildings or at any congress event. Smoking is permitted outside of the buildings, only in the designated smoking area located in the driveway on level 1 (ground floor), next to the bus stop . If in doubt, please check with the convention centre or facility staff for smoking restrictions.

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Social networkingIf you are tweeting from congress please use the #tag #WCPT2015 to help followers. Follow WCPT on Twitter at twitter.com/WCPT1951.

If you are planning to blog about the congress please email the Communications Consultant at [email protected], and let him know your blog web address.

Subgroup business meetingsA number of WCPT subgroups are holding both open and closed business meetings during the congress. These can be found on the daily overviews and in the content for each day.

Join the conversation!If you’re tweeting about congress use the hashtag:

#WCPT2015

Follow us on Twitter @WCPT1951 and Facebook

ToursExplore Singapore in your spare time by booking a tour with City Tours. Prior to arrival in Singapore visit their website www.citytours.sg/wcpt2015/, and once you have arrived visit the tour desk during the hours provided below.

Friday 1st May 10:00 - 18:00


Sunday 3rd May 08:00 - 17:00

Monday 4th May 08:00 - 17:00

WiFiTo connect to the complimentary WiFi service provided by the Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre please select the WCPT_FREE network.

Wireless internet service is vulnerable to interference from other wireless devices such as wifi routers, wireless cameras, mobile phones and personal wifi hotspots. Wireless users in the exhibit halls may experience higher levels of interference due to the nature of the event and any electronics/equipment that may be a part of a product demonstration or display.

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Opening ceremony and social events

Opening ceremonyJoin fellow delegates at this grand start to the WCPT Congress 2015 - hosted by WCPT and SPA. Prepare to be entertained by acts showcasing the cultural mix that Singapore is uniquely placed to offer. WCPT will announce the recipient of the Mildred Elson award, WCPT’s highest honour, and the winners of the awards for outstanding posters. Listen to keynote speaker Goh Ah-Cheng and Aimée Stewart, International Scientific Committee chair, who will inspire you for the days ahead.

The opening ceremony is only open to full congress delegates who have registered to attend all three days of congress or delegates and/or guests who have purchased a ticket.

Venue: Level 6, Suntec Singapore

Date: Friday 1st May

Time: 18:00 - 19:30 (doors open at 17:30)

Welcome receptionImmediately following the opening ceremony, the welcome reception is the perfect opportunity for delegates to network and catch up with old friends and make new acquaintances.

Venue: Exhibition hall, Suntec Singapore

Date: Friday 1st May

Time: 19:30 - 21:30

Party nightParty night will take place at the Flower Field Hall and include a visit to the Flower Dome - the world’s largest columnless greenhouse - in Gardens by the Bay. Get ready to enter a world of perpetual spring, where unique plants bloom in an ever changing display of flowers. Two party night options have been made available, a dinner and dance, and a lower cost reception.

Venue: Gardens by the Bay 18 Marina Gardens Drive Singapore 018953

Date: Sunday 3rd May

Time: 18:00 - 19:30 (Party night reception) 18:45 - 24:00 (Party night dinner and dance) Dress code: Smart/casual

Getting there: Circle Line or Downtown Line: Alight at Bayfront MRT Station (CE1/DT16) Take Exit B and follow the underground linkway

Closing ceremonyDon’t leave congress until you have attended the closing ceremony! Come with your colleagues and finish in style, celebrating the success of the WCPT Congress 2015 and look back at key highlights of the event. Awards will be announced and presented for outstanding presentations. Join us as we say farewell to our Singapore hosts and hand over to the hosts for WCPT Congress 2017.

Admission is free for all those registered to attend congress on 4th May and no pre-booking is necessary. Please note there is limited space at this event and seats will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.

Venue: Hall 406, level 4, Suntec Singapore

Date: Monday 4th May

Time: 17:30 - 18:30

Tickets for social eventsYour name badge serves as the admission ticket for the Opening ceremony and welcome reception, as well as the Party night reception and Party night dinner and dance. If you purchased a guest ticket, then please arrive at the event with your guest at the same time so your name badge can be scanned for admission. A valid name badge must be presented to congress staff at each event, so please make sure to bring your name badge before departing for the event!

If you would like to attend a social event and have not preregistered please enquire at the registration desk on the concourse of level 3 of the Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre for ticket availability.

No tickets will be sold for any event at the door.

Name badges are also required for admission to sessions, exhibit hall, courses and clinical visits.

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Scientific programme guide

Programme tracksThe focus of the profession’s largest international congress will be on the most significant issues, clinical topics, challenges and opportunities for physical therapists around the world. Where better to move physical therapy forward than at its prestigious international congress?

• Global healthThe world’s most pressing health issues, international health priorities and policies and the implications and opportunities for physical therapists.

• Professional issuesTheir effect on health policy, service provision, quality and standards, service users and the context and scope of practice.

• Professional practiceThe latest advances for practising clinicians in their daily practice, encompassing health promotion, prevention, treatment and rehabilitation throughout the lifespan and across different service settings.

• EducationThe education of physical therapists to be fit for practice throughout their career in a changing environment and in different contexts.

• Research methodologyExploring research methodology and innovative ways to generate and disseminate the evidence that is needed for evidence based practice in physical therapy.

Programme structureA WCPT congress is a large event with contributors and delegates coming from all over the world and from all sectors of the profession. The programme has been structured to give breadth and offer choice, while providing cohesive programming.

You may well find that there is more than one session that you want to attend at any one time or that some rooms are full. Content from all sessions will be available online post-congress so you can catch up with sessions you missed.

Types of sessionsThere are a range of session formats enabling delegates to hear about the latest research, education and practice innovations and participate in discussion and networking. All sessions last one and a half hours.

Focused symposiaEach focused symposium is led by a recognised expert in the field, who leads a group of presenters, drawn from at least three of WCPT’s five global regions, through a series of thematically linked, evidence based and internationally relevant presentations. The sessions include interaction between presenters and audience and conclude with a drawing together of key messages and implications for practice.

Discussion panels and debatesConstructive debate and controversy are welcome at discussion panel sessions, where delegates have the opportunity to explore hot topics with experts. The sessions start with brief comments by the chair and panel members. Then the audience has the opportunity to pose questions and engage in the panel’s discussions as they attempt to resolve important issues for the profession.

In a formal ‘Oxford’ debate the merits for and against an issue will be examined. Speakers for each opposing side of an argument will exchange views and explore controversial issues. The audience will be given the chance to raise points from the floor and challenge speakers. At the end of the debate and discussion period the audience will be asked to weigh the evidence for each side of the argument and vote on the issue.

Networking sessionsNetworking sessions offer an informal opportunity to meet and talk with colleagues who share a common interest. A designated chair opens and guides discussions. All sessions consider how to continue communication after the congress.

SeminarsAn expanded range of seminars is offered for the first time at the WCPT Congress 2015 including:

• WCPT seminars which are designed to introduce delegates to aspects of WCPT’s international work

• Practical seminars where delegates will learn “how to ...” gaining expertise in aspects of physical therapist practice, research, education or management.

• Subgroup led seminars, developed by WCPT’s international subgroups to address topical issues in defined areas.

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at the Congress opening ceremony. Platform awards, and all award presentations, will be made at the closing ceremony on 4th May 2015 at 17:30 in Hall 406, level 4 of Suntec Singapore.

The awards are sponsored by Elsevier.

WCPT outstanding presentation awards will be given in the following categories:

• Africa Region

• Asia Western Pacific Region

• European Region

• North America Caribbean Region

• South America Region

• Platform presentation

• Poster presentation

• Early career researcher: platform presentation

• Early career researcher: poster presentation

WCPT subgroup awards A number of WCPT subgroups (IFOMPT, IPTOP, IOPTWH, ICCrPT, INPA, IOPTP, ISEAPT) are making awards for outstanding poster presentations in their areas of interest. These will be announced at the opening ceremony and presented at the closing ceremony.

Look out for award winning posters in the exhibition hall identified with a rosette.

Publication of congress proceedingsThe publishing partners for the WCPT Congress 2015 will be encouraging presenters to submit papers for publication post-congress. Presenters may be approached by any editors/editorial board members and any paper submitted will be subject to the normal editorial and peer review processes of the journals concerned. WCPT welcomes this as a means of facilitating wider dissemination of high quality research and service innovation. WCPT recognises that many researchers will in time develop their congress papers into journal publications. This does not preclude approaches from other journal editors.

WCPT publishing partners

Elsevier will be publishing all congress abstracts as an on-line supplement to its Physiotherapy journal. Elsevier also publishes Manual Therapy and Physical Therapy in Sport.

Maney Publishing, publishers of Physical Therapy Reviews, the Journal of Manual and Manipulative Therapy and International Musculoskeletal Medicine.

Wiley, publishers of Physiotherapy Research International.

AbstractsAbstract presentations are the main way of showcasing research and innovations at a WCPT Congress. Abstracts will be presented as either a platform or poster presentation. Both are considered to be of equal standing and judged by the same criteria.

Platform presentationsPlatform presentation sessions provide oral accounts of innovation in research, education and practice. The presentations in each session are on related topics.

There are three types of platform presentation:

• Classic: eight platform presentations lasting eight minutes each followed by three minutes question time.

• Rapid five: 10 presentations of five minutes followed by 15 minutes of discussion between delegates and individual presenters, then 15 minutes of moderated discussion on all presentations.

• State of the art: 10 minute presentations from a small number of the highest quality abstracts which are likely to influence practice, followed by moderated discussion and a summary by a leader in the field.

Poster presentationsReports using brief written statements and graphic materials, mounted on a poster board. Posters are displayed for one day during exhibition hours, and presenters attend their poster for 45 minutes to discuss with delegates.

Poster walksA high profile moderator leads delegates round a small number of posters for discussions with presenters.

Abstract categoriesPlatform, posters and poster discussion presentations fall into the following categories:

Research reportsResearch reports are presentations of original scientific data collected by the authors.

Special interest reportsSpecial interest reports include presentations of new or unique services, programmes or theories and descriptions of innovative ways in which established methods have been adapted to meet the needs of physical therapy practice, management, education or policy.

Abstract awardsWCPT outstanding presentation awards The International Scientific Committee will be making a number of awards for outstanding presentations. The judging will be based on a combined assessment of abstract and presentation quality. The poster awards will be announced

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Clinical visits

The Singapore Physiotherapy Association has arranged for public and private institutions with physical therapy to open their doors to visits by congress delegates. These have been arranged to provide you with an opportunity to:

• observe local physical therapists in action

• learn about the local healthcare system

• discuss the approach to patient management with local physical therapists

Clinical visits are only open to delegates who have registered for the full congress who have pre-booked a visit as part of their registration. If you have pre-registered, your space is reserved for the visit. Please check the departure date and time in the following listing. We anticipate the clinical visits to be fully subscribed so if you miss your visit we will not be able to accommodate you on another day. Each visit will last around 2.5 hours including transfer time.

If you are a full congress delegate and have not pre-booked a clinical visit as part of your registration but are interested in one of the visits, please enquire at the congress registration desks for ticket availability.

Information for clinical visit registrantsPlease meet at Suntec Singapore in the registration area (situated at Concourse 2-3 on level 3) at:

• 9:45 if you have a morning visit at 10:00

• 13:15 if you have an afternoon visit at 13:30

Congress volunteers will be in the registration area holding signs for each visit. The signs will list the specialty, so please note this on the table opposite and look for that sign. Locate the volunteer holding the sign matching the specialty you have booked for and report to him/her for direction. Delegates who miss the group departure will be responsible for getting themselves to or from the facility. The departure point for all visits is Suntec Singapore at the registration area, except for Tuesday when you should meet the volunteers at Concourse 4 on level 3 (WCPT Congress registration will be over and registration will be open for a different event – please look for the WCPT Congress volunteers in their red t-shirts).

A physical therapist at the facility will be available to conduct each visit in the various specialties and to engage in discussion with the group. Your visit may not necessarily include the full range of inpatient and outpatient services, but will focus on the patient population treated at that particular site. Please respect the clinical environment and for reasons of confidentiality, the physical therapists are unable to discuss or answer questions about individual patients. At the end of the visit a volunteer will escort you back to the Suntec Singapore.

If you have registered for a clinical visit and are unable to attend please inform staff at the registration desk as there are waiting lists for most visits.

List of clinical visits facilities by dateSaturday 2nd May, 13:30 – 16:00

Acute tertiary care: Jurong Health Services

Monday 4th May, 10:00 – 12:30

Acute tertiary care: Tan Tock Seng Hospital

Cerebral palsy: Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore

Intellectual disabilities: Movement for the Intellectually Disabled of Singapore (MINDS)

Musculoskeletal outpatients: Singapore General Hospital

Paediatrics: KK Woman’s and Children’s Hospital

Rehabilitation: Bright Vision Hospital

Monday 4th May, 13:30 – 16:00

Acute tertiary care: Jurong Health Services

Cardiopulmonary: Singapore General Hospital

Chronic/lifestyle conditions: Singapore General Hospital

Older people: Changi General Hospital

Rehabilitation: St Andrews Community Hospital

Sports injuries: Changi General Hospital

Tuesday 5th May, 10:00 – 12:30

Cardiac rehabilitation: National Heart Centre

Musculoskeletal outpatients: Singapore General Hospital

Older people: Ren Ci Community Hospital

Women’s Health: KK Woman’s and Children’s Hospital

Tuesday 5th May, 13:30 – 16:00

Hydrotherapy: Changi General Hospital

Rehabilitation: Ang Mo Kio – Thye Hua Kwan Hospital

Sports injuries: Changi General Hospital

A special note of thanks to all the facilities hosting clinical visits.

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MTT stands for Medical Training Therapy, mostly known international as device-supported active rehabilitation within a clinic setting. Hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation centers and private physiotherapy practices and also medical doctors provide after surgery or as a conservative approach of treatment different medical products to improve health condition. Main goal is to enhance the motoric skills of a patient. Focus is the improvement of strength, endurance, coordination and flexibility. To manage and document the progress of the treatment, tests on devices are needed to lead to an individual treatment program. The variation of the machines to adapt to the needs of a patient makes the difference of medical devices.

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Hall 406 Hall 404 Hall 405 Summit 2 Room 324-326 Room 331-332

07:00-08:30

08:30-10:00 Focused symposia: Pain: retraining mind & brain (FS-20)

Focused symposia: Clinical trials (FS-05)

Platform presentations: Musculoskeletal - spine (PL-22)

Discussion panel: HIV/AIDS (DP-10)

Rapid five platform presentations: Professional issues (PLR5-03)

Platform presentations: Cardiorespiratory (PL-09)

10:00-10:45 Coffee break: poster and exhibition viewing

10:10–10:40 Poster walk: Paediatrics (PW-1) Exhibition hall

10:45-12:15 Focused symposia: Exercise - disability across lifespan (FS-10)

State of the art platform presentation: Musculoskeletal (PLSoA-3)

Focused symposia: Education: assessment (FS-06)

Discussion panel: Health promotion (DP-08)

Rapid five platform presentations: Neurology (PLR5-07)

How to...seminar: Writing for publication (HOWTO-4)

12:15-13:45 Lunch: poster and exhibition viewing

13:45-15:15 Focused symposia: Stroke - new technologies (FS-24)

Focused symposia: Electrophysical agents (FS-08)

Focused symposia: Health services management (FS-14)

Debate: Exercise is medicine (DP-07)

Rapid five platform presentations: Cardiorespiratory (PLR5-04)

Platform presentations: Rheumatology (PL-21)


15:25-15:55 Poster walk: Education (PW-2) Exhibition hall

16:00-17:30 Focused symposia: Tendinopathy (FS-25)

Focused symposia: Cerebral palsy (FS-03)

State of the art platform presentation: Education and professional issues (PLSoA-1)

Discussion panel: Personalising practice (DP-11)

Rapid five platform presentations: Older people and falls (PLR5-09)

How to...seminar: EBP resources (HOWTO-2)

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Room 328-329 Room 303-304 Room 300-301 Room 334-335 Room 310-311 Room 309 Room 308

Networking session: Manual therapy (NWS-17)

Networking session: Mental health (NWS-19)

08:00-10:00 Business meeting (closed session): IOPTP

Platform presentations: Stroke (PL-33)

Platform presentations: Women’s health (PL-49)

Platform presentations: Health promotion and wellbeing (PL-11)

Platform presentations: Musculoskeletal (PL-14)

08:30-10:30 WCPT seminar: WCPT PT futures forum (WCPT-6)

Networking session: Older people (NWS-22)

Coffee break: poster and exhibition viewing

Platform presentations: Sport and sports injuries (PL-47)

Platform presentations: Professional practice: Other (PL-41)

Platform presentations: Professional issues (PL-06)

Subgroup seminar: Acupuncture - IAAPT (SG-1)

Networking session: Student physical therapists (NWS-33)

Networking session: Regulation (NWS-28)

Networking session: History of physical therapy (NWS-11)

Lunch: poster and exhibition viewing Networking session: Neuroscience (NWS-20)

Networking session: Early career researchers (NWS-07)

Business meeting (closed session): IFOMPT members meeting

Subgroup seminar: Paediatrics - IOPTP (SG-7)

Platform presentations: Musculoskeletal - lower limb (PL-18)

Platform presentations: Neurology (PL-30)

Platform presentations: Education (PL-01)

Networking session: Meet the researchers/editors (NWS-18-Sat)

Networking session: Occupational health (NWS-21)

WCPT seminar: Portrait of a profession (WCPT-2)


15:30-17:00 Business meeting (closed session): Subgroup presidents



Platform presentations: Occupational health and ergonomics (PL-37)

Platform presentations: Global health (PL-04)

Networking session: Managers (NWS-16)

Networking session: Journal editors (NWS-15)

17:15-18:00 Press conference (media only)

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Session topic Row

Cardiorespiratory 1-2

Clinical education 2

Complementary therapies 2-3

Continuing professional development 3

Critical care 3

Disability and rehabilitation 3

Education 3-4

Electrophysical & isothermal agents 4

Exercise physiology 4-5

Global health 5

Health promotion & wellbeing 5

Human movement analysis 6-7

Mental health 7-8

Methods of teaching & learning 8

Multiple sclerosis 8

Musculoskeletal 8-9

Musculoskeletal: lower limb 9

Musculoskeletal: spine 9-11

Musculoskeletal: upper limb 11-12

Neurology 12

Noncommunicable disease and risk factors (NCDs) 12

Session topic Row

Occupational health and ergonomics 12

Older people 13-14

Oncology & palliative care 14

Orthopaedics 14-15

Outcome measurement 15-16

Paediatrics 16-18

Pain and pain management 18

Parkinson's disease 18

Primary health care 18

Professional issues 18

Professional practice: Other 19

Qualifying education 19

Quality and standards 19

Research methodology and implementation 19-20

Rheumatology 20

Robotics and technology 20

Service delivery/emerging roles 20-21

Spinal cord injury 21

Sport and sports injuries 21-22

Stroke 22-99

Women's health 99

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07:00 - 08:30

Networking session (NWS-17)Manual therapy - International Federation of Orthopaedic Manipulative Physical Therapists (IFOMPT) Room 310-311

Chair: Annalie Basson (South Africa)

Discuss issues such as:

• introduction to IFOMPT: brand, objectives, membership

• development and implementation of international standards in orthopaedic and manipulative therapy

• evidence based practice and research

Networking session (NWS-19)Mental health - International Organization of Physical Therapists in Mental Health (IOPTMH) Room 309

Chair: Michel Probst (Belgium)


• physical therapy in mental health: an unknown area

• physical therapy and psychiatry

• physical therapy and eating disorders, schizophrenia and mood disorders

• a course of mental health in the education of physical therapists: sense or nonsense?

08:30 - 10:00Focused symposium (FS-20)Exercise therapy for chronic pain: retraining mind & brain Hall 406

Presenters: Jo Nijs (Belgium), Rob Smeets (Netherlands), Mark Bishop (United States of America), Niamh Moloney (Australia)

Learning objectives

1. Evaluate and modify ongoing current exercise paradigms salient to the patient with a chronic pain condition;

2. Apply evidence-based guidelines for chronic pain management to physical therapy practice;

3. Devise an effective exercise program to remediate pain that engages the patient and considers cognitive/affective/emotive aspects of the pain experience.

Focused symposium (FS-05)Frontiers in clinical trials Hall 404

Presenters: Rob Herbert (Australia), Sallie Lamb (United Kingdom), Rebecca Craik (United States of America), Chris Maher (Australia)

Learning objectives

1. By the end of the symposium participants should be able to identify some of the distinguishing features the highest quality clinical trials in physiotherapy, and

2. describe important recent developments in the conduct, analysis, dissemination and publication of randomised controlled trials in physiotherapy.

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Discussion panel (DP-10)New perspectives on physical therapy in HIV/AIDS Summit 2

Chair: Hellen Myezwa (South Africa)

Panellists: Cristina de Sa (Brazil), Patty Solomon (Canada), Darren Brown (United Kingdom)

Learning objectives

1. To consider the impact of HIV/AIDS on the individual, their family, community and the health system.

2. To discuss physical therapy interventions and strategies for the management of HIV/AIDS.

3. To share the latest research on the management of HIV/AIDS, across the lifespan and across all regions of the world.

Networking session (NWS-22)Older people - International Association of Physical Therapists working with Older People (IPTOP) Room 309

Chair: Nancy Prickett (United States of America)


• the inclusion of older people training in physical therapy programmes to promote working with the elderly once qualified

• developing national subgroups for physical therapists working with older people with the inclusion on students

• best practices in physical therapy when working with older people

• community projects promoting healthy aging and prevention of age-related problems

WCPT seminar (WCPT-6)WCPT PT Futures Forum Room 310- 311

Chairs: Helena Johnson (United Kingdom), Marcus Dripps (Australia)

Learning objectives

1. To examine potential new directions for the profession and consider the creation and exploitation of new opportunities.

2. To explore how the profession might need to change to meet the health needs of the populations.

3. To consider how the global health priorities of today might influence the physical therapy profession of tomorrow.

Rapid five platform presentation (PLR5-03)Professional issues Room 324- 326 (see page 51 for full list of abstracts)

Chair: Fiona Jenkins (United Kingdom)

Platform presentationsCardiorespiratory (PL-09) Room 331-332 (see page 50 for full list of abstracts)Health promotion & wellbeing (PL-11) Room 300-301 (see page 50 for full list of abstracts)Musculoskeletal (PL-14) Room 334-335 (see page 50 for full list of abstracts)Musculoskeletal: spine (PL-22) Hall 405 (see page 50 for full list of abstracts)Stroke (PL-33) Room 328-329 (see page 51 for full list of abstracts)Women’s health (PL-49) Room 303-304 (see page 51 for full list of abstracts)

Business meeting (closed session)International Organisation of Physical Therapists in Paediatrics (IOPTP) Room 308

10:00 - 10:45


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Poster walk (PW-1)Paediatrics Exhibition halls 401-403 (meet at WCPT stand, booth #F08 at 10:05)

Chair: Suh-Fang Jeng (Taiwan)

10:45 - 12:15

Focused symposium (FS-06)Integrating formative assessment mechanisms during student clinical-internships: global perspectives Hall 405

Presenters: Joy Karges (United States of America), Aliya Chaudry (United States of America), Ana Maria Rojas Serey (Chile), Kanda Chaipinyo (Thailand), Joyce Mothabeng (South Africa)

Learning objectives

1. After attending the symposium, participants will be able to explain need for formative feedback, in addition to summative student assessment, during a clinical internship.

2. After attending the symposium, participants will be able to identify various formative and summative assessment tools used across the globe.

3. After attending the symposium, participants will be able to develop a plan for integrating formative feedback, in addition to summative student assessment, during clinical internships.

Focused symposium (FS-10)(In)activity and health in childhood onset disability across the lifespan Hall 406

Presenters: Janke de Groot (Netherlands), Tim Takken (Netherlands), Olaf Verschuren (Netherlands), Carol Maher (Australia), Lesley Wiart (Canada)

Learning objectives

1. To review the role of exercise testing and exercise prescription in children with childhood onset disability or chronic conditions.

2. To present new research outcomes concerning the assessment and importance of sedentary behaviour.

3. To discuss the future interventions aimed at health promotion across the lifespan for individuals with childhood onset disability or chronic conditions.

Discussion panel (DP-08)The future of physical therapy in health promotion Summit 2

Chair: John Xerri de Caro (Malta)

Panellists: Anthea Rhoda (South Africa), Jau-Yi Tsauo (Taiwan), Andrea Backović Juričan (Slovenia)

Learning objectives

1. To explore different models of health promotion and principal roles for physical therapists.

2. To discuss behaviour change interventions and their efficacy.

3. To consider health promotion in community settings.

Networking session (NWS-28)Regulation Room 309

Chair: Margaret Grant (Australia)


• how regulation differs in different countries

• do the differences matter for the mobility of physical therapists

• continuing competence and patient safety – what is the role of regulation

• how to continue networking and sharing


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Networking session (NWS-33)Student physical therapists Room 310- 311

Chair: Jessica Lees (Australia)


• how are students prepared for shaping what they want physical therapy practice to look like in the future?

• how can we develop meaningful international relationships?

• what opportunities are available for students that will foster innovation in future practice?

• what roles for students in developing collaborative action to promote health equity?

Networking session (NWS-11)History of physical therapy Room 308

Chair: Barbara Richardson (United Kingdom)


• why should we record the history of the profession?

• what should we record, who should do it and how do we store and protect the information?

• how can new and emerging member associations learn from the history of others?

• the history of the profession as a research interest

How to...seminar (HOWTO-4)Writing for publication Room 331- 332

Chairs: Gwen Jull (Australia), Ann Moore (United Kingdom)

Learning objectives:

To increase participants understanding of the:

1. Guidelines that underpin good practice in reporting research.

2. Ethics of publication.

3. Elements of a research manuscript.

4. Steps required to write a research manuscript for publication.

Subgroup seminar (SG-1)Acupuncture: Evidence-based guidelines to safe practice and practice audit outcomes Room 334 - 335

Chair: Susan Kohut (New Zealand)

Speaker: Mary Pender (Ireland)


1. To provide evidence-based best practice guidelines for safe acupuncture.

2. To provide updates on the most recent trends in acupuncture adverse events and event reporting.

3. To facilitate understanding of how physiotherapy practice evolves with acupuncture as a complement.

State of the art platform presentation (PLSoA-3)Musculoskeletal Hall 404 (see page page 51 for full list of abstracts)

Chair: Darren Rivett (Australia)

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Rapid five platform presentation (PLR5-07)Neurology Room 324- 326 (see pages 51-52 for full list of abstracts)

Chair: Lisa Harvey (Australia)

Platform presentationsProfessional issues (PL-06) Room 300-301 (see page 52 for full list of abstracts)Professional practice: Other (PL-41) Room 303-304 (see page 52 for full list of abstracts)Sport and sports injuries (PL-47) Room 328-329 (see page 52 for full list of abstracts)

12:15 - 13:45

Lunch: poster and exhibition viewing

Networking session (NWS-20)Neuroscience - International Neurological Physical Therapy Association (INPA) Room 310-311

Chair: Ralph Hammond (United Kingdom)


• implications of trend to move from hospital based rehabilitation towards more community/home based rehabilitation

• enablers and barriers in knowledge translation on neurological physical therapy practice

• asserting the expertise of physical therapy in international (neurological) health policy programmes

Networking session (NWS-07)Early career researchers Room 309

Chair: Nicholas Henschke (Germany)


• developing productive, sustainable research collaborations

• what it takes to have a successful research career

• improving research-specific and transferable skills

• bridging the gap between research and practice

Business meeting (closed session)International Federation of Orthopaedic Manipulative Physical Therapists (IFOMPT) members meeting Room 308

13:45 -15:15

Focused symposium (FS-24)Braintrain: making the most of new technologies for stroke rehabilitation Hall 406

Presenters: Mindy F. Levin (Canada), Jane H. Burridge (United Kingdom), Sandeep K. Subramanian (Canada), John M. Solomon (India)

Learning objectives

1. To become familiar with the principles of neuroplasticity, motor control and motor learning applicable to stroke rehabilitation.

2. To understand how technology can assist in the application of these principles in therapy.

3. To become familiar with examples of using technology based on motor control and learning principles in developed (UK, Canada) and developing (India) countries and barriers and facilitators to their use.

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Focused symposium (FS-08)Evidence based use of electrophysical agents for managing musculoskeletal pain Hall 404

Presenters: Jan M Bjordal (Norway), David Baxter (New Zealand), Ernesto Leal Junior (Brazil), Gladys Cheing (China), Liisa Laakso (Australia)

Learning objectives

1. Delegates will be able to outline predictive characteristics of progression of knee osteoarthritis and why these may be amenable to electrophysical agents.

2. Delegates will be able to discuss the pathophysiology of osteoarthritis and why some electrophysical agents are as effective as simple analgesics for pain relief.

3. Delegates will be able to outline how some electrophysical agents may optimise the management of acute and chronic joint injury.

Focused symposium (FS-14)Managing information and measurement to achieve excellence in service provision Hall 405

Presenters: Robert Jones (United Kingdom), Fiona Jenkins (United Kingdom), Janice Mueller (New Zealand), Ina Diener (South Africa), Carolyn Oddo (United States of America)

Learning objectives

1. To understand how valid and robust data, information and reliable measurement and service analysis impact on the management and provision of physiotherapy services, business cases, performance measurement, staffing levels, resource use, activity, outcomes, R&D and staff deployment.

2. To learn and share knowledge, techniques and experience from four WCPT regions- five countries- (similarities and differences) and facilitate active audience participation and views about the importance of data, information and measurement to managing/leading for excellence in physiotherapy services and to demonstrate that “ if you can’t measure it , you can’t manage it”.

3. To encourage innovative thinking and action planning for symposium participants to take back to their own work places.

Debate (DP-07)‘Exercise is Medicine™’: a friend or foe to physical therapy Summit 2

Chair: Marilyn Moffat (United States of America)

Panellists: Paul Hodges (Australia), Phil Page (United States of America), Ann Moore (United Kingdom), Linda Steyn (South Africa)

Learning objectives

1. To debate the issue with opposing views.

2. To try and resolve conflicting approaches based on the evidence.

3. To explore how a catchphrase catches on and examine its currency to different issues.

Networking session (NWS-18-Sat)Meet the researchers/editors Room 310-311

Chair: Rebecca Craik (United States of America)

Facilitators: Donna Bainbridge (United States of America), Andrea Bialocerkowski (Australia), Lawrence Cahalin (United States of America), Nadine Foster (United Kingdom), Rob Herbert (Australia), Prasath Jayakaran (India), Gill Johnson (New Zealand), Venerina Johnston (Australia), Steven Kamper (Australia), Sai Kishore (India), Chris Maher (Australia), Peter O’Sullivan (Australia), Alex Scott (Canada), Kathleen Sluka (United States of America), Julia Treleaven (Australia)


• starting out in research

• from congress abstract to published author

• being a good journal reviewer

• research career pathways

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Networking session (NWS-21)Occupational health - International Federation of Physical Therapists working in Occupational Health and Ergonomics (IFPTOHE) Room 309

Chair: Rose Boucaut (Australia)


• how practice differs in different countries and different regulatory systems

• do we need international standards of competency

• development of an international subgroup

• international collaborative research opportunities

Subgroup seminar (SG-7)Global perspective on best practices in paediatric evaluation tools and interventions (IOPTP) Room 328-329

Chair: Barbara Conolly (United States of America)

Speakers: Hilda Mulligan (New Zealand), Petra van Schie (Netherlands), Joe Schreiber (United States of America), Bulent Elbasan (Turkey)


1. Identify paediatric evaluation tools used globally.

2. Discuss reliability and validity of paediatric evaluation tools used globally.

3. Explore best practices in paediatric therapeutic interventions.

WCPT seminar (WCPT-2)What does the profession really look like? Room 308

Chair: Catherine Sykes (United Kingdom)


1. To raise awareness of the WCPT country profile data and the benefits of consistent, reliable data to inform the global health agenda.

2. To consider ways that WCPT could enhance the data collection in the future.

3. To gain feedback about the uses of data and the information needs of WCPT’s member organisations and the profession at large.

Rapid five platform presentation (PLR5-04)Cardiorespiratory Room 324-326 (see page 53 for full list of abstracts)

Chair: Jennifer Alison (Australia)

Platform presentationsEducation (PL-01) Room 334-335 (see page 53 for full list of abstracts)Musculoskeletal: lower limb (PL-18) Room 303-304 (see page 53 for full list of abstracts)Neurology (PL-30) Room 300-301 (see page 53 for full list of abstracts)Rheumatology (PL-21) Room 331-332 (see page 54 for full list of abstracts)

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Poster walk (PW-2) Education Exhibition hall 401-403 (meet at WCPT stand, booth #F08 at 15:20)

Chair: António M F Lopes (Portugal)

15:30 - 17:00

Business meeting (closed session)WCPT subgroup presidents Room 309

16:00 - 17:30

Focused symposium (FS-25)Tendinopathy rehabilitation and ´tickets´ to treatment Hall 406

Presenters: Dylan Morrissey (United Kingdom), Peter Malliaras (Australia), Henning Langberg (Denmark), Alex Scott (Canada)

Learning objectives

1. Participants will have developed comprehensive awareness of the latest evidence for tendinopathy management.

2. Participants will have explored clinical reasoning for common interventions including exercise, eccentric training, shock wave therapy, injection therapy and load management strategies.

3. Participants will be able to apply best practice guidelines for managing common tendinopathies based on the material presented and debate from participants.

Focused symposium (FS-03)Muscle strength in cerebral palsy treatment: current issues and developments Hall 404

Presenters: Annet J. Dallmeijer (Netherlands), Karen J. Dodd (Australia), Diane L. Damiano (United States of America), Desiree B. Maltais (Canada), Nicholas F. Taylor (Australia)

Learning objectives

1. To provide insight into the consequences of muscle strength deficits in children and young adults with cerebral palsy.

2. To describe current evidence for the effectiveness of resistance training and their implications for clinical practice.

3. To discuss new developments in resistance training in this population and give directions for future research.

Discussion panel (DP-11)What works for whom: challenges in personalising physical therapy Summit 2

Chair: Charlotte Häger (Sweden)

Panellist: Megan Knox (South Africa), Guus Meerhoff (Netherlands), Martin Bjorklund (Sweden), Rajan Raju (Singapore)

Learning objectives

1. To identify the current status and challenges in individualised treatment research.

2. To discuss the use and usefulness of person reported outcomes measurement.

3. To consider strategies to ensure that the person is at the centre of physical therapist practice and research.

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Networking session (NWS-16)Managers Room 310-311

Chair: Robert Jones (United Kingdom)


• determining safe and effective staffing levels for physiotherapy services

• how physical therapy managers and leaders can go about “influencing upwards”

• measuring the quality of physical therapy services – how should we go about it?

• separating operational management from professional governance – the pros and cons

Networking session (NWS-15)Journal editors - International Society of Physiotherapy Journal Editors (ISPJE) Room 308

Chair: Leo Costa (Brazil)


• presentation and questions

• discussion of editorial processes

• business meeting

How to...seminar (HOWTO-2)Making the most of EBP resources - What’s out there to make life easier? Room 331-332

Chair: Anne Moseley (Australia)

Learning objectives

1. To increase awareness of the range of evidence resources available to guide physical therapy practice.

2. To discuss strategies for enhancing the use of these evidence resources.

3. To engage the audience in developing skills in asking clinical questions and using evidence resources to identify high-quality research to answer these questions.

State of the art platform presentation (PLSoA-1)Education and professional issues Hall 405 (see page 54 for full list of abstracts)

Chair: Elizabeth Harrison (Canada)

Rapid five platform presentation (PLR5-09)Older people and falls Room 324-326 (see page 55 for full list of abstracts)

Chair: Roberta Newton (United States of America)

Platform presentationsGlobal health (PL-04) Room Room 334-335 (see page 54 for full list of abstracts)Musculoskeletal: spine (PL-23) Room 303-304 (see page 54 for full list of abstracts)Occupational health and ergonomics (PL-37) Room 300-301 (see pages 54-55 for full list of abstracts)Stroke (PL-34) Room 328-329 (see page 55 for full list of abstracts)

17:15 - 18:00

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Musculoskeletal (PL-14) 08:30-10:00, Room 334-335 Chair: Stacy de Gale (Trinidad and Tobago)

08:30 RR-PL-772. PHONOPHORESIS OF FISH OIL IMPROVES TENDON HEALING IN A RAT MODEL. Karly Chan, Hong Kong

08:41 RR-PL-790. VISUALIZATION OF JOINT CAVITATION IN REALTIME. Greg Kawchuk, Canada

08:52 RR-PL-2948. DEEP SOFT-TISSUE MASSAGE APPLIED TO HEALTHY CALF MUSCLE HAS NO EFFECT ON PASSIVE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES: A RANDOMIZED, SINGLE-BLINDED, CROSS-OVER STUDY. Amitabh Gupta, Australia

09:03 RR-PL-834. CONCURRENT VALIDITY OF PHYSICAL THERAPIST PERFORMED MUSCULO-SKELETAL (MSK) DIAGNOSTIC ULTRASOUND IMAGING (DUI) VS MRI IN DETECTING SHOULDER RTC TEARS. Tiziano Marovino, United States of America

09:14 RR-PL-1150. VALIDATION OF THE LATERAL ANTERIOR DRAWER TEST FOR EXAMINING POSTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT INTEGRITY IN CADAVERIC KNEES. Gesine Seeber, Germany

09:25 RR-PL-2703. EFFECTIVENESS OF AQUATIC EXERCISE FOR MUSCULOSKELETAL CONDITIONS: A META-ANALYSIS. Anna Barker, Australia

09:36 RR-PL-3247. IDENTIFYING TENDON MATRIX CHANGES WITH ULTRASOUND IMAGING: A LITERATURE REVIEW AND PROPOSED ULTRASOUND CRITERIA FOR STAGING FOR TENDINOPATHY. Richard Ellis, New Zealand

09:47 RR-PL-3819. SUSTAINED ACOUSTIC MEDICINE: A NOVEL THERAPEUTIC MODALITY FOR SUSTAINED DEEP TISSUE HEATING AND ACCELERATING TENDON RECOVERY. George K Lewis, United States of America

Musculoskeletal: spine (PL-22) 08:30-10:00, Hall 405 Chair: Ei Ping Audrey Lim (Singapore)

08:30 RR-PL-3774. MOVEMENT CONTROL EXERCISE VERSUS GENERAL EXERCISE TO REDUCE DISABILITY IN PATIENTS WITH LOW BACK PAIN: RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED MULTICENTRE STUDY. Hannu Luomajoki, Switzerland

08:41 RR-PL-1739. WHAT ARE PATIENT BELIEFS AND PERCEPTIONS ABOUT EXERCISE FOR NON-SPECIFIC CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH. Susan Slade, Australia

08:52 RR-PL-2537. “SIGNIFICANT WALKS”: PERSONAL VISUALISATIONS OF THE CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN EXPERIENCE – AN ARTS, HEALTH AND SCIENCE PROJECT. Ann Moore, United Kingdom

09:03 RR-PL-3266. COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF ACTIVE INTERVENTIONS FOR NON-SPECIFIC CHRONIC SPINAL PAIN: PHYSICAL, BEHAVIOURAL OR COMBINED? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Mary O'Keeffe, Ireland

09:14 RR-PL-3003. PREDICTORS OF SELF-REPORTED DISABILITY IN COMMUNITY DWELLING ADULTS WITH NON-SPECIFIC CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN IN RURAL NIGERIA. Chinonso Nwamaka Igwesi-Chidobe, United Kingdom

09:25 RR-PL-1958. PRO-NOCICEPTIVE AND ANTI-NOCICEPTIVE EFFECTS OF A CONDITIONED PAIN MODULATION PROTOCOL IN PARTICIPANTS WITH CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN AND HEALTHY CONTROLS. Martin Rabey, Australia

09:36 RR-PL-1257. MULTIFIDUS VOLUNTARY TRAINING VERSUS HIP EXTENSION EXERCICES IN CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN: EFFECTS ON CLINICAL OUTCOMES AND UNDERLYING CORTICOMOTOR FUNCTION. Hugo Massé-Alarie, Canada

09:47 RR-PL-869. EFFECTIVENESS OF SUBGROUP-SPECIFIC PHYSIOTHERAPY: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL WITH ONE-YEAR FOLLOW UP IN PERSONS WITH CHRONIC BACK PAIN. Martin L. Verra, Switzerland

Saturday 08:30 Cardiorespiratory (PL-09) 08:30-10:00, Room 331-332 Chair: Meredith Yeung (Singapore)

08:30 RR-PL-3174. FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY AND PSYCHOSOCIAL CORRELATE OF EXERCISE IN NIGERIAN PATIENTS WITH HYPERTENSION. Taofeek Oluwole Awotidebe, Nigeria

08:41 RR-PL-2836. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRE AND POST DECANNULATION COUGH PEAK FLOW MEASUREMENT IN PATIENTS WITHOUT NEUROMUSCULAR DISORDER. Amanda Jane Thomas, United Kingdom

08:52 RR-PL-2970. RESISTANCE TRAINING WITH ANKLE WEIGHT CUFFS DURING ACUTE EXACERBATION IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. Linette Marie Kofod, Denmark

09:03 RR-PL-2339. EFFICACY OF A PHYSIOTHERAPY, SPEECH AND LANGUAGE THERAPY INTERVENTION (PSALTI) FOR PATIENTS WITH REFRACTORY CHRONIC COUGH: A MULTI-CENTRED RCT. Sarah Anne Frances Chamberlain, United Kingdom

09:14 RR-PL-3326. LUNG FLUTE® IS COMPARABLE TO FLUTTER DEVICE® FOR ADULTS WITH NON-CYSTIC FIBROSIS BRONCHIECTASIS. Yasmin Silva, Australia

09:25 RR-PL-3553. DETERMINANTS OF PHYSICAL INACTIVITY IN THE PATIENTS WITH CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE. Arto Hautala, Finland

09:36 RR-PL-3722. AGE- AND SEX-RELATED DIFFERENCES IN HEART RATE VARIABILITY ARE PRESENT DESPITE THE SUITABLE LEVEL OF ACCELEROMETER-BASED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY. Victor Dourado, Brazil

Health promotion & wellbeing (PL-11) 08:30-10:00, Room 300-301 Chair: Hana Alsobayel (Saudi Arabia)

08:30 RR-PL-696. BARRIERS AND FACILITATORS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV ON A HOME-BASED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PROGRAMME. Ronel Roos, South Africa

08:41 RR-PL-1526. PERSONAL AND BEHAVIOURAL CORRELATES OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN INDIVIDUALS WITH HIGH RISK OF DEVELOPING DIABETES MELLITUS. Ramakrishnan Mani, New Zealand

08:52 RR-PL-1585. DOES THE AMOUNT AND DEGREE OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY HAVE AN IMPACT ON BONE? THE TROMSØ STUDY – FIT FUTURES. Tore Christoffersen, Norway

09:03 RR-PL-1635. USING THE ICF TO EXPLORE THE PERCEPTION OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN PERSONS WITH LATE EFFECTS OF POLIO. Cecilia Winberg, Sweden

09:14 RR-PL-3424. PATIENT-PERCEIVED BARRIERS AND FACILITATORS TO INCREASING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AMONG PATIENTS WITH MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS RECEIVING OUTPATIENT PHYSIOTHERAPY: A QUALITATIVE INVESTIGATION. Steven McPhail, Australia

09:25 RR-PL-3018. PERCEIVED EXERCISE BARRIERS BY THE UNIVERSITY OF SHARJAH COMMUNITY, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES. Veena Raigangar, United Arab Emirates

09:36 RR-PL-3072. ESTABLISHING CURRENT PRACTICE IN PILATES. LARGE SCALE QUESTIONNAIRE SURVEYS OF INSTRUCTORS AND CLIENTS. Jackie Gracey, United Kingdom

09:47 RR-PL-3768. PATIENT PREFERENCES FOR RECEIVING REMOTE-COMMUNICATION TO IMPROVE ADHERENCE TO EXERCISE AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THEIR PHYSIOTHERAPISTS. Steven McPhail, Australia


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Women's health (PL-49) 08:30-10:00, Room 303-304 Chair: Kristina Areskoug-Josefsson (Sweden)

08:30 RR-PL-1368. DIASTASIS RECTI ABDOMINIS AND PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE FUNCTION. A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY OF PRIMIPAROUS WOMEN DURING PREGNANCY AND POSTPARTUM. Kari Bø, Norway

08:41 RR-PL-879. WOMEN WHO ATTEND GROUP EXERCISE CLASSES OR GYMNASIUMS HAVE HIGH PREVELANCE OF STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE. N. Kathy Briffa, Australia

08:52 RR-PL-1190. PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE ACTIVITY DURING DIFFERENT RUNNING SPEEDS - AN EXPLORATORY AND RELIABILITY STUDY. Helena Luginbuehl, Switzerland

09:03 RR-PL-1221. INTER-RECTI DISTANCE AT REST, DURING ABDOMINAL CRUNCH AND DRAWING IN EXERCISES DURING PREGNANCY AND POSTPARTUM. Patricia Mota, Portugal

09:14 RR-PL-1741. MUSCLE STIFFNESS AND PAIN IN WOMEN WITH VULVODYNIA. Melissa Davidson, New Zealand

09:25 RR-PL-782. CAN PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE TRAINING IMPROVE SEXUAL FUNCTION IN WOMEN WITH PELVIC ORGAN PROLAPSE? A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Ingeborg H Brækken, Norway

09:36 RR-PL-1540. OUTCOMES OF PHYSICAL THERAPY TREATMENT FOR URINARY INCONTINENCE IN THE REAL WORLD - BRIDGING CLINICAL PRACTICE AND RESEARCH. Cynthia Neville, United States of America

Saturday 10:45 Musculoskeletal (PLSoA-3) 10:45-12:15, Hall 404 Chair: Darren Rivett (Australia)

RR-PLSoA-3625. 1 YEAR RESULTS OF A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL COMPARING SUBGROUP SPECIFIC PHYSIOTHERAPY AGAINST ADVICE FOR PEOPLE WITH LOW BACK DISORDERS. Alexander Chan, Australia

RR-PLSoA-3726. A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENTS FOR PATIENTS WITH ACUTE WHIPLASH ASSOCIATED DISORDERS. Sallie Lamb, United Kingdom

RR-PLSoA-1545. COMPREHENSIVE PHYSIOTHERAPY EXERCISE PROGRAMME OR ADVICE FOR CHRONIC WHIPLASH (PROMISE): A PRAGMATIC RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. TRIAL REGISTRATION NUMBER: ACTRN12609000825257. Zoe Michaleff, Australia

RR-PLSoA-2365. EVIDENCE OF IMPAIRED PROPRIOCEPTION IN CHRONIC IDIOPATHIC NECK PAIN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Tasha R. Stanton, Australia

RR-PLSoA-2425. DEVELOPMENT OF A QUESTIONNAIRE (FASH) TO MEASURE THE SEVERITY AND IMPACT OF SYMPTOMS IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE HAMSTRING INJURIES. Vasileios Korakakis, Greece

RR-PLSoA-3355. LITTLE FUNCTIONAL GAIN IS MADE FOLLOWING DISCHARGE FROM INPATIENT REHABILITATION BUT ADDITIONAL SATURDAY REHABILITATION OPTIMISES OUTCOMES : A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Casey Peiris, Australia

Neurology (PLR5-07) 10:45-12:15, Room 324-326 Chair: Lisa Harvey (Australia)

RR-PLR5-2842. A FALLS PREVENTION PROGRAM FOR PEOPLE WITH MS WHO FALL: A FEASIBILITY PRE-POST INTERVENTION DESIGN. Sheila Lennon, Australia

Professional issues (PLR5-03) 08:30-10:00, Room 324-326 Chair: Fiona Jenkins (United Kingdom)

SI-PLR5-1822. A UK APPROACH TO USING ECONOMIC MODELLING TO SUPPORT SERVICE IMPROVEMENT AND COST REDUCTION: A FALLS PREVENTION EXAMPLE. Sue Hayward-Giles, United Kingdom

RR-PLR5-1945. IMPLEMENTING A TARGETED TREATMENT APPROACH FOR LOW BACK PAIN IN PRIMARY CARE IN GERMANY. Sven Karstens, Germany

RR-PLR5-2059. PRIORITIZING IN RHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE IN RURAL MUNICIPALITIES - A FOCUS GROUP STUDY. Siri Moe, Norway

SI-PLR5-2171. A PROJECT EXPANDING THE SCOPE OF PRACTICE FOR PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: A LEAD SITE’S REPORT. Paula Anne Harding, Australia

RR-PLR5-2454. ENABLING ACCESS TO PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICESFOR HAU. Leigh Hale, New Zealand

RR-PLR5-2673. INTEGRATING THE USE OF PATIENT-REPORTED OUTCOMES FOR BOTH CLINICAL PRACTICE AND FOR PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT: EXPERTS’ VIEWS FROM THREE COUNTRIES. Philip van der Wees, Netherlands

RR-PLR5-1277. PERCEPTIONS OF LEADERSHIP: A COMPARISON OF THE VIEWS OF PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN CANADA AND IRELAND. Emer McGowan, Ireland

RR-PLR5-1537. FACTORS INFLUENCING PRIORITIZATION, FREQUENCY AND DURATION OF PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICES. Maude Laliberté, Canada

RR-PLR5-1650. PILOT STUDY ON DISCHARGE PLANNING FOR PATIENTS IN REHABILITATION SERVICES IN TERTIARY HOSPITALS. Weiping Huang, China

RR-PLR5-1651. WHO PROVIDES PHYSICAL THERAPY IN THE UNITED STATES? AN ANALYSIS USING DATA FROM THE 2011 MEDICAL EXPENDITURE PANEL SURVEY. Gary Brooks, United States of America

Stroke (PL-33) 08:30-10:00, Room 328-329 Chair: Geert Verheyden (Belgium)

08:30 RR-PL-385. AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS ON THE ACUTE STROKE UNIT OF A LARGE TEACHING HOSPITAL IN DUBLIN, IRELAND. Orla O' Keeffe, Ireland

08:41 RR-PL-684. THE CONTENT OF “REHABILITATION EDUCATION FOR CAREGIVERS AND PATIENTS” (RECAP) IN STROKE PHYSICAL THERAPY PRACTICE. Megan Danzl, United States of America

08:52 RR-PL-800. ELECTROMECHANICAL-ASSISTED TRAINING FOR WALKING AFTER STROKE. WHAT IS THE EVIDENCE SO FAR? WHAT HAVE WE LEARNT?. Jan Mehrholz, Germany

09:03 RR-PL-1720. RELIABILITY AND CONCURRENT VALIDITY OF AN OBSTACLE CROSSING TASK UNDER DUAL-TASK CONDITION IN PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC STROKE. Lei Yang, China

09:14 RR-PL-946. TELEPHONE INTERVIEW VERSION OF THE CHEDOKE-MCMASTER STROKE ASSESSMENT ACTIVITY INVENTORY - PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES. Ruth Barclay, Canada

09:25 SI-PL-989. PROGRESSIVE RESISTANCE TRAINING IMPROVES MUSCLE STRENGTH OF PARETIC LOWER LIMB IN CHRONIC STROKE PATIENTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Urvashy Gopaul, Mauritius

09:36 RR-PL-1043. FACILITATORS AND BARRIERS TO PEOPLE WITH STROKE PERFORMING INDEPENDENT THERAPEUTIC PRACTICE OUTSIDE THERAPY TIME DURING IN-PATIENT STROKE REHABILITATION. Xue Wen Eng, Singapore

09:47 RR-PL-1094. DEFINING A BOBATH CLINICAL FRAMEWORK A MODIFIED E-DELPHI STUDY. Julie Vaughan-Graham, Canada


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10:56 RR-PL-920. THE EFFECTS ON PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE OF THERAPEUTIC NORDIC WALKING IN PERSONS WITH PSYCHOSOMATIC DISORDERS: A CLINICAL RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Lorenz Radlinger, Switzerland

11:07 RR-PL-1070. DOES GAIT SPEED INDICATE PROSTHETIC WALKING POTENTIAL FOLLOWING LOWER LIMB AMPUTATION?. Heather Batten, Australia

11:18 RR-PL-1222. INFLUENCE OF A PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESSOR ON MOTOR PERFORMANCE AND MOTOR LEARNING OF A FINE MOTOR TASK: A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED EXPERIMENT. Dana Marquardt, Netherlands

11:29 RR-PL-1267. PREVALENCE, TYPE, IMPACT AND MANAGEMENT OF HEADACHE IN PEOPLE WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA AND/OR SCHIZOAFFECTIVE DISORDER. Joanne Connaughton, Australia

11:40 RR-PL-1764. RESPONSE SHIFT AND TRANSFORMATIVE LEARNING – DO PHYSICAL THERAPISTS AND OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS USE CONCEPTS OF CHANGE IN THEIR CLINICAL PRACTICE?. Judy King, Canada

11:51 RR-PL-1770. EFFECTIVENESS OF A STRUCTURED PHYSICAL REHABILITATION PROGRAM FOR CHINESE POPULATION WITH DEPRESSIVE DISORDERS - A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Rosanna Mei Wa Chau, Hong Kong

12:02 RR-PL-1894. PHYSIOTHERAPISTS’ PERCEPTION ON USE OF ELECTROPHYSICAL AGENTS: A DEVELOPING COUNTRY SURVEY. Karthikeyan Paramasivam Ramalingam, Papua New Guinea

Sport and sports injuries (PL-47) 10:45-12:15, Room 328-329 Chair: Marcelo Cano (Chile)

10:45 RR-PL-2555. WHAT PREDISPOSES SIBLINGS TO ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT INJURY? FEMORAL NOTCH WIDTH SIZE IN SIBLINGS WITH AND WITHOUT ACL INJURY. Susan L Keays, Australia

10:56 RR-PL-1216. INCIDENCE FOR GRAFT RUPTURE AND CONTRALATERAL INJURY AFTER ANATOMIC DOUBLE-BUNDLE ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT RECONSTRUCTION WITH HAMSTRING AUTOGRAFT. Kenji Sato, Japan

11:07 RR-PL-1240. ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT INJURY ABOUT 20 YEARS POST-TREATMENT: A KINEMATIC ANALYSIS OF ONE-LEG VERTICAL JUMP. Eva Tengman, Sweden

11:18 RR-PL-2209. KINEMATIC AND KINETIC DEFICITS ON THE NON-INJURED LEG AFTER ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT RECONSTRUCTION: ANALYSIS OF THE SINGLE-LEG SQUAT JUMP. Benoit Pairot de Fontenay, France

11:29 RR-PL-2748. EARLY OSTEOARTHRITIS FOLLOWING CONSERVATIVELY TREATED ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT INJURIES. Susan L Keays, Australia

11:40 RR-PL-2955. PREDISPOSING RISK FACTORS FOR HAMSTRING AND QUADRICEPS STRAIN INJURY IN MALE FOOTBALL AND RUGBY LEAGUE PLAYERS. Phoebe Freeman, Australia

11:51 RR-PL-2312. EVIDENCE OF EARLY POST-TRAUMATIC OSTEOARTHRITIS AND OTHER NEGATIVE HEALTH OUTCOMES 3-10 YEARS FOLLOWING KNEE JOINT INJURY IN YOUTH SPORT. Linda Woodhouse, Canada

12:02 RR-PL-3294. POSTOPERATIVE BRACING AFTER ACL-SURGERY WITH HAMSTRING GRAFT HAS NO EFFECT ON JOINT EFFUSION OR ONE-YEAR OUTCOME. A PROSPECTIVE, RANDOMIZED STUDY. Maria Lindström, Sweden

RR-PLR5-2961. COMPARISON OF EFFICACY AND LEARNING EFFECTS OF TWO DIFFERENT COGNITIVE TASKS IN GAIT PERFORMACE UNDER DUAL-TASK IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE PATIENTS. Maria Elisa Pimentel Piemonte, Brazil

RR-PLR5-2338. RELIABILITY AND MINIMAL DETECTABLE CHANGE OF A TASK-SPECIFIC TREADMILL WHEELCHAIR PROPULSION TEST TO MEASURE CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS IN MANUAL WHEELCHAIR USERS. Cindy Gauthier, Canada

RR-PLR5-3417. A TANDEM CYCLING PROGRAM: FEASIBILITY AND PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE OUTCOMES IN PEOPLE WITH PARKINSON´S DISEASE. Ellen L. McGough, United States of America

RR-PLR5-3500. HIGH-INTENSITY RESISTANCE TRAINING IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS - AN EXPLORATORY STUDY. Marie Kierkegaard, Sweden

RR-PLR5-4045. IS PHYSICAL FITNESS, AS MEASURED BY SENIOR FITNESS TEST COMPONENTS, RELATED TO FALLS IN PEOPLE WITH EARLY-STAGE MEMORY PROBLEMS?. Vanina Dal Bello-Haas, Canada

RR-PLR5-531. MAXIMISING ABILITIES, NEGOTIATING AND GENERATING EXERCISE OPTIONS (MANAGE) PROGRAM: A PILOT RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL IN PERSONS WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. Julie Louie, Australia

RR-PLR5-1312. THE EFFECTS OF EXERCISE ON PHYSICAL HEALTH IN PEOPLE WITH COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Freddy Man Hin Lam, Hong Kong

RR-PLR5-938. SEVERITY AND DISTRIBUTION OF SPASTICITY DOES NOT LIMIT MOBILITY OR INFLUENCE COMPENSATORY STRATEGIES FOLLOWING TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY. Gavin Williams, Australia

RR-PLR5-3400. A SURVEY ON THE USE OF STANDARDIZED OUTCOME MEASURES AMONG PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN INDIA. Rama Prabhu Krishnappa Ramamoorthy, India

Professional issues (PL-06) 10:45-12:15, Room 300-301 Chair: António M F Lopes (Portugal)

10:45 SI-PL-773. ACHIEVING INDEPENDENT PRESCRIBING BY PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN THE UK. Natalie Beswetherick, United Kingdom

10:56 RR-PL-718. WCPT’S POLICY IMPLEMENTATION PROJECT (PIP): ARE WCPT’S INTERNATIONAL POLICIES VALUED AND USED? A SURVEY OF WCPT’S MEMBER ORGANISATIONS. Tracy Bury, United Kingdom

11:07 SI-PL-2566. SUPPORTING OVERSEAS-QUALIFIED PHYSIOTHERAPISTS DURING THE TRANSITION PERIOD INTO UK PRACTICE. Birgit Mueller-Winkler, United Kingdom

11:18 SI-PL-2749. MR ROBINSON: INTRODUCING PHYSIOTHERAPY EDUCATION AND PRACTICE. Joan McMeeken, Australia

11:29 SI-PL-1974. PHYSICAL THERAPY COUNTS: COUNTING PHYSICAL THERAPISTS WORLDWIDE. Catherine Sykes, United Kingdom

11:40 RR-PL-2613. IDENTIFYING STRESS AND BURNOUT IN PHYSICAL THERAPISTS. Ellen Zambo Anderson, United States of America

11:51 SI-PL-3377. INPRACTICE 2025: WHAT WILL THE PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE OF THE FUTURE LOOK LIKE IN AUSTRALIA?. James Fitzpatrick, Australia

12:02 SI-PL-3446. INDIAN PHYSIOTHERAPISTS´ GLOBAL JOURNEY OF PROFESSIONAL IDENTITY TRANSFORMATION: A GROUNDED THEORY. Kate Grafton, United Kingdom

Professional practice: Other (PL-41) 10:45-12:15, Room 303-304 Chair: Merja Sallinen (Finland)

10:45 RR-PL-678. THE REHABILITATION EDUCATION FOR CAREGIVERS AND PATIENTS (RECAP) THEORY AND MODEL. Megan Danzl, United States of America

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14:40 SI-PL-2939. SUPPORTING PHYSIOTHERAPY PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT THROUGH SKILL ASSESSMENT WITHIN A MENTORING PROCESS: AN EXPERIENCE IN NEPAL. Sunil Pokhrel, Nepal

14:51 RR-PL-3506. AN INTERNATIONAL AND INTERPROFESSIONAL EXPLORATION OF HEALTH PROFESSIONAL EDUCATOR AND STUDENT USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA. Louisa Remedios, Australia

15:02 RR-PL-1725. MORE THAN ONE STRING TO OUR BOW: REFLECTION IN PHYSIOTHERAPY. Sally Parkes, United Kingdom

Musculoskeletal: lower limb (PL-18) 13:45-15:15, Room 303-304 Chair: Karen Ginn (Australia)

13:45 RR-PL-745. MUSCLE CONTRIBUTION TO SUPPORTING PHASE DURING NORMAL SPEED OF WALKING. Salam Mohamed Elhafez, Egypt

13:56 RR-PL-801. TARGETED INTERVENTION FOR PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN (TIPPS): IDENTIFYING POTENTIAL CLINICAL SUBGROUPS. James Selfe, United Kingdom

14:07 RR-PL-2898. EFFECTS OF PREOPERATIVE AQUATIC RESISTANCE TRAINING ON KNEE PAIN, MOBILITY LIMITATION AND MUSCLE IMPAIRMENTS IN PEOPLE WITH LATE-STAGE KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Anu Valtonen, Finland

14:18 RR-PL-1291. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ATTITUDES, BELIEFS AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY BEHAVIOUR IN OLDER ADULTS WITH KNEE PAIN. Jonathan Quicke, United Kingdom

14:29 RR-PL-1309. THE EFFECT OF FOOT ORTHOSES ON MOVEMENT PATTERNS DURING WALKING AND STAIR DECENT IN NORMAL SUBJECTS AND PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN PATIENTS. Jim Richards, United Kingdom

14:40 RR-PL-1455. WHICH KARLSSON ANKLE FUNCTION SCORE PARAMETERS CORRELATE WITH CENTER OF PRESSURE MEASUREMENTS?. Takeshi Toyooka, Japan

14:51 RR-PL-2200. PHYSICAL THERAPY FOR KNEE AND ANKLE COMPLAINTS: DIRECT ACCESS COMPARED TO A REFERRAL FROMGENERAL PRACTICE. Dijanne Barten, Netherlands

15:02 RR-PL-2395. KINESIOPHOBIA AND QUADRICEPS STRENGTH ARE PREDICTORS OF KNEE FUNCTION AFTER ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT RECONSTRUCTION: A PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY. Jiaying Ho, Singapore

Neurology (PL-30) 13:45-15:15, Room 300-301 Chair: Susan Whitney (United States of America)

13:45 RR-PL-1205. A NEW TRAINING PARADIGM USING ROBOT-APPLIED RESISTANCE TO ENHANCE SKILLED WALKING IN PEOPLE WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY. Tania Lam, Canada

13:56 RR-PL-610. DOES REGULAR STANDING IMPROVE BOWEL FUNCTION IN PEOPLE WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY? A RANDOMISED CROSS-OVER TRIAL. Lisa Harvey, Australia

14:07 RR-PL-673. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF BALANCE RE-EDUCATION CLASSES ON BALANCE IMPAIRMENTS IN INDIVIDUALS FOLLOWING ACQUIRED BRAIN INJURY. A FEASIBILITY STUDY. Moira Smith, United Kingdom

14:18 RR-PL-750. FIELD-BASED TESTING FOR AEROBIC PERFORMANCE IN YOUTH WITH SPINA BIFIDA WHO USE A MANUAL WHEELCHAIR. Manon Bloemen, Netherlands

14:29 RR-PL-862. NEUROLOGICAL PATIENTS AND THEIR LOWER LIMB ORTHOTICS: OBSERVATIONAL STUDY ABOUT ACCEPTANCE AND SATISFACTION. Eva Swinnen, Belgium

14:40 RR-PL-1095. THE BOBATH/NDT CONCEPT IN ADULT NEUROLOGICAL REHABILITATION: WHAT IS THE STATE OF THE KNOWLEDGE? A SCOPING REVIEW. Julie Vaughan-Graham, Canada

14:51 RR-PL-1103. CLINICAL TESTS OF ANKLE PLANTARFLEXOR STRENGTH DO NOT PREDICT ANKLE POWER GENERATION DURING WALKING. Michelle Beth Kahn, Australia

Saturday 13:45 Cardiorespiratory (PLR5-04) 13:45-15:15, Room 324-326 Chair: Jennifer Alison (Australia)

RR-PLR5-1761. IMPLEMENTING CARE COORDINATION PLUS EARLY REHABILITATION IN COPD PATIENTS IN TRANSITION FROM HOSPITAL TO PRIMARY CARE: PILOT STUDY. Kylie Nicole Johnston, Australia

RR-PLR5-585. MUSCULOSKELETAL DYSFUNCTION IN CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE AIRWAYS DISEASE: AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY. Nicola Heneghan, United Kingdom

RR-PLR5-1527. THE RESPONSIVENESS OF THE ANXIETY INVENTORY FOR RESPIRATORY DISEASE SCALE FOLLOWING PULMONARY REHABILITATION. Abebaw Mengistu Yohannes, United Kingdom

RR-PLR5-2044. LARYNGEAL RESPONSE PATTERNS TO MECHANICAL INSUFFLATION-EXSUFFLATION IN AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS. Tiina Andersen, Norway

RR-PLR5-2065. OUTCOME OF PHYSIOTHERAPY LED DECANNULATION FROM TRACHEOSTOMY PRACTICE IN A LARGE LONDON TEACHING HOSPITAL. Amanda Jane Thomas, United Kingdom

RR-PLR5-3333. EARLY PHYSICAL REHABILITATION IN INTENSIVE CARE PATIENTS WITH SEPSIS SYNDROMES – A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Geetha Kayambu, Singapore

RR-PLR5-3809. LACK OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT SYMPTOMS AND TREATMENT OPTIONS OF URINARY INCONTINENCE (UI) IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE (COPD). Barbara Koehler, Switzerland

RR-PLR5-3836. SHOULD SUPERVISED EXERCISE OR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY COUNSELING BE USED TO IMPROVE PHYSICAL FITNESS IN ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH PERMANENT ATRIAL FIBRILLATION?. Maria Borland, Sweden

RR-PLR5-698. THE EFFECT OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY MODIFICATION ON ISCHAEMIC HEART DISEASE RISK FACTORS IN PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV: RANDOMISED CONTROL TRIAL. Ronel Roos, South Africa

RR-PLR5-1322. HOW DOES KINESIOPHOBIA CHANGE OVER TIME IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE?. Maria Bäck, Sweden

Education (PL-01) 13:45-15:15, Room 334-335 Chair: Joyce Mothabeng (South Africa)

13:45 RR-PL-731. DOES HIGH FIDELITY SIMULATION TRAINING INCREASE THE SELF-EVALUATED CONFIDENCE OF NON-SPECIALIST PHYSIOTHERAPISTS PROVIDING AN ON-CALL RESPIRATORY PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICE?. Stephanie K M Harlow, United Kingdom

13:56 RR-PL-1138. CAN A TRADITIONAL CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP BE ENHANCED?. Lucy Chipchase, Australia

14:07 RR-PL-2658. ´GETTING IN AND FITTING IN´: AN EXPLORATION OF JOBSEEKING EXPERIENCES OF NEWLY QUALIFIED NURSES AND PHYSIOTHERAPISTS FROM ETHNIC MINORITY GROUPS. John Hammond, United Kingdom

14:18 SI-PL-4073. A DESCRIPTION OF KENYAN PHYSIOTHERAPISTS’ KNOWLEDGE AND PSYCHOMOTOR SKILLS FOLLOWING PARTICIPATION IN A POST-GRADUATE MANUAL THERAPY RESIDENCY PROGRAM. Shala Cunningham, United States of America

14:29 RR-PL-2804. EXPLORING THE APPLICABILITY OF HEALTHCARE COMMUNICATION THEORIES IN PRIVATE PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE: IMPLICATIONS FOR TEACHING COMMUNICATION. Amy Hiller, Australia

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16:11 RR-PL-1695. MOBILITY DURING THE INTERMEDIATE STAGE OF REHABILITATION AFTER LOWER LIMB AMPUTATION FROM AN UNDER RESOURCED COMMUNITY: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Lonwabo Godlwana, South Africa

16:22 RR-PL-1743. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AT HOME: LONG-TERM EFFECTIVENESS OF A COMMUNITY GROUP EXERCISE VERSUS PHYSIOTHERAPIST-LED HOME-BASED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PROGRAM IN MIDDLE-AGED ADULTS. Nicole Freene, Australia

16:33 RR-PL-3184. THE RELATIONSHIP OF AGE AND ATHLETIC ABILITY TO FITNESS IMPAIRMENTS IN SPECIAL OLYMPICS ATHLETES. Donna Bainbridge, United States of America

16:44 RR-PL-2056. ADAPTATION OF GLOBAL FRAMEWORKS FOR COMMUNITY BASED REHABILITATION IN SOUTHERN AFRICA. Vyvienne M'Kumbuzi, Malawi

16:55 RR-PL-2386. WEIGHT STIGMA IN PHYSIOTHERAPISTS: IMPLICATIONS FOR EDUCATION, PRACTICE AND PHYSIOTHERAPY. Jenny Setchell, Australia

17:06 RR-PL-2114. SURVEY OF ACCESS TO PHYSICAL THERAPIST ENTRYLEVEL EDUCATION AND PRACTICE FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES. Tracy Bury, United Kingdom

17:17 SI-PL-2608. EXPERIENCE OF THE PHYSICAL THERAPY HEALTH PROMOTION TASK FORCE IN ICELAND: MOVING THE COUNTRY’S HEALTH AGENDA FORWARD. Sif Gylfadottir, Iceland

Musculoskeletal: spine (PL-23) 16:00-17:30, Room 303-304 Chair: Annelies Pool-Goudzwaard (Netherlands)

16:00 RR-PL-649. USING FINITE ELEMENT MODELING TO PREDICT THE POSITIONS OF L4-5 LUMBAR DISC DECOMPRESSION. Mahmoud Mohamed Aly, Egypt

16:11 RR-PL-873. CORRELATION BETWEEN LUMBAR DYSFUNCTION AND FAT INFILTRATION IN LUMBAR MULTIFIDUS MUSCLES IN PATIENTS WITH LOW BACK PAIN. Markus Hildebrandt, Switzerland

16:22 RR-PL-1749. CAN PATIENTS IDENTIFY WHAT TRIGGERS THEIR BACK PAIN? SECONDARY ANALYSIS OF A CASE-CROSSOVER STUDY. Patricia Parreira, Australia

16:33 RR-PL-3033. HEALTH CARE CONTACT FOLLOWING NEW INCIDENTS OF NECK OR LOW BACK PAIN, A PROSPECTIVE STUDY FROM HUNT III. Astrid Woodhouse, Norway

16:44 RR-PL-1829. BACK SCHOOLS FOR ACUTE AND SUB-ACUTE NON-SPECIFIC LOW-BACK PAIN: UPDATE OF A COCHRANE REVIEW. Nolwenn Poquet, France

16:55 RR-PL-1906. HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONAL CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINE ADHERENCE FOR LOW BACK PAIN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-SYNTHESIS OF QUALITATIVE STUDIES. Susan Slade, Australia

17:06 RR-PL-2494. REHABILITATION AFTER LUMBAR DISC SURGERY – AN UPDATED COCHRANE REVIEW. Raymond W J G Ostelo, Netherlands

17:17 RR-PL-1788. GENE EXPRESSION RESPONSE IN THE PORCINE INTERVERTEBRAL DISC FOLLOWING SPINAL MANIPULATION. Greg Kawchuk, Canada

Occupational health and ergonomics (PL-37) 16:00-17:30, Room 300-301 Chair: Kenneth Harwood (United States of America)

16:00 RR-PL-3850. RESPIRATORY SYMPTOMS AND LUNG FUNCTION INDICES OF POULTRY WORKERS AND AGE-MATCHED APPARENTLY HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS IN IBADAN, NIGERIA. Adeoluwa Jaiyesimi, Nigeria

16:11 RR-PL-2268. THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN THE DISABILITY FOR LOW BACK PAIN AND METABOLIC SYNDROME IN CARE WORKERS AND NURSES. Yamato Tsuboi, Japan

16:22 RR-PL-2562. DOES THE PHYSICAL WORK CAPACITY OF SUBJECTS WITH EARLY OSTEOARTHRITIS OF HIP AND KNEE DECLINE IN FIVE YEARS?. Hendrik Jan Bieleman, Netherlands

Rheumatology (PL-21) 13:45-15:15, Room 331-332 Chair: Unnur Pétursdóttir (Iceland)

13:45 RR-PL-1497. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF AQUATIC PHYSIOTHERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS: A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Peter Charles Goodwin, United Kingdom

13:56 RR-PL-853. THE EFFECTS OF A SIX-WEEK PHYSIOTHERAPIST-LED EXERCISE AND EDUCATION INTERVENTION IN PATIENTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS, AWAITING AN ARTHROPLASTY IN SOUTH AFRICA. Melissa Michelle Saw, South Africa

14:07 RR-PL-2067. EFFECT OF A THIN DYNAMIC INSOLE ON PAIN AND WALKING ABILITY IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS. Berit Hagemoen Linberg, Norway

14:18 RR-PL-2035. SARAH: STRENGTHENING AND STRETCHING FOR PEOPLE WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS OF THE HANDS: A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Sallie Lamb, United Kingdom

14:29 RR-PL-1500. THE COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF AQUATIC PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR PATIENTS WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS. Peter Charles Goodwin, United Kingdom

14:40 RR-PL-2326. DOES IT MATTER THAT MY KNEE CLICKS? FUNCTIONAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN GROUPS WITH AND WITHOUT CREPITUS: DATA FROM THE OSTEOARTHRITIS INITIATIVE. Evangelos Pappas, Australia

14:51 RR-PL-2281. THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS IN PATIENTS WITH KNEE AND HIP OSTEOARTHRITIS. Danël Bossen, Netherlands

15:02 RR-PL-1503. LIVING WITH JOINT HYPERMOBILITY SYNDROME. PATIENT EXPERIENCES OF DIAGNOSIS, REFERRAL AND SELF-CARE. Shea Palmer, United Kingdom

Saturday 16:00 Education and professional issues (PLSoA-1) 16:00-17:30, Hall 405 Chair: Elizabeth Harrison (Canada)

RR-PLSoA-3164. FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT IN PRACTICE LEARNING - IS IT “ALWAYS ABOUT TESTING” OR A MORE COLLABORATIVE APPROACH BETWEEN LEARNER AND EDUCATOR?. Jane Morris, United Kingdom

RR-PLSoA-2085. PATIENT-CENTERDNESS IN PHYSIOTHERAPY: WHAT DOES IT ENTAIL? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF QUALITATIVE STUDIES. Amarins J. Wijma, Netherlands

RR-PLSoA-3840. THE KALEIDOSCOPE CURRICULUM FRAMEWORK FOR COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC HEALTH PHYSIOTHERAPY IN SOUTH AFRICA. Karien Mostert-Wentzel, South Africa

RR-PLSoA-1588. “WE’RE HERE FOR THE PATIENT AT THE END OF THE DAY”: PERCEPTIONS OF AN IPE PROGRAMME IN LONG-TERM CONDITIONS MANAGEMENT. Meredith Perry, New Zealand

RR-PLSoA-2301. HOW DO PHYSIOTHERAPISTS PERCEIVE THEIR ROLE IN WORK ABILITY ASSESSMENTS? A PROSPECTIVE FOCUS GROUP STUDY. Kjerstin Stigmar, Sweden

RR-PLSoA-2915. PHYSIOTHERAPY MANAGERS´ PERCEPTIONS OF THEIR LEADERSHIP EFFECTIVENESS: A MULTI-FRAME ANALYSIS. Emer McGowan, Ireland

Global health (PL-04) 16:00-17:30, Room 334-335 Chair: Caleb Ademola Gbiri (Nigeria)

16:00 RR-PL-653. ACCELEROMETER-DERIVED PATTERNS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND SEDENTARY TIME IN PERSONS WITH MOBILITY DISABILITY: NHANES 2003-2006. Patricia Manns, Canada

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16:44 RR-PL-1801. PEOPLE IN THE CHRONIC PHASE POST STROKE HAVE ALTERED POSTURAL ALIGNMENT IN STANDING RELATED TO TRUNK PERFORMANCE AND FUNCTIONAL BALANCE. Geert Verheyden, Belgium

16:55 RR-PL-2758. LEARNING AND RETENTION OF PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENTS AFTER NINTENDO WII FITTM GAMES TRAINING IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC SEQUELS OF STROKE. Maria Elisa Pimentel Piemonte, Brazil

17:06 RR-PL-1946. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS THE FIRST YEAR AFTER STROKE. Carina U Persson, Sweden

16:33 RR-PL-2875. FUNCTIONAL EVALUATION OF HEALTH CARE WORKERS WITH MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS ON FULL, PARTIAL OR NOT ON SICK LEAVE. Tove Ask, Norway

16:44 RR-PL-3193. DO ERGONOMIC AND EDUCATION INTERVENTIONS REDUCE PROLONGED OCCUPATIONAL SITTING? A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Andrew Leaver, Australia

16:55 RR-PL-3435. PREVALENCE OF WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL SYMPTOMS OF NECK AND UPPER LIMB AMONG DENTISTS IN CHINA. Beibei Feng, China

17:06 RR-PL-3454. PRE-EMPLOYMENT FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY ASSESSMENTS PREDICT MUSCULOSKELETAL INJURY RISK IN HEALTHY MALE COAL MINE WORKERS. Jennifer Legge, Australia

17:17 RR-PL-1592. GENDER DIFFERENCES IN LOAD CARRIAGE INJURIES OF AUSTRALIAN ARMY SOLDIERS. Robin Orr, Australia

Older people and falls (PLR5-09) 16:00-17:30, Room 324-326 Chair: Roberta Newton (United States of America)

RR-PLR5-2204. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND HISTORY OF FALLS AMONG COMMUNITY-DWELLING OLDER ADULTS IN MANILA: A MIXED PSYCHOMETRIC AND CORRELATIONAL STUDY. Donald Lipardo, Philippines

RR-PLR5-2220. FALL RISK AWARENESS IN OLDER COMMUNITY-DWELLING PEOPLE IN NORTHERN SWEDEN: A QUALITATIVE STUDY WITH FOCUS GROUPS. Petra Pohl, Sweden

SI-PLR5-2594. IMPLEMENTING A FALLS PREVENTION PATHWAY FOR PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA: TRANSLATING EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE. Keith Hill, Australia

RR-PLR5-3387. EFFECT OF VIDEO GAME COMMERCIAL ON SHORT TERM BALANCE TRAINING IN THAI ELDERLY. Anchalee Foongchomcheay, Thailand

RR-PLR5-2066. SUBMAXIMAL AND MAXIMAL LEVELS OF FATIGUE-RELATED ACTIVITIES: IMPACTS ON FUNCTIONAL BALANCE IN OLDER PEOPLE. Hani Asilah Alias, Malaysia

RR-PLR5-3691. INCREASED FALLS WITH HOME EXERCISE FOR OLDER PEOPLE AFTER HOSPITAL STAYS: EXPLORATION OF AN UNEXPECTED FINDING FROM A RANDOMISED TRIAL. Catherine Sherrington, Australia

RR-PLR5-446. RESULTS OF A HYDROTHERAPY PROGRAM ON BALANCE, RISK OF FALLS, FEAR OF FALLING AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN OLDER PEOPLE. César Sá, Portugal

RR-PLR5-1849. PEER-LED COMMUNITY FALLS PREVENTION PROGRAMME: PEER EDUCATORS’ PERSPECTIVES. Linda Khong, Australia

RR-PLR5-2149. EFFECT OF PILATES EXERCISE FOR IMPROVING BALANCE AND DECREASING FALLS RISK IN OLDER ADULTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW WITH META-ANALYSIS. Anna Barker, Australia

RR-PLR5-3572. IS VIRTUAL REALITY EXERCISE EFFECTIVE IN REDUCING FALLS AMONG OLDER ADULTS WITH A HISTORY OF FALLS?. William W N Tsang, China

Stroke (PL-34) 16:00-17:30, Room 328-329 Chair: Dawn Tan (Singapore)

16:00 RR-PL-1198. IMPACT OF TRUNK CONTROL ON UPPER EXTREMITY FUNCTION IN SUBACUTE AND CHRONIC STROKE PATIENTS AND HEALTHY CONTROLS. Seng Kwee Wee, Singapore

16:11 RR-PL-1524. A PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY INVESTIGATING THE TIME COURSE OF ARM RECOVERY AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF SPASTICITY AND CONTRACTURES FOLLOWING STROKE. Cameron Lindsay, United Kingdom

16:22 RR-PL-1722. RELIABILITY OF DUAL-TASK WALKING TESTS IN PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC STROKE. Marco Y.C. Pang, China

16:33 RR-PL-1738. IMPROVEMENT OF BALANCE AND GAIT IN PATIENTS WITH STROKE AFTER TRAINING BASED ON NINTENDO WII FITTM GAMES: RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Maria Elisa Pimentel Piemonte, Brazil

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All poster board numbers are preceded by either RR – research report or SI - special interest report and PO – poster displayTo help delegates find specific posters, all poster display numbers are formatted as Row Number – Board Number – Day

Poster displays will change each day with posters on display from 10:00-17:30 (Monday 10:00-15:45). Presenters will be at their display for a period of 45 mins.

Complementary therapies (PO-16-Sat1) RR-PO-02-21-Sat. HUMAN AUTONOMIC NERVOUS RESPONSE TO ACUPUNCTURE STIMULATION OF SKIN AND SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE IN SYNCHRONIZATION WITH EXHALATION IN A SITTING POSTURE. Kazuhiko Yamashita, Japan

RR-PO-02-23-Sat. EFFECTS OF ACUPUNCTURE BASED ON MYOFASCIAL MERIDIAN-BASED ACUPOINT-SELECTION ON NERVE REGENERATION AND MOTOR FUNCTION RECOVERY IN RATS WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Xu Dongchen, China

SI-PO-03-01-Sat. TRADITIONAL MALAY MASSAGE AS AN ALTERNATIVE TREATMENT APPROACHES IN REHABILITATION: A NARATIVE REVIEW THE STATE OF EVIDENCE. Kamaruddin Kamaria, Malaysia

Continuing professional development (PO-03-Sat1) RR-PO-03-03-Sat. ARE PHYSIOTHERAPISTS READY TO CONDUCT RESEARCH AS PART OF THEIR DAILY PRACTICE?. Jessie Janssen, United Kingdom

Critical care (PO-17-Sat1) RR-PO-03-05-Sat. AN ACTION RESEARCH PROJECT TO EXPLORE, IMPLEMENT AND EVALUATE THE USE OF REHABILITATION GUIDELINES FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY IN THE CRITICALLY ILL. Sarah Elliott, United Kingdom

RR-PO-03-07-Sat. THERAPEUTIC STRATEGIES PERFORMED BY PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN THREE INTENSIVE CARE UNITS (ICUS) IN SANTIAGO, CHILE: PILOT STUDY. Ana Cristina Castro Avila, Chile

RR-PO-03-09-Sat. EARLY MOBILITY IN A COMMUNITY HOSPITAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT. Margot Flaugher, United States of America

Disability and rehabilitation (PO-07-Sat1) RR-PO-03-11-Sat. NFLUENCE OF PAIN ON LOWER LIMB PROSTHESIS USE: IMPLICATIONS ON QUALITY OF LIFE. Jonathan Quartey, Ghana

RR-PO-03-13-Sat. HEALTH CONDITIONS AND LIFE YEARS LOST DUE TO DISABILITIES IN UNDER RESOURCED COMMUNITIES IN THE WESTERN CAPE, SOUTH AFRICA. Soraya Maart, South Africa

RR-PO-03-15-Sat. COMPREHENSIVE REHABILITATION: A CONTENT ANALYSIS OF COLOMBIAN LEGAL FRAMEWORK TO SUPPORT THE DISABLED POPULATION. Karim Alvis, Colombia

Education (PO-01-Sat1) SI-PO-03-17-Sat. PROMOTING CLINICAL REASONING USING THE INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF FUNCTION, DISABILITY AND HEALTH (ICF) FRAMEWORK FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT IN RWANDA. Gerard Urimubenshi, Rwanda

RR-PO-03-19-Sat. EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE IN AND OUT OF ACADEMIA – STUDENT’S KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES, AND BELIEFS VS. WHAT IS EXPERIENCED IN THE CLINIC. M. Samuel Cheng, United States of America

RR-PO-03-21-Sat. CLINICAL PRACTICE FACILITATOR: AN INNOVATIVE MENTOR ROLE FOR INTERNATIONALLY EDUCATED PHYSICAL THERAPISTS IN A BRIDGING PROGRAM. Sylvia Daniel, Canada

SI-PO-03-23-Sat. A COLLABORATIVE APPROACH TO DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPETENCY-BASED ADMISSION ASSESSMENT FOR ENTRY TO BRIDGINGPROGRAMS FOR INTERNATIONALLY EDUCATED PHYSIOTHERAPISTS (IEPTS). Sharon Switzer-McIntyre, Canada

SI-PO-04-01-Sat. BUILDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR INTERPROFESSIONAL EDUCATION: ACTIVITIES FOR PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDENTS AT A UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CAMPUS. Diane E. Clark, United States of America

Electrophysical & isothermal agents (PO-18-Sat1) RR-PO-04-03-Sat. PENETRATION DEPTH OF THERAPEUTIC ELECTRICAL CURRENTS IN VARIOUS ELECTRODES LOCATIONS AND DIFFERENT CURRENT COMPONENTS IN CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN PATIENTS. Efrat Ariel, Israel

RR-PO-04-05-Sat. INFRARED THERMOGRAPHY IN MUSCULOFASCIOCUTANEOUS FLAPS OF RECTUS ABDOMINIS MUSCLE IN RATS SUBMITTED TO NICOTINE AFTER APPLICATION OF LASER 660NM. Elaine Caldeira Oliveira Guirro, Brazil

Saturday 12:15-13:00 Cardiorespiratory (PO-15-Sat1) RR-PO-01-01-Sat. THE EFFECT OF TWO PASSIVE HEAD DOWN DIAPHRAGM STRETCHING MANOEUVRES ON DIAPHRAGM LENGTH IN HEALTHY ADULT INDIVIDUALS. Jacqui Schewitz, South Africa

RR-PO-01-03-Sat. VARIOUS IMPAIRMENTS OF LOWER-LIMB IN SURVIVAL PATIENTS WITH PERCUTANEOUS VENO-ARTERIAL EXTRACORPOREAL MEMBRANE OXYGENATION. Sachie Osonoi, Japan

RR-PO-01-05-Sat. THE USE OF THE GLITTRE ADL TEST TO CLASSIFY THE FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY OF INDIVIDUALS WITH CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. Raquel Britto, Brazil

RR-PO-01-07-Sat. ROLE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY ON FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY IN A PATIENT WITH SUCCESSFUL EXPLANTATION OF HEARTMATE II LVAD – A CASE REPORT. Hebin Chen, Singapore

RR-PO-01-15-Sat. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN REDUCED THORACOABDOMINAL WALL MOBILITY AND RESPIRATORY FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. Hideo Kaneko, Japan

RR-PO-01-17-Sat. DOES REGIONAL ANAESTHESIA AFTER CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS GRAFT SURGERY IMPROVE PAIN CONTROL AND WALKING DISTANCE? A RCT. Serena Hong, Australia

RR-PO-01-19-Sat. EFFECTS OF LOWER LIMBS AND TRUNK PASSIVE EXERCISE ON INTESTINAL MOVEMENT AFTER CARDIOVASCULAR SURGERY. Tomoyuki Morisawa, Japan

RR-PO-01-21-Sat. BODE INDEX AND QUALITY OF LIFE RELATE DIFFERENTLY WITH PSYCHIATRIC ASSESSMENT AND SELF-ASSESSMENT OF DEPRESSION IN COPD PATIENTS. Maria Gloria Rodrigues Machado, Brazil

RR-PO-01-23-Sat. MINIMAL DETECTABLE DIFFERENCE FOR THE ENDURANCE SHUTTLE WALK TEST PERFORMANCE FOLLOWING WALKING TRAINING IN PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. Li Whye Cindy Ng, Australia

RR-PO-02-01-Sat. IMPACT OF PHYSICAL FUNCTIONS ON SHORT-TERM OUTCOMES AFTER THORACOSCOPIC LOBECTOMY FOR EARLY-STAGE NON-SMALL CELL LUNG CANCER. Masataka Irie, Japan

RR-PO-02-03-Sat. SHOULDER DYSFUNCTION RELATED TO THE LUNG RESECTION AREA IN THE IMMEDIATE POSTOPERATIVE PERIOD AFTER THORACOTOMY. Ada Gastaldi, Brazil

RR-PO-02-05-Sat. CHANGES OF PULMONARY FUNCTION AND INFLAMMATORY MARKERS AFTER GASTRIC BYPASS SURGERY. Dirceu Costa, Brazil

SI-PO-02-07-Sat. EFFECTS OF TAI CHI ON CARDIOPULMONARY FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Guo Jiabao, China

Clinical education (PO-02-Sat1) RR-PO-02-09-Sat. FACTORS INFLUENCING PHYSIOTHERAPISTS’ DECISIONS TO SUPERVISE PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS: RESULTS FROM A CANADIAN NATIONAL SURVEY. Mark Hall, Canada

SI-PO-02-13-Sat. WHY TEACH? THE FACTORS WHICH INFLUENCE PHYSIOTHERAPISTS’ DECISIONS TO BECOME CLINICAL EDUCATORS. Noreen O'Shea, Ireland

RR-PO-02-15-Sat. WHICH ASPECTS OF CLINICAL PLACEMENT DO PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS VALUE THE MOST?. Susan Gordon, Australia

SI-PO-02-17-Sat. THE ROAD TO EXCELLENCE IN CLINICAL EDUCATION: INTERSECTION BETWEEN ACADEMIA AND CLINICAL PRACTICE. Violet Acuna Parker, United States of America

SI-PO-02-19-Sat. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE SELF EFFICACY, ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE AND CLINICAL PERFORMANCE. Joyce Mothabeng, South Africa

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Human movement analysis (PO-21-Sat1) RR-PO-06-01-Sat. HEAD ROTATION DESTABILIZE BALANCE OF STANDING POSTURE. Yoshiki Fujita, Japan

RR-PO-06-03-Sat. ARE THERE ABNORMAL MECHANICAL INTERACTIONS BETWEEN MUSCLES IN ANKLE CONTRACTURE AFTER STROKE?. Joanna Diong, Australia

RR-PO-06-05-Sat. THE IMMEDIATE EFFECT OF FACILITATION TECHNIQUE APPLIED TO THE ANKLE JOINT ON THE BALANCE ABILITY IN YOUNG HEALTHY SUBJECTS. Makoto Sakamoto, Japan

RR-PO-06-07-Sat. LEARNING CURVES IN PEDIATRIC PHYSICAL THERAPY PRACTICE. Dana Marquardt, Netherlands

RR-PO-06-09-Sat. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSICAL FUNCTION AND PLANTAR PRESSURE DISTRIBUTION IN HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS WITH PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY. Takaaki Watanabe, Japan

RR-PO-06-11-Sat. RELATIONSHIP OF PELVIC ANGLE AND HIP JOINT RANGE OF MOTION WITH FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE DUCHENNE PHENOMENON AFTER TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY. Hirofumi Yoshida, Japan

RR-PO-06-13-Sat. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MEDIAL MENISCUS MOVEMENT AND INTERNAL ROTATION OF THE TIBIA USING MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING. Moe Onodera, Japan

RR-PO-06-15-Sat. MEASUREMENTS OF KNEE ROTATION IN VIVO - DEVELOPMENT, EVALUATION AND CLINIAL STUDIES OF AN EXTERNAL DEVICE. Per Otto Almquist, Sweden

RR-PO-06-17-Sat. EVALUATION OF ONE-FOOT STANDING USING MEDIAL-LATERAL / ANTERIOR-POSTERIOR RATIO OF MEAN COP VELOCOTY. Chiaki Kanaya, Japan

RR-PO-06-19-Sat. DOES AGING AFFECT THE COORDINATION OF JOINT MOVEMENTS DURING SIT-TO-STAND MOTION?. Masaya Anan, Japan

RR-PO-06-21-Sat. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FORWARD HEAD POSTURE AND CERVICAL MUSCLE PERFORMANCE IN HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS. Jun Yi Kenneth Goh, Australia

RR-PO-06-23-Sat. HOW STRONG IS OUR GRIP? COMPARISON OF SINGAPORE COMMUNITY DWELLERS WITH CONSOLIDATED NORMS. Wendy Hsin Wei Lim, Singapore

RR-PO-07-01-Sat. SIT-TO-STAND SPEED AFFECTS THE ANGULAR IMPULSE OF SUPPORT TORQUE. Yasushi Kurobe, Japan

SI-PO-07-03-Sat. WHERE DO WE STAND IN THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE SIT-TO-STAND TRANSFER? - A NARRATIVE REVIEW. Charlotte Häger, Sweden

RR-PO-07-07-Sat. A COGNITIVE TASK AFFECTS THE SEATED POSTURAL MOVEMENT REACTIONS FOR YOUNG MALES DURING SIDEWAYS PERTURBATIONS. Tobias Carl Stenlund, Sweden

RR-PO-07-09-Sat. MEASUREMENT OF DYNAMIC PROPRIOCEPTION. A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE. Gordon Waddington, Australia

RR-PO-07-11-Sat. ANALYSIS OF COBB’S ANGLE AND DYNAMIC INTERVERTEBRAL BODY ANGLE IN LOWER CERVICAL SPINE DURING RETRACTED AND NEUTRAL NECK FLEXION. Sohyun Park, Korea

RR-PO-07-13-Sat. EFFECTS OF MANUAL POSTURAL CORRECTION ON THE TRUNK AND HIP MUSCLE ACTIVITIES DURING BRIDGING EXERCISES. So Young Kim, Korea

RR-PO-07-15-Sat. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN AFFERENT INPUTS FROM ANTAGONISTIC MUSCLES AFFECT KINESTHETIC PERCEPTION DURING MOTOR IMAGERY. Eriko Shibata, Japan

RR-PO-07-17-Sat. DOCUMENTARY REVIEW ON SCHEME, IMAGE, AWARENESS, AND REPRESENTATION BODY: A VIEW FROM THE HUMAN BODY MOVEMENT. Gina Torres, Colombia

Mental health (PO-22-Sat1) RR-PO-07-21-Sat. MULTIMODAL EXERCISE PROGRAM FOR PROMOTING PHYSICAL AND COGNITIVE HEALTH IN PEOPLE WITH MILD TO MODERATE DEMENTIA: A FEASIBILITY STUDY. Ka Yan Luk, Hong Kong

SI-PO-07-23-Sat. UNEXPLAINED PHYSICAL COMPLAINTS IN EVERYDAY PHYSICAL THERAPY PRACTICE IN THE NETHERLANDS. Matthijs Rumke, Netherlands

RR-PO-04-07-Sat. THE EFFECTS OF HEAT, ICING, AND STRETCHING ON KNEE JOINT CAPSULE IN RAT CONTRACTURE MODEL OF SPINAL CORD INJURY. Hiroyuki Iwasawa, Japan

RR-PO-04-09-Sat. PRELIMINARY LOW TEMPERATURE SAUNA RELIEVES EXACERBATION OF RENAL FUNCTION IN A RENAL ISCHEMIA REPERFUSION INJURY MOUSE MODEL. Kousuke Wataru, Japan

RR-PO-04-11-Sat. THE DISCREPANCY BETWEEN INDIVIDUAL AND INSTITUTIONAL RESPONSES TO A SURVEY ON AVAILABILITY OF ELECTROPHYSICAL AGENTS. Yuichi Abe, Japan

RR-PO-04-13-Sat. COMBINED EFFECTS OF TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NERVE STIMULATION AND STRETCHING. Hisayoshi Ogihara, Japan

RR-PO-04-15-Sat. THE EFFECT OF FATIGUING PROTOCOL OF LOW FREQUENCY CURRENT ON COMPOUND MUSCLE ACTION POTENTIAL OVER TIME. Mahmoud Mohamed Aly, Egypt

Exercise physiology (PO-19-Sat1) RR-PO-04-17-Sat. EMG ANALYSIS BY EXERCISE WITH VIBRATING DUMBBELL. Dagmar Pavlu, Czech Republic

RR-PO-04-19-Sat. THE EFFECTIVE INTENSITY OF EXERCISE LOAD FOR FACILITATING RECOVERY FROM MUSCLE ATROPHY IN MICE. Yuta Itoh, Japan

RR-PO-04-21-Sat. REPEATED RECOVERY EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE TO NORMOBARIC HYPEROXIA: BLOOD LACTATE LEVELS AND TISSUE OXYGENATION IN LOCAL MUSCLE FATIGUE. Yuka Yokoi, Japan

RR-PO-04-23-Sat. CROSS-SECTIONAL AREA AND MUSCLE ACTIVITY OF THE LUMBAR MULTIFIDUS MUSCLES IN VARYING POSTURES DURING ABDOMINAL DRAW-IN EXERCISES. Masahiro Watanabe, Japan

RR-PO-05-01-Sat. CAPTURING THE POST-EXERTIONAL EXACERBATION OF FATIGUE FOLLOWING PHYSICAL AND COGNITIVE CHALLENGE IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME. Benjamin Barry, Australia

RR-PO-05-03-Sat. MODERATE TO VIGOROUS PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVEL BUT NOT BMI IS ASSOCIATED WITH BALANCE SCORES IN BRITISH ADOLESCENTS. Sheila Leddington Wright, United Kingdom

RR-PO-05-05-Sat. DECREASED SERUM BRAIN-DERIVED NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR LEVELS IN NON-EXERCISING YOUNG ADULT JAPANESE MEN. Akio Goda, Japan

RR-PO-05-07-Sat. POTENTIAL PROTOCOLS IN RESISTANCE EXERCISE WITH BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTION FOR MUSCULAR ADAPTATION. Hisato Tanaka, Japan

RR-PO-05-09-Sat. WHOLE BODY VIBRATION AFFECTS GROSS MOTOR PERFORMANCE MEASURES DURING THE WINGATE ANAEROBIC TEST. Alexis A. Anderson, United States of America

Global health (PO-06-Sat1) SI-PO-05-11-Sat. ACCESS TO PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICES: HOW DOES A NEW PROFESSION SERVE A COUNTRY OF 1.35 BILLION PEOPLE?. Alice Jones, Australia

RR-PO-05-13-Sat. FACTORS RELATED TO SOCIAL PARTICIPATION IN JAPANESE: COMPARISON OF URBAN AND RURAL. Yoshitaka Shiba, Japan

SI-PO-05-15-Sat. SISTER PARTNERSHIP: A COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN DHULIKHEL HOSPITAL (NEPAL) AND EPWORTH HEALTHCARE (AUSTRALIA) PHYSIOTHERAPY DEPARTMENTS. Jessica Lees, Australia

SI-PO-05-17-Sat. EBOLA AND PHYSICAL THERAPY IN THE ACUTE CARE SETTING. Lawrence Okumoto, United States of America

Health promotion & wellbeing (PO-20-Sat1) SI-PO-05-19-Sat. TO PROMOTE HEALTH AND TO PREVENT LIFESTYLE-RELATED DISEASES - A RESPONSIBILITY FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY TODAY. Ing-Mari Dohrn, Sweden

RR-PO-05-21-Sat. A MODEL FOR INTEGRATION OF HEALTH PROMOTION IN PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE WITHIN THE SOUTH AFRICAN CONTEXT. Nomathemba Patricia Taukobong, South Africa

SI-PO-05-23-Sat. EFFECT OF EXERCISE ON INTIMA-MEDIA THICKNESS IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH OBESITY: A META-ANALYSIS. Shirley Ngai, Hong Kong

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RR-PO-09-19-Sat. ACUTE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT TAPING TECHNIQUES UPON NEUROMUSCULAR AND KINETIC VARIABLES IN WOMEN WITH VALGUS KNEE. Flávia Gomes Martinez, Brazil

RR-PO-09-21-Sat. NON-SURGICAL TREATMENT OF PES PLANOVALGUS ASSOCIATED PAIN – A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Heiner Baur, Switzerland

Musculoskeletal: spine (PO-27-Sat1) RR-PO-09-23-Sat. KEY MESSAGES FOR PATIENTS WITH LOW BACK PAIN: EXPERT AND CONSUMER OPINION. Paul Hodges, Australia

RR-PO-10-01-Sat. INFLUENCE OF SELECTED PAIN CHARACTERISTICS ON SEGMENTAL SPINE FLEXIBILITY IN PATIENTS WITH LOW BACK PAIN. Abiola Oladele Ogundele, Nigeria

RR-PO-10-03-Sat. EFFICACY OF MOVEMENT CONTROL EXERCISE VERSUS GENERAL EXERCISE ON RECURRENT SUB-ACUTE LOW BACK PAIN: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Vesa Lehtola, Finland

RR-PO-10-05-Sat. POTENTIAL PREDICTORS OF ACTIVITY AND PAIN INTENSITY TWELVE MONTHS AFTER SPINAL MOTOR CONTROL TRAINING IN PATIENTS WITH LOW BACK PAIN. Björn Aasa, Sweden

RR-PO-10-07-Sat. KINESIO TAPING® ISN´T MORE EFFECTIVE THAN MICROPORE® IN REDUCING PAIN AND DISABILITY IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC NON-SPECIFIC LOW BACK PAIN. Mauricio Antonio da Luz Jr, Brazil

RR-PO-10-09-Sat. ALTERED VENTRAL NECK MUSCLE FUNCTION IN CHRONIC WHIPLASH COMPARED TO NECK HEALTHY CONTROLS. AN ULTRASOUND INVESTIGATION. Gunnel Peterson, Sweden

RR-PO-10-11-Sat. A RANDOMISED PLACEBO-CONTROLLED STUDY INVESTIGATING THE EFFECTS OF MOBILISATION TREATMENT DURATION ON PAIN IN PARTICIPANTS WITH CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN. Clair Hebron, United Kingdom

RR-PO-10-13-Sat. ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SYMPTOM DURATION AND INTENSITY, DISABILITY, RANGE OF MOTION AND MODIFIED PAIN PERCEPTIONS AMONGST CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN PATIENTS. Carol Ann Flavell, Australia

RR-PO-10-15-Sat. ROCKER SOLE SHOES ARE NO MORE BENEFICIAL THAN FLAT SOLE SHOES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN. Sian MacRae, United Kingdom

RR-PO-10-17-Sat. MEASURING LUMBAR REPOSITION ACCURACY IN PATIENTS WITH UNSPECIFIC LOW BACK PAIN – SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Hannu Luomajoki, Switzerland

RR-PO-10-19-Sat. ABNORMAL PAIN RESPONSE TO VISUAL FEEDBACK IN CHRONIC WHIPLASH: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY. Margot De Kooning, Belgium

RR-PO-10-21-Sat. IS PHYSIOTHERAPY EFFECTIVE FOR REFERRED LEG PAIN ARISING FROM THE LUMBAR SPINE? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Hana Alsobayel, Saudi Arabia

RR-PO-10-23-Sat. EFFECTS OF TRUNK DEEP MUSCLE STRENGTH EXERCISE IN FLEXION-RELAXATION PHENOMENON OF ERECTOR SPINAE MUSCLES. Sanseong Park, Korea

RR-PO-11-01-Sat. COMPARISON OF MUSCLE ACTIVITY ONSET TIME DURING PRONE HIP EXTENSION IN PERSONS WITH AND WITHOUT LOW BACK PAIN. Tadanobu Suehiro, Japan

RR-PO-11-03-Sat. WOMEN’S EXPERIENCES OF DAILY LIFE AFTER ANTERIOR CERVICAL DECOMPRESSION AND FUSION SURGERY - A QUALITATIVE INTERVIEW STUDY. Anneli Peolsson, Sweden

RR-PO-11-05-Sat. SLING EXERCISE FOR CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Yue Yu-Shan, China

RR-PO-11-07-Sat. A NEW EXERCISE TO ACTIVATE MULTIFIDUS. Hironobu Kuruma, Japan

RR-PO-11-09-Sat. COMPARISON OF THE TISSUE HARDNESS AND PRESSURE PAIN THRESHOLD OF NECK EXTENSORS BETWEEN PATIENTS WITH NECK PAIN AND PAIN-FREE CONTROLS. Cheng-Feng Lin, Taiwan

RR-PO-11-11-Sat. A NEW OBJECTIVE ASSAY OF MEASURING THE PELVIC ASYMMETRY USING THREE-DIMENSIONAL MRI MODELS. Kazuyoshi Gamada, Japan

RR-PO-08-01-Sat. SOCIAL AND GENDERED EMBODIMENT – A USEFUL THEORETICAL CONCEPT IN YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH AND PHYSIOTHERAPY. Maria Wiklund, Sweden

Methods of teaching & learning (PO-04-Sat1) RR-PO-08-03-Sat. IMPROVING RECOGNITION OF ADVERSE EVENTS IN THE ICU USING TARGETED DE-BRIEFING AND HIGH-FIDELITY SIMULATION. Brad Stockert, United States of America

SI-PO-08-07-Sat. SELF-STUDY SKILLS IN THE CONTEXT OF PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE – A PROPOSAL FOR GUIDED SELF-STUDY IN THE BSC PHYSIOTHERAPY DEGREE PROGRAMME. Brigitte Fiechter Lienert, Switzerland

RR-PO-08-09-Sat. INVITATION LECTURE AND PRACTICE TRIAL BY PERSON WITH HISTORY OF DISEASE INSTRUCTORS (THIRD REPORT). Akiko Mori, Japan

RR-PO-08-11-Sat. FIRST YEAR STUDENT ATTITUDES TO INTERPROFESSIONAL LEARNING - THE IMPACT OF AN INNOVATIVE CURRICULUM AND ASSESSMENT. John Hammond, United Kingdom

RR-PO-08-13-Sat. EVALUATION OF A PEER TUTORING SCHEME TO EMPOWER STUDENTS IN THEIR TRANSITIONS THROUGH THE STUDENT JOURNEY. Jane Hislop, United Kingdom

SI-PO-08-15-Sat. REFLECTION AND FEEDBACK DURING MY OSCE, WHAT HAVE I LEARNT?. Louisa Remedios, Australia

RR-PO-08-17-Sat. SERVICE LEARNING ACTIVITIES IN PHYSICAL THERAPY EDUCATION - WHAT FACTORS REALLY MAKE A DIFFERENCE?. Nicoleta Bugnariu, United States of America

Multiple sclerosis (PO-30-Sat1) RR-PO-08-19-Sat. OUTCOMES FROM THE CANTERBURY FATIGUE PROGRAMME FOR PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS: A MIXED METHOD FEASIBILITY STUDY. Hilda Mulligan, New Zealand

SI-PO-08-21-Sat. IMPROVEMENT OF DRIVING SKILLS IN PERSONS WITH RELAPSING-REMITTING MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. Abiodun Akinwuntan, United States of America

RR-PO-08-23-Sat. GROUP TREATMENT TARGETING CORE STABILITY AND BALANCE FOR PERSONS WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS- AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY. Andreas Dybesland, Norway

Musculoskeletal (PO-23-Sat1) RR-PO-09-01-Sat. AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE RESISTANCE OFFERED BY DIFFERENT GRADES OF THERABAND™. Simon Barry, United Kingdom

RR-PO-09-03-Sat. REVIEW OF EVIDENCE ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF WHOLE BODY VIBRATION ON MUSCLE STRENGTH AND MASS OF ADULTS 55 AND OLDER. Ronald Barredo, United States of America

RR-PO-09-05-Sat. EFFICACY STATIC ULTRASOUND AND MANUAL THERAPY IN THE TREATMENT MYOFASCIAL TRIGGER POINTS INDIVIDUALS WITH NECK PAIN: A PILOT CLINICAL STUDY. Rinaldo R. J. Guirro, Brazil

RR-PO-09-07-Sat. A NEW EXERCISE TO TRANSVERSE ABDOMINAL MUSCLE. Takeshi Saiki, Japan

Musculoskeletal: lower limb (PO-24-Sat1) RR-PO-09-09-Sat. EFFECTIVENESS OF NEURAL SLIDERS AND NEURAL TENSIONERS AS AN ADJUNCT TO STATIC STRETCHING ON HAMSTRINGS FLEXIBILITY: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Saurab Sharma, Nepal

RR-PO-09-11-Sat. ELECTROMYOGRAM POWER SPECTRUM PROPERTIES OF THE VASTI MUSCLES DURING ISOMETRIC RAMP CONTRACTION. Yoshitsugu Tanino, Japan

RR-PO-09-13-Sat. ANALYSIS OF SEPARATION DISTANCE THAT ACCOMPANIES THE CONTINUOUS TRACTION OF NORMAL KNEE JOINTS USING ULTRASOUND IMAGING. Daisuke Ogawa, Japan

RR-PO-09-15-Sat. KINETIC ANALYSIS OF PHYSICAL THERAPISTS’ MANUAL STRETCHING TECHNIQUES FOR EQUINOVARUS. Naomi Yamada, Japan

RR-PO-09-17-Sat. MUSCLE ACTIVATION PATTERNS DURING THE POSTURAL CONTROL TASK AFTER TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY. Takumi Kobayashi, Japan

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RR-PO-13-03-Sat. NORMATIVE GAIT SPEED AND ITS RELATION TO FALLS IN THE COMMUNITY DWELLING ELDERLY IN SINGAPORE. Mary Ann Tay, Singapore

RR-PO-13-05-Sat. THE SUITABILITY OF THE MAXIMUM ANGULAR VELOCITY OF KNEE EXTENSION (KE) AS A NEW CLINICAL EVALUATION FOR OLDER PEOPLE. Takeshi Arai, Japan

RR-PO-13-07-Sat. INFLUENCE OF FOCUS OF ATTENTION ON MOTOR LEARNING AMONG ELDERLY - A RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIAL. Rama Prabhu Krishnappa Ramamoorthy, India

RR-PO-13-09-Sat. ETHNIC DIFFERENCES IN WALKING SPEED OF THE ELDERLY: A META-ANALYSIS COMPARISON OF ELDERLY JAPANESE AND NON-JAPANESE INDIVIDUALS. Masataka Ando, Japan

RR-PO-13-11-Sat. EFFICACY OF CANE AND CRUTCH IN MIDDLE AGED AND OLDER INDIVIDUALS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Daichi Watanabe, Japan

RR-PO-13-13-Sat. UPRIGHT POSTURAL STABILITY DURING CHALLENGING STANCE IN OLDER ADULTS WITH OR WITHOUT OSTEOPOROSIS. Jo-En Chien, Taiwan

RR-PO-13-15-Sat. INTERVENTION FOR FALLS: REDUCED EXERCISE AND VITAMIN D SUPPLEMENTATION AMONG THE INSTITUTIONALIZED FRAIL ELDERLY. Masakazu Imaoka, Japan

RR-PO-13-17-Sat. USERS’ ADHERENCE TO CARE IN DAY SERVICES SPECIALIZING IN PREVENTIVE CARE. Hidenori Yano, Japan

RR-PO-13-19-Sat. FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH INDEPENDENCE IN ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING IN ELDERLY PEOPLE WITH DISUSE SYNDROME. Ryohei Goto, Japan

SI-PO-13-21-Sat. DEVELOPMENT OF A MOBILE APP TO PROMOTE FALL PREVENTION EXERCISES FOR OLDER ADULTS BY PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN HONG KONG. Thomson Wai Lung Wong, Hong Kong

SI-PO-13-23-Sat. USEFULNESS OF THE WALKING STROOP CARPET IN EVALUATING FALL RISKS AMONG THE COMMUNITY-DWELLING ELDERLY. Koji Takimoto, Japan

RR-PO-14-01-Sat. ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN DIFFICULTY IN 6 BASIC ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING AND COGNITIVE AND LOWER EXTREMITY PHYSICAL FUNCTIONS IN OLDER ADULTS. Wen-Ni Huang, Taiwan

RR-PO-14-03-Sat. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DIETARY HABITS AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION AMONG COMMUNITY-DWELLING ELDERLY ADULTS. Kotaro Shimizu, Japan

RR-PO-14-05-Sat. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MUSCLE FATIGUE AND PHYSICAL FUNCTION IN OLDER ADULTS. Hideaki Ishii, Japan

RR-PO-14-07-Sat. EFFECT OF PROGRESSIVE RESISTANCE TRAINING ON MOTOR PERFORMANCE IN OLDER ADULTS WITH MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT. Yu-Chen Huang, Taiwan

RR-PO-14-09-Sat. ASSOCIATION BETWEEN HAND GRIP STRENGTH, AGE, BODY MASS INDEX, YEARS SINCE MENOPAUSE AND FRACTURE RISK FRAX MODEL IN HEALTHY ADULTS. Siew Kuan Chua, Malaysia

RR-PO-14-11-Sat. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS DETERMINED BY ACCELEROMETER IN PATIENTS AT 6 MONTHS FOLLOWING TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY. Alison Harmer, Australia

RR-PO-14-13-Sat. TRAINING AND DE-TRAINING EFFECTS. Pay-Shin Lin, Taiwan

Oncology & palliative care (PO-36-Sat1) RR-PO-14-15-Sat. POSTURAL CONTROL IN IRRADIATED SURVIVORS OF NASOPHARYNGEAL CANCER WITH AND WITHOUT TAI CHI QIGONG TRAINING – A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY. Shirley S.M. Fong, Hong Kong

RR-PO-14-17-Sat. RESISTIVE BREATHING TRAINING ATTENUATES RADIATION-INDUCED DIAPHRAGM CONTRACTILE DYSFUNCTION. Pei-Yu Yang, Taiwan

RR-PO-14-19-Sat. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LOWER EXTREMITY MUSCLE STRENGTH BEFORE HEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELL TRANSPLANTATION AND OVERALL SURVIVAL AFTER TRANSPLANTATION. Daisuke Kiguchi, Japan

RR-PO-11-13-Sat. MECHANICAL DEFORMATION OF POSTERIOR THORACOLUMBAR FASCIA AFTER MYOFASCIAL RELEASE IN HEALTHY MEN - A STUDY OF DYNAMIC ULTRASOUND. Ka-Kit Wong, Taiwan

RR-PO-11-15-Sat. ARE JOB STRAIN AND SLEEP DISTURBANCES PROGNOSTIC FACTORS FOR LOW-BACK PAIN? A COHORT STUDY OF A GENERAL POPULATION IN SWEDEN. Eva Rasmussen Barr, Sweden

Musculoskeletal: upper limb (PO-28-Sat1) RR-PO-11-17-Sat. SHOULDER AND ELBOW JOINTS’ POSITIONS INFLUENCE GRIPPING FORCE AND EMG ACTIVITIES OF WRIST MUSCLES. Ahmed Atteya Ashour, Egypt

RR-PO-11-19-Sat. EFFECTS OF TWO PECTORALIS MINOR STRETCHING METHODS ON PECTORALIS MINOR LENGTH, SCAPULAR POSITION AND GLENOHUMERAL RANGE OF MOTION. Takashi Higuchi, Japan

RR-PO-11-21-Sat. DO POSTURAL CORRECTION AND ISOMETRIC SHOULDER EXERCISES INFLUENCE ACROMIO-HUMERAL DISTANCE IN PATIENTS WITH SUBACROMIAL PAIN SYNDROME?. Sinead Delaney, United Kingdom

RR-PO-11-23-Sat. THE ROLE OF THE POSTERIOR DELTOID IN POSTERIOR SHOULDER TIGHTNESS. Hiroshi Ito, Japan

RR-PO-12-01-Sat. PATIENT REPORTED SHOULDER FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH SUBACROMIAL IMPINGEMENT: THE ROLE OF MAXIMUM ISOMETRIC FORCE, RANGE OF MOTION AND PAIN. Mikkel Bek Clausen, Denmark

Neurology (PO-29-Sat1) RR-PO-12-03-Sat. AQUATIC ASSESSMENT OF MOTOR SKILLS IN MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY: A CASE STUDY. Vera Israel, Brazil

RR-PO-12-05-Sat. BRAIN STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL CHANGES AFTER ACTION OBSERVATION THERAPY ADDRESSED TO FREEZING OF GAIT OF SUBJECTS WITH PARKINSON'S DISEASE. Roberto Gatti, Italy

RR-PO-12-07-Sat. INFLUENCE OF DIABETES-ASSOCIATED IMPAIRED PLANTAR SENSATION ON WALKING ABILITY. Kazuki Kimura, Japan

RR-PO-12-09-Sat. REHABILITATION OF NEUROLOGIC PATIENT USING SERIOUS GAMES, FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE. Bruno Bonnechère, Belgium

Noncommunicable disease and risk factors (NCDs) (PO-08-Sat1) RR-PO-12-11-Sat. LEPTIN AND FASTING BLOOD SUGAR LEVELS IN RELATION TO SOME ANTHROPOMETRIC INDICES IN OBESE INDIVIDUALS SUBJECTED TO PHYSICAL EXERCISES. Sam Ibeneme, Nigeria

RR-PO-12-13-Sat. EVALUATION OF MUSCLE QUALITY IN WOMAN’S PARTICIPANTS OF BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTION PROGRAM FOR DIABETES PREVENTION. Chiaki Yagura, Japan

RR-PO-12-15-Sat. LOW-INTENSITY EXERCISE IN A SEATED POSITION IMPROVES INSULIN RESISTANCE FOR HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS WITHOUT EXERCISE HABITS. Hiroto Honda, Japan

Occupational health and ergonomics (PO-34-Sat1) RR-PO-12-17-Sat. OFFICE-CYCLING WHILE WORKING: AN INNOVATIVE CONCEPT TO PREVENT AND REDUCE MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN IN OFFICE WORKERS – A CONTROLLED FEASIBILITY STUDY. Martin Björklund, Sweden

RR-PO-12-19-Sat. COMPARISON OF THE POSTURAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN COMPUTER AND SMARTPHONE USE. Hsuan Ling, Taiwan

RR-PO-12-21-Sat. EFFECTS OF TRANSTHEORETICAL MODEL-BASED INTERVENTION ON PHYSICAL FUNCTION OF RICE FARMERS WITH CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Thanakorn Thanawat, Thailand

RR-PO-12-23-Sat. OBSERVATION TO THE CHANGES FROM OFFICE STAFF WHO SUFFER FROM CHRONIC LOWER BACK PAIN (CLBP) AFTER PILATES EXERCISE ON CHAIR. Nan Haiou, China

Older people (PO-35-Sat1) SI-PO-13-01-Sat. RESISTED STRENGHT AND BALANCE EXERCISE BASED FALLS PREVENTION CLASS - A PHYSIOTHERAPY LEAD APPROACH. Muireann Harte, Ireland

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RR-PO-16-21-Sat. PHYSICAL FUNCTION IN CHILDREN WITH 22Q11.2 DELETION SYNDROME/VELO-CARDIO-FACIAL SYNDROME (DIGEORGE SYNDROME). Yasser Salem, United States of America

SI-PO-16-23-Sat. HOW IS ENGAGEMENT IN HEALTH CARE MORE THAN ADHERENCE OR PARTICIPATION? SUPPORTING ADOLESCENTS LIVING WITH NEUROMUSCULAR AND RARE DISEASE. Vivienne Travlos, Australia

SI-PO-17-01-Sat. IMPROVING QUALITY OF LIFE OF CHILDREN WITH DISABILITY IN NORTH GONDAR ZONE, ETHIOPIA 2014: AN INNOVATIVE PROJECT. Mulugeta Bayisa, Ethiopia

RR-PO-17-03-Sat. PAIN IN CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY - ADOLESCENT SIBLINGS´ AWARENESS AND PERCEIVED INFLUENCE ON THEIR FAMILY. Petra Lostelius Vikman, Sweden

RR-PO-17-07-Sat. PARTICIPATION IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES: FEASIBILITY AND EFFECTIVENESS OF INDIVIDUALISED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY REFERRALS. Katarina Lauruschkus, Sweden

RR-PO-17-09-Sat. INTRA-INDIVIDUAL MOTOR TRAJECTORIES OF VERY PRETERM BORN INFANTS THROUGH TO FIFTEEN MONTHS CORRECTED AGE. Jacqueline Nuysink, Netherlands

RR-PO-17-11-Sat. USING CORE MUSCLE STRENTHENING EXERCISE TO IMPROVE FUNCTIONAL STATUS IN CHILD WITH SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOUS (SLE): A CASE REPORT. Ching Yu Lin, Taiwan

RR-PO-17-13-Sat. MOBILITY OF THORACIC CAGE DURING FORCED BREATHING IN CHILDREN WITH HEMIPLEGIC CEREBRAL PALSY. Raquel De Paula Carvalho, Brazil

SI-PO-17-15-Sat. PROFILE OF A PAEDIATRIC PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICE IN A REGIONAL AFRICAN HOSPITAL. Katie Nolan, Ireland

RR-PO-17-17-Sat. CHILD OBESITY SERVICE PROVISION: A CROSS SECTIONAL SURVEY OF PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE TRENDS AND PROFESSIONAL NEEDS. Nikki Milne, Australia

RR-PO-17-19-Sat. VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY OF THE 6-MINUTE RACERUNNER TEST IN CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Petra van Schie, Netherlands

RR-PO-17-21-Sat. PREVALENCE OF CHILDHOOD OBESITY IN TYPICALLY DEVELOPING CHILDREN AND IN CHILDREN WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES. Nirmala Naidoo, South Africa

RR-PO-17-23-Sat. EFFECTS OF MICROSOFT X-BOX KINECTTM ON CHILDREN WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS: EXERCISE OR JUST FUN?. Beatrice Amadeo, Italy

RR-PO-18-01-Sat. OBSERVING PROBLEM SOLVING SKILLS IN PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH SEVERE CEREBRAL PALSY AT RISK OF DEVELOPING RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS. Kathryn Sharp, United Kingdom

Pain and pain management (PO-39-Sat1) RR-PO-18-03-Sat. THE EFFECT OF TWO-POINT DISCRIMINATION TRAINING BY INDIVIDUALS WITH LOWER LIMB AMPUTATION ON PHANTOM LIMB PHENOMENA. Sandra Schneider, Switzerland

RR-PO-18-05-Sat. CHRONIC STRESS AND CORTICAL RESPONSIVENESS TO SUPRATHRESHOLD HEAT: FMRI-BASED EVIDENCE FOR STRESS MANAGEMENT IN PAIN REHABILITATION. Kara Hannibal, United States of America

RR-PO-18-07-Sat. THE MEANING AND THE PROCESS OF ACCEPTANCE FOR PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC NON-SPECIFIC MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN WHEN PARTICIPATING IN PAIN REHABILITATION. Lena Nilsson-Wikmar, Sweden

Parkinson's disease (PO-31-Sat1) RR-PO-18-09-Sat. REDUCE CONTEXT-DEPENDENT LEARNING IN PEOPLE WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE: A REPETITIVE TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION (RTMS) STUDY. Ya-Yun Lee, Taiwan

RR-PO-18-11-Sat. THE EFFECT OF AUDITORY CUE ON MOTOR CORTEX EXCITABILITY IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE. Yu-Ting Hung, Taiwan

RR-PO-18-13-Sat. THE COMPARATIVE ABILITY OF THREE PHYSICAL FUNCTION TESTS FOR PREDICTING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS IN PEOPLE WITH PARKINSON´S DISEASE. Hanan Khalil, Jordan

RR-PO-14-21-Sat. EFFECTS OF HEALTH PROFESSIONAL SUPERVISED MULTIMODAL EXERCISE INTERVENTIONS ON CANCER-RELATED FATIGUE: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS. Jose Meneses-Echávez, Colombia

Orthopaedics (PO-25-Sat1) RR-PO-14-23-Sat. EFFECT OF A FOUR-HOUR JOINT FIXATION PERIOD ON JOINT CONTRACTURES WITH HINDLIMB UNWEIGHTING IN RATS. Takeya Ono, Japan

RR-PO-15-01-Sat. ATTITUDES AND PERCEPTIONS OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS AND PHYSIOTHERAPISTS REGARDING ORTHOPEDIC PHYSIOTHERAPY IN THE COMMUNITY. Ori Etrog, Israel

RR-PO-15-03-Sat. PHYSICAL THERAPY FOR IPSILATERAL FRACTURES OF THE PROXIMAL FEMUR, FEMORAL SHAFT AND DISTAL FEMUR: A RARE CASE REPORT. Hiroshi Yamamoto, Japan

RR-PO-15-05-Sat. FRACTURE MANAGEMENT IN MALAWI: PATIENTS´ AND PROFESSIONALS´ EXPERIENCES WITH SKELETAL TRACTION. Lise Haug, Norway

RR-PO-15-07-Sat. FUNCTIONAL STATUS OF THE ARTICULARIS GENUS MUSCLE IN INDIVIDUALS WITH KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Akira Saito, Japan

RR-PO-15-09-Sat. ELASTICITY OF THE PREFEMORAL FAT PAD AFTER TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY. Masaki Yamamoto, Japan

RR-PO-15-11-Sat. EFFECTIVENESS OF A NEWLY ESTABLISHED POST-SPINAL SURGICAL REHABILITATION PROGRAMME: A PILOT STUDY. Nessa Healy, Ireland

RR-PO-15-13-Sat. EFFICACY OF MOBILIZATION WITH MOVEMENT IN TREATMENT OF CHRONIC ANKLE SPRAIN. Khaled Ayad, Egypt

RR-PO-15-15-Sat. THE EFFECT OF CONCURRENT IMAGE PROJECTION TECHNIQUE ON GAIT TRAINING FOR POST TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY PATIENTS. Yusuf Alkhabbaz, Bahrain

Outcome measurement (PO-44-Sat1) RR-PO-15-17-Sat. MINIMAL DETECTABLE CHANGE VALUES OF COMMON OUTCOME MEASURES USED IN LOWER LIMB PROSTHETIC REHABILITATION IN THE UK. Judy Scopes, United Kingdom

RR-PO-15-19-Sat. THE EFFECT OF TURNS ON DISTANCE COVERED DURING THE STANDARDIZED 2 MINUTE WALK TEST. Coral Gubler, United States of America

RR-PO-15-21-Sat. GREEK VERSION OF MODIFIED BAECKE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY QUESTIONNAIRE (MBQ): CROSS-CULTURAL ADAPTATION AND PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES. Nikolaos Strimpakos, Greece

RR-PO-15-23-Sat. COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THREE QUALITY OF LIFE QUESTIONNAIRES FOR PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE DURING A REHABILITATION PROGRAM. Sonia Souto-Camba, Spain

RR-PO-16-01-Sat. THE RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF THE SWAHILI TRANSLATION OF THE NECK DISABILITY INDEX SCALE. Egfrid Michael Mkoba, Tanzania

RR-PO-16-03-Sat. RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF THE SURVEY PAIN ATTITUDES IN GREEK POPULATION. Eleni Kapreli, Greece

RR-PO-16-07-Sat. THE STANDING HEEL-RISE TEST: REFERENCE VALUES AND TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY FOR HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS FROM 20 TO 81 YEARS OF AGE. Ulla Svantesson, Sweden

RR-PO-16-09-Sat. THE TIMED UP AND GO TEST AND 30 SECOND CHAIR-STAND TEST ARE RELIABLE FOR HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS WITH STROKE. Katrine Lyders Johansen, Denmark

RR-PO-16-11-Sat. USING THE DE MORTON MOBILITY INDEX (DEMMI) TO PREDICT PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND OUTDOOR MOBILITY AFTER HOSPITAL STAY – PRELIMINARY RESULTS. Christian Grüneberg, Germany

Paediatrics (PO-38-Sat1) RR-PO-16-15-Sat. OUTCOMES OF SCHOOL-BASED PHYSICAL THERAPY FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES IN THE UNITED STATES. Susan Effgen, United States of America

RR-PO-16-17-Sat. THE EFFECTS OF SCHOOL BAG CHARACTERISTICS AND INDIVIDUAL VARIABLES ON NECK PAIN AMONG HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OF BABOL, IRAN. Khodabakhsh Javanshir, Iran

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SI-PO-20-01-Sat. THE ICECREAM: A COLLABORATIVE NETWORK FOR EARLY CAREER RESEARCHERS. Steven J Kamper, Australia

RR-PO-20-03-Sat. RESEARCH PRODUCTIVITY OF INDIAN PHYSIOTHERAPISTS - A REVIEW OF MEDLINE. K. Hariohm, India

RR-PO-20-05-Sat. PATIENT-CENTERED APPROACH IN CLINICAL GUIDELINES; A POSITION PAPER OF THE GUIDELINE INTERNATIONAL NETWORK (G-I-N) ALLIED HEALTH COMMUNITY. Simone Antoinette van Dulmen, Netherlands

Rheumatology (PO-26-Sat1) RR-PO-20-07-Sat. SELF-EFFICACY – A PREDICTOR OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AFTER COMPLITION OF OSTEOARTHRITIS SELF-MANAGEMENT PROGRAM. Christina Olsson, Sweden

RR-PO-20-09-Sat. CAN MRI VISUALISE MECHANICAL KNEE LOAD IN OSTEOARTHRITIC KNEES? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW WITH META-ANALYSIS. David Beckwée, Belgium

SI-PO-20-11-Sat. DEVELOPMENT OF THE PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICE AS PART OF A UNIQUE MULTIDISCIPLINARY HYPERMOBILITY UNIT. Rosemary Keer, United Kingdom

Robotics and technology (PO-40-Sat1) RR-PO-20-13-Sat. NEUROLOGICAL GAIT REHABILITATION: THE INFLUENCE OF WALKING SPEED, BODY WEIGHT SUPPORT AND ROBOT ASSISTANCE ON THE TRUNK AND PELVIS KINEMATICS. Eva Swinnen, Belgium

SI-PO-20-15-Sat. VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY OF AN ANDROID PHONE APPLICATION TO MEASURE CERVICAL RANGE-OF-MOTION. June Quek, Singapore

RR-PO-20-17-Sat. GAIT TRAINING WITH A NEW EXOSKELETON ROBOT HYBRID ASSISTIVE LIMB IMPROVES GAIT AND BALANCE PERFORMANCES IN CHRONIC STROKE SUBJECTS. Takahiko Yoshimoto, Japan

Service delivery/emerging roles (PO-14-Sat1) RR-PO-20-19-Sat. USE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF FUNCTONING, DISABILITY AND HEALTH TO DEVELOP A HOME HEALTH CARE SYSTEM. Atipong Pimdee, Thailand

SI-PO-20-21-Sat. ACCESS TO PHYSICAL REHABILITATION SERVICES FOR WOMEN IN IRAQ. Hege Johanne Magnussen, Norway

SI-PO-20-23-Sat. COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF A 7-DAY SPECIALIST THERAPY ASSESSMENT SERVICE COMPARED WITH A 6-DAY SERVICE, IN EMERGENCY CARE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM. Leyla Osman, United Kingdom

SI-PO-21-01-Sat. CULTURAL ADAPTATION OF PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICES: CHANGING MANAGER ATTITUDES. Tal Nitzan, Israel

RR-PO-21-03-Sat. PERCEPTION OF ATTITUDE AND PRACTICE TOWARDS THE USE ASSISTIVE DEVICES BY PATIENTS ACCESSING PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICES IN NIGERIA. Bridget Birabi, Nigeria

Spinal cord injury (PO-32-Sat1) RR-PO-21-05-Sat. IMPACT OF FEEDBACK DISPLAY DURING ROBOTIC-ASSISTED TREADMILL TRAINING ON CARDIORESPIRATORY PROPERTIES IN PERSONS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY: A PILOT STUDY. Janez Spoljar, Slovenia

RR-PO-21-07-Sat. AN EVALUATION OF WEB-BASED PHYSIO FOR PEOPLE WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY. Elaine Coulter, United Kingdom

RR-PO-21-09-Sat. COMPARISON OF BODY FAT PERCENTAGE BETWEEN ATHLETE AND SEDENTARY INDIVIDUALS WITH PARAPLEGIA. Daniela Abreu, Brazil

Sport and sports injuries (PO-41-Sat1) RR-PO-21-11-Sat. LOW BACK PAIN INCIDENCE IN NEW ZEALAND ROWERS AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH FUNCTIONAL MOVEMENT PATTERNS. Duncan Reid, New Zealand

RR-PO-21-15-Sat. CYCLISTS WITH PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN DO NOT DEMONSTRATE ALTERED HIP AND KNEE KINEMATICS. Roy Cheung, Hong Kong

Primary health care (PO-09-Sat1) SI-PO-18-15-Sat. THE ADHERENCE OF LEBANESE PUBLIC SCHOOL ADOLESCENTS TO THE COPERNICAN THEORY OF MEDIOCRITY REGARDING ANTHROPOMETRY, ACTIVITY LEVEL, AND SOCIAL PARTICIPATION.. Ibtissam Saab, Lebanon

RR-PO-18-17-Sat. EXPERIENCES OF PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES WHO PARTICIPATE IN THE COMMUNITY BASED REHABILITATION (CBR) PROGRAMME IN OKAMATAPATI COMMUNITY, NAMIBIA. Tonderai Shumba, Namibia

Professional issues (PO-10-Sat1) SI-PO-18-19-Sat. STATUS AND CHALLENGES OF FIVE AFRICAN FRENCH-SPEAKING NATIONAL PHYSIOTHERAPY ASSOCIATIONS TO JOIN WORLD CONFEDERATION FOR PHYSICAL THERAPY (WCPT). Sègbédji Joseph Martial Herbert Capo-Chichi, Benin

SI-PO-18-21-Sat. CREATION OF A CONSENSUAL FRAMEWORK TO DESCRIBE THE PROGRESSION OF DEVELOPMENTS WITHIN THE PROFESSION OF PHYSIOTHERAPY: TOWARDS A WORLDWIDE PERSPECTIVE. António M F Lopes, Portugal

SI-PO-18-23-Sat. PROFESSIONAL SEXUAL BOUNDARIES - AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY BETWEEN SINGAPORE, HONG KONG AND AUSTRALIA. Meredith Yeung, Singapore

Professional practice: Other (PO-37-Sat1) RR-PO-19-01-Sat. INFLUENCE OF LEG-SUPPORT POSITION ON HORIZONTAL FORCE APPLIED TO BUTTOCKS IN A RECLINING WHEELCHAIR. Kenichi Kobara, Japan

RR-PO-19-03-Sat. ASSOCIATIONS AMONG PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, PHYSICAL FUNCTION, AND ARTERIOSCLEROSIS INDEX IN DIALYSIS PATIENTS. Masahiro Noguchi, Japan

RR-PO-19-05-Sat. RELIABILITY OF SKIN AND SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE ASSESSMENTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Emalie Hurkmans, Austria

SI-PO-19-07-Sat. PHISIOTHERAPY OF PELVIC FLOOR TO URINARY INCONTINENCE TREATMENT AFTER FREYER OR MILLIN OPEN TECHNIQUES OR TRANSURETHRAL PROSTATECTOMY. PS Borrego-Jimenez, Spain

Qualifying education (PO-05-Sat1) SI-PO-19-09-Sat. PHYSIOTHERAPY TRAINING IN THE CONTEXT OF TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE. A CASE STUDY. Sock Hui Joy Teo, Singapore

SI-PO-19-11-Sat. INTRODUCING EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE TO PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS IN FRANCE: THE EXAMPLE OF AN ASSOCIATIVE PROJECT IN PARTNERSHIP WITH PEDRO. Nolwenn Poquet, France

RR-PO-19-13-Sat. A SURVEY OF JOINT MOBILIZATION EDUCATION IN PHYSICAL THERAPY SCHOOLS IN JAPAN. Kiyokazu Akasaka, Japan

RR-PO-19-15-Sat. DEVELOPING HEALTHCARE LEADERS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY: UNDERSTANDING AND MAXIMISING LEADERSHIP IN PRE-REGISTRATION HEALTHCARE CURRICULA IN THE WEST MIDLANDS, UK. Louise Jones, United Kingdom

Quality and standards (PO-13-Sat1) RR-PO-19-17-Sat. PATIENTS’ AND THERAPISTS’ PERCEPTION OF CHANGE FOLLOWING PHYSIOTHERAPY IN AN ORTHOPAEDIC HOSPITAL’S OUTPATIENT CLINIC. Jaap Swanneburg, Switzerland

SI-PO-19-19-Sat. CHALLENGES TO IMPLEMENTING RESULTS-BASED MANAGEMENT: INTRODUCING PERFORMANCE INDICATORS TO MONITOR THE QUALITY OF SERVICES IN THREE PHYSIOTHERAPY DEPARTMENTS IN IRAQ. Aïcha Benyaich, Iraq

SI-PO-19-21-Sat. ICRC GAP ANALYSIS OF PHYSIOTHERAPY STANDARDS. ICRC PRP AND TEESSIDE UNIVERSITY AUGUST 2014. Anne E Binks, United Kingdom

Research methodology and implementation (PO-43-Sat1) SI-PO-19-23-Sat. MEETING THE CHALLENGE OF RESEARCH CAPACITY BUILDING: THE TASMANIAN PHYSIOTHERAPY RESEARCH GROUP. Tania Winzenberg, Australia

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RR-PO-99-15-Sat. DOES PARTICIPATING IN CARDIOVASCULAR EXERCISE PLUS EDUCATION ENHANCE EXERCISE ENDURANCE AND SELF-REPORTED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY UP TO THREE MONTHS POST INTERVENTION?. Michelle Barnes, Canada

RR-PO-99-17-Sat. THE EFFECTS OF TREADMILL TRAINING USING REAL-WALK SIMULATION IN STROKE PATIENTS. Hwang Jae Lee, Korea

RR-PO-99-19-Sat. RECIPROCAL ACTIVATION IN THE UPPER LIMB IN PATIENTS WITH SPASTIC HEMIPLEGIA. John M. Solomon, India

Women's health (PO-42-Sat1) RR-PO-99-21-Sat. PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE ACTIVATION AND STRENGTH COMPONENTS INFLUENCING FEMALE URINARY CONTINENCE AND STRESS INCONTINENCE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Helena Luginbuehl, Switzerland

RR-PO-99-23-Sat. LIMITED EFFECTS FROM LIMITED ADHERENCE: USING BEHAVIOURAL THEORY TO UNDERPIN PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE TRAINING PROGRAMS AND OUTCOMES. Doreen McClurg, United Kingdom

RR-PO-99-25-Sat. BODY SEGMENT INERTIAL PARAMETERS ESTIMATION OF THE LOWER TRUNK OF PREGNANT JAPANESE WOMEN AIMED AT PRACTICAL USING IN MOTION ANALYSIS. Yasuyo Sunaga, Japan

RR-PO-99-27-Sat. EXAMINATION OF INNER UNIT MUSCLE FUNCTION WITH A DIAGNOSTIC ULTRASONIC IMAGING DEVICE. Hitomi Ubukata, Japan

RR-PO-99-29-Sat. FOOT DYSFUNCTIONS AMONG WOMEN ACROSS VARIOUS TRIMESTERS OF PREGNANCY. Preetha Ramachandra, India

SI-PO-99-31-Sat. CASE STUDY FELDENKRAIS PAIN CONTROL, POSTURE AND GAIT TRAINING AFTER BIRTH WITH GRADE 4 TEAR IN PERINEUM. Osa Jackson Schulte, United States of America

RR-PO-99-33-Sat. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PELVIC FLOOR SYMPTOMS AND POP-Q MEASUREMENTS IN PELVIC ORGAN PROLAPSE PATIENTS IN JAPAN. Tomoe Hirakawa, Japan

Saturday 13:00-13:45 Cardiorespiratory (PO-15-Sat2) RR-PO-01-02-Sat. COMPARATIVE STUDY OF A CARDIOPULMONARY EXERCISE TEST ON LAND AND UNDERWATER IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC HEART FAILURE. Mauricio Koprowski Garcia, Brazil

RR-PO-01-04-Sat. IS THE 6-MINUTE CYCLE TEST USEFUL IN A CARDIAC REHABILITATION PROGRAMME?. Pernille Villumsen, Denmark

RR-PO-01-06-Sat. BREATHING EXERCISES FOR PATIENTS WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS - A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Elisabeth Westerdahl, Sweden

SI-PO-01-08-Sat. ADDED VALUE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY IN PATIENT RECEIVING LEFT VENTRICULAR ASSISTANCE DEVICES. Michel Lamotte, Belgium

RR-PO-01-16-Sat. EFFECTS OF COMBINED TRAINING WITH BREATHING RESISTANCE AND SUSTAINED PHYSICAL EXERTION ON CARDIORESPIRATORY ENDURANCE IN MIDDLE-AGED AND ELDERLY SUBJECTS. Satoshi Kido, Japan

RR-PO-01-18-Sat. MECHANICAL VENTILATORY ASSIST MAY REDUCE DYSPNEA DURING WALKING AFTER CARDIOVASCULAR SURGERY. Kenta Kamisaka, Japan

RR-PO-01-20-Sat. EFFECT OF EXERCISE TRAINING IN PATIENT WITH PULMONARY HYPERTENSION: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Ling-Wei Chen, Taiwan

RR-PO-01-22-Sat. SIDE EFFECTS ON DIFFERENT TISSUES BY PROLONGED USE OF INHALED CORTICOSTEROIDS TO TREAT ASTHMA. Nulma Souto Jentzsch, Brazil

RR-PO-01-24-Sat. EFFICACY OF A HOME-BASED EXERCISE PROGRAM FOR RECENTLY HOSPITALIZED CHRONIC HEART FAILURE PATIENTS. Koji Takase, Japan

RR-PO-21-17-Sat. MOVEMENT CONTROL RETRAINING IN AN ELITE ROWER WITH PERSISTENT PAIN POST ARTHROSCOPY FOR FEMOROACETABULAR IMPINGEMENT: PROOF OF CONCEPT CASE REPORT. Sarah Mottram, United Kingdom

RR-PO-21-19-Sat. WHAT IS A VALID CUT-OFF VALUE FOR EVALUATING ANKLE INSTABILITY FROM CENTER OF PRESSURE MEASUREMENTS?. Takeshi Toyooka, Japan

RR-PO-21-21-Sat. ENDURANCE DEFICITS IN PATIENTS WITH ACHILLES TENDINOPATHY VERSUS HEALTHY CONTROLS. Seth O'Neill, United Kingdom

RR-PO-21-23-Sat. EFFECTS OF WEARING INSOLES ON BIOMECHANICAL INJURY RISKS FOR PATIENTS WHO HAVE UNDERGONE ACL RECONSTRUCTION: EMPHASIZING THE SAGITTAL PLANE. Kohei Suga, Japan

RR-PO-22-01-Sat. KINESIO TAPING® DOES NOT IMPROVE VERTICAL JUMP PERFORMANCE IN SEDENTARY WOMEN: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Maurício Antônio Da Luz Jr., Brazil

RR-PO-22-03-Sat. ANALYSIS OF ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT TENSILE FORCE DURING DROP VERTICAL JUMP. Yasuhito Inagawa, Japan

RR-PO-22-05-Sat. THE EFFECTS OF NEW TAPING METHODS FOR INCREASING THE MUSCLE STRENGTH. Kenta Kawai, Japan

RR-PO-22-07-Sat. EFFECTIVENESS OF PLYOMETRICS IN ADDITION TO CONVENTIONAL TRAINING OF FEMALE SOCCER VARSITY PLAYERS WITH LIGAMENTAL KNEE INJURIES IN RE-INJURY PREVENTION. Christian Rey Rimando, Philippines

Stroke (PO-33-Sat1) RR-PO-22-09-Sat. TRANSCRANIAL DIRECT CURRENT STIMULATION IMPROVES TACTILE DISCRIMINATION IN STROKE PATIENTS. Shuhei Fujimoto, Japan

RR-PO-22-17-Sat. CUTOFF VALUES OF PREDICTIVE RISK FACTORS FOR FALLS IN INPATIENTS WITH STROKE. Yasuyuki Takamatsu, Japan

RR-PO-22-19-Sat. EARLY AMBULATION IMPROVES ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING AND REDUCES HOSPITALIZATION IN ANEURYSMAL SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE PATIENTS. Mikiko Uemura, Japan

RR-PO-22-21-Sat. KINEMATICS OF BODY ROTATION WHEN WALKING THROUGH APERTURES IN INDIVIDUALS WITH STROKE. Daisuke Muroi, Japan

RR-PO-22-23-Sat. EFFECTS OF VISUAL FEEDBACK AND MOTOR IMAGERY ON REDUCING COMPENSATORY MOVEMENT STRATEGIES IN HEMIPLEGIC SUBJECTS: A PILOT RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Potturi Upendranatha Reddy, Singapore

RR-PO-99-01-Sat. THE SHAPE/TEXTURE IDENTIFICATION TEST (STI-TESTTM) - A RELIABLE MEASURE OF SOMATOSENSORY IMPAIRMENTS IN THE HAND AFTER STROKE. Elisabeth Ekstrand, Sweden

SI-PO-99-03-Sat. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THERAPY ON OUTCOME FOLLOWING BONT-A INJECTION FOR FOCAL SPASTICITY IN ADULTS WITH NEUROLOGICAL CONDITIONS - SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Elizabeth Moore, Australia

SI-PO-99-05-Sat. EFFECTS OF INTEGRATING MIRROR THERAPY INTO TASK-ORIENTED TRAINING ON BALANCE FUNCTION OF PATIENTS WITH POST-STROKE HEMIPARESIS: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Duck-Won Oh, Korea

RR-PO-99-07-Sat. THE EFFECT OF PATTERNED ELECTRICAL STIMULATION COMBINED WITH VOLUNTARY CONTRACTION ON SPINAL RECIPROCAL INHIBITION. Yoko Takahashi, Japan

RR-PO-99-09-Sat. A QUALITATIVE STUDY ON HOME-BASED EXERCISE OF STROKE PATIENTS. Kazuhisa Takahashi, Japan

RR-PO-99-11-Sat. SELF-REPORTED USE OF THE PARETIC ARM IN CHRONIC STROKEREQUIRES HIGH UPPER LIMB FUNCTIONAL ABILITY. Isaac O. Sorinola, United Kingdom

RR-PO-99-13-Sat. RELIABILITY OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY MEASURED USING TRIAXIAL ACCELEROMETER AND THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DAYTIME ACTIVITY AND THERAPY-TIME ACTIVITY IN STROKE INPATIENTS. Natsuki Shimizu, Japan

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RR-PO-03-20-Sat. EMPLOYER, PHYSICAL THERAPY FACULTY, AND CLINICAL INSTRUCTOR EXPECTATIONS OF NEW DPT GRADUATES IN THE ACUTE CARE SETTING. M. Samuel Cheng, United States of America

SI-PO-03-22-Sat. INTERPROFESSIONAL LEARNING IN A PRIMARY HEALTHCARE CONTEXT. Christina Olsson, Sweden

SI-PO-03-24-Sat. DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A GLOBAL ACADEMIC EXCHANGE TO PROMOTE CULTURAL AWARENESS AMONG PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDENTS: A LONGITUDINAL EXAMINATION. Diane Fitzpatrick, United States of America

RR-PO-04-02-Sat. RETURN ON INVESTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL IMMERSION PROGRAMS: STAKEHOLDER PERSPECTIVES. Cheryl Footer, United States of America

Electrophysical & isothermal agents (PO-18-Sat2) RR-PO-04-04-Sat. EFFECT OF LOW-INTENSITY PULSED ULTRASOUND ON SKELETAL MUSCLE REGENERATION AFTER CARDIOTOXIN-INDUCED DAMAGE IN A MOUSE MODEL. Ayana Nakamura, Japan

RR-PO-04-06-Sat. MODIFIED VITALSTIM ELECTROACUPUNCTURE IMPROVES THE SPEECH FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH SPASTIC DYSARTHRIA AFTER STROKE. Yi Nian Peng, China

RR-PO-04-08-Sat. THE EFFECT OF 630 . Jae Hyoung Lee, Korea

RR-PO-04-10-Sat. LOW-LEVEL LASER THERAPY IMPROVES CHEMOTHERAPY-INDUCED COLD ALLODYNIA IN RATS. Ching-Hsiang Yang, Taiwan

RR-PO-04-12-Sat. EFFICACY OF LOW-LEVEL LASER THERAPY ON MYOFASCIAL TRIGGER POINT: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIALS. Davide Corbetta, Italy

RR-PO-04-14-Sat. EFFECTS OF TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NERVE STIMULATION ADMINISTERED AT CONTRALATERAL SITE IN THE SAME DERMATOME. Hirobumi Kawamura, Japan

RR-PO-04-16-Sat. EFFECTS OF INTER-X THERAPY IN MYOFASCIAL PAIN SYNDROME: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED SIMPLE BLIND CLINICAL TRIAL. Oscar Ariel Ronzio, Argentina

Exercise physiology (PO-19-Sat2) RR-PO-04-18-Sat. BEHAVIOR OF THE INDICATORS OF THE ERYTHROPOIESIS AND THE STATE OF THE IRON IN COLOMBIAN UNIVERSITY POPULATION AT DIFFERENT HEIGHTS. Andrea C Trompetero, Colombia

RR-PO-04-20-Sat. EFFECT OF EXERCISE LOAD MODALITY IN GROWTH STAGE ON OXIDATIVE STRESS AND ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY. Junichi Hashimoto, Japan

RR-PO-04-22-Sat. EFFECTS OF THE SYMPATHETIC BLOCKER ON THE LACTATE THRESHOLD AND EXERCISE CAPACITY. Hisashi Takahashi, Japan

RR-PO-04-24-Sat. CHANGES IN QUANTITATIVE ELASTICITY IN MUSCLE TISSUE ANDMUSCLE FLEXIBILITY ON BICEPS FEMORIS MUSCLE DUE TO STRETCHING EXERCISE. Seiwa Hara, Japan

RR-PO-05-02-Sat. THE EFFECTS OF INDOOR HORSEBACK RIDING ON THE ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC ACTIVITY OF LOWER EXTREMITY AND BALANCE DURING THE ONE-LEG STANDING. Da-Yun Hwang, South Korea

RR-PO-05-04-Sat. EFFECTS OF TRANSCRANIAL ALTERNATING CURRENT STIMULATION ON COMMON NEURAL DRIVE TO MOTONEURONS DURING GAIT IN HEALTHY YOUNG ADULTS. Ryosuke Kitatani, Japan

SI-PO-05-06-Sat. PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO THE INCREMENTAL SHUTTLE WALK TEST AND MAXIMAL CARDIOPULMONARY EXERCISE TESTING IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS WITH ASTHMA: PRELIMINARY RESULTS. Fernanda Cordoba Lanza, Brazil

RR-PO-05-08-Sat. MESSENGER RNA AND PROTEIN ANALYSIS OF MHC AND HSP70 IN RAT SOLEUS MUSCLE RECOVERING FROM DISUSE ATROPHY. Reiko Hiroshima, Japan

Global health (PO-06-Sat2) RR-PO-05-10-Sat. EXERCISE ADHERENCE IN AN UNDERSERVED POPULATION. Joseph Matthew Day, United States of America

RR-PO-02-02-Sat. EFFECTS OF TREADMILL RUNNING ON DIAPHRAGM AND HIND-LIMB MUSCLES IN RATS WITH EMPHYSEMA. Hidetaka Imagita, Japan

RR-PO-02-04-Sat. ACUTE EFFECTS OF PURSED-LIPS BREATHING ON CHEST WALL VOLUMES AND DIAPHRAGM MOBILITY IN COPD PATIENTS - CROSS OVER STUDY. Vanessa Resqueti, Brazil

SI-PO-02-06-Sat. OULU UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT FOR EXERCISE-ORIENTED REHABILITATION AMONG GROUPS OF PEOPLE WITH RESPIRATORY ORGAN DISEASES. Anniina Tuulikki Mörsäri, Finland

RR-PO-02-08-Sat. EARLY DETERMINATION OF FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS. Yasemin Çirak, Turkey

Clinical education (PO-02-Sat2) SI-PO-02-10-Sat. BENEFITS AND BARRIERS OF PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDENTS PARTICIPATION IN RESOURCE-POOR INTERNATIONAL CLINICAL EDUCATION. Yasser Salem, United States of America

SI-PO-02-14-Sat. THE DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPETENCY DOCUMENT TO FACILITATE THE INTEGRATION OF STUDENTS INTO A NEW SYSTEM OF 7 DAY WORKING. Rachael Moses, United Kingdom

RR-PO-02-16-Sat. DIAGNOSTIC THINKING SKILLS OF FILIPINO PHYSICAL THERAPISTS. Maria Elizabeth Grageda, Philippines

SI-PO-02-18-Sat. DEVELOPMENT OF PATIENT TRANSFER SKILLS BY USING VIDEO CLIPS. Sinikka Rovio, Finland

SI-PO-02-20-Sat. CLINICAL REASONING AND DECISION-MAKING IN PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINICAL EDUCATION: AN ICF-BASED MODEL. Anabela Correia Martins, Portugal

Complementary therapies (PO-16-Sat2) RR-PO-02-22-Sat. ACUPUNCTURE PROMOTE COLON TRANSMISSION AFTER SPINAL CORD INJURY THROUGH REGULATION AT CLOCK GENE. Yi Zhu, China

RR-PO-02-24-Sat. TENSIONS IN THE TOOLBOX - THE MEANING OF WESTERN ACUPUNCTURE FOR NEW ZEALAND PHYSIOTHERAPISTS. Susan Kohut, New Zealand

Continuing professional development (PO-03-Sat2) RR-PO-03-02-Sat. CRITICAL REFLECTIVE PRACTICE AND CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT. BOX TICKING OR DEEP LEARNING. Judith A. Chapman, United Kingdom

SI-PO-03-04-Sat. THE ROLE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF PHYSICAL THERAPISTS: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE. Litty Shibu, Bahrain

Critical care (PO-17-Sat2) RR-PO-03-06-Sat. EXPERIENCES OF FATIGUE FOLLOWING CRITICAL ILLNESS: A MIXED METHODS STUDY. Zoe E Colman, Australia

RR-PO-03-08-Sat. MOBILISATION OF INTUBATED ADULTS ON INTENSIVE CARE IS SAFE - CHALLENGING CURRENT REHABILITATION PRACTICE. May Nel, United Kingdom

Disability and rehabilitation (PO-07-Sat2) RR-PO-03-10-Sat. COMMUNITY REINTEGRATION OF CLIENTS POST DISCHARGE FROM THE KACHERE REHABILITATION CENTRE MALAWI. Leslie Glickman, United States of America

RR-PO-03-12-Sat. INVESTIGATION OF PHYSICAL FUNCTIONS AFFECTING PROSTHETIC USE IN UNILATERAL TRANS-FEMORAL AMPUTEES. Yusuke Tezuka, Japan

RR-PO-03-14-Sat. CHANGING SYMPTOMATIC DISC TO ASYMPTOMATIC DISC IN LUMBAR SPINE. Mahmoud Mohamed Aly, Egypt

Education (PO-01-Sat2) SI-PO-03-16-Sat. PERSPECTIVES AND ADVICE: WORDS OF WISDOM FROM GRADUATING TO INCOMING PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDENTS. Ronald Barredo, United States of America

SI-PO-03-18-Sat. DEVELOPMENT, IMPLEMENTATION AND VALUE OF AN ACCREDITATION PROGRAM FOR OTA AND PTA EDUCATION. Kathy Davidson, Canada

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RR-PO-07-10-Sat. EFFECT OF HIGH-HEELED SHOES ON THE TRUNK AND LOWER LIMB’S MUSCLE ACTIVITY WHILE CROSSING OVER OBSTACLES WITH DIFFERENCE HEIGHTS. Jinseong Park, South Korea

RR-PO-07-12-Sat. A NORMATIVE STUDY OF GRIP STRENGTH IN THAI HEALTHY ADULT AND ELDERLY. Chanyamoln Charoensri, Thailand

RR-PO-07-14-Sat. PREDICTION OF MAXIMUM ISOMETRIC MUSCLE STRENGTH OF KNEE EXTENSORS USING ULTRASONOGRAPHY. Takashi Kitagawa, Japan

RR-PO-07-16-Sat. PHASE-DEPENDENT MODULATION OF SOLEUS H-REFLEX AND POST-ACTIVATION DEPRESSION DURING ELLIPTICAL TRAINER AND TREADMILL WALKING IN HUMANS. Min-Ping Lin, Taiwan

Mental health (PO-22-Sat2) SI-PO-07-18-Sat. MANAGEMENT AND PREVENTION OF NEGATIVE EMOTIONS BY INTRODUCING POSITIVE ATTITUDE AWARENESS (PAA) TECHNIQUE IN PSYCHOSOMATIC PHYSICAL THERAPY. Uma Shridhar, Norway

RR-PO-07-22-Sat. PHYSIOTHERAPY IN EATING DISORDERS: CHANGES IN BODY AVOIDANCE AND BODY CHECKING BEHAVIOR OVER SIX MONTHS. Michel Probst, Belgium

Methods of teaching & learning (PO-04-Sat2) RR-PO-08-02-Sat. BASIC RESEARCH FOR DEVELOPMENT OF TEACHING MATERIALS TO ENHANCE UNDERSTANDING OF POSITION BEHAVIOR OF HUNCHED ELDERLY PEOPLE. Yoshihide Tokuda, Japan

SI-PO-08-04-Sat. PROMOTING CLINICAL REASONING IN UNDERGRADUATE PHYSICAL THERAPY EDUCATION: A REVIEW OF STRATEGIES AND APPROACHES. Hemant Juneja, Denmark

SI-PO-08-10-Sat. E-NEURO – COMING TOGETHER – BUT AT A DISTANCE. Brigitte Fiechter Lienert, Switzerland

SI-PO-08-12-Sat. EVALUATING NOVICE PHYSIOTHERAPISTS SATISFACTION WITH SIMULATION EXPERIENCE USING A PREVIOUSLY VALIDATED TOOL. John Conleth Dunne, Singapore

SI-PO-08-14-Sat. FACILITATING A STUDENT-LED CODE OF ETHICS: A FRAMEWORK FOR EDUCATORS. Elizabeth Harvey, Canada

RR-PO-08-16-Sat. TEACHING EXPERIENCE-EXTENSION: IMPLEMENTING THE PROGRAM QUALITY OF LIFE FOR WORKERS. Natasha R Barbosa, Brazil

Multiple sclerosis (PO-30-Sat2) RR-PO-08-18-Sat. IMPORTANCE OF PROGRAM PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN QUALITY OF LIFE IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS PATIENTS, SIX MONTHS AFTER THE YOUR INTERVENTION. Luisa Pedro, Portugal

Musculoskeletal (PO-23-Sat2) RR-PO-08-24-Sat. DISTRIBUTION OF MUSCLE STRETCH INJURY IN CONTRACTURED MUSCLES IN RATS. Tomohiro Matusmoto, Japan

RR-PO-09-02-Sat. BONE METABOLISM AGAINST MECHANICAL STRESS SHOWS DIFFERING RESPONSES IN GROWTH PERIODS AND ADULTHOOD. Chikako Fujita, Japan

RR-PO-09-04-Sat. PREDICTORS OF RETURN TO DRIVING AFTER MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS IN NIGERIA. Udoka Chris Okafor, Nigeria

RR-PO-09-06-Sat. SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS AND DAILY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AMONG RURAL JAPANESE RESIDENTS WITH BACK PAIN AND KNEE PAIN. Rumiko Tsuchiya, Japan

RR-PO-09-08-Sat. PREVALENCE OF SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF TEMPOROMANDIBULAR DISORDERS IN VICTIMS OF SCALPING. Eduardo de Castro Assis, Brazil

Musculoskeletal: lower limb (PO-24-Sat2) RR-PO-09-10-Sat. ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY OF THE QUADRICEPS FEMORIS DURING ISOKINETIC ACTIVATION IN TERMINAL EXTENSION. Dietmar Seidenspinner, Germany

RR-PO-09-12-Sat. PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR PLANTAR FASCIITIS: A UK-WIDE SURVEY OF CURRENT PRACTICE. Rob Grieve, United Kingdom

RR-PO-09-14-Sat. MUSCLE ACTIVITY DURING KNEE EXTENSION TRAINING IN THE PRONE POSITION PUTTING THE FULCRUM IN THE DISTAL LEG IN OSTEOARTHRITIS PATIENTS. Takahiro Sakai, Japan

RR-PO-05-12-Sat. ARE DEVELOPMENTAL COORDINATION DISORDER (DCD)/DYSPRAXIA AND/OR JOINT HYPERMOBILITY SYNDROME INHERENT DETERMINANTS OF PHYSICAL INACTIVITY. Carol J. Clark, United Kingdom

RR-PO-05-14-Sat. ACCELEROMETER-BASED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN DAILY LIFE IS NOT POSITIVELY ASSOCIATED WITH BETTER PULMONARY FUNCTION IN ADULT SMOKERS WITHOUT AIRFLOW OBSTRUCTION. Victor Dourado, Brazil

RR-PO-05-16-Sat. THE OPINION SURVEY ABOUT SUPPORTING FOR DISASTER VICTIMS AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT IN JAPAN. Chisa Nishiyama, Japan

SI-PO-05-18-Sat. ANALYSING THE SUSTAINABILITY OF THE PHYSICAL REHABILITATION SECTOR IN SEVEN FRAGILE COUNTRIES THROUGH MULTI-STAKEHOLDER INVOLVEMENT USING A PARTICIPATORY CONSENSUS TOOL. Graziella Lippolis, Belgium

Health promotion & wellbeing (PO-20-Sat2) RR-PO-05-20-Sat. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSICAL FITNESS CAPACITY AND RISK FACTORS OF METABOLIC SYNDROME. Chiung-Ying Huang, Taiwan

RR-PO-05-22-Sat. HEALTHY LIFESTYLES AND BEHAVIOUR CHANGE IN PHYSIOTHERAPY AND NURSING STUDENTS. Sarah Evans, United Kingdom

RR-PO-05-24-Sat. CHARACTERIZING COMMUNITY EXERCISE PROGRAMS DELIVERED BY RECREATION PROVIDERS FOR PEOPLE WITH NEUROLOGICAL CONDITIONS: A SCOPING REVIEW. Nancy M. Salbach, Canada

Human movement analysis (PO-21-Sat2) RR-PO-06-02-Sat. THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE INFRAPATELLAR FAT PAD ELASTICITY AND KNEE FLEXION RANGE. Masaki Yamamoto, Japan

RR-PO-06-04-Sat. THE LEARNING EFFECT OF TASK PRIORITY ON POSTURAL-SUPRAPOSTURAL PERFORMANCE. Shu-Han Yu, Taiwan

RR-PO-06-06-Sat. THE ACTIVITY RATIO OF THE VASTUS MEDIALIS AND VASTUS LATERALIS MUSCLES DURING TREADMILL RUNNING. Keiichi Tsuji, Japan

RR-PO-06-08-Sat. NOVEL METHOD FOR EVALUATION OF SUBTALAR JOINT ALIGNMENT UNDER WEIGHT-BEARING CONDITIONS USING LASER BEAM. Tadasuke Onishi, Japan

RR-PO-06-10-Sat. PRESSURE ON THE ACETABULAR LABRUM IN THE HIP POSITION THAT IS REPORTED FOR LABRAL INJURIES: A CADAVERIC BIOMECHANICAL STUDY. Egi Hidaka, Japan

RR-PO-06-14-Sat. ACUTE EFFECTS OF STATIC STRETCHING AND DYNAMIC STRETCHING ON RANGE OF MOTION AND ISOMETRIC MUSCLE STRENGTH OF THE QUADRICEPS. Yusuke Kimoto, Japan

RR-PO-06-16-Sat. DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW GAIT ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE USING A SMARTPHONE – INVESTIGATION OF AN APPLICATION FOR THE ELDERLY. Kosuke Mizuno, Japan

RR-PO-06-18-Sat. CHARACTERISTICS OF JOINT MOVEMENT DURING THE MOTION OF RISING FROM A SUPINE POSITION. Takuya Otani, Japan

RR-PO-06-20-Sat. EFFECTS OF POSTURAL CORRECTION WITH SUPPORT UNDERWEAR ON MUSCLE COACTIVATION AND ENERGY METABOLISM. Kayoko Nagasawa, Japan

RR-PO-06-22-Sat. MUSCLE ACTIVITY PATTERNS IN DIFFERENT STANDING POSTURES IN PEOPLE WITH RECURRENT LOWER BACK PAIN. Shinichi Noguchi, Japan

RR-PO-06-24-Sat. EFFECTS OF NORDIC WALKING ON MUSCLE ACTIVITY AND GAIT FLUCTUATION. Yosuke Yoshimura, Japan

RR-PO-07-02-Sat. ROLE OF THE HIP FLEXORS IN TRUNK POSTURE DURING WALKING. Takumi Jiroumaru, Japan

RR-PO-07-04-Sat. TRUNK AND PELVIS MOTOR CONTROL DURING MOTOR AND COGNTIVE DUAL-TASKING IN NONSPECIFIC CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN PATIENTS AND HEALTHY SUBJECTS. Peter Vaes, Belgium

RR-PO-07-08-Sat. TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY OF MEASUREMENTS OF LENGTH OF GASTROCNEMIUS APONEUROSIS USING PANORAMIC ULTRASOUND IMAGING. Guan-Fan Lai, Taiwan

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RR-PO-11-08-Sat. CARDIOVASCULAR RESPONSE TO ANTERIORLY DIRECTED PRESSURE APPLIED TO THE CERVICAL SPINE- A RANDOMIZED, REPEATED-MEASURES, DOUBLE BLIND, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED STUDY. Michael Wong, United States of America

RR-PO-11-10-Sat. STRUCTURED REHABILITATION IN PRIMARY HEALTH CARE AFTER SURGERY FOR CERVICAL RADICULOPATHY – TREATMENT MEDIATORS IN A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL. Johanna Wibault, Sweden

RR-PO-11-12-Sat. SELF-ESTIMATED GENERAL IMPROVEMENT IN FUNCTION AND HEALTH AFTER TAILORED AND NON-TAILORED NECK-SHOULDER PAIN TREATMENT IN WOMEN: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Åsa Svedmark, Sweden

Musculoskeletal: upper limb (PO-28-Sat2) RR-PO-11-16-Sat. AXILLARY ULTRASOUND AND LASER COMBINED WITH POST-ISOMETRIC FACILITATION IN TREATMENT OF SHOULDER ADHESIVE CAPSULITIS: A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL. Haytham M Elhafez, Egypt

RR-PO-11-18-Sat. IS MANUAL THERAPY EFFICACIOUS FOR THE TREATMENT OF ROTATOR CUFF TENDINOPATHY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. François Desmeules, Canada

SI-PO-11-20-Sat. DETERMINING CONSENSUS FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENT FOR A PATIENT PRESENTING WITH SHOULDER PAIN. Ingrid Hultenheim Klintberg, Sweden

RR-PO-11-22-Sat. FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES AFTER FLEXOR TENDON REPAIR OF THE HAND: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A SOWETAN POPULATION IN SOUTH AFRICA. Taryn Spark, South Africa

RR-PO-11-24-Sat. ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF SHOULDER MUSCLES AFTER ROTATOR CUFF REPAIR. Yoshinari Sakaki, Japan

Neurology (PO-29-Sat2) RR-PO-12-02-Sat. MANAGEMENT OF SYNKINESIS WITH A COMBINATION OF BTX-A AND BIOFEEDBACK: A RANDOMIZED TRIAL. Abbas Ali Pourmomeny, Iran

RR-PO-12-04-Sat. DISTRIBUTION OF LOWER LIMB SPASTICITY DOES NOT INFLUENCE MOBILITY OUTCOME FOLLOWING TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY. Gavin Williams, Australia

RR-PO-12-06-Sat. PASSIVE MOVEMENTS FOR TREATMENT AND PREVENTION OF CONTRACTURES – WHAT IS THE EVIDENCE? A COCHRANE SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Rama Prabhu Krishnappa Ramamoorthy, India

RR-PO-12-08-Sat. STRUCTURAL BRAIN PLASTICITY MODIFIED BY ACTION OBSERVATION TRAINING IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS. Roberto Gatti, Italy

RR-PO-12-10-Sat. BALANCE AND LOCOMOTOR CHARACTERISTICS IN YOUNG ADULTS WITH 18Q DEFICIENCY. Ann Newstead, United States of America

Noncommunicable disease and risk factors (NCDs) (PO-08-Sat2) SI-PO-12-12-Sat. THE ROLE OF PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF LYMPHATIC FILARIASIS RELATED DISABILITY. Susan Gordon, Australia

RR-PO-12-14-Sat. EVALUATING THE VIEWS OF PARTICIPANTS AND ADHERENCE RATES OF COMMUNITY BASED GROUP EXERCISE INTERVENTIONS: A MIXED METHODS SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Clare Farrance, United Kingdom

Occupational health and ergonomics (PO-34-Sat2) RR-PO-12-16-Sat. ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS SUBCLINICAL OF STRESS, FATIGUE AND MUSCLE PAIN IN WORKERS OF GARMENT INDUSTRY. Eduardo Assis, Brazil

RR-PO-12-18-Sat. EFFECTIVENESS OF A NEW SEQUENCED MULTI-DISCIPLINARY REHABILITATION PROTOCOL FOR THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROME IN INDIAN COMPUTER PROFESSIONALS. R Mohan Babu, India

SI-PO-12-20-Sat. INTRODUCING INSURANCE MEDICINE IN PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE AND EDUCATION - AN EXAMPLE FROM SWEDEN. Kjerstin Stigmar, Sweden

RR-PO-09-16-Sat. THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN FEAR OF FALLING AND FOOT DYSFUNCTION AMONG PATIENTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE. Eri Kobayashi, Japan

RR-PO-09-18-Sat. FACTORS AFFECTING THE ONE-STEP TEST IN PATIENTS AFTER ACHILLES TENDON REPAIR. Tomoya Hosokawa, Japan

RR-PO-09-20-Sat. SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF DIAGNOSTIC FOOT PRESSURE MEASUREMENTS. André Bieleman, Netherlands

RR-PO-09-22-Sat. EXAMINING THE MECHANICAL INFLUENCES UPON THE SCIATIC NERVE AT THE SCIATIC NERVE-HAMSTRING MUSCLE INTERFACE DURING ACTIVE AND PASSIVE KNEE EXTENSION. Richard Ellis, New Zealand

RR-PO-09-24-Sat. PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF ONSET OF EMG (ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC) ACTIVATION OF SELECTED HIP MUSCLES IN PERSONS WITH AND WITHOUT PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN (PFP). David Selkowitz, United States of America

Musculoskeletal: spine (PO-27-Sat2) RR-PO-10-02-Sat. IDIOPATHIC ADOLESCENT SCOLIOSIS: EVIDENCE OF NEUROMUSCULAR ALTERATION OF THE MOTOR DRIVE AS A POSSIBLE ETIOLOGY. Ehab Abdelkafi, Saudi Arabia

RR-PO-10-04-Sat. CORRELATION OF SELF-REPORTED LEEDS ASSESSMENT OF NEUROPATHIC SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS, CLINICAL NEUROLOGICAL EXAMINATION AND MRI FINDINGS IN DIAGNOSING LUMBO-SACRAL RADICULOPATHY. Nassib Tawa, Kenya

RR-PO-10-06-Sat. ALTERED SOMATOSENSORY FUNCTION IN ACUTE AND SUBACUTE NECK AND BACK PAIN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Julia Hush, Australia

RR-PO-10-08-Sat. LOW BACK PAIN: MANIPULATE AND MOBILIZE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION BASED ON EMG STUDIES. Mohamed Sabbahi, United States of America

RR-PO-10-10-Sat. DIFFERENCES IN COORDINATION OF VENTRAL NECK MUSCLES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH WHIPLASH-ASSOCIATED DISORDER AND HEALTHY CONTROLS. Gunnel Peterson, Sweden

RR-PO-10-12-Sat. DOES EDUCATION LEVEL PREDICT AN INITIAL EPISODE OF LOW BACK PAIN? A POPULATION BASED LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF 1080 SPANISH TWINS. Joshua Robert Zadro, Australia

RR-PO-10-14-Sat. THE IMPACT OF CHRONIC STRESS ON ACUTE MUSCULOSKELETAL LOW BACK PAIN AND OUTCOMES FOLLOWING MANUAL THERAPY INTERVENTION. Kara Hannibal, United States of America

RR-PO-10-16-Sat. PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC AXIAL LOW BACK PAIN HAVE DIFFERING SENSORY CHARACTERISTICS. Martin Rabey, Australia

RR-PO-10-18-Sat. A COMPARISON OF LATERAL ABDOMINAL MUSCLES THICKNESS DURING BRIDGING EXERCISES WITH STABLE VERSUS UNSTABLE SUPPORT IN HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS. Kyeongbong Lee, Korea

RR-PO-10-20-Sat. EFFECTS OF SITTING POSTURES WITH SPINE FLEXION PRIOR TO THE LOWERING TASKS ON LOW BACK PAIN. Yuta Ogata, Japan

RR-PO-10-22-Sat. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PARASPINAL MUSCLES FAT INFILTRATION AND DAILY ACTIVITY FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH LUMBAR SPINAL STENOSIS. Jin-Wei Chang, Taiwan

RR-PO-10-24-Sat. IDENTIFYING PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC BACK PAIN WHO RESPOND BEST TO MCKENZIE THERAPY: A SECONDARY ANALYSIS OF A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Alessandra N. Garcia, Brazil

RR-PO-11-02-Sat. MEASUREMENT OF LUMBAR MULTIFIDUS MUSCLE CONTRACTION BY ULTRASONOGRAPHY AND ELECTROMYOGRAPHY. Takayuki Kasai, Japan

RR-PO-11-04-Sat. FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY OF EARLY REHABILITATION IN THE ELDERLY PATIENTS AFTER LUMBAR DECOMPRESSION SURGERY: A SHORT-TERM FOLLOW UP. Chia-Wei Chang, Taiwan

RR-PO-11-06-Sat. MENTAL CHRONOMETRY IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN AND A HEALTHY CONTROL GROUP. Christoph Kaminski, Germany

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RR-PO-14-16-Sat. EFFECT OF PROGRESSIVE RESISTIVE EXERCISES ON SHOULDER ABDUCTION RANGE OF MOTION IN POST OPERATIVE ORAL CANCER PATIENTS UNDERGOING RADIATION THERAPY. Mohua Chatterjee, India

RR-PO-14-18-Sat. EFFECT OF MANUAL LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE IN COMPARISON TO RESISTANCE TRAINING ON LYMPHEDEMA IN POST-SURGICAL BREAST CANCER PATIENTS. Sandeep Kumar Karhail, India

RR-PO-14-20-Sat. PERCEPTIONS OF WOMEN DIAGNOSED WITH OVARIAN CANCER ABOUT EXERCISE AND UROGYNAECOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOSEXUAL OUTCOMES - A QUALITATIVE STUDY. N. Kathy Briffa, Australia

Orthopaedics (PO-25-Sat2) RR-PO-14-22-Sat. KNEE EXTENSION DISTURBANCE OF KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS EFFECT THE SHORT-TERM CLINICAL OUTCOMES AFTER TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY. Kenji Hanada, Japan

RR-PO-14-24-Sat. FACTORS THAT PREDICT FAILURE TO REGAIN BASIC MOBILITY AFTER HIP FRACTURE SURGERY. Signe Hulsbæk, Denmark

RR-PO-15-02-Sat. NEW APPROACH FOR THE REHABILITATION OF PATIENTS FOLLOWING TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY. Gilad Fruchter, Israel

RR-PO-15-04-Sat. REHABILITATION OUTCOMES AFTER TORNIQUET VERSUS NO TORNIQUET USE DURING ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT RECONSTRUCTION. Mona Faggal, Egypt

RR-PO-15-06-Sat. RUNNING TECHNIQUE AFFECTS KNEE LOADING AND POSITION DURING SIDESTEP CUTTING MANEUVERS. Di Xie, China

RR-PO-15-08-Sat. THE EFFECT OF SOFT KNEE BRACE FOR MEDIAL KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS - TO FOCUS ON LATERAL THRUST USING GAIT ANALYSIS. Takuya Okamoto, Japan

RR-PO-15-10-Sat. EFFECTS OF MULTI-JOINT KINETICS-CHAIN EXERCISE VERSUS CONVENTIONAL EXERCISE FOR PATIENTS WITH TKA: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. A 3-MONTHS RESEARCH. Tomonori Muto, Japan

RR-PO-15-12-Sat. FACTORS PREVENTING EARLY INTERVENTION IN KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS - FOCUS GROUP STUDY FINDINGS. Sara Ahmed, Canada

RR-PO-15-14-Sat. WHAT DO PATIENTS LIKE AND NOT ABOUT THEIR HOSPITAL EXPERIENCES? A THEMATIC ANALYSIS OF PATIENT RESPONSES TO CLINICAL AUDIT. Jane Hislop, United Kingdom

Outcome measurement (PO-44-Sat2) RR-PO-15-16-Sat. THE PARALLEL WALK TEST (PWT): RELIABILITY AND ITS CORRELATION WITH STROKE-SPECIFIC IMPAIRMENTS IN PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC STROKE. Shirley S.M. Fong, Hong Kong

RR-PO-15-18-Sat. ASSESSING THE INFLUENCE OF SEAT HEIGHT AND ARM POSITION ON FTSTS COMPLETION TIMES OF OLDER FEMALE ADULTS. Shirley S.M. Fong, Hong Kong

RR-PO-15-20-Sat. THE 12-ITEM OXFORD KNEE SCORE: CROSS-CULTURAL ADAPTATION INTO GREEK AND ASSESSMENT OF ITS PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES. Nikolaos Strimpakos, Greece

RR-PO-15-22-Sat. PRELIMINARY CROSS-CULTURAL ADAPTATION AND VALIDATION OF THE MEASURE OF PROCESSES OF CARE (MPOC-56) IN TAIWAN. Jo-Hua Hung, Taiwan

RR-PO-15-24-Sat. THE INTER-RATER RELIABILITY OF MANUALLY PERFORMED ARM POSITION MATCHING TEST. Yi-Hui Wu, Taiwan

RR-PO-16-02-Sat. DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDITY OF A NOVEL CLINICAL METHOD IN DETERMINING OVER-ACTIVITY OR INHIBITION OF DYSFUNCTIONAL MUSCLES. Maneesh Arora, India

RR-PO-16-04-Sat. STUDY OF THE BURKE LATEROPULSION SCALE TO EVALUATE PUSHER SYNDROME REHABILITATION. Yushan Jiang, China

RR-PO-16-08-Sat. TRAFFIC LIGHT SYSTEM-BASICADL (TLS-BASICADL); DEVELOPMENT AND RELIABILITY OF A NEW ASSESSMENT SCALE TO MEASURE BASIC MOBILITY AND SELF-CARE. Gillian Asplin, Sweden

RR-PO-16-10-Sat. IS IT POSSIBLE TO ASSESS WALKING PERFORMANCE AND FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY IN PERSONS WITH RETT SYNDROME?. Michelle Stahlhut, Denmark

RR-PO-12-22-Sat. SELF-REPORTED AND TESTED FUNCTION IN WORKERS WITH MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS. DIFFERENCE IN FUNCTION BETWEEN EPLOYEES AT WORK VERSUS ON SICK LEAVE. Tove Dragesund, Norway

RR-PO-12-24-Sat. EXPLORING WORK-RELATED SPINAL CORD INJURIES IN GAUTENG PROVINCE, SOUTH AFRICA. Ntsikelelo Pefile, South Africa

Older people (PO-35-Sat2) RR-PO-13-02-Sat. DOES AGEISM EXIST IN SWISS PHYSIOTHERAPY? AN EMPIRICAL SURVEY AMONG PHYSICAL THERAPISTS. Christine Frey-Widmer, Switzerland

RR-PO-13-04-Sat. MEASUREMENT OF SITE-SPECIFIC MUSCLE MASS IN AMBULATORY ELDERLY PATIENTS TO DETERMINE LEVELS OF ACTIVITY. Kazuya Goto, Japan

RR-PO-13-06-Sat. THE EFFECT OF THE ABDOMINAL MUSCLES ON KYPHOSIS IN ELDERLY PATIENTS. Ryosuke Inui, Japan

RR-PO-13-08-Sat. WAIST-HIP RATIO BUT NOT PHYSICAL FUNCTION DIFFERENTIATED FALLERS AMONG OLDER ADULTS WITH DIABETES. Sang-I Lin, Taiwan

RR-PO-13-10-Sat. BALANCE TRAINING INCREASES HEALTH-ENHANCING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN OLDER ADULTS WITH OSTEOPOROSIS. Ing-Mari Dohrn, Sweden

RR-PO-13-12-Sat. THERAPEUTIC EXERCISES FOR PROXIMAL FEMORAL FRACTURE OF SUPER-AGED PATIENTS: EFFECT OF WALKING ASSISTANCE USING BODY WEIGHT-SUPPORTED TREADMILL TRAINING (BWSTT). Tsuneo Ohoka, Japan

RR-PO-13-14-Sat. EFFECTS OF TAI CHI VERSUS PROPRIOCEPTION EXERCISE PROGRAM ON NEUROMUSCULAR FUNCTION OF THE ANKLE IN ELDERLY PEOPLE. Xueqiang Wang, China

RR-PO-13-16-Sat. FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE PHYSICAL THERAPISTS TO PURSUE A CAREER IN GERIATRICS. Rania Karim, United States of America

RR-PO-13-18-Sat. INFLUENCE OF NUTRITIONAL STATUS ON EFFICACY OF RESISTANCE TRAINING IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING OLDER ADULTS REQUIRING LONG-TERM CARE. Tomohiko Kamo, Japan

RR-PO-13-20-Sat. EFFECTS OF DEEP ABDOMINAL SETTING ON REACH PERFORMANCE AND BALANCE IN THE ELDERLY. Yi-Ting Chen, Taiwan

RR-PO-13-22-Sat. TRANSLATION, VALIDATION AND RELIABILITY OF THE DUTCH LATE-LIFE FUNCTION AND DISABILITY INSTRUMENT COMPUTER ADAPTIVE TEST. Martijn F Pisters, Netherlands

RR-PO-13-24-Sat. FEAR OF FALLING IN HISPANIC AND AFRICAN-AMERICAN OLDER ADULTS. Roberta Newton, United States of America

RR-PO-14-02-Sat. EFFECTS OF TAI CHI YUTTARI-EXERCISE FOR SIX MONTHS ON ARTERIAL STIFFNESS. Kohei Mori, Japan

RR-PO-14-04-Sat. REFERENCE VALUES OF PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE TESTS AMONG OLDER ADULTS WITH PHYSIOLOGICAL HIGH AND LOW FALLS RISK. Devinder K A Singh, Malaysia

RR-PO-14-06-Sat. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FEAR OF FALLING AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING ELDERLY ADULTS. Toyoaki Ishida, Japan

RR-PO-14-08-Sat. EXAMINATION OF THE ACUTE EFFECTS OF ANTAGONIST STRETCHING ON THE FLEXIBILITY AND BALANCE OF ELDERLY PERSONS. Takeshi Saiki, Japan

RR-PO-14-10-Sat. RELATIONSHIP OF DUAL TASK PERFORMANCE ABILITY AND BALANCE ABILITY IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING ELDERLY. Satomi Kobayashi, Japan

RR-PO-14-12-Sat. THE ACTUAL AND EFFECTS OF PARTICIPATION TO WALKING GROUP THAT LAUNCHED BY COMMUNITY-DWELLING ELDERLY. Saori Anzai, Japan

Oncology & palliative care (PO-36-Sat2) RR-PO-14-14-Sat. GOOD SYMPTOMATIC AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES ASSOCIATED WITH MINIMALLY-INVASIVE SURGERIES IN BREAST CANCER PATIENTS - EARLY DISCHARGE MAY BE WARRANTED. Alice Waugh, Ireland

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Parkinson's disease (PO-31-Sat2) SI-PO-18-08-Sat. AN APPDE KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION PROJECT TO PROMOTE GLOBAL PROFESSIONAL PHYSIOTHERAPY MANAGEMENT IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE. Bhanu Ramaswamy, United Kingdom

RR-PO-18-10-Sat. DANCING WITH PARKINSON´S – THE EFFECTS ON WHOLE BODY CO-ORDINATION DURING TURNING. Sophia Hulbert, United Kingdom

RR-PO-18-12-Sat. EFFECTS OF COMPUTERIZED COGNITIVE TRAINING ON GAIT AND MOBILITY IN PATIENTS WITH PARKINSON´S DISEASE. Hagit Atias, Israel

RR-PO-18-14-Sat. THE LIVED EXPERIENCES OF COMMUNITY DWELLING ADULTS WITH PARKINSON´S DISEASE TOWARDS EXERCISE AND PARTICIPATION IN A REHABILITATION TRIAL. Aishath Mahfooza, Singapore

Primary health care (PO-09-Sat2) RR-PO-18-16-Sat. VESTIBULAR REHABILITATION AFFECTS VESTIBULAR ASYMMETRY AMONG PATIENTS WITH FALL-RELATED WRIST FRACTURES – A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Eva Ekvall Hansson, Sweden

Professional issues (PO-10-Sat2) SI-PO-18-20-Sat. PHYSIOTHERAPY IN THE LIGHT OF EDITORIALS IN SCIENTIFIC INTERNATIONAL PHYSIOTHERAPY JOURNALS. Camilla Wikström-Grotell, Finland

SI-PO-18-22-Sat. THE IDEAS OF AFGHAN PHYSIOTHERAPISTS ABOUT EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE - A SURVEY RESEARCH. Mohammad Shaker Ahmadi, India

SI-PO-18-24-Sat. CLARITY OF PROFESSIONAL CONTEXT USING THE DELPHI METHOD. Matthijs Rumke, Netherlands

Professional practice: Other (PO-37-Sat2) RR-PO-19-02-Sat. INVESTIGATION OF EXERCISE CAPACITY AFTER RENAL TRANSPLANTATION. Hideki Nagata, Japan

RR-PO-19-04-Sat. BENIGN POSITIONAL PAROXYSMAL VERTIGO (BPPV): IMPACT OF SYMPTOMS AND PHYSIOTHERAPY MANAGEMENT. Grace Koh, Singapore

SI-PO-19-06-Sat. EFFICACY OF SUPERVISED EXERCISE TRAINING IN PATIENTS POST BARIATRIC SURGERY. Deng Peng Ng, Singapore

Qualifying education (PO-05-Sat2) RR-PO-19-08-Sat. BUILDING UNDERGRADUATE PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS’ CONFIDENCE, COMMUNICATION AND HANDLING COMPETENCE IN PAEDIATRIC PHYSIOTHERAPY. Vivienne Travlos, Australia

SI-PO-19-10-Sat. THE EARLY ROLE COGNITION EDUCATION ON UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS OF REHABILITATION THERAPEUTICS IN CHONGQING MEDICAL UNIVERSITY SOUTHWEST OF CHINA. Ying Yin, China

SI-PO-19-12-Sat. THE BENEFITS OF USING A COMPETENCY-BASED ASSESSMENT FOR SELECTING PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS AND FOR ASSESSING INTERNATIONALLY TRAINED PHYSIOTHERAPISTS SEEKING LICENSURE. Liliane Dr. Asseraf-Pasin, Canada

SI-PO-19-14-Sat. TOWARDS SHARED ENTRY-LEVEL PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE STATEMENTS FOR AOTEAROA NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA. Kathy Grudzinskas, Australia

SI-PO-19-16-Sat. THE PROCESS OF CURRICULUM CHANGE IN THE ENTRY-LEVEL PHYSICAL THERAPY PROGRAM AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ICELAND. Solveig A. Arnadottir, Iceland

Quality and standards (PO-13-Sat2) SI-PO-19-18-Sat. ASSIMILATING THE USE OF ACCEPTED REHABILITATION MEASURES AMONG PHYSICAL THERAPISTS. Flavia Steinberg-Henn, Israel

SI-PO-19-20-Sat. STRUCTURED INSPECTION AND AUDIT PROGRAM FOR WALKING AIDS. Cheuk Wai Woo, Hong Kong

SI-PO-19-22-Sat. FEASIBILITY AND UPTAKE OF GAIT AID LABELS AND MOBILITY CARDS TO COMMUNICATE MOBILITY STATUS IN HOSPITAL INPATIENTS: A CASE STUDY. Sze-Ee Soh, Australia

RR-PO-16-12-Sat. THE USE OF PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOME MEASURES FOR GOALS SETTING AND COMPARING OUTCOMES OF CARE: A COHORT STUDY. Simone Antoinette van Dulmen, Netherlands

Paediatrics (PO-38-Sat2) RR-PO-16-14-Sat. REFERENCE VALUES OF MUSCLE STRENGTH FOR CHILDREN AGED 8-12 YEARS. Gilmar Santos, Brazil

RR-PO-16-16-Sat. METHYLPHENIDATE MODULATES CATECHOLAMINERGIC NEUROTRANSMISSION AND AMELIORATES BEHAVIORAL ALTERATIONS IN A RAT MODEL OF ATTENTION-DEFICIT/HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER. Yuki Kishikawa, Japan

SI-PO-16-18-Sat. THE EXERCISE EFFECTS ON SKILL-RELATED FITNESS IN ADOLESCENTS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Shiau Chian Jeng, Taiwan

SI-PO-16-22-Sat. ´FITNESS FOR PRINCESS´- A STUDY TO IMPROVE PHYSICAL FITNESS AMONG SCHOOL GOING CHILDREN IN WESTERN INDIA. Ramanathan Harihara Prakash, India

RR-PO-16-24-Sat. THE EFFICACY OF SPINECOR BRACE FOR ADOLESCENT IDIOPATHIC SCOLIOSIS IN SINGAPORE ACCORDING TO THE SRS CRITERIA. Farha Nisha Nashruddin Kumar, Singapore

RR-PO-17-02-Sat. MUSCLE THICKNESS AND PENNATION ANGLE OF THE MEDIAL GASTROCNEMIUS AND TIBIALIS ANTERIOR IN SPASTIC DIPLEGIA VERSUS TYPICALLY DEVELOPING CHILDREN. Grainne Kelly, Ireland

RR-PO-17-04-Sat. EARLY INTERVENTION EFFECTS ON EMOTION REGULATION FOR VLBW PRETERM INFANTS AT AGE 6 MONTH DURING ARM RESTRAIN PROCEDURE. Yu Wen Ho, Taiwan

SI-PO-17-08-Sat. A NEW HOLISTIC PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICES FOR DEVELOPMENTAL COORDINATION DISORDER IN KUWAIT. Suad Alanzi, Kuwait

RR-PO-17-10-Sat. RELATIONSHIP OF SCHOOL-BASED PHYSICAL THERAPY TO OUTCOMES FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES IN THE UNITED STATES. Sarah Westcott McCoy, United States of America

RR-PO-17-12-Sat. CHILD AND ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS FOR CHILDREN WITH MOTOR COORDINATION PROBLEM: A BIRTH COHORT STUDY. Pei-Jung Wang, Taiwan

RR-PO-17-14-Sat. IMPACT OF SCHOOL BASED PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAMME ON CHILDREN ATTENDING SPECIAL SCHOOL. Neha Vyas, India

SI-PO-17-16-Sat. MEETING CHALLENGES IN RURAL POSTGRADUATE PAEDIATRIC EDUCATION WHILE BUILDING WORKFORCE CAPACITY – A SPECIAL INTEREST REPORT. Elizabeth Williams, Australia

RR-PO-17-18-Sat. CONSTRAINT INDUCED MOVEMENT THERAPY IN HEMIPLEGIC CEREBRAL PALSY: ARE WE READY FOR A GUIDELINE? A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE. Rachael Tucker, United Kingdom

RR-PO-17-20-Sat. PRACTICE EFFECTS OF COMPUTERIZED DYNAMIC POSTUROGRAPHY IN ADOLESCENTS AND RHYTHMIC GYMNASTS. Hui-Ya Chen, Taiwan

RR-PO-17-22-Sat. EFFECT OF SEGMENTAL MUSCLE VIBRATION ON SPASTICITY IN CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY: A RANDOMIZED CROSS-OVER EXPERIMENT. Do Young Jung, Korea

RR-PO-17-24-Sat. REDUCED ERRORS IN OVERHAND THROWING PRACTICE OF CHILDREN WITH AND WITHOUT DISABILITY: ANALYSIS OF MOVEMENT COMPONENTS. Thomson Wai Lung Wong, Hong Kong

Pain and pain management (PO-39-Sat2) RR-PO-18-02-Sat. SPATIAL ACUITY OF HEALTHY SUBJECTS IN LOCATING TWO IDENTICAL PRESSURE STIMULI USING DIGITAL BODY CHART. Federica Moresi, Italy

RR-PO-18-04-Sat. PERCEPTIONS OF LOW BACK PAIN IN PEOPLE WITH LOWER LIMB AMPUTATION: A FOCUS GROUP STUDY. Hemakumar Devan, New Zealand

RR-PO-18-06-Sat. PHYSICAL THERAPY FOR PAIN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF RANDOMIZED STUDIES FROM THE LAST 10 YEARS. Elisabeth Ginnerup-Nielsen, Denmark

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RR-PO-21-16-Sat. RELIABILITY TESTING OF THE PATELLOFEMORAL JOINT REACTION FORCE (PFJRF) MEASUREMENT DURING DOUBLE-LEGGED SQUATTING IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS: A PILOT STUDY. Javid Mostamand, Iran

RR-PO-21-18-Sat. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SHOULDER ABDUCTION ANGLE AND SHOULDER JOINT COMPLEX ANGLE AT SHOULDER MAXIMUM EXTERNAL ROTATION DURING THROWING MOTION. Taro Koyama, Japan

RR-PO-21-20-Sat. EXTERNAL LOADING OF THE KNEE JOINT DURING SINGLE LEG HOP AND CUTTING MANEUVERS IN RUGBY PLAYERS: A PILOT STUDY. Wataru Ito, Japan

RR-PO-21-22-Sat. KINESIO TAPING AND DYNAMIC POSTURAL STABILITY IN DIFFERENT FOOT POSTURE. Rose Fouladi, Iran

RR-PO-21-24-Sat. EFFECT OF EXERCISE THERAPY COMBINING ELECTRICAL THERAPY AND BALANCE TRAINING ON FUNCTIONAL INSTABILITY OF ANKLE SPRAIN. Takaki Yoshida, Japan

RR-PO-22-02-Sat. INABILITY TO PERFORM DUE TO MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN AND INJURY IN ELITE ADULT IRISH DANCERS: A PROSPECTIVE INVESTIGATION OF CONTRIBUTING FACTORS. Roisin Cahalan, Ireland

RR-PO-22-04-Sat. EFFECT OF LATERAL COSTAL BREATHING DISSOCIATION EXERCISES AND SCAPULA RETRAINING ON THE SCAPULA POSITION ON SOUTH AFRICAN COMPETITIVE SWIMMERS. Elzette Korkie, South Africa

RR-PO-22-06-Sat. THE EFFICACY OF DYNAMIC CONTRACT-RELAX STRETCHING ON CALF MUSCLE WITH DELAYED-ONSET MUSCLE SORENESS IN HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS: A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL. Yuling Wang, China

RR-PO-22-08-Sat. EFFECT OF A PHYSICAL TRAINING PROGRAM BASED ON THE DEVELOPMENT SEQUENCE ON POSTURAL BALANCE IN SOCCER PLAYERS: RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Laura Del Pilar Prieto Mondragon, Colombia

Stroke (PO-33-Sat2) RR-PO-22-10-Sat. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MILD HYPERGLYCEMIA AND CLINICAL OUTCOME MEASURES IN PATIENTS WITH SUBACUTE STROKE. Yu-Wei Hsieh, Taiwan

SI-PO-22-18-Sat. WHAT HAS BEEN GAINED FROM RECENT ADVANCES IN KINEMATIC ANALYSES OF THE UPPER EXTREMITY AFTER STROKE?. Margit Alt Murphy, Sweden

RR-PO-22-20-Sat. DETERMINATION OF FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH GAIT RECOVERY AND THE PERIOD FOR ACHIEVING INDEPENDENT WALKING IN POST-STROKE HEMIPLEGIC PATIENTS. Yoshitaka Otani, Japan

RR-PO-22-22-Sat. THE EXPERIENCE OF LIVING WITH STROKE TO INFORM SELF-MANAGEMENT INTERVENTIONS: A QUALITATIVE STUDY. Nasrin Nasr, United Kingdom

RR-PO-22-24-Sat. THE INFLUENCE OF COMPLICATIONS FOUND IN AN ACUTE PERIOD OF STROKE PATIENT ON BARTHEL INDEX SCORE AT A RECOVERY-CARE-UNIT. Masaki Nishio, Japan

RR-PO-99-02-Sat. A COMPARISON OF TWO SHOULDER STRAPPING TECHNIQUES FOR PATIENTS WITH STROKE. Nicolette Comley-White, South Africa

RR-PO-99-04-Sat. IMPACTS OF FAMILY SUPPORT ON THE REHABILITATION OUTCOME OF STROKE INPATIENTS. Tomoya Ishigaki, Japan

RR-PO-99-06-Sat. THREE-DIMENSIONAL ANGULAR KINEMATICS OF THE PARETIC LOWER LIMB ACCORDING TO DIFFERENT ORTHOTIC ANGLES OF AN ANKLE-FOOT-ORTHOSIS IN STROKE PATIENTS. Kyoung Kim, South Korea

RR-PO-99-08-Sat. IS IT POSSIBLE TO TRANSFER THE GAINS OBTAINED BY VIDEOGAMES TRAINING TO POSTURAL CONTROL IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC STROKE?. Maria Elisa Pimentel Piemonte, Brazil

RR-PO-99-10-Sat. PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF ONE-LEG VERSUS TWO-LEG SYMPTOM-LIMITED CYCLING TEST IN AN INDIVIDUAL WITH CHRONIC STROKE. Guo-Sheng Li, Taiwan

Research methodology and implementation (PO-43-Sat2) RR-PO-19-24-Sat. DEVELOPING A MODEL OF FIDELITY FOR PHYSICAL REHABILITATION RESEARCH. Meriel Norris, United Kingdom

RR-PO-20-02-Sat. INCREASING CAPACITY OF REHABILITATION PROVIDERS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF HIV: A KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION INTERVENTION. Patty Solomon, Canada

RR-PO-20-04-Sat. BARRIERS TO IMPLEMENTATION OF EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE (EBP): A SURVEY OF COLOMBIAN AND SPANISH PHYSIOTHERAPISTS. Robinson Ramírez-Vélez, Colombia

RR-PO-20-06-Sat. IMPLEMENTING A TRIANGULATION PROTOCOL FOR INTEGRATION OF FINDINGS IN A MIXED METHODS STUDY: A WORKED EXAMPLE. Devdeep Ahuja, United Kingdom

Rheumatology (PO-26-Sat2) RR-PO-20-08-Sat. EVALUATION OF MASSAGE THERAPY PROGRAM ON CORTISOL, SEROTONIN LEVELS, PAIN, PERCEIVED STRESS AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN FIBROMYALGIA SYNDROME PATIENTS. Danilo Roberto Xavier de Oliveira Crege, Brazil

RR-PO-20-10-Sat. DISCRIMINATING CONDITIONAL AND FUNCTIONAL FACTORS FOR WOMEN WITH AND WITHOUT HYPERMOBILITY - AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY. Gere Luder, Switzerland

RR-PO-20-12-Sat. COMPARISON OF POSTURAL CONTROL IN PARTICIPANTS WITH CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME AND FIBROMYALGIA SYNDROME. Omid Rasouli, Norway

Robotics and technology (PO-40-Sat2) SI-PO-20-14-Sat. THE USE OF THE MICROSOFT KINECT TO MEASURE THORACIC KYPHOSIS. June Quek, Singapore

SI-PO-20-16-Sat. ROBOTIC REHABILITATION FOR A PATIENT WITH OCULOPHARYNGODISTAL MYOPATHY. Masato Hasegawa, Japan

RR-PO-20-18-Sat. AUTOMATED STRIDE ASSISTANCE DEVICE REDUCES ENERGY EXPENDITURE AND IMPROVES GAIT PARAMETERS IN HEALTHY MIDDLE-AGED WOMEN. Risa Matsuda, Japan

Service delivery/emerging roles (PO-14-Sat2) SI-PO-20-20-Sat. DELIVERING QUALITY, COST-EFFECTIVE, OUTPATIENT PHYSICAL THERAPY SERVICES IN URBAN AFRICA: A CAPE VERDEAN MODEL. Linda Gregoire, Cape Verde

RR-PO-20-22-Sat. DEVELOPING GUIDELINES FOR ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY DEVICE SUBSIDIES FOR PERSONS WITH MOBILITY DISABILITIES WHO USE JOB ACCOMMODATION SERVICES. I Ting Wang, Taiwan

RR-PO-20-24-Sat. EXTENT OF FAMILY-CENTERED PHYSICAL AND OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY SERVICES: A MIXED METHOD RESEARCH DESIGN STUDY. Eunice Shen, United States of America

SI-PO-21-02-Sat. CHARACTERISTICS OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND IN COMMUNITY PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICES. Igal Levran, Israel

Spinal cord injury (PO-32-Sat2) RR-PO-21-04-Sat. TWO-WEEK INTENSIVE LOCOMOTOR TRAINING IMPROVES BALANCE AND MOBILITY OF A PERSON WITH CHRONIC INCOMPLETE C4 TETRAPARESIS: A CASE REPORT. Rolando Lazaro, United States of America

RR-PO-21-06-Sat. DOSE-RESPONSE RELATIONSHIP OF LOCOMOTOR TRAINING IN PATIENTS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY: PRELIMINARY RESULTS. Sandra Schneider, Switzerland

RR-PO-21-08-Sat. CHANGES OF INTERLEUKIN-6 AFTER WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL GAMES IN PERSONS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY. Tokio Kinoshita, Japan

RR-PO-21-10-Sat. NATURE AND NUMBER OF COMPLICATIONS AND RISK FACTORS FOR PRESSURE ULCERS AFTER TRAUMATIC SPINAL CORD INJURY: HOW SPECIALIZED ARE WE?. Conran Joseph, Sweden

Sport and sports injuries (PO-41-Sat2) RR-PO-21-12-Sat. PERCEPTIONS OF SPORT INJURIES AND PREVENTION AMONG JAPANESE CHILDREN. Asuka Sakamoto, Australia

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RR-PO-99-12-Sat. BURDEN OF CARE AMONG INFORMAL CAREGIVERS OF STROKE SURVIVORS IS INFLUENCED BY INTRINSIC AND EXTRINSIC FACTORS: A MULTI-CENTRE ANALYTICAL SURVEY. Olajide Olawale, Nigeria

RR-PO-99-14-Sat. SIMILARITIES IN THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT REHABILITATION PROGRAMMES ON STROKE SURVIVORS WHO ARE LIVING WITH HIV AND THOSE WITHOUT HIV. Megan Knox, South Africa

RR-PO-99-16-Sat. EFFECTIVENESS OF COMMUNITY REHABILITATION FOR CHRONIC STROKE PATIENTS - EFFECT FACTORS OF OUTPATIENT REHABILITATION CLASS. Emi Nakamata, Japan

RR-PO-99-18-Sat. PLANTAR PRESSURE DISTRIBUTION IN PEOPLE WITH STROKE AND ASSOCIATION WITH FUNCTIONAL CONSEQUENCES. Saeed Forghany, Iran

RR-PO-99-20-Sat. INTENSIVE GAIT INTERVENTION USING PARTIAL BODY WEIGHT SUPPORT AND TREADMILL AS AN ADJUVANT THERAPY IN NON-AMBULATORY INDIVIDUALS WITH ACUTE STROKE. Chitralakshmi K. Balasubramanian, United States of America

Women's health (PO-42-Sat2) RR-PO-99-22-Sat. EFFECT OF PELVIC BELT AND PHYSIOTHERAPY ADVICE ON PAIN IN PREGNANT WOMEN WITH PELVIC GIRDLE PAIN. Darija Šcepanovic;, Slovenia

SI-PO-99-24-Sat. AUDIT OF PHYSIOTHERAPY TRIAGE OF WOMEN WITH URINARY INCONTINENCE. Elena Gallagher, Ireland

SI-PO-99-26-Sat. WAVELET TRANSFORM OF ELECTROMYOGRAPHY DURING MAXIMUM VOLUNTARY CONTRACTION DERIVED FROM WOMEN WITH NORMAL OR WEAK PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLES. Lorenz Radlinger, Switzerland

RR-PO-99-28-Sat. AN INTERNATIONAL STUDY ON CURRENT TRENDS OF PHYSICAL THERAPY INTERVENTIONS IN HIGH RISK PREGNANCY. Rebecca Stephenson, United States of America

RR-PO-99-30-Sat. A PILOT RANDOMISED TRIAL OF 4 PHYSIOTHERAPY INTERVENTIONS FOR PREGNANCY RELATED PELVIC GIRDLE PAIN. Clare Barfoot, United Kingdom

SI-PO-99-32-Sat. A STEP TO PREVENT FALLEN WOMB: RETROSPECTIVE STUDY. Bimika Khadgi, Nepal

RR-PO-99-34-Sat. PERCEPTION OF MUSCULOSKELETAL HEALTH AND KNOWLEDGE ABOUT PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AMONG PREGNANT WOMEN WITH LOW INCOME AND LOW EDUCATIONAL LEVEL. Sonia Roa, Chile

RR-PO-99-36-Sat. CURRENT MANAGEMENT OF PREGNANCY-RELATED BACK PAIN: A NATIONAL SURVEY OF UK PHYSIOTHERAPISTS. Annette Bishop, United Kingdom

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07:00-08:30

08:30-10:00 State of the art platform presentation: Rehabilitation (PLSoA-6)

Focused symposia: Exercise: adherence (FS-09)

Platform presentations: Musculoskeletal - upper limb (PL-28)

Discussion panel: Advanced practice (DP-01)

Rapid five platform presentations: Musculoskeletal: spine (PLR5-06)

Subgroup seminar: Electrophysical agents - ISEAPT (SG-3)


10:10–10:40 Poster walk: Cardiorespiratory (PW-3) Exhibition hall

10:45-12:15 State of the art platform presentation: Neurology (PLSoA-4)

Focused symposia: Advocacy strategies (FS-01)

Focused symposia: Exercise: special health needs (FS-11)

Discussion panel: Early career researchers (DP-05)

Rapid five platform presentations: Global health (PLR5-02)

Subgroup seminar: Women’s health - IOPTWH (SG-8)


13:45-15:15 Focused symposia: Chronic respiratory disease (FS-04)

Focused symposia: Interactive technology (FS-16)

Focused symposia: Low back pain (FS-17)

Discussion panel: Collaborative practice (DP-03)

Rapid five platform presentations: Stroke (PLR5-08)

How to...seminar: Clinical practice standards (HOWTO-1)


15:25–15:55 Poster walk: Women’s health (PW-4) Exhibition hall

16:00-17:30 Focused symposia: Global health: NCDs (FS-13)

Focused symposia: Stroke: arm recovery (FS-23)

Focused symposia: Education: pain (FS-07)

Discussion panel: Affordability (DP-02)

Rapid five platform presentations: Paediatrics (PLR5-10)

Subgroup seminar: Manual Therapy - IFOMPT (SG-4)

18:00-19:30

18:45-24:00

Party night reception

Party night dinner and dance

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Networking session: Paediatrics (NWS-24)

Networking session: Sports physical therapy (NWS-32)

Networking session: Social media (NWS-30)


Platform presentations: Parkinson’s disease (PL-32)

Platform presentations: Women’s health (PL-50)

Platform presentations: Research methodology and implementation (PL-51)

Networking session: Early career professional (NWS-06)

WCPT seminar: Disaster management (WCPT-3)

Networking session: Retired physical therapists (NWS-29)

Coffee break: poster and exhibition viewing 10:00-12:00 Business meeting (closed session): IPTOP General Meeting

Platform presentations: Musculoskeletal: spine (PL-24)


Platform presentations: Methods of teaching & learning (PL-02)

Platform presentations: Paediatrics (PL-43)

Networking session: Electrophysical agents (NWS-09)

Networking session: Oncology, palliative care and HIV (NWS-23)

Lunch: poster and exhibition viewing Networking session: Cardiorespiratory (NWS-05)

Networking session: Pain (NWS-25)

12:30-13:30Business meeting (closed session): IOPTMH General Meeting

Platform presentations: Exercise physiology (PL-10)



Platform presentations: Service delivery/ emerging roles (PL-08)

Networking session: Meet the researchers/editors (NWS-18-Sun)

Networking session: Acupuncture (NWS-01)

WCPT seminar: World Health Organization (WHO) (WCPT-5)


Platform presentations: Neurology (PL-31)


Platform presentations: Quality and standards (PL-07)

Platform presentations: Older people (PL-38)

Networking session: International work and study (NWS-14)

Networking session: Aquatic physical therapy (NWS-04)

Networking session: Physical therapists working with support personnel (NWS-26)

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Education 3

Electrophysical & isothermal agents 3-4


Global health 5



Mental health 7

Methods of teaching & learning 7-8

Multiple sclerosis 8

Musculoskeletal 8-9

Musculoskeletal: lower limb 9


Musculoskeletal: upper limb 11

Neurology 12


Occupational health and ergonomics 12

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Older people 13-14


Orthopaedics 14-15


Paediatrics 16-18




Professional issues 18-19




Research methodology and implementation 19-20

Rheumatology 20





Stroke 22-99

Women's health 99

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Networking session (NWS-24)Paediatrics - International Organisation of Physical Therapists in Paediatrics (IOPTP) Room 310-311

Chair: Barbara Connolly (United States of America))


• basic paediatric content in entry level physical therapist educational programs

• fostering international research collaboration

• international service opportunities

• family centred care

Networking session (NWS-32)Sports physical therapy - International Federation of Sports Physical Therapy (IFSPT) Room 309

Chair: Bente Anderson (Denmark)


• physical therapy decision-making in return to play and return to performance

• assessing injury risk for return to sport

• modifying decisions based on the environment and circumstances

• how to facilitate translation of evidence based guidelines on return to sport into changing practice

Networking session (NWS-30)Social media Room 308

Chair: Gerard Greene (United Kingdom)


• sharing of good practice in social media

• developing your personal social media strategy and getting started

• using social media for professional networking and CPD: professional bodies, special interest groups, researchers, clinicians and students

• getting the physical therapy message out to others: targeting the influencers and decision makers

08:30 - 10:00

Focused symposium (FS-09)Exercise adherence: integrating theory, evidence and behaviour change techniques Hall 404

Presenters: Jean Hay-Smith (New Zealand), Sarah Dean (United Kingdom), Helena Frawley (Australia), Doreen McClurg (United Kingdom), Chantale Dumoulin (Canada)

Learning objectives

1. Explain why longer-term exercise adherence is problematic, and how theory informs our understanding of adherence;

2. Appreciate that theory application is informed by context specific research; and

3. Name, define and discuss the application of at least one behaviour change technique that might be relevant in their practice setting.

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Discussion panel (DP-01)Are physical therapists shaping advanced practice in favourable directions? Summit 2

Chair: Shenda Tanchak (Canada)

Panellists: Gigi Kuwan (Singapore), Susan Whitney (United States of America), Gabriel Ng (Hong Kong) Natalie Beswetherick (United Kingdom)

Learning objectives

1. To enhance awareness of the regulatory environment in which changes in practice occur.

2. To discuss evolving scope in a changing environment.

3. To consider the implications for the profession, the wider health system and patients/clients.

Networking session (NWS-06)Early career professional Room 310-311

Chair: Anthony Demont (France)


• the experiences of being an early career professional in different countries

• future career aspirations and routes to achieving them

• opportunities for engaging with and influencing professional associations

• new and emerging directions for physical therapists including harnessing entrepreneurial endeavours

Networking session (NWS-29)Retired physical therapists Room 308

Chair: Elisabeth Haase (Denmark)


• ideas to share, new roles, and new activities,

• contribute to advisory forums, knowledge bases, friendship forums etc.

• support of senior forums within the national professional associations

• how to become a resource for the national member associations

Subgroup seminar (SG-3)The ISEAPT evidence-based initiative for assessing and improving intervention quality and reporting in studies with Electro Physical Agents (EPAs) Room 331-332

Chair: Jan Bjordal (Norway)

Speakers: Kathleen Sluka (United States of America), Jon Joenson (Norway), David Baxter (New Zealand)


1. To learn how the EPA literature can be assessed with an intervention-specific and evidence-based approach.

2. To learn about a new quality tool for assessing the evidence for EPA mechanisms in different pathologies.

3. To learn about a new quality tool for assessing the EPA intervention quality in clinical studies.

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WCPT seminar (WCPT-3)Why every emergency response team needs a physical therapist Room 309

Chair: Margot Skinner (New Zealand)


1. To promote the WCPT discussion paper on physical therapists in emergency response teams.

2. To illustrate the relationships that WCPT builds with NGOs and INGOs to support the profession.

3. To consider the way WCPT, member organisations and individual PTs can use the discussion paper to improve the situation of survivors of disasters.

State of the art platform presentation (PLSoA-6)Rehabilitation Hall 406 (see page 88 for full list of abstracts)

Chair: Michel Landry (Canada)

Rapid five platform presentation (PLR5-06)Musculoskeletal: spine Room 324-326 (see page 88 for full list of abstracts)

Chair: Alison Rushton (United Kingdom)

Platform presentationsMusculoskeletal: upper limb (PL-28) Hall 405 (see page 88 for full list of abstracts)Parkinson’s disease (PL-32) Room 303-304 (see page 88 for full list of abstracts)Research methodology and implementation (PL-51) Room 334-335 (see page 89 for full list of abstracts)Stroke (PL-35) Room 328-329 (see page 89 for full list of abstracts)Women’s health (PL-50) Room 300-301 (see page 89 for full list of abstracts)

10:00 - 10:45


Poster walk (PW-3) (10:10 - 10:40)Cardiorespiratory Exhibition halls 401-403 (meet at WCPT stand, booth #F08 at 10:05)

Chair: Judy King (Canada)

10:00 - 12:00

Business meeting (closed session)International Association of Physical Therapists working with Older People (IPTOP) General Meeting Room 308

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Focused symposium (FS-01)Advocacy in physical therapy: strategies for individuals and organisations Hall 404

Presenters: Emma Stokes (Ireland), Jonathon Kruger (Australia), Kenneth Harwood (United States of America), Jon Warren (New Zealand), Zola Dantile (South Africa)

Learning objectives

1. To familiarise participants with knowledge required to develop & implement advocacy campaigns for professional organisations, including workplace advocacy and use of advocacy tools such as social & other media and campaigns.

2. To share specific case studies of the successful application of such campaigns in different physiotherapy contexts globally with a view to participants being able to apply their learning to local contexts.

3. By using social media, to provide an opportunity to engage participants prior to and during the focused symposium with sharing and dialogue about personal, professional experience of advocacy activities.

Focused symposium (FS-11)ICCrPT: Exercise training/rehabilitation for people with special health needs Hall 405

Presenters: Shane Patman (Australia), Cathy Evans (Canada), Natascha Plani (South Africa), Sumio Yamada (Japan))

Learning objectives

1. To update participants on contemporary evidence-based guidelines or recommendations for Exercise Prescription for people with Special Health Needs including those with obesity, cardiovascular dysfunction, and patients following (or during) critical illness.

2. For participants to learn ways to deliver these exercise programs to maximise the clinical benefits from available resources.

Discussion panel (DP-05)Where are you going in your research career? Opportunities and challenges across the globe Summit 2

Chair: Ann VanSant (USA)

Panellists: Jefferson Cardoso (Brazil), June Quek (Singapore), David Tumusime (Rwanda), Suh-Fang Jeng (Taiwan)

Learning objectives

1. To illustrate a range of paths to a research career.

2. To compare and contrast cultural differences in factors affecting research careers; local and international.

3. To explore the features of successful programmes that nurture and support early career researchers.

Networking session (NWS-09)Electrophysical agents Room 310-311

Chair: Jan Bjordal (Norway)


• development of assessment tools for EPA intervention quality

• why are EPAs left out of guidelines for non-pharmacological management of osteoarthritis?

• can pain-relieving effects from EPAs compete with pain-killer drugs?

• can EPAs enhance tissue repair?

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Networking session (NWS-23)Oncology, palliative care and HIV Room 309

Chair: Jackie Drouin (United States of America)


• development of the subgroup for International Physical Therapists in HIV/AIDS, Oncology, and Hospice and Palliative Care (IPT-HOPE)

• experiences and resources for integrating Oncology, HIV/AIDS, and Hospice and Palliative Care into clinical practice

• current methods of educational opportunities for practising clinicians as well as recommendations for entry-level physical therapy students

• collaborative evidence based practice activities

Subgroup seminar (SG-8)Trauma induced pelvic floor disorders: implications for physical therapists (IOPTWH ) Room 331-332

Chair: Rebecca Stephenson (United States of America)

Speakers: Gill Brook (United Kingdom), Jovita Daniel (Nigeria), Ruth Broom (New Zealand), Tracy Spitznagle (United States of America)


1. To discuss the implications of trauma induced pelvic floor disorders (related to female genital mutilation and obstetric fistula) to physical therapy practice.

2. To develop a greater awareness of the consequences of pelvic floor trauma.

3. To discuss current best practice for the management of women with dysfunctions related to female genital mutilation and obstetric fistula.

State of the art platform presentation (PLSoA-4)Neurology Hall 406 (see page 90 for full list of abstracts)

Chair: Rob Herbert (Australia)

Rapid five platform presentation (PLR5-02)Global health Room 324-326 (see page 89 for full list of abstracts)

Chair: Leigh Hale (New Zealand)

Platform presentationsMethods of teaching & learning (PL-02) Room 300-301 (see page 90 for full list of abstracts)Musculoskeletal (PL-15) Room 303-304 (see page 90 for full list of abstracts)Musculoskeletal: spine (PL-24) Room 328-329 (see page 90 for full list of abstracts)Paediatrics (PL-43) Room 334-335 (see pages 90-91 for full list of abstracts)

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Networking session (NWS-05)Cardiorespiratory - International Confederation of Cardiorespiratory Physical Therapists (ICCrPT) Room 310-311

Chair: Shane Patman (Australia)


• introduction to ICCrPT – WCPT subgroup, strategic plan

• future challenges & opportunities in cardiorespiratory practice

• capacity-building in cardiorespiratory through worldwide networking, register of experts, collaborative activities

• practice specialisation

Networking session (NWS-25)Pain Room 309

Chair: Julia Hush (Australia)


1. What resources are helpful to explain persisting pain to patients?

2. In the clinic, how can physical therapists identify neuropathic features of pain?

3. What approaches increase functional capacity in patients with persisting pain.

4. How do we determine the intervention boundaries of our profession?

12:30 - 13:30

Business meeting (closed session)International Organization of Physical Therapists in Mental Health (IOPTMH) General Meeting Room 308

13:45 - 15:15

Focused symposium (FS-04)Chronic respiratory disease: high-quality evidence supports greater physiotherapy intervention Hall 406

Presenters: Mark Elkins (Australia), Susan Jenkins (Australia), Judy Bradley (United Kingdom), Camila Schivinski (Brazil)

Learning objectives

1. Understand the morbidity caused by chronic respiratory diseases (CRDs) throughout life.

2. Comprehend the range of physiotherapy interventions that reduce morbidity and improve function in people with CRD.

3. Learn ways to deliver these interventions to maximise the clinical benefits from available resources.

Focused symposium (FS-16)Emerging use of interactive technology in rehabilitation for young people Hall 404

Presenters: Hilda Mulligan (New Zealand), Jennifer L Rowland (United States of America), Marlene Sandlund (Sweden), Joanne Potterton (South Africa), Parimala Kanagasabai (New Zealand)

Learning objectives

1. To describe the current state of the science through presentation of review of the literature and recent original research on interactive technology for children or youth with disabilities.

2. To understand interactive technology and its application as an emerging therapy as it applies to rehabilitation of children and youth with disabilities in different contexts.

3. To discuss application and clinical relevance of the utilization of interactive technology as an emerging therapy for children and youth with disabilities.

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Focused symposium (FS-17)Stratified models of care for low back pain Hall 405

Presenters: Nadine E. Foster (United Kingdom), Jonathan C Hill (United Kingdom), Peter B O’Sullivan (Australia), John D Childs (United States of America), Mark J Hancock (Australia)

Learning objectives

1. To familiarise delegates with the key principles of stratified care for low back pain.

2. To evaluate three key examples of stratified care that are each underpinned by evidence from randomised trials.

3. To make recommendations for clinical practice, education and research.

Discussion panel (DP-03)Collaborative practice and health: fine in theory - what does it look like in the practice? Summit 2

Chair: Lesley Bainbridge (Canada)

Panellists: Christina Olsson (Sweden), Meredith Perry (New Zealand), Karen Huhn (United States of America), Dujeepa Samarasekera (Singapore)

Learning objectives

1. To explore the essential characteristics of collaborative practice.

2. To provide an overview of collaborative practice in different regions of the world, including low, middle and high resource settings.

3. To discuss pathways to collaborative practice in which physical therapists are influential.

Networking session (NWS-01)Acupuncture - International Acupuncture Association of Physical Therapy Room 309

Chair: Lucy Ireland (New Zealand)


• international standards for education and training, and competency

• barriers to practising acupuncture as a physical therapist

• the role of the international subgroup

• developing national acupuncture special interest groups

Networking session (NWS-18-Sun)Meet the researchers/editors Room 310-311

Chair: David Baxter (New Zealand)

Facilitators: Gammon Earhart (United States of America), Karen Ginn (Australia), Janke de Groot (Netherlands), Neil Tuttle(Australia), Cindy Miles (United States of America), Maggie McIlwaine (Canada), Marco Pang (Hong Kong), Selina Parry (Australia), Elisabet Rodby-Bousquet (Sweden), Graciela Rovner (Sweden), Michael Rowe (South Africa), Eunice Shen (United States of America), Anne Soderlund (Sweden), Agneta Ståhle (Sweden), David Walton (Canada)






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How to...seminar (HOWTO-1)Moving clinical practice standards documents into delivery Room 331-332

Chair: Annalie Basson (South Africa)


1. To consider how clinical practice standards differ from clinical guidelines.

2. To outline the steps to create, implement and monitor the use of clinical practice standards; referencing examples that have been developed.

3. To consider the impact of standards on outcomes for patients/clients.

WCPT seminar (WCPT-5)The new global disability agenda - opportunities for physical therapist involvementy Room 308

Chair: Joyce Mothabeng (South Africa)


1. To raise awareness of the global agenda for people with disabilities and how physical therapists can and do contribute (two-way awareness raising).

2. To consider the way WCPT, member oganisations and physical therapists can collaborate with WHO and other stakeholders to implement and monitor the WHO disability action plan.

3. To discuss the relationship between international, national and local disability agendas.

Rapid five platform presentation (PLR5-08)Stroke Room 324-326 (see page 92 for full list of abstracts)

Chair: Gert Kwakkel (Netherlands)

Platform presentationsExercise physiology (PL-10) Room 328-329 (see page 91 for full list of abstracts)Musculoskeletal (PL-16) Room 300-301 (see page 91 for full list of abstracts)Paediatrics (PL-44) Room 303-304 (see page 91 for full list of abstracts)Service delivery/emerging roles (PL-08) Room 334-335 (see pages 91-92 for full list of abstracts)

15:15 - 16:00


Poster walk (PW-4) (15:25 – 15:55)Women’s health Exhibition Halls 401-403 (meet at WCPT stand, booth #F08 at 15:20)

Chair: Kari Bø (Norway)

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Focused symposium (FS-23)Best practice for arm recovery post stroke: an international application Hall 404

Presenters: Steven Wolf (United States of America), Gert Kwakkel (Netherlands), Mark Bayley (Canada), Michelle McDonnell (Australia)

Learning objectives

1. Increase awareness amongst clinicians of evidence-based approaches to upper limb rehabilitation following stroke

2. Understand how a decision making pathway with clearly defined assessment and treatment criteria can be used to incorporate best practice guidelines into rehabilitation

3. Challenge physiotherapists to consider their own barriers to implementation of best evidence and how this approach could apply to other areas of physiotherapy practice.

Focused symposium (FS-07)Meeting the global challenge of pain education for physical therapists Hall 405

Presenters: Julia Hush (Australia), Kathleen Sluka (United States of America), Graciela Rovner (Sweden)

Learning objectives

1. To understand how pain education for physical therapists, based on modern pain science, is critical for improving clinical outcomes in pain management.

2. To learn about new evidence-based pain education resources available to enhance physical therapist training and clinical competencies.

3. To identify successful practical methods to teach pain science to physical therapists, in entry-level programs or in clinical education and specialisation level.

Focused symposium (FS-13)The third physical therapy summit on global health: health-based competencies Hall 406

Presenters: Elizabeth Dean (Canada), Armele Dornelas de Andrade (Brazil), Anne Söderlund (Sweden), Margot Skinner (New Zealand)

Learning objectives

1. To review the outcomes of the action plans designed to promote health-based physiotherapy practice competencies and entry-level education, that were implemented across WCPT regions following the 2011 Summit (38 international co-authors, in press).

2. To present an evidence-informed decision-making algorithm for prioritizing health-based competencies into physiotherapy practice and entry-level curricula considering regional health priorities.

3. To compile the proceedings of this Third Summit related to prioritizing health-based competencies into practice and entry-level education for distribution across WCPT regions (i.e., to practitioners, educators, and professional organizations), and evidence-informed health assessment/evaluation tools and interventions/strategies to effect multiple health behaviour change and continue dialogue through a dedicated blog.

Discussion panel (DP-02)With restricted health budgets how affordable is physical therapy? Summit 2

Chair: Vyvienne M’kumbuzi (Malawi)

Panellists: Leigh Hale (New Zealand), Pauline Kleinitz (Philippines), Karen Middleton (United Kingdom), Paul Rockar (United States of America)

Learning objectives

1. To raise awareness of issues of access to physical therapist services around the world.

2. To inform about some of the policy and governance issues associated with physical therapy practice.

3. To challenge the profession to demonstrate the cost effectiveness of physical therapy.

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Networking session (NWS-04)Aquatic physical therapy - Aquatic Physical Therapy International (APTI) Room 309

Chair: Johan Lambeck (Netherlands)


• guideline development for best practice

• linking researchers and practitioners

• structured post-graduate training

• cooperation between aquatic specialists

Networking session (NWS-14)International work and study Room 310-311

Chair: Usha Krishna-Gfeller (Fiji)


• the roles of physical therapists and students when working in other countries, in different cultures and with disadvantaged populations

• how, when and & where to start international involvement

• building capacity in low resource environments

• strategies to facilitate international collaboration

Networking session (NWS-26)Physical therapists working with support personnel Room 308

Chair: Tracy Dignum (Canada)


• differences in roles and scope of practice of support personnel internationally

• education: entry level qualifications, on the job training; laddering opportunities

• models of supervision

• competencies and skills inventory for effective service delivery

Subgroup seminar (SG-4)Clinical Tracking for Cervical Radiculopathy: Diagnostic classification, management, outcome selection and benchmarking (IFOMPT) Room 331-332

Chair: Anita Gross (Canada)

Speakers: Wayne Hing (Australia), Erik Thoomes (Netherlands), Jan Pool (Netherlands), Joy MacDermid (Canada)


1. To understand the value of classification systems, an evidence base plan for diagnosing and conservative management of radiculopathy.

2. To make an evidence-based decision about measurements to use on specific domains with consideration given to patient outcome or intervention outcome.

3. To benchmark your patient’s success against scientific literature.

Rapid five platform presentation (PLR5-10)Paediatrics Room 324-326 (see page 93 for full list of abstracts)

Chair: Ann VanSant (United States of America)

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Platform presentationsMusculoskeletal: spine (PL-25) Room 303-304 (see page 92 for full list of abstracts)Neurology (PL-31) Room 328-329 (see page 92 for full list of abstracts)Older people (PL-38) Room 334-335 (see pages 92-93 for full list of abstracts)Quality and standards (PL-07) Room 300-301 (see page 93 for full list of abstracts)

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09:36 RR-PL-3318. TESTING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF EMERGING INJECTION THERAPIES COMPARED TO PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR TENNIS ELBOW: A RANDOMISED CONTROL TRIAL. Leanne Bisset, Australia

09:47 RR-PL-1701. EXPERIENCES OF PARTICIPANTS IN A SELF-MANAGEMENT PROGRAM FOR EMPLOYEES SUFFERING FROM COMPLAINTS OF THE ARM, NECK OR SHOULDER (CANS). Nathan Hutting, Netherlands

Parkinson's disease (PL-32) 08:30-10:00, Room 303-304 Chair: Diana Jones (United Kingdom)

08:30 RR-PL-2404. RIGIDITY BUT NOT TREMOR IS ASSOCIATED WITH PAIN IN PEOPLE WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE. Natalie Elizabeth Allen, Australia

08:41 RR-PL-2320. FEAR OF FALLING AND GAIT SPEED CONTRIBUTE SIGNIFICANTLY TO PREDICTION OF COMMUNITY WALKING IN PATIENTS WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE. Roy Elbers, Netherlands

08:52 SI-PL-1528. “GOING BACKWARDS”: EFFECTS OF AGE AND MUSCLE FATIGUE ON POSTURAL CONTROL DURING POSTERIOR-DIRECTED FALLS IN PERSONS WITH PARKINSON DISEASE. Evan Papa, United States of America

09:03 RR-PL-2499. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS IN PEOPLE WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE WHO HAVE DEEP BRAIN STIMULATION. Mary Danoudis, Australia

09:14 RR-PL-2753. MENTAL PRACTICE MAY IMPROVE THE GAIT STABILITY IN PATIENTS WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE: A SINGLE-BLIND, RANDOMISED CLINICAL TRIAL. Maria Elisa Pimentel Piemonte, Brazil

09:25 RR-PL-3627. DANCING WITH PARKINSON´S DISEASE: FEASIBILITY RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Carolyn Fitton, United Kingdom

09:36 RR-PL-3849. BALANCE TRAINING WITH AUGMENTED VISUAL FEEDBACK IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE: A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL. Erwin van Wegen, Netherlands

09:47 SI-PL-3672. DANCING WITH PARKINSON´S DISEASE: A QUALITATIVE EXPLORATION OF THE VIEWS AND EXPERIENCE OF PARTICIPANTS IN A FEASIBILITY STUDY. Ann Ashburn, United Kingdom

Rehabilitation (PLSoA-6) 08:30-10:00, Hall 406 Chair: Michel Landry (Canada)

RR-PLSoA-1914. STANDARDISED METHOD FOR REPORTING EXERCISE PROGRAMS: A MODIFIED DELPHI STUDY. Susan Slade, Australia

RR-PLSoA-2034. EFFECT OF PHYSIOTHERAPEUTIC EXERCISES ON PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY, FUNCTIONAL LIMITATIONS OF LOWER EXTREMITY AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN PEOPLE WITH HIV. David Tumusime, Rwanda

RR-PLSoA-4072. TKR-POWER - PATIENT OUTCOMES USING WII ENHANCED REHABILITATION AFTER A TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT. Donald Cawthorne, Australia

RR-PLSoA-2521. ARE CULTURALLY AND LINGUISTICALLY DIVERSE POPULATIONS RESPONSIVE TO CHRONIC PAIN INTERVENTIONS?. Bernadette Brady, Australia

RR-PLSoA-3547. EFFECTS OF A HIGH-INTENSITY FUNCTIONAL EXERCISE PROGRAM ON ADLS AND BALANCE IN PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA: A CLUSTER RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Annika Toots, Sweden

RR-PLSoA-3291. REDUCING FALLS IN HOSPITAL THROUGH EDUCATION TO CHANGE PATIENT AND STAFF BEHAVIOUR: A STEPPED WEDGE CLUSTER RANDOMISED CONTROLLED EFFECTIVENESS TRIAL. Steven McPhail, Australia

Sunday 08:30 Musculoskeletal: spine (PLR5-06) 08:30-10:00, Room 324-326 Chair: Alison Rushton (United Kingdom)

RR-PLR5-1862. DETERMINING THE EFFECTIVE DOSE OF MOBILISATION FOR PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC NON-SPECIFIC NECK PAIN (THE DOSE STUDY). Suzanne J. Snodgrass, Australia

RR-PLR5-2843. EFFECTS OF PROPRIOCEPTIVE EXERCISES ON PAIN AND FUNCTION IN CHRONIC NECK- AND LOW BACK PAIN REHABILITATION: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW. Michael A. McCaskey, Switzerland

RR-PLR5-2729. LONG-TERM OUTCOMES OF MULLIGAN SUSTAINED NATURAL APOPHYSEAL GLIDES AND MAITLAND PASSIVE JOINT MOBILISATIONS FOR CHRONIC CERVICOGENIC DIZZINESS: A RANDOMISED TRIAL. Susan Reid, Australia

RR-PLR5-2972. CLINICAL PREDICTION RULE FOR RESPONDERS TO SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF SPONDYLOTIC CERVICAL RADICULOPATHY AT ONE YEAR. Shabnam Agarwal, India

RR-PLR5-3522. POSTOPERATIVE STRUCTURED PHYSIOTHERAPIST-SUPERVISED REHABILITATION FOR PATIENTS WITH CERVICAL RADICULOPATHY: OUTCOMES AT SIX MONTHS IN A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL. Johanna Wibault, Sweden

RR-PLR5-2369. DISRUPTIONS TO CORTICAL PROPRIOCEPTIVE REPRESENTATION IN PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC NECK PAIN. Tasha R. Stanton, Australia

RR-PLR5-781. FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH SYMPTOM REDUCTION FOLLOWING DIFFERENT EXERCISE INTERVENTIONS IN CHRONIC WHIPLASH ASSOCIATED DISORDERS. A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL. Maria Landén Ludvigsson, Sweden

RR-PLR5-954. A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A LATERAL GLIDE CERVICAL SPINE MOBILISATION ON CERVICOBRACHIAL (NECK AND ARM) PAIN. Emma Salt, United Kingdom

RR-PLR5-1334. A STUDY OF MUSCLE ACTIVITY IN USING TOUCHSCREEN SMARTPHONE AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE WITH AND WITHOUT NECK-SHOULDER PAIN. Yan Fei Xie, Hong Kong

RR-PLR5-1433. EFFECT OF NECK STABILIZATION AND DYNAMIC EXERCISES ON PAIN, DISABILITY AND FEAR AVOIDANCE BELIEFS IN PATIENTS WITH NON-SPECIFIC NECK PAIN. Bashir Kaka, Nigeria

Musculoskeletal: upper limb (PL-28) 08:30-10:00, Hall 405 Chair: Graham Smith (United Kingdom)

08:30 RR-PL-637. SCAPULAR MUSCLE PERFORMANCE IN PATIENTS WITH LATERAL EPICONDYLALGIA. Joseph Matthew Day, United States of America

08:41 RR-PL-654. RANDOMISED CLINICAL TRIAL ON EFFICACY OF COMBINING HAND SPLINTING WITH PHYSIOTHERAPY OR ULTRASOUND TREATMENT FOR PATIENTS WITH CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME. Benjamin Soon, Singapore

08:52 RR-PL-763. EFFECTIVENESS OF PHYSIOTHERAPY EXERCISES FOR PATIENTS WITH DIFFICULTY RETURNING TO USUAL ACTIVITIES AFTER SUBACROMIAL DECOMPRESSION SURGERY: A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. David H Christiansen, Denmark

09:03 RR-PL-923. ENTRAPMENT NEUROPATHIES: HAVE SMALL FIBRES BEEN NEGLECTED?. Annina B Schmid, Switzerland

09:14 RR-PL-1041. THE EFFICACY OF LOW LEVEL LASER THERAPY AS AN ADJUNCT THERAPY IN SHOULDER TENDINOPATHY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Sturla Haslerud, Norway

09:25 RR-PL-1204. LATERAL EPICONDYLALGIA, SYMPTOM STATUS AND MOTOR CORTEX CHANGES. Lucy Chipchase, Australia

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08:30 RR-PL-3283. BEHAVIOUR OF THE LINEA ALBA DURING A CURL-UP TASK IN DIASTASIS RECTUS ABDOMINIS: A NEW INTERPRETATION WITH CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS. Paul Hodges, Australia

08:41 RR-PL-2754. SHOULD WOMEN WITH PELVIC FLOOR DYSFUNCTION DO ABDOMINAL CURL UP EXERCISES?. Judith Thompson, Australia

08:52 RR-PL-3636. PHYSIOTHERAPISTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF PREGNANCY-RELATED LOW BACK PAIN AND ITS MANAGEMENT BY ACUPUNCTURE. Jackie Waterfield, United Kingdom

09:03 SI-PL-3243. TRAINING OF WOMEN’S HEALTH PHYSIOTHERAPISTS TO PROVIDE PESSARY CARE IN THE AUSTRALIAN HEALTH CARE SETTING: RESULTS OF A NOVEL PROGRAM. Patricia B Neumann, Australia

09:14 RR-PL-2642. EVALUATING ACUPUNCTURE AND STANDARD CARE FOR PREGNANT WOMEN WITH BACK PAIN (EASE BACK): A PILOT RANDOMISED TRIAL. Annette Bishop, United Kingdom

09:25 RR-PL-3292. INCREASED POSTURAL STABILITY IN POSTERIOR PELVIC GIRDLE PAIN. Melanie Bussey, New Zealand

09:36 RR-PL-3571. PELVIC HEALTH IN NEW ZEALAND ADOLESCENTS – THE PREVALENCE OF URINARY SYMPTOMS AND PELVIC FLOOR KNOWLEDGE IN FEMALE ADOLESCENTS. N. Kathy Briffa, Australia

09:47 RR-PL-2942. DOES THERAPIST-ASSISTED EXERCISE IMPROVE PREGNANCY RELATED PELVIC GIRDLE PAIN? A RANDOMISED, CROSS-OVER, BLINDED, SHAM-CONTROLLED TRIAL. Amitabh Gupta, Australia

Sunday 10:45 Global health (PLR5-02) 10:45-12:15, Room 324-326 Chair: Leigh Hale (New Zealand)

SI-PLR5-2944. ACTIVITY REPORT FROM A NEW GRADUATE PROGRAM FOR RECOVERY FROM RADIATION DISASTERS. Nobuaki Moriyama, Japan

SI-PLR5-3574. WORKING WITH AND WORKING FOR THE COMMUNITY: LEARNING ABOUT HEALTH PROMOTION THROUGH COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT. Louisa Remedios, Australia

RR-PLR5-4085. HAND HYGIENE PRACTICES AMONG PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN AN EBOLA ENDEMIC REGION: IMPLICATION FOR PUBLIC HEALTH . Sam Ibeneme, Nigeria

RR-PLR5-783. BARRIERS TO ACCESSING REHABILITATION SERVICES IN LOMÉ, TOGO AND WAYS TO ADDRESS THEM: PERSPECTIVES FROM PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES. Leslie Angama, Togo

RR-PLR5-1060. METABOLIC EQUIVALENTS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES IN INDIANS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Sundar Kumar Veluswamy, India

RR-PLR5-1700. USING PREMORBID PATIENTS’ NON-CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS TO PREDICT SURVIVAL FOLLOWING A LOWER LIMB AMPUTATION. Lonwabo Godlwana, South Africa

RR-PLR5-3615. HOW PHYSICALLY ACTIVE ARE PRIMARY CARE PATIENTS?. Emer Barrett, Ireland

SI-PLR5-1415. THE UK INTERNATIONAL EMERGENCY TRAUMA REGISTER PROVIDES SPECIALIST REHABILITATION TRAINING TO LOCAL STAFF IN GAZA FOLLOWING THE 2014 CONFLICT. Rosalie Victoria Barrett, United Kingdom

Research methodology and implementation (PL-51) 08:30-10:00, Room 334-335 Chair: Catherine Sherrington (Australia)

08:30 RR-PL-591. DO RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIALS OF PHYSICAL INTERVENTIONS FOR PEOPLE WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY ADHERE TO THE CONSORT GUIDELINES?. Jocelyn Bowden, Australia

08:41 RR-PL-929. AN INTERNATIONAL SURVEY OF PEDIATRIC PHYSICAL THERAPIST RESEARCHERS: ASSESSING QUALIFICATIONS, RESOURCES AND NEEDS AMONG PEDIATRIC PHYSICAL THERAPISTS RESEARCHERS. Gunn Kristin Øberg, Norway

08:52 RR-PL-1026. OUR JOURNEY THROUGH A KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION PROJECT. Maude Laliberté, Canada

09:03 SI-PL-1099. THE CONTRIBUTION OF CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORKS TO KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION INTERVENTIONS IN PHYSICAL THERAPY. Anne Hudon, Canada

09:14 SI-PL-2167. 15 YEARS OF TRACKING PHYSIOTHERAPY EVIDENCE ON PEDRO, WHERE ARE WE NOW?. Steven J Kamper, Australia

09:25 RR-PL-2340. ANALYSING 3D KNEE KINEMATICS USING STATISTICAL PARAMETRIC MAPPING DURING STAIR DESCENT 20 YEARS POST-ACL RUPTURE WITH AND WITHOUT RECONSTRUCTION. Gisela Sole, New Zealand

09:36 SI-PL-2376. EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE IN PHYSIOTHERAPY: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES IN IMPLEMENTING BEST PRACTICE IN CLINICAL PRACTICE. Saravana Kumar, Australia

09:47 RR-PL-2452. ACTION RESEARCH WITH PEOPLE WITH PARKINSON’S: A PHYSIOTHERAPIST’S ROLE IN SUPPORTING SELF-MANAGEMENT AND WELLNESS. Bhanu Ramaswamy, United Kingdom

Stroke (PL-35) 08:30-10:00, Room 328-329 Chair: Rolando Lazaro (United States of America)

08:30 RR-PL-2162. HOME-BASED REACH-TO-GRASP TRAINING FOR PEOPLE AFTER STROKE: A FEASIBILITY RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Paulette van Vliet, Australia

08:41 RR-PL-2564. DIAGONAL AND LATERAL LIMITS OF STABILITY POST STROKE SHOW A SIGNIFICANT RELATION WITH GAIT, BALANCE AND THE RISK OF FALLING. Margaretha Maria van Dijk, Belgium

08:52 RR-PL-882. EFFECT OF COMBINED SOMATOSENSORY STIMULATION AND TASK SPECIFIC TRAINING ON UPPER LIMB FUNCTION IN CHRONIC STROKE: A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Isaac O. Sorinola, United Kingdom

09:03 RR-PL-3192. ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF TIBIALIS ANTERIOR AND SOLEUS MUSCLES IN HEMIPARETIC PATIENTS ON AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT IN COMPARISON TO LAND ENVIRONMENT. Mariana Lourenço, Brazil

09:14 RR-PL-2578. IS UPPER-LIMB SENSORIMOTOR FUNCTION OR THE PRESENCE OF SPASTICITY 4 WEEKS POSTSTROKE THE BEST PREDICTOR FOR SPASTICITY ONE YEAR POSTSTROKE?. Arve Opheim, Sweden

09:25 RR-PL-2597. THE NEURAL CORRELATES OF BILATERAL UPPER LIMB TRAINING AFTER STROKE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Pei Ling Choo, United Kingdom

09:36 RR-PL-2630. EFFECT OF TRADITIONAL CHINESE EXERCISE ON GAIT AND BALANCE FOR STROKE: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Binglin Chen, China

09:47 RR-PL-2787. TELEREHABILITATION- IS CONNECTING WITH YOUR PATIENT STILL MEANINGFUL?. Denise Taylor, New Zealand

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12:02 SI-PL-4021. OROFACIAL VIRTUAL MIRROR THERAPY. Caroline Margina Speksnijder, Netherlands

Musculoskeletal: spine (PL-24) 10:45-12:15, Room 328-329 Chair: Ann Moore (United Kingdom)

10:45 RR-PL-2643. CROSS-CULTURAL TRANSLATION, ADAPTATION AND PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF THE BACK BELIEFS QUESTIONNAIRE IN MODERN STANDARD ARABIC. Dana Maki, United Kingdom

10:56 RR-PL-830. PHYSICAL THERAPISTS’ LEVEL OF MCKENZIE EDUCATION, FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES, AND UTILIZATION IN PATIENTS WITH LOW BACK PAIN. Daniel Deutscher, Israel

11:07 RR-PL-1230. A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF DIAGNOSTIC CLINICAL PREDICTION RULES FOR LOW BACK PAIN. Robin Haskins, Australia

11:18 RR-PL-1691. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE FOR LOW BACK PAIN - A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Gunnevi Sundelin, Sweden

11:29 RR-PL-2000. INTEGRATING ERGONOMICS INTERVENTION AND MOTOR CONTROL TRAINING: AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH IN MANAGING WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS. Grace Szeto, Hong Kong

11:40 RR-PL-2438. SPINAL MOVEMENT WHILE SEATED ABOLISHES THE PROPRIOCEPTIVE DEFICIT INDUCED BY PROLONGED FLEXED SITTING POSTURE. Vasileios Korakakis, Greece

11:51 RR-PL-2663. PERSISTENT LOW BACK PAIN IN ARAB PATIENTS: AN EXPLORATION OF EXPERIENCES, BELIEFS AND EXPECTATIONS IN BAHRAIN. Dana Maki, United Kingdom

12:02 RR-PL-3066. THE STUDY FOR RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF SMARTPHONE APPLICATIONS TO MEASURE SCOLIOSIS. Joeng-Min Chae, South Korea

Neurology (PLSoA-4) 10:45-12:15, Hall 406 Chair: Rob Herbert (Australia)

RR-PLSoA-3154. MOTOR AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME 5 YEARS AFTER STROKE EQUALS PERFORMANCE AT 2 MONTHS: RESULTS FROM THE CERISE FOLLOW-UP STUDY. Sarah Meyer, Belgium

RR-PLSoA-3423. A VERY EARLY REHABILITATION TRIAL (AVERT): PRIMARY OUTCOME. Julie Bernhardt, Australia

RR-PLSoA-944. CAREGIVER STRAIN AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS 12 MONTHS POST STROKE: IMPACT OF CAREGIVER EDUCATION. Witness Mudzi, South Africa

RR-PLSoA-1753. EFFECTS OF WHOLE-BODY VIBRATION ON BODY FUNCTIONS AND STRUCTURES, ACTIVITY AND PARTICIPATION IN INDIVIDUALS WITH STROKE: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Lin-Rong Liao, Hong Kong

RR-PLSoA-1803. STROKE SURVIVORS’ AND EMPLOYERS’ PERCEIVED BARRIERS AND ENABLERS OF RETURN TO WORK AFTER STROKE. Mokgobadibe Veronica Ntsiea, South Africa

RR-PLSoA-2151. MINIMALLY-SUPERVISED EXERCISE IS EFFECTIVE AND COST-SAVING IN REDUCING FALLS IN PEOPLE WITH MILD, BUT NOT MORE SEVERE PARKINSON’S DISEASE. Colleen Canning, Australia

Paediatrics (PL-43) 10:45-12:15, Room 334-335 Chair: Maggie Mcllwaine (Canada)

10:45 RR-PL-751. FACTORS TO CONSIDER WHEN AIMING TO IMPROVE PARTICIPATION IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN YOUTH WITH SPINA BIFIDA: A QUALITATIVE STUDY. Manon Bloemen, Netherlands

10:56 RR-PL-1384. EXTENT OF GOAL SETTING AND SELECTION OF EVIDENCE-BASED INTERVENTIONS BY PAEDIATRIC PHYSIOTHERAPISTS WORKING WITH CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY IN AUSTRALIA. Claire Kerr, Australia

RR-PLR5-542. PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF OUTCOME MEASURES OF PHYSICAL FUNCTION USED WITH LOWER LIMB AMPUTEES DURING PROSTHETIC REHABILITATION. Judy Scopes, United Kingdom

Methods of teaching & learning (PL-02) 10:45-12:15, Room 300-301 Chair: Amanda Connell (Ireland)

10:45 RR-PL-1372. SIMULATION: A NEW TEACHING STRATEGY FOR FACILITATING THE DEVELOPMENT OF CLINICAL REASONING IN CARDIORESPIRATORY UNDERGRADUATE PHYSICAL THERAPISTS. Debbie Thackray, United Kingdom

10:56 RR-PL-1860. THE ELECTRONICALLY-FACILITATED FEEDBACK INITIATIVE: ENHANCING STUDENT FEEDBACK DURING CLINICAL SUPERVISION USING IPAD TECHNOLOGY. Suzanne J. Snodgrass, Australia

11:07 RR-PL-2351. ACADEMIC INTEGRITY PRACTICES BY FACULTY IN PHYSICAL THERAPY EDUCATION PROGRAMS. Suzanne Robben Brown, United States of America

11:18 SI-PL-4039. USE OF COMPUTER ASSISTED LEARNING TECHNOLOGY TO ENHANCE CLINICAL DECISION MAKING SKILLS OF PHYSICAL THERAPIST STUDENTS IN ACUTE CARE SETTINGS. Ellen Costello, United States of America

11:29 SI-PL-3014. A PROFESSION-WIDE COLLABORATION TO EMBED ROLE-PLAY SIMULATION INTO AUSTRALIAN ENTRY-LEVEL PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINICAL TRAINING. Penny Moss, Australia

11:40 RR-PL-3592. DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF MANUAL THERAPY VIDEO PODCASTS AS A RESOURCE FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING PHYSIOTHERAPY SKILLS. Jacqueline Hindle, United Kingdom

11:51 SI-PL-3822. ACADEMIC AND CLINICAL PERFORMANCE OF ENTRY-LEVEL STUDENTS WHO ATTENDED A SATELLITE CAMPUS USING A DISTRIBUTED LEARNING MODEL. Bernadette Martin, Canada

12:02 RR-PL-2773. EMBEDDING DIGITAL RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS EDUCATION INTO PHYSIOTHERAPY CURRICULUM TO INCREASE WORKFORCE READINESS OF NEW GRADUATES: A MIXED METHODS STUDY. Robyn E Fary, Australia

Musculoskeletal (PL-15) 10:45-12:15, Room 303-304 Chair: Shaun Soh (Singapore)

10:45 RR-PL-1469. DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR THE BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL CLINICAL APPROACH TO MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN USING CONCEPT MAPPING METHODOLOGY. Kirsty Duncan, United Kingdom

10:56 RR-PL-1509. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF NEURAL MOBILISATION IN THE TREATMENT OF NEURO-MUSCULOSKELETAL CONDITIONS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. C Annalie Basson, South Africa

11:07 RR-PL-2447. POSTURAL RECOVERY IN RESPONSE TO A SUDDEN RELEASE PULLING FORCE IN YOUNG AND OLDER ADULTS. Yu-Ting Liao, Taiwan

11:18 RR-PL-1470. THE REDEVELOPMENT OF THE PAIN ATTITUDES AND BELIEFS SCALE: A MEASURE OF HEALTHCARE PRACTITIONERS’ ATTITUDES AND BELIEFS ABOUT MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN. Kirsty Duncan, United Kingdom

11:29 RR-PL-3295. PATIENT-THERAPIST INTERACTIONS IN MUSCULOSKELETAL PHYSIOTHERAPY: A QUALITATIVE SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-SYNTHESIS. Mary O'Keeffe, Ireland

11:40 RR-PL-3267. EXAMINING THE INFLUENCE OF SEATED SPINAL POSTURES (SLUMP VERSUS UPRIGHT) UPON LONGITUDINAL SCIATIC NERVE EXCURSION DURING NEURAL MOBILISATION EXERCISES. Richard Ellis, New Zealand

11:51 RR-PL-3539. THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN MYOFASCIAL TRIGGER-POINTS IN THE MASSETER MUSCLE GROUP AND EPISODIC TENSION-TYPE HEADACHES, IN THE WATERBERG DISTRICT. Wilna-Mari van Staden, South Africa

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14:29 RR-PL-2634. DIRECT ACCESS TO PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR MUSCULOSKELETAL PROBLEMS IN PRIMARY CARE: THE STEMS PILOT CLUSTER RANDOMISED TRIAL. Annette Bishop, United Kingdom

14:40 RR-PL-3311. CAN PARTICIPATORY WORKPLACE INTERVENTIONS THAT AIM TO REDUCE SEDENTARY TIME MODIFY MUSCULOSKELETAL SYMPTOMS OF OFFICE WORKERS?. Sharon Parry, Australia

14:51 RR-PL-3439. ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE AND FUNCTIONAL MOVEMENT PATTERNS IN ELITE BASEBALL PLAYERS. Yu-Pin Liang, Taiwan

15:02 RR-PL-3918. DO BODY MASS, BODY MASS INDEX AND BODY FAT RATIO HAVE AN EFFECT ON PROPRIOCEPTION?. Filiz Can, Turkey

Paediatrics (PL-44) 13:45-15:15, Room 303-304 Chair: Donald Lipardo (Philippines)

13:45 RR-PL-1991. INFANTS WHO ARE MORE ACTIVE WHEN AWAKE HAVE BETTER GROSS MOTOR DEVELOPMENT. Lynn Jensen, Australia

13:56 RR-PL-821. CHARACTERISTICS OF SCHOOL-BASED PHYSICAL THERAPY FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES IN THE UNITED STATES. Susan Effgen, United States of America

14:07 RR-PL-1003. DO COMMUNITY BASED ACTIVITY DAYS BENEFIT CHILDHOOD CANCER PATIENTS?. Deborah Rowley, United Kingdom

14:18 RR-PL-1160. THE BANGLADESH CLUBFOOT PROJECT: AUDIT OF TWO-YEAR OUTCOMES OF PONSETI TREATMENT IN 400 CHILDREN. Angela Evans, Australia

14:29 WITHDRAWN

14:39 RR-PL-1379. THE NEURODEVELOPMENTAL PROFILE OF HIV-INFECTED PRE-SCHOOL AGED CHILDREN RECEIVING HIGHLY ACTIVE ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY (HAART) IN JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA. Nicole Hilburn, South Africa

14:50 RR-PL-1854. CERVICAL KINEMATIC AND MUSCLE ACTIVITY DURING ELECTRONIC GAME PLAYING AND THEIR ASSOCIATION WITH MUSCULOSKELETAL DISCOMFORTS. Donald Lui, Hong Kong

15:01 RR-PL-1970. FAMILY PERSPECTIVES AND RECOVERY OF MOTOR SKILLS FOLLOWING SURGICAL CORRECTION OF SCOLIOSIS IN RETT SYNDROME. Jenny Downs, Australia

Service delivery/emerging roles (PL-08) 13:45-15:15, Room 334-335 Chair: Naomi Kondo Nakagawa (Brazil)

13:45 SI-PL-2358. ADVANCED MUSCULOSKELETAL PHYSIOTHERAPY IN PUBLIC HOSPITALS: UTILIZING A COMPETENCY BASED TRAINING AND ASSESSMENT APPROACH. Andrea Pearce, Australia

13:56 SI-PL-2081. AN EVIDENCE-BASED METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF SAFE AND EFFECTIVE STAFFING LEVELS FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICES. Robert Jones, United Kingdom

14:07 RR-PL-2325. IS TELEREHABILITATION AN ADEQUATE ECONOMIC ALTERNATIVE TO CONVENTIONAL REHABILITATION?. Michel Tousignant, Canada

14:18 SI-PL-1792. SUCCESS FACTORS WITHIN BUSINESS MODELS FOR PRIMARY HEALTH CARE BUSINESSES PHYSICAL THERAPY: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW WITH CRITICAL INTERPRETATIVE SYNTHESIS. Rutger Ijntema, Netherlands

14:29 RR-PL-2757. WORKFORCE CAPACITY BUILDING IN MANAGEMENT OF RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS: A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL AND COHORT STUDY OF WEB-BASED E-LEARNING FOR PHYSIOTHERAPISTS. Robyn E Fary, Australia

14:40 RR-PL-3086. WORKUP–STRUCTURED CARE IN PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE INCLUDING WORKPLACE INTERVENTIONS TO IMPROVE WORK ABILITY IN PATIENTS WITH NECK AND/OR BACK PAIN. Birgitta Grahn, Sweden

11:07 RR-PL-1682. ANY DIFFERENCES ON THE REHABILITATION OUTCOMES FOR CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY UNDERGONE SELECTIVE DORSAL RHIZOTOMY: SINGLE LEVEL VS MULTI-LEVEL LAMINECTOMY?. Nar Chi Chan, Hong Kong

11:18 RR-PL-2602. A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A TODDLER WHO WAS BORN PRETERM: HOW CAN ACTIVITY BE MEASURED?. Eliza Stuart, Australia

11:29 RR-PL-2871. GROSS MOTOR DEVELOPMENT IN YOUTH WITH CEREBRAL PALSY; ASSOCIATIONS WITH MUSCULOSKELETAL FUNCTION. Annet J. Dallmeijer, Netherlands

11:40 RR-PL-3524. IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MOTOR LEARNING IN CHILDREN BORN VERY PRETERM AND TYPICALLY DEVELOPING CHILDREN. Marjolein Jongbloed-Pereboom, Netherlands

11:51 RR-PL-3874. LIDOCAINE IONTOPHORESIS COMBINED WITH PHYSICAL THERAPY INTERVENTIONS FOR CHILDREN WITH SPASTIC HEMIPLEGIC CEREBRAL PALSY. Fatma Hegazy, United Arab Emirates

12:02 RR-PL-1252. A LONG-TERM RETROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES OF PEDIATRIC HIP SURGERY IN PATIENTS WITH HURLER SYNDROME. Marie O Mir, Ireland

Sunday 13:45 Exercise physiology (PL-10) 13:45-15:15, Room 328-329 Chair: Muhammad Rahizan Zainuldin (Singapore)

13:45 RR-PL-4001. AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS, COGNITION AND BDNF IN YOUNG HEALTHY MALES. Jennifer Fortune, Ireland

13:56 RR-PL-1634. PHYSICAL CAPACITY IS REDUCED IN PEDIATRIC ASTHMATIC PATIENTS: PRELIMINARY RESULTS. Fernanda Cordoba Lanza, Brazil

14:07 RR-PL-2104. PHYSICAL TRAINING IN SARCOIDOSIS. Rik G.J. Marcellis, Netherlands

14:18 RR-PL-4020. THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE, CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS AND BODY COMPOSITION. Jennifer Fortune, Ireland

14:29 RR-PL-4036. THE IMPACT OF ACUTE EXERCISE ON COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN HEALTHY OLDER ADULTS. Jennifer Fortune, Ireland

14:40 RR-PL-1058. EFFECTS OF A 4-WEEK INSPIRATORY MUSCLE TRAINING PROGRAM ON THE PERFORMANCE IN DISTANCE RUNNERS: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Shirley Ngai, Hong Kong

14:51 RR-PL-2838. NON-STRUCTURED LEISURE-TIME PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PREDICTS WAIST CIRCUMFERENCE RESPONSE TO NORDIC WALKING IN PREDIABETES. Niko Wasenius, Finland

15:02 RR-PL-3776. HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL EXERCISE LEADS TO A MARKED REDUCTION IN VASCULAR DAMAGE AFTER ISCHAEMIC-REPERFUSION-INJURY. Joost P.H. Seeger, Netherlands

Musculoskeletal (PL-16) 13:45-15:15, Room 300-301 Chair: Chris Maher (Australia)

13:45 RR-PL-1514. THE EFFICACY OF THE USE OF MANUAL THERAPY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF TENDINOPATHY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Tim Watson, United Kingdom

13:56 WITHDRAWN

14:07 RR-PL-1809. DETERMINANTS OF REHABILITATION ADHERENCE IN OUTPATIENT MUSCULOSKELETAL PHYSIOTHERAPY: A PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY. Devdeep Ahuja, United Kingdom

14:18 RR-PL-3109. HOW DO PATIENTS AND PROFESSIONALS DIFFERENTIATE BETWEEN INTRA-ARTICULAR JOINT BLEED AND ACUTE FLARE-UPS OF ARTHROPATHY IN PATIENTS WITH HAEMOPHILIA?. M. A. Timmer, Netherlands

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16:33 RR-PL-973. INCREASED FATTY INFILTRATION OF THE MULTIFIDUS MUSCLE IN INDIVIDUALS WITH SEVERE DISABILITY DUE TO CHRONIC WHIPLASH-ASSOCIATED DISORDERS. Anneli Peolsson, Sweden

16:44 RR-PL-2160. CERVICAL KINEMATIC TRAINING WITH AND WITHOUT AN INTERACTIVE VIRTUAL REALITY DEVICE FOR CHRONIC NECK PAIN - A PILOT RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL. Julia Treleaven, Australia

16:55 RR-PL-2696. DRY NEEDLING AND EXERCISE FOR CHRONIC WHIPLASH – A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL WITH ECONOMIC EVALUATION. Michele Sterling, Australia

17:06 RR-PL-3861. INTRA-RATER RELIABILITY OF DYNAMIC ULTRASOUND IMAGING MEASUREMENT OF MEDIAN NERVE LONGITUDINAL MOVEMENT IN CHRONIC WHIPLASH ASSOCIATED DISORDERS II. Kennedy Edeni, United Kingdom

17:17 RR-PL-2974. RECOGNITION OF PATIENTS PRESENTING WITH OR AT RISK OF CRANIOCERVICAL ARTERIAL DISSECTION: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A PROSPECTIVE STUDY. Lucy C. Thomas, Australia

Neurology (PL-31) 16:00-17:30, Room 328-329 Chair: Witness Mudzi (South Africa)

16:00 RR-PL-1342. ATTITUDES OF CLINICIANS TOWARDS SPASTICITY ASSESSMENT. Andreanne K Blanchette, Canada

16:11 RR-PL-1479. FALLS AND BALANCE DYSFUNCTION IN AMBULANT ADULTS WITH CEREBRAL PALSY – A NEGLECTED PROBLEM?. Prue Morgan, Australia

16:22 RR-PL-1663. BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF THE JOURNAL OF NEUROLOGIC PHYSICAL THERAPY: 1993-2013. Dennis W Fell, United States of America

16:33 RR-PL-2216. FROM REHAB TO REALITY: CHALLENGES IN NEUROLOGICAL PHYSIOTHERAPY ACROSS HEALTH CARE SETTINGS. Eirik Lind Irgens, Norway

16:44 RR-PL-2669. EXPLORING THE LIVED EXPERIENCE OF SPLINTING FOR THE PREVENTION AND CORRECTION OF CONTRACTURES IN ADULTS WITH NEUROLOGICAL CONDITIONS. Fabienne Malaprade, United Kingdom

16:55 RR-PL-2890. PREDICTORS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS OF INDIVIDUALS FOLLOWING TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY (TBI) REMAIN UNCLEAR: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Megan Hamilton, Australia

17:06 RR-PL-3007. "SUPER FATIGABILITY" OF CHARCOT-MARIE-TOOTH PATIENTS WITH ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC STUDY. Toshinori Shimoi, Japan

17:17 RR-PL-3723. EXPLORING THE CAUSES OF FALLS AND BALANCE IMPAIRMENTS IN PEOPLE WITH CHARCOT MARIE TOOTH DISEASE. Gita Ramdharry, United Kingdom

Older people (PL-38) 16:00-17:30, Room 334-335 Chair: Abebaw Mengistu Yohannes (United Kingdom)

16:00 RR-PL-1032. FUNCTION, HEALTH STATUS, AND HEALTH SERVICES COSTS IN OLDER ADULTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS PARTICIPATING IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PROGRAMMING: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY. Elizabeth Harrison, Canada

16:11 RR-PL-1321. MODERATE-INTENSITY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, HIPPOCAMPAL VOLUME, AND MEMORY IN OLDER ADULTS WITH MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT. Hyuma Makizako, Japan

16:22 RR-PL-1424. A MULTIFACTORIAL INTERDISCIPLINARY INTERVENTION REDUCES FRAILTY, INCREASES FUNCTION AND IS COST-EFFECTIVE IN OLDER ADULTS WHO ARE FRAIL: RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Nicola Fairhall, Australia

16:33 RR-PL-1444. ADDITIONAL STANDING BALANCE CIRCUIT CLASSES DURING INPATIENT REHABILITATION IMPROVED BALANCE OUTCOMES: AN ASSESSOR BLINDED RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Daniel Treacy, Australia

14:51 RR-PL-3255. NON-ATTENDANCE IN MUSCULOSKELETAL OUTPATIENTS: THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY. Lisa Roberts, United Kingdom

15:02 SI-PL-3725. AN ALTERNATIVE DELIVERY MODEL FOR REHABILITATION SERVICES: THE FEASIBILITY AND ACCEPTABILITY OF THE MAC H2OPE CLINIC. Vanina Dal Bello-Haas, Canada

Stroke (PLR5-08) 13:45-15:15, Room 324-326 Chair: Gert Kwakkel (Netherlands)

RR-PLR5-2189. THETA BURST STIMULATION (TBS) AND FUNCTIONAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION (FES) IN POST-STROKE MOTOR REHABILITATION: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Fayaz Khan, India

RR-PLR5-2695. TRAINING INTENSITY: A BARRIER OR FACILITATOR TO ENGAGEMENT IN REHABILITATION FOLLOWING STROKE?. Nada Signal, New Zealand

RR-PLR5-2724. PEDALING EXERCISE COMBINED WITH SENSORY ELECTRICAL STIMULATION IMPROVES GAIT PERFORMANCE IN SUBACUTE STROKE PATIENTS: A MULTICENTER, SHAM-CONTROLLED RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Tomofumi Yamaguchi, Japan

RR-PLR5-3139. EFFECTS OF TASK-ORIENTED AND IMPAIRMENT-FOCUSED CIRCUIT TRAINING ON COMMUNITY MOBILITY-RELATED MEASURES IN CHRONIC STROKE: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED PILOT TRIAL. Kristofferson Mendoza, Philippines

RR-PLR5-3171. HOW DO SOMATOSENSORY DEFICITS RELATE TO UPPER LIMB IMPAIRMENT, ACTIVITY AND PARTICIPATION PROBLEMS AFTER STROKE? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Sarah Meyer, Belgium

RR-PLR5-3312. ASSOCIATION BETWEEN WRIST EXTENSOR MUSCLE ONSET TIMING AND MOTOR CONTROL ACCURACY IN ACUTE AND CHRONIC STROKE PATIENTS. Jane H. Burridge, United Kingdom

RR-PLR5-852. THE EFFECT OF PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE TRAINING ON SEXUAL FUNCTION IN MEN WITH LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS AFTER STROKE. Sigrid Tibaek, Denmark

RR-PLR5-1030. IMPROVING SOCIETAL INTEGRATION AND PRODUCTIVITY AFTER A STROKE: A RANDOMIZED CONTROL STUDY. Caleb Ademola Gbiri, Nigeria

RR-PLR5-1228. TRANSCRANIAL DIRECT CURRENT STIMULATION (TDCS) FOR IMPROVING ACTIVITIES IN PATIENTS AFTER STROKE. Bernhard Elsner, Germany

RR-PLR5-2014. THE EFFECT OF A WORKPLACE INTERVENTION PROGRAMME ON RETURN TO WORK AFTER STROKE: A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Mokgobadibe Veronica Ntsiea, South Africa

Sunday 16:00 Musculoskeletal: spine (PL-25) 16:00-17:30, Room 303-304 Chair: Christine Lin (Australia)

16:00 RR-PL-1259. CLINICAL RATINGS OF PAIN SENSITIVITY CORRELATE WITH QUANTITATIVE MEASURES IN PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC NECK PAIN AND HEALTHY CONTROLS. Trudy Rebbeck, Australia

16:11 RR-PL-837. EFFECTIVENESS OF CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT IN ACUTE WHIPLASH ASSOCIATED DISORDER (WAD) II: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIALS. Taweewat Wiangkham, United Kingdom

16:22 RR-PL-2159. BALANCE, DIZZINESS AND PROPRIOCEPTION IN CHRONIC WHIPLASH WITH DIZZINESS: AN RCT COMPARING THREE EXERCISE PROGRAMS. Julia Treleaven, Australia

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16:55 RR-PL-3800. EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE AND TEAMWORK: COMPARISON OF PHYSICAL THERAPISTS’ AND SOCIAL WORKERS’ ATTITUDES TOWARDS ADOPTION OF NEW KNOWLEDGE. Solveig A. Arnadottir, Iceland

17:06 SI-PL-3855. PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE IN CANADA: HOW INSURANCE ‘BY PHYSIOTHERAPISTS, FOR PHYSIOTHERAPISTS’ SUPPORTS EXCELLENCE IN PRACTICE. Michael Thomas Brennan, Canada

17:17 RR-PL-3857. PHYSICAL THERAPISTS’ ATTITUDES TOWARD THE ADOPTION OF INNOVATION AND EVIDENCE- BASED PRACTICE. Bjorg Gudjonsdottir, Iceland

16:44 RR-PL-3936. PREDICTION OF INPATIENT RECOVERY OF PHYSICAL FUNCTION FOR PATIENTS AFTER TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY USING PERFORMANCE BASED TESTS: A PROSPECTIVE COHORTSTUDY. Ellen Oosting, Netherlands

16:55 RR-PL-1690. IDENTIFICATION OF FALL RISK FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS IN LONG-TERM CARE AND REHABILITATION WARDS IN JAPAN. Kenichi Goto, Japan

17:06 RR-PL-2004. CAN PULSED ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD (PEMF) BE A POTENTIAL TREATMENT FOR PROMOTING ANGIOGENESIS IN DIABETIC BRAIN?. Ming Chun Choi, China

17:17 RR-PL-2464. RISK FACTORS FOR HIP FRACTURES IN VERY OLD PEOPLE: A POPULATION-BASED STUDY. Håkan Littbrand, Sweden

Paediatrics (PLR5-10) 16:00-17:30, Room 324-326 Chair: Ann van Sant (United States of America)

RR-PLR5-2712. SENSORIMOTOR TRAINING TO AFFECT BALANCE, ENGAGEMENT, AND LEARNING FOR CHILDREN WITH FETAL ALCOHOL SPECTRUM DISORDERS. Sarah Westcott McCoy, United States of America

RR-PLR5-2777. EARLY INTERVENTIONS FOR VERY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT PRETERM INFANTS: EFFECTS AND MEDIATORS. Suh-Fang Jeng, Taiwan

RR-PLR5-2827. THE PARENT HANDLING SCORE (PHS): DEVELOPMENT OF AN INSTRUMENT TO MEASURE PARENT INFANT HANDLING BEHAVIOURS. Helen Beaton, Australia

RR-PLR5-3006. THE FEASIBILITY AND EFFECTIVENESS OF WII FIT BALANCE GAMES ON STANDING POSTURAL CONTROL REHABILITATION FOR CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Afrah Almuwais, Saudi Arabia

RR-PLR5-3777. RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF THE FOUR SQUARE STEP TEST FOR CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY AND DOWN SYNDROME. Edward James Gorgon, Philippines

RR-PLR5-2685. EQUIVALENCE OF THE ALBERTA INFANT MOTOR SCALE USING A HOME-VIDEO MADE BY PARENTS AND OBSERVATION BY A PEDIATRIC PHYSICAL THERAPIST. Jacqueline Nuysink, Netherlands

RR-PLR5-1168. MALE INFANTS AND INFANTS BORN SMALL FOR GESTATIONAL AGE ARE AT RISK OF FINE MOTOR DELAY IN INFANCY. Lynn Jensen, Australia

RR-PLR5-1354. A PARTICIPATORY GUIDANCE APPROACH: TEACHING ASSISTANTS HOW TO ENHANCE MOTOR DEVELOPMENT IN CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Marit Sørvoll, Norway

RR-PLR5-1361. PARENTAL PERSPECTIVES ON PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR INFANTS BORN PRETERM: NEGOTIATING THE CHILD. Ragnhild B. Haakstad, Norway

Quality and standards (PL-07) 16:00-17:30, Room 300-301 Chair: Janice Mueller (New Zealand)

16:00 SI-PL-3236. DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPETENCY-BASED CLINICAL SPECIALTY PROGRAM FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY IN CANADA. Carol Miller, Canada

16:11 RR-PL-2678. IMPLEMENTATION OF PATIENT-REPORTED OUTCOMES USING ONLINE PATIENT PORTALS IN ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS: A COHORT STUDY. Philip van der Wees, Netherlands

16:22 SI-PL-3177. EVALUATING CANDIDATES FOR A NATIONAL CLINICAL SPECIALIST CERTIFICATION: SELECTION AND PILOTING OF THE PROCESS AND TOOLS. Diana Hopkins-Rosseel, Canada

16:33 SI-PL-510. A CASE-BASED REASONING (CBR) MODEL FOR INTEGRATING INSURANCE POLICY AND REGULATIONS IN A UNITED STATES PHYSICAL THERAPIST EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM. Kenneth Harwood, United States of America

16:44 RR-PL-3686. PEER ASSESSMENT AS AN EFFECTIVE STRATEGY FOR IMPLEMENTING A PHYSICAL THERAPY LOW BACK PAIN GUIDELINE. Simone Antoinette van Dulmen, Netherlands

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Continuing professional development (PO-03-Sun1) SI-PO-02-21-Sun. BRIDGING FOR SUCCESS: LESSONS LEARNED BY THE ONTARIO INTERNATIONALLY EDUCATED PHYSIOTHERAPY BRIDGING PROGRAM. Sharon Switzer-McIntyre, Canada

SI-PO-02-23-Sun. PROMOTING EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE IN ORTHOPAEDIC MANUAL PHYSICAL THERAPY EDUCATION: AN APPROACH TO DEVELOPING COMPETENCE IN INSTRUCTORS AND LEARNERS. Lenerdene Levesque, Canada

Critical care (PO-17-Sun1) SI-PO-03-01-Sun. REHABILITATION PRACTICE IN ICU: COMPLIANCE WITH NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CLINICAL EXCELLENCE GUIDELINES. Agnes Corrigan, Ireland

SI-PO-03-03-Sun. IMPROVED FUNCTION IN ICU SURVIVORS WITH INCREASED FREQUENCY OF PHYSIOTHERAPY. Jing Wen Foong, Singapore

Disability and rehabilitation (PO-07-Sun1) SI-PO-03-05-Sun. CULTURE-NEUTRAL INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL DESIGN FOR GLOBAL REHABILITATION PROJECTS. Kim Dunleavy, United States of America

RR-PO-03-07-Sun. RELATION BETWEEN BALANCE FUNCTION EVALUATED USING BERG BALANCE SCALE AND WALKING ABILITY IN TRANSFEMORAL AMPUTEES. Yuji Azuma, Japan

RR-PO-03-09-Sun. ASSESSMENT OF THE SUITABILITY OF RAMPS FOR WHEEL CHAIR ACCESS AMONG PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN COLOMBO SRI LANKA. Niranja Kanuwana, Sri Lanka

Education (PO-01-Sun1) SI-PO-03-11-Sun. INTERPROFESSIONAL SOUTH AFRICAN GLOBAL EXPERIENCE; IMPACT ON FACILITATION AND ASSESSMENT OF CULTURAL COMPETENCE AND CORE VALUE DEVELOPMENT, 3 YEAR STUDY. Diane Fitzpatrick, United States of America

SI-PO-03-13-Sun. DEVELOPING A BACHELOR PROGRAM FOR VOCATIONAL TRAINING TEACHERS IN PHYSIOTHERAPY, SPEECH AND LANGUAGE THERAPY AND OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY. Marion Grafe, Germany

RR-PO-03-15-Sun. SHARED EXPERTISE IN PHYSIOTHERAPY TEACHER EDUCATION. Arja Piirainen, Finland

SI-PO-03-17-Sun. BOOTSTRAPPING A COLLABORATIVE APPROACH FOR DEVELOPING A COMMON PHYSIOTHERAPY UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN AN AUSTRALIAN AND A CHINESE UNIVERSITY. Liisa Laakso, Australia

SI-PO-03-19-Sun. HEILSUTORG: INTERDISCIPLINARY THEORETICAL AND CLINICAL EDUCATION ALONG WITH HEALTH SERVICES FOR UNIVERSITY STUDENTS. Sigrún Vala Björnsdóttir, Iceland

RR-PO-03-21-Sun. PREPARING INTERNATIONALLY EDUCATED AND GEOGRAPHICALLY DISPERSED PHYSIOTHERAPISTS FOR PRACTICE IN CANADA. Cathy Evans, Canada

Electrophysical & isothermal agents (PO-18-Sun1) RR-PO-03-23-Sun. DIFFERENCE IN THE INCREASE OF SKELETAL MUSCLE BLOOD FLOW BETWEEN TWO TYPES OF TRANSCUTANEOUS NEAR-INFRARED IRRADIATION METHODS. Takaya Maeda, Japan

RR-PO-04-01-Sun. TREATMENT OF CHRONIC RHINOSINUSITIS USING LOW LEVEL LASER: A SINGLE BLIND PLACEBO CONTROLED CLINICAL TRIAL. Soofia Naghdi, Iran

RR-PO-04-03-Sun. EFFECT OF TENS ON PAIN THRESHOLD: COMPARISON OF BRIEF INTENSE MODE TENS WITH DNIC. Yoshiki Saimon, Japan

RR-PO-04-05-Sun. MECHANISM OF NOXIOUS THERMAL STIMULATION ON UPPER EXTREMITY OF SUBJECTS WITH ISCHEMIC STROKE BY FMRI. Chun-Liang Tung, Taiwan

RR-PO-04-07-Sun. HISTOPATHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN JOINT COMPONENTS IN A RAT KNEE JOINT CONTRACTURE MODEL FOLLOWING LOW-INTENSITY PULSED ULTRASOUND. Masanori Watanabe, Japan

RR-PO-04-09-Sun. EFFECTIVENESS OF THERAPEUTIC ULTRASOUND TO REDUCE PAIN IN WHIPLASH. Javier Aguilera-Santacruz, Spain

Sunday 12:15-13:00 Cardiorespiratory (PO-15-Sun1) RR-PO-01-01-Sun. DAILY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AFFECTS EXERCISE TOLERANCE IN PATIENTS WITH IDIOPATHIC PULMONARY FIBROSIS. Akira Morino, Japan

RR-PO-01-03-Sun. THE DIFFERENCE IN CARDIOPULMONARY RESPONSE TO EXERCISE BETWEEN HEART FAILURE WITH AND WITHOUT PULMONARY HYPERTENSION. Satoshi Katano, Japan

RR-PO-01-05-Sun. EFFECTS OF ELECTRICAL STIMULATION THERAPY FOR CHRONIC CRITICAL LIMB ISCHEMIA AFTER REGENERATIVE THERAPY. Shiho Yamabata, Japan

RR-PO-01-07-Sun. DECREASED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IS ASSOCIATED WITH AN INCREASED INCIDENCE OR PROGRESSION OF PERIPHERAL ARTERY DISEASE IN HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS. Manae Harada, Japan

RR-PO-01-15-Sun. PULMONARY REHABILITATION ON AEROBIC CAPACITY AND HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH SEQUELAE OF PULMONARY TB. Julian Andres Rivera, Colombia

RR-PO-01-17-Sun. A NEW CONCEPTUAL MODEL OF CLINICAL REASONING IN CARDIORESPIRATORY PHYSICAL THERAPY. Debbie Thackray, United Kingdom

RR-PO-01-19-Sun. RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN CHANGES IN THE SKELETAL MUSCLE MASS INDEX AND NUMBER OF DAYS NEEDED FOR INDEPENDENT GAIT AFTER CARDIAC SURGERY. Masaharu Nakajima, Japan

RR-PO-01-21-Sun. INFLUENCE OF POSTURE AND GENDER ON BREATHING PATTERN DURING QUIET BREATHING IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS: A THREE-COMPARTMENTAL ANALYSIS. Raquel Britto, Brazil

RR-PO-01-23-Sun. VOLUME AND PATTERNS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN HEART FAILURE PATIENTS. Robert Haennel, Canada

RR-PO-02-01-Sun. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MUSCLE STRENGTH, FAT FREE MASS AND EXERCISE CAPACITY IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. Koji Iwai, Japan

RR-PO-02-03-Sun. EZPAP®:THE EFFECTS OF INCREASING GAS FLOW AND THE ALTERATION OF BREATHING PATTERN ON AIRWAY PRESSURES, FLOWS AND VOLUME. Aisyah Omar, Singapore

RR-PO-02-05-Sun. LOW LEVEL LASER THERAPY PREVENT ENDOTHELIAL CELLS FROM TNF-ALPHA/CYCLOHEXIMIDE-INDUCED APOPTOSIS BY MODULATING P38 MAPK/NF-KB PATHWAY. Yu-Jung Cheng, Taiwan

RR-PO-02-07-Sun. QUANTIFYING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS OF PATIENTS IN INTENSIVE CARE: AN OBJECTIVE MEASUREMENT. Debora Schujmann, Brazil

Clinical education (PO-02-Sun1) RR-PO-02-09-Sun. FACTORS INFLUENCING PHYSIOTHERAPISTS´ CLINICAL REASONING: A META-SYNTHESIS. Maria Elvén, Sweden

RR-PO-02-13-Sun. APTITUDE OF CLINICAL DECISION MAKING IN PHYSIOTHERAPISTS OF PAKISTAN. Muhammad Umar, Pakistan

SI-PO-02-15-Sun. A UNIQUE LAB EXPERIENCE HELPS YOUNG PT STUDENTS RELATE TO OLDER ADULTS. Lisa Dehner, United States of America

SI-PO-02-17-Sun. THE USE OF STANDARDISED PATIENTS AS PART OF PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINICAL EDUCATION. Ei Ping Audrey Lim, Singapore

SI-PO-02-19-Sun. STUDENT-CENTERED APPROACH DEVELOPING CLINICAL PRACTICE BY IMPROVING PHYSIOTHERAPISTS TUTORING SKILLS IN COLLABORATION WITH STUDENTS, PHYSIOTHERAPISTS AND TEACHERS. Anna Troberg, Finland

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RR-PO-06-05-Sun. EFFECTS OF A MECHANICAL TRACTION-BASED TENSION LOAD ON THE CERVICAL JOINT POSITION SENSE IN HEALTHY ADULTS. Toshiya Urushihata, Japan

RR-PO-06-07-Sun. POSTURAL ADJUSTMENT TO PERFORM DIRECTIONALLY CHANGED SIT-TO-WALK TASK WITH FLUIDITY. Tomoyuki Asakura, Japan

RR-PO-06-09-Sun. EFFECT OF VIBRATION FREQUENCY ON TRUNK AND HIP JOINT ALIGNMENT DURING PERFORMANCE OF THE PRONE BRIDGE WITH SLING EXERCISE. Masaki Kotani, Japan

RR-PO-06-11-Sun. THE IMMEDIATE EFFECT OF TEXTURED INSOLES ON POSTURAL STABILITY WHILE STANDING ON THE UNSTABLE PLATE. Mayu Sakamoto, Japan

RR-PO-06-13-Sun. SCAPULAR MOTION AND MUSCLE ACTIVATION IN PATIENTS WITH SUBACROMIAL IMPINGEMENT SYNDROME AND SCAPULAR DYSKINESIS. Bo-Jhen Chen, Taiwan

RR-PO-06-15-Sun. THE EFFECT OF HOLD AND RELAX TECHNIQUE ON KNEE JOINT POSITION SENSE IN NORMAL ADULTS. Seon Ick Cho, South Korea

RR-PO-06-17-Sun. EVALUATION OF STRETCHING POSITIONS OF THE CAPSULO-LIGAMENTOUS COMPLEX OF THE GLENOHUMERAL JOINT: A QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS USING FRESH FROZEN CADAVER SPECIMENS. Tomoki Izumi, Japan

RR-PO-06-19-Sun. TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY OF ANKLE JOINT SENSE IS AFFECTED BY THE TENSION OF KINESIO TAPING APPLICATION TO THE TIBIALIS ANTERIOR. Ting-Rui Zhou, Taiwan

RR-PO-06-21-Sun. DO KINEMATIC BEHAVIORS OF THE PELVIS AND TRUNK DURING SINGLE-LEG STANDING REFLECT THE PEAK KNEE ADDUCTION MOMENT OF DURING WALKING?. Takeshi Chiba, Japan

RR-PO-06-23-Sun. STABILOMETRIC BEHAVIOUR PATTERNS UNDER STATIC CONDITIONS AMONG HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS AGED 18 TO 65 YEARS OLD FROM FUNCTIONAL DATA ANALYSIS. Robinson Ramírez-Vélez, Colombia

RR-PO-07-01-Sun. KINEMATIC HEAD AND TRUNK STRATEGIES WHILE CROSSING OVER OBSTACLES OF DIFFERENT HEIGHTS IN HEMIPLEGIA. Jintae Han, South Korea

RR-PO-07-03-Sun. A COMPARISON OF THE PLANTAR FOOT PRESSURE ACCORDING TO THE ROTATIONAL ANGLE OF FOOT DURING STAIR WALKING. Myoung-Hee Lee, Korea

RR-PO-07-07-Sun. INFLUENCE OF KNEE VALGUS ALIGNMENT ON LOWER EXTREMITY KINEMATICS DURING LEVEL WALKING. Fu-Hsiang Chang, Taiwan

RR-PO-07-09-Sun. ANALYSIS OF POSTURAL EQUILIBRIUM IN DIABETIC PACIENTS USING FORCE PLATFORM AND BESTEST. Rinaldo R. J. Guirro, Brazil

RR-PO-07-11-Sun. PREFRONTAL ACTIVATION DURING A CONSECUTIVE CALCULATION RELATED STRATEGIES FOR POSTURAL CONTROL IN HUMAN ADULTS; A FNIRS STUDY. Nobuko Harada, Japan

Mental health (PO-22-Sun1) RR-PO-07-13-Sun. BUILDING COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES FOR PROMOTING PHYSICAL THERAPY IN MENTAL HEALTH: A QUALITATIVE STUDY. Daniel Catalan-Matamoros, Spain

SI-PO-07-15-Sun. INVESTIGATION OF MOOD DISORDERS IN POLIO SURVIVORS- A RETROSPECTIVE AUDIT OF PATIENTS ATTENDING POLIO SERVICES VICTORIA, MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA. Russel Anbiah, Australia

Methods of teaching & learning (PO-04-Sun1) SI-PO-07-17-Sun. A MASSIVE OPEN ONLINE COURSE FOR TEACHING PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS AND PHYSIOTHERAPISTS ABOUT SPINAL CORD INJURIES. Lisa Harvey, Australia

RR-PO-07-21-Sun. IMPROVING RECOGNITION OF ADVERSE EVENTS IN THE ICU USING PRE-BRIEFING AND HIGH-FIDELITY SIMULATION. Brad Stockert, United States of America

RR-PO-07-23-Sun. FISEO, SPOT AND ISPOT - FULL IMMERSION SIMULATION WORKSHOPS FOR POST GRADUATE PHYSIOTHERAPY LEARNING IN ACUTE CARE. Amanda Jane Thomas, United Kingdom

RR-PO-04-11-Sun. EFFECTS IN PRESSURE-PAIN THRESHOLD OF PERCUTANEOUS GALVANIC MICROCURRENT IN THE TRAPEZIUS TRIGGER POINTS. Oscar Ariel Ronzio, Argentina

Exercise physiology (PO-19-Sun1) RR-PO-04-13-Sun. ASSOCIATION OF HABITUAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY WITH BONE METABOLISM IN HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS. Kei Yoneki, Japan

RR-PO-04-15-Sun. EFFECTS OF STRETCHING AND MANUAL THERAPY ON ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL EVENTS OF THE VOLUNTARY CONTRACTING QUADRICEPS FEMORIS MUSCLE. Haris Begovic, Hong Kong

RR-PO-04-17-Sun. THE EFFECT OF THE ABDOMINAL DRAWING-IN MANOEUVRE DURING FORWARD STEPS. Sachiko Madokoro, Japan

RR-PO-04-19-Sun. THE EFFECT OF STRETCHING IN MAINTAINING SKIN EXTENSIBILITY IN RATS. Atsushi Tasaka, Japan

RR-PO-04-21-Sun. SPECTRAL ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC FATIGUE ANALYSIS OF ERECTOR SPINAE MUSCLE IN PREPUBERTAL GIRLS COMPARED WITH YOUNG ADULT AND ELDERLY WOMEN. Hiroyuki Tsuboi, Japan

RR-PO-04-23-Sun. MECHANIC BEHAVIORS OF THE VASTUS LATERALIS AND MEDIALIS OBLIQUE MUSCLES DURING PASSIVE STRETCHING. Jing Fei Xu, Hong Kong

RR-PO-05-01-Sun. MEASURING ACTIVITY PACING IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME. Sally Casson, Australia

RR-PO-05-03-Sun. PREVALENCE OF EXERCISE INTOLERANCE AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS IN ASYMPTOMATIC ADULTS UNDERWENT CARDIOPULMONARY EXERCISE TESTING: THE ROLE OF BODY MASS INDEX. Victor Dourado, Brazil

Global health (PO-06-Sun1) RR-PO-05-05-Sun. BENEFITS FOR ADULTS WITH PERIPHERAL ARTERY DISEASE USING MICROPROCESSOR COMPARED TO NON-MICROPROCESSOR PROSTHETIC KNEES. Christopher Wong, United States of America

RR-PO-05-07-Sun. AN INTERIM PROJECT REPORT ON STRUCTURING A DISASTER RELIEF SYSTEM WITH THE ASPECT OF PHYSICAL THERAPISTS IN JAPAN. Nodoka Miura, Japan

SI-PO-05-09-Sun. THE GLOBAL LEARNING PARTNERSHIP. Jessica Lees, Australia

SI-PO-05-11-Sun. THE CONTRIBUTION OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS IN PUBLIC HEALTH WORK AND WHY PHYSIOTHERAPISTS PLAY A KEY ROLE. Maren Ekeland, Norway

Health promotion & wellbeing (PO-20-Sun1) RR-PO-05-13-Sun. ACTIVITY IN THE AFTER SCHOOL CARE - EVALUATION OF THE PRACTICABILTIY OF A PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PROGRAM. Ingeborg Mairhofer, Austria

SI-PO-05-15-Sun. PROFY 65 - A PREVENTIVE HEALTH CARE CONCEPT. Gerd Laxaback, Finland

RR-PO-05-17-Sun. INNOVATIVE NEW MEDIA COMMUNICATION IN THE PREVENTION OF OSTEOARTHRITIS. Katja Marttila, Finland

RR-PO-05-19-Sun. ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT? HOW PHYSICALLY FIT ARE PEOPLE WITH EARLY-STAGE MEMORY PROBLEMS. Vanina Dal Bello-Haas, Canada

Human movement analysis (PO-21-Sun1) RR-PO-05-21-Sun. ADAPTION OF PLANTAR PRESSURE DISTRIBUTION AFTER WEARING X10D SHOES FOR 8 WEEKS. Jan Swager van Dok, Switzerland

RR-PO-05-23-Sun. COMPARISON OF FORWARD AND BACKWARD WALKING IN GAIT INITIATION. Chiaki Itoh, Japan

RR-PO-06-01-Sun. MEASUREMENT OF STRAIN AND TENSILE FORCE OF THE SUPRASPINATUS TENDON: INFLUENCE OF APPLIED TORQUE AND JOINT POSITIONING. Hiroki Miyamoto, Japan

RR-PO-06-03-Sun. TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY OF 2-D MARKER BASED GAIT ANALYSIS ON HEALTHY SUBJECTS DURING STAIR DECENT. Dietmar Seidenspinner, Germany

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Musculoskeletal: spine (PO-27-Sun1) RR-PO-09-19-Sun. STRAIGHT LEG RAISE TREATMENT FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH SPINALLY REFERRED LEG PAIN: EFFECTS ON PAIN AND VIBRATION THRESHOLDS. Colette Ridehalgh, United Kingdom

RR-PO-09-21-Sun. MANIPULATION FOR NECK PAIN: A COCHRANE REVIEW UPDATE. Pierre Langevin, Canada

RR-PO-09-23-Sun. CAN WE USE SEATED SLUMP TEST AS DIAGNOSTIC TOOL FOR PREDICTING DISC HERNIATION IN PATIENTS WITH LOW BACK PAIN?. Mesay Abbe, Ethiopia

SI-PO-10-01-Sun. A PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINICAL PATHWAY FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC NECK PAIN. Seow Yee Teo, Singapore

RR-PO-10-03-Sun. AN INVESTIGATION OF MANUAL THERAPY TREATMENT FOR JUVENILE SPONDYLOLYSIS. Atsushi Oishi, Japan

RR-PO-10-05-Sun. THE IMPACT OF SPINAL PAIN, SPINAL MOBILITY AND POSTURE ON THE RISK TO FALL - AN EVALUATION OF OSTEOPOROTIC PATIENTS. Ulrich Betz, Germany

RR-PO-10-07-Sun. INTER- AND INTRA-OBSERVER RELIABILITY OF THREE MOVEMENT CONTROL TESTS FOR THE LUMBO-PELVIC COMPLEX. Eva Rasmussen Barr, Sweden

RR-PO-10-09-Sun. DOES FOOTWEAR HAVE A LONG-TERM INFLUENCE ON POSTURAL STABILITY IN CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN?. Sian MacRae, United Kingdom

RR-PO-10-11-Sun. ARE OLDER PEOPLE MISSING FROM LOW BACK PAIN CLINICAL TRIALS?. Manuela Ferreira, Australia

RR-PO-10-13-Sun. DOES THE RESPONSE TO PHYSICAL THERAPY FOR CHRONIC NON-SPECIFIC LOW BACK PAIN VARY ACCORDING TO PAIN LOCATION?. Tohru Ishizaki, Japan

RR-PO-10-15-Sun. LOW BACK PAIN: EXPLORING UNDERLYING BELIEFS AND HOW THESE HAVE BEEN INFLUENCED. Ben Darlow, New Zealand

RR-PO-10-17-Sun. THE PREVALENCE OF MYOFASCIAL TRIGGER POINTS IN SPINAL DISORDERS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Marco Barbero, Switzerland

RR-PO-10-19-Sun. A COMBINED ORTHOPEDIC AND PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICE FOR PATIENTS WITH SPINAL DISORDERS: A PATIENT SATISFACTION OUTCOME. Pranav Chandorkar, Singapore

RR-PO-10-21-Sun. DIMENSIONS OF INTERVERTEBRAL FORAMEN DURING DIFFERENT TRUNK POSITIONS IN CENTRAL AND PARAMEDIAN DISC BULGE, WITH KINISIOLOGIC H REFLEX CORRELATION. Mahmoud Mohamed Aly, Egypt

RR-PO-10-23-Sun. OPTIMAL CUT-OFF SCORE FOR MOVEMENT CONTROL IMPAIRMENT TESTS. Hannu Luomajoki, Switzerland

RR-PO-11-01-Sun. EFFECT OF EXERCISE PROGRAM USING A PELVIC AND THORACIC REALIGNMENT DEVICE IN CARE WORKERS WITH LOW BACK PAIN. Kazuyoshi Gamada, Japan

RR-PO-11-03-Sun. EFFICACY OF HYDROTHERAPY VERSUS LAND EXERCISES FOR POST-OPERATIVE LUMBAR SPINE. Poonam Pal, Singapore

RR-PO-11-05-Sun. MOTOR CAPACITY AND STRATEGY OF MULTIFIDUS OF PATIENTS WITH CERVICAL MYELOPATHY POST TWO LEVELS OF ANTERIOR CERVICAL DECOMPRESSION AND FUSION. Nai-Hua Kuo, Taiwan

RR-PO-11-07-Sun. EFFECT OF SPECIFIC STABILIZATION EXERCISE WITH ULTRASOUND AS BIOFEEDBACK ON SUPERFICIAL AND DEEP MULTIFIDUS FOR PATIENTS WITH RECURRENT LBP. Jinglan Yang, Taiwan

RR-PO-11-09-Sun. THE OCCURRENCE OF CENTRALISATION OF PAIN AFTER MCKENZIE THERAPY FOR PATIENTS WITH MRI-VERIFIED LUMBAR DISC HERNIATION AND LONG-STANDING PAIN. Gunilla Limbäck Svensson, Sweden

RR-PO-11-11-Sun. NECK PAIN TREATMENT: CARRY ON, REFRAIN, OR REAPPRAISE?. Ottar Vasseljen, Norway

RR-PO-11-13-Sun. EFFECTS OF EXERCISE THERAPY WITH TRUNK AND PELVIC FIXATION ON ACUTE LOW BACK PAIN: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Makoto Nejishima, Japan

SI-PO-08-01-Sun. ENHANCING COMPETENCIES AND SKILLS FOR EVIDENCE BASED SERVICE INNOVATIONS IN PT EDUCATION. Ira Jeglinsky, Finland

SI-PO-08-03-Sun. MASTERS PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS’ ATTITUDES TO THE USE OF ‘ILLNESS NARRATIVES’ DURING A NEUROLOGICAL PHYSIOTHERAPY MODULE. Andrew King, United Kingdom

SI-PO-08-07-Sun. PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING (PBL): HOW DO STUDENTS THINK THEY SHOULD BE EVALUATED IN TUTORIALS?. Liliana Coman, Canada

SI-PO-08-09-Sun. LEARNING FROM CONSTRUCTIVE MISALIGNMENT – WHEN MAKING MISTAKES CAN IMPROVE YOUR PRACTICE. Louisa Remedios, Australia

SI-PO-08-11-Sun. A CREATIVE ALTERNATIVE TO REFLECTIVE WRITING: PROMOTING SKILLS OF REFLECTION THROUGH WALKING A LABYRINTH. Nicola Knowles, United Kingdom

Multiple sclerosis (PO-30-Sun1) RR-PO-08-13-Sun. THE USE OF MI-E AS A COST EFFECTIVE ADMISSION AVOIDANCE STRATEGY FOR PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. Rachael Moses, United Kingdom

RR-PO-08-15-Sun. IMPACT OF LOW LEVEL LASER THERAPY AND ULTRAVIOLET B RADIATION ON FATIGUE AND COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS IN RELAPSING REMITTING MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. Wael Shendy, Egypt

Musculoskeletal (PO-23-Sun1) SI-PO-08-17-Sun. AN INNOVATIVE DEVICE FOR ELASTIC RESISTANCE TRAINING. Hsinchen Fanchiang, Taiwan

SI-PO-08-19-Sun. DOSE DEPENDENCY WITH ELECTRO PHYSICAL AGENTS: BOTH THE ARNDT SCHULZ LAW AND THE GOLDILOCKS PRINCIPLE PROVIDE AN EXPLANATORY MODEL. Tim Watson, United Kingdom

RR-PO-08-21-Sun. IMMEDIATE EFFECT OF STRETCH TORQUE AFTER 4 WEEKS OF IMMOBILIZATION ON JOINT CONTRACTURES IN RATS. Hideki Ishikura, Japan

SI-PO-08-23-Sun. THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE TRAINING TO REDUCE CHRONIC HEADACHE IN WORKING WOMEN: A PROTOCOL OF RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Marjo Rinne, Finland

RR-PO-09-01-Sun. WHOLE-BODY VIBRATION TRAINING FOR KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Xin Li, China

Musculoskeletal: lower limb (PO-24-Sun1) RR-PO-09-03-Sun. EFFECT OF MONOPASHIC PULSED CURRENT ON INFERIOR HEEL SYMPTOMS ASSOCIATED WITH PLANTAR FASCIITIS. Abdulah Alotaibi, United States of America

RR-PO-09-05-Sun. IMPROVING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF EXERCISE THERAPY FOR OLDER ADULTS WITH KNEE PAIN: A PRAGMATIC RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL (THE BEEP TRIAL). Nadine E. Foster, United Kingdom

RR-PO-09-07-Sun. CHANGES OF THE CENTRAL APONEUROSIS OF THE RECTUS FEMORIS MUSCLE AND MUSCLE ALIGNMENT IN INDIVIDUALS WITH KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Yusuke Takahashi, Japan

RR-PO-09-09-Sun. ANKLE POSITION DURING STRENGTH TRAINING DOES INFLUENCE ISOKINETIC KNEE EXTENSOR AND FLEXOR STRENGTH GAINS. Kyoung Kim, South Korea

RR-PO-09-11-Sun. FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH KNEE PAIN FROM OSTEOARTHRITIS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Kurumi Minamiarita, Japan

RR-PO-09-13-Sun. MUSCLE STIFFNESS OF THE SUPERFICIAL HEADS OF QUADRICEPS FEMORIS DURING SUBMAXIMAL ISOMETRIC CONTRACTION. Chun Long Liu, China

RR-PO-09-15-Sun. THE EFFECT OF ECCENTRIC EXERCISE IS DISSIMILAR BETWEEN SUPERFICIAL MUSCLES OF THE QUADRICEPS. SN Fu, Hong Kong

RR-PO-09-17-Sun. LONG-TERM FOLLOW UP (2 YEARS) OF HIGHLY STANDARDIZED CUSTOM-MADE ORTHOTICS IN THE TREATMENT OF METATARSALGIA: A PATIENT SATISFACTION STUDY. George Georgoudis, Greece

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RR-PO-13-03-Sun. VARIANCE OF DIVIDED STEP LENGTH IN RELATION TO WALKING SPEED IN THE ELDERLY IN A GERIATRIC HEALTH SERVICES FACILITY. Takashi Nishimori, Japan

RR-PO-13-05-Sun. FIGHTING FRAILTY. Nancy Smith, United States of America

RR-PO-13-07-Sun. THE EFFECTS OF HIGHER BRAIN FUNCTIONS ON THE RISK OF FALLS IN COMMUNITY DWELLING ELDERLY PEOPLE. Takahisa Iwaki, Japan

RR-PO-13-09-Sun. LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF A PROGRESSIVE AND SPECIFIC BALANCE-TRAINING PROGRAMME WITH MULTI-TASK EXERCISES FOR OLDER ADULTS WITH OSTEOPOROSIS. Alexandra Halvarsson, Sweden

RR-PO-13-11-Sun. THE EVALUATION TOOL TO PREDICT DECREASED EXERCISE TOLERANCE IN ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC HEART FAILURE. Kouichi Naitou, Japan

RR-PO-13-13-Sun. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WEIGHT LOSS, AND BODY COMPOSITION AND HEMATOLOGIC VALUES IN JAPANESE COMMUNITY-DWELLING FRAIL OLDER ADULTS. Tatsuki Yoshimatsu, Japan

SI-PO-13-15-Sun. FEASIBILITY STUDY EVALUATING THE EFFECTS OF A FOUR WEEKS STOCHASTIC RESONANCE WHOLE-BODY VIBRATION INTERVENTION ON FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE IN FRAIL ELDERLY. Lorenz Radlinger, Switzerland

RR-PO-13-17-Sun. VIRTUAL REALITY TRAINING FOR FALL PREVENTATION. Yutaka Kawaida, Japan

RR-PO-13-19-Sun. FURTHER INVESTIGATION OF THE CONSCIOUS MONITORING AND CONTROL OF MOVEMENTS DURING WALKING IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING ELDERLY NON-FALLERS: IMPLICATIONS FOR REHABILITATION. Thomson Wai Lung Wong, Hong Kong

RR-PO-13-21-Sun. INFLUENCE OF HIP ABDUCTOR MUSCLES STRENGTH IN DIFFERENT COMPONENTS OF THE POSTURAL CONTROL SYSTEM IN ELDERLY. Jaqueline Mello Porto, Brazil

RR-PO-13-23-Sun. COMPARISON OF SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIABLES OF GAIT BETWEEN INDIVIDUALS ABOVE AND BELOW 65 YEARS WITH BILATERAL KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Roberta Brunelli, Brazil

RR-PO-14-01-Sun. THE EFFECT OF AGING ON THE VERTICAL POSTURAL ADJUSTMENT DURING THE COP-SHIFT TASK. Satoshi Kasahara, Japan

RR-PO-14-03-Sun. ATTITUDES TOWARD OLDER ADULTS AMONGST PHYSIOTHERAPISTS WORKING IN THE ACUTE HOSPITAL SETTINGS: A SINGAPORE PERSPECTIVE. Kelly Liang, Singapore

RR-PO-14-05-Sun. EFFECTS OF HOME-BASED EXERCISE WITH EXPIRATORY MUSCLE TRAINING ON THE PREVENTION OF FALLS AND ASPIRATION PNEUMONIA IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING OLDER ADULTS. Daisuke Matsumoto, Japan

RR-PO-14-07-Sun. CORRELATION BETWEEN A COMPREHENSIVE AND SIMPLE FALLS SCREENING TOOLS AMONG COMMUNITY DWELLING OLDER ADULTS. Devinder K A Singh, Malaysia

RR-PO-14-09-Sun. PREVALENCE OF LOW BACK PAIN AND RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RISK FACTORS, DISABILITY AND QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG ELDERLY IN COMMUNITY. Zarina Zahari, Singapore

RR-PO-14-11-Sun. SPRINT CYCLE TRAINING CHANGES EMG ACTIVATION PATTERN DURING THE PEDALING IN THE THIGH MUSCLE FOR OLDER ADULTS. Akira Ochi, Japan

RR-PO-14-13-Sun. FEASIBILITY OF AN INTENSIVE THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE PROGRAM FOR FRAIL ELDERLY PRIOR TO TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY: TWO RANDOMIZED PILOT STUDIES. Ellen Oosting, Netherlands

Oncology & palliative care (PO-36-Sun1) RR-PO-14-15-Sun. A SIX-MONTH QIGONG TRAINING PROGRAM FOR SURVIVORS OF NASOPHARYNGEAL CANCER ENHANCES BODY BALANCE: A PILOT STUDY. Shirley S.M. Fong, Hong Kong

RR-PO-14-17-Sun. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND SURVIVAL IN PATIENTS WITH BREAST CANCER. Gunn Ammitzbøll, Denmark

RR-PO-14-19-Sun. RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENTS IN PATIENTS WITH HEAD AND NECK CANCER. Melissa Eden, United States of America

RR-PO-11-15-Sun. EFFECTIVENESS OF AN EDUCATIONAL INTERVENTION IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC NON-SPESIFIC LOW BACK PAIN. Gisela Cristiane Miyamoto, Brazil

Musculoskeletal: upper limb (PO-28-Sun1) RR-PO-11-17-Sun. LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF ELASTIC TAPING ON ROUNDED SHOULDER CORRECTION AND PECTORALIS MINOR LENGTH IN MALE YOUNG ADULTS. Kanokwan Vichaiwong, Thailand

RR-PO-11-19-Sun. IS ROTATOR CUFF STRENGTHENING NECESSARY IN A SHOULDER IMPINGEMENT EXERCISE PROGRAM?. Helen Land, Australia

RR-PO-11-21-Sun. PREDICTING THE LENGTH OF THE TREATMENT PERIOD IN PATIENTS WITH PRIMARY STIFF SHOULDERS. Ricoh Hirao, Japan

RR-PO-11-23-Sun. GLENOHUMERAL ROTATIONAL POSITION OF ANTERIOR HUMERAL MIGRATIONS DURING PASSIVE INTERNAL ROTATION AT 0 DEGREE ABDUCTION IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS. Hiroki Yamauchi, Japan

Neurology (PO-29-Sun1) SI-PO-12-01-Sun. ICF IMPLEMENTATION IN SUBACUTE NEUROREHABILITATION IN AUSTRIA. Beate Salchinger, Austria

RR-PO-12-03-Sun. MULTIMODAL APPROACH FOR CONTRACTURE MANAGEMENT AFTER SEVERE TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY: A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Joan Leung, Australia

RR-PO-12-05-Sun. A FEASIBILITY STUDY USING MIXED METHODS: DYNAMIC SPLINTING AND PHYSIOTHERAPY AFTER BOTULINUM TOXIN (BT) IN ADULTS WITH FOCAL SPASTICITY. Katharine Stone, United Kingdom

RR-PO-12-07-Sun. WHICH FACTORS INFLUENCE THE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS OF PEOPLE WITH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY WHEN THEY ARE DISCHARGED HOME FROM HOSPITAL?. Megan Hamilton, Australia

SI-PO-12-09-Sun. COMPREHENSIVE REHABILITATION ON PACHYGYRIA: A CASE REPORT. Xiaoming Zhou, China

Noncommunicable disease and risk factors (NCDs) (PO-08-Sun1) RR-PO-12-11-Sun. THE ESTABLISHMENT OF REFERENCE STANDARD VALUES FOR THE LOWER EXTREMITY STRENGTH IN DIABETIC PATIENTS: STUDY DESIGN AND AN INTERIM REPORT. Takuo Nomura, Japan

RR-PO-12-13-Sun. ADHERENCE TO COMMUNITY BASED GROUP EXERCISE INTERVENTIONS IN OLDER PEOPLE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Clare Farrance, United Kingdom

RR-PO-12-15-Sun. MULTI-MORBIDITY, OBESITY AND QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG PHYSICALLY INACTIVE AUSTRALIANS ACCESSING PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINICS FOR MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS. Steven McPhail, Australia

Occupational health and ergonomics (PO-34-Sun1) RR-PO-12-17-Sun. PHYSICAL RISK FACTORS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF NON-SPECIFIC NECK PAIN IN OFFICE WORKER: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Deokhoon Jun, Australia

RR-PO-12-19-Sun. WORK RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG NURSES WORKING IN GOVERNMENTAL HEALTH INSTITUTIONS OF GONDAR TOWN, ETHIOPIA, 2013. Asmare Yitayeh, Ethiopia

RR-PO-12-21-Sun. PREVALENCE, RISK FACTORS AND COPING STRATEGIES TO WORK RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS REPORTED BY PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN SURAT DISTRICT, INDIA. Murugan Saravanan, India

RR-PO-12-23-Sun. A STUDY OF FACTORS AFFECTING THE DECREASED GRIP STRENGTH IN A RAT MODEL OF WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDER. Mitsuhiro Fujiwara, Japan

Older people (PO-35-Sun1) RR-PO-13-01-Sun. CAN A THREE WEEKS PROGRAM IN A REHABILITATION CENTER IMPROVE BALANCE IN ELDERLY PEOPLE? A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL CONTROLLED TRIAL. Gilles Jarret, Norway

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Paediatrics (PO-38-Sun1) RR-PO-16-15-Sun. TARGET KICKING ACCURACY IN INFANTS WITH PERIVENTRICULAR BRAIN INSULTS: DOES EARLY EXPERIENCE MATTER?. Suzann K Campbell, United States of America

SI-PO-16-17-Sun. EVALUATION OF THE ONLY PONSETI CLUB FOOT CLINIC IN THE NORTH OF PAKISTAN. Catherine Morvan, Pakistan

RR-PO-16-21-Sun. MOTHER’S PERCEPTION OF RECOVERY AND SATISFACTION AFTER INTERVENTION BY PATENT MEDICINE DEALERS IN CHILDHOOD FEBRILE CONDITIONS: IMPLICATIONS FOR PHYSICAL DISABILITIES. Sam Ibeneme, Nigeria

RR-PO-16-23-Sun. DRIVE AND EXPLORE! THE PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF USING MODIFIED TOY CARS TO IMPROVE MOBILITY AND SOCIALIZATION IN TODDLERS WITH DISABILITIES. Xuan Wen Huang, Taiwan

RR-PO-17-01-Sun. EFFECTS OF EARLY POSTOPERATIVE REHABILITATION ON INFANTS WITH CONGENITAL CARDIAC DISEASE. Sumihito Haseba, Japan

RR-PO-17-03-Sun. THE ACCURACY OF SELECTION CRITERIA FOR DIAGNOSING CHILDREN WITH DEVELOPMENTAL COORDINATION DISORDER IN KUWAIT. Suad Alanzi, Kuwait

RR-PO-17-07-Sun. STRANGER SOCIABILITY IN PRETERM INFANTS WITH VERY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT AND TERM INFANTS. Wan Chi Huang, Taiwan

RR-PO-17-09-Sun. ASSOCIATION BETWEEN BAG WIEGHT, CARRYING STYLE AND LOW BACK PAIN AND SPINAL CURVATURES AMONG SCHOOL CHILDREN IN ABLEKUMA SOUTH. Jonathan Quartey, Ghana

RR-PO-17-11-Sun. INTER-RATER RELIABILITIES OF BODY FUNCTIONS AND STRUCTURES OF UPPER EXTREMITY IN CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY: A PRELIMINARY STUDY. Yu-Chih Wu, Taiwan

RR-PO-17-13-Sun. REFERENCE EQUATIONS FOR IMPULSE OSCILLOMETRY SYSTEM PARAMETERS IN BRAZILIAN HEALTHY CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS. Camila Schivinski, Brazil

RR-PO-17-15-Sun. THE USE OF A FLOATING BALLOON AS A WALKING AID FOR CHILDREN. Koji Shimatani, Japan

RR-PO-17-17-Sun. PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF EARLY-INTERVENTION PHYSIOTHERAPY ON INFANTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL ISSUES AND INFANTS AT RISK OF DEVELOPMENTAL DELAY BASED ON AIMS. Kalyani C Nirmal, India

RR-PO-17-19-Sun. PATIENT SATISFACTION SURVEY ON THE E-MADO TELEREHABILITATION SYSTEM FOR PEDIATRIC PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILY. Ayumi Matsukiyo, Japan

RR-PO-17-21-Sun. THE IMPACT OF HOSPITAL-BASED AND COMMUNITY BASED MODELS OF CEREBRAL PALSY REHABILITATION: A QUASI-EXPERIMENTAL STUDY. Jennifer Jelsma, South Africa

RR-PO-17-23-Sun. THE EFFECT OF BACKPACK WEIGHT ON DYNAMIC FOOT-LOADING PATTERNS IN SAUDI SCHOOL BOYS AGED 7 TO 12 YEARS. Mshari Alghadier, Saudi Arabia

RR-PO-18-01-Sun. THE ELBOW FLEXION CONTRACTURE IN CHILDREN WITH BIRTH BRACHIAL PLEXUS LESION: THE CASES 2010-2014 AT MEYER CHILDREN´S HOSPITAL. Beatrice Amadeo, Italy

Pain and pain management (PO-39-Sun1) RR-PO-18-03-Sun. AN INVESTIGATION OF GENDER-DEPENDENT PERCEPTION OF THERMAL AND PAIN: A QUANTITATIVE SENSORY TESTING STUDY. YI-Jing Lue, Taiwan

RR-PO-18-05-Sun. EFFECTS OF VIBRATION THERAPY ON IMMOBILIZATION-INDUCED HYPERSENSITIVITY IN RATS. Jiro Nakano, Japan

RR-PO-18-07-Sun. CULTURAL DIFFERENCES IN MID-TERM EFFECTS OF AN INTERDISCIPLINARY PAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAM. Martin L. Verra, Switzerland

RR-PO-14-21-Sun. WHO REPORTS WHAT TO WHOM AFTER BREAST CANCER AND HOW DO PROFESSIONALS RESPOND?. Marese Cooney, Ireland

Orthopaedics (PO-25-Sun1) RR-PO-14-23-Sun. ADOLESCENT ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT INJURIES – A 10 YEAR REVIEW. Duncan Reid, New Zealand

RR-PO-15-01-Sun. LONGITUDINAL IMPACT OF FREQUENT KNEE AND BACK PAIN ON HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE: DATA FROM THE OSTEOARTHRITIS INITIATIVE. Saad M. Bindawas, Saudi Arabia

RR-PO-15-03-Sun. KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS PATIENTS DEMONSTRATE IMPROVED GAIT AND REDUCED PAIN FOLLOWING A HOME-BASED BIOMECHANICAL THERAPY. A MULTI-CENTRE STUDY ON SINGAPORE POPULATION. Gilad Fruchter, Israel

RR-PO-15-05-Sun. FOOT PRESSURE PATTERN, REARFOOT DEFORMITIES, AND THEIR CORRELATIONS WITH FOOT PAIN IN INDIVIDUALS WITH ADVANCED KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Isao Saito, Japan

RR-PO-15-07-Sun. EFFECTS OF MANUAL LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE FOLLOWING TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY: A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Claude Pichonnaz, Switzerland

RR-PO-15-09-Sun. THE COURSE OF PAIN AND PASSIVE MOTION AFTER SHOULDER SURGERY – A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS. Bettina Bertschy, Switzerland

RR-PO-15-11-Sun. TIME-COURSE, CORRELATES AND FUNCTIONAL CONSEQUENCE OF STANDING WEIGHT BEARING SYMMETRY IN TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY. Wei-Ming John Tan, Singapore

RR-PO-15-13-Sun. FOCUSED AND RADIAL EXTRACORPOREAL SHOCK WAVE THERAPY: MORE SIMILARITIES THAN DIFFERENCES. Christoph Schmitz, Germany

RR-PO-15-15-Sun. THE EFFECT OF POSTURAL STABILIZATION EXERCISES ON PAIN AND FUNCTION IN FEMALES WITH PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN SYNDROME. Gul Deniz Yilmaz Yelvar, Turkey

Outcome measurement (PO-44-Sun1) RR-PO-15-17-Sun. PRAGMATIC EVALUATION OF ASPECTS CONCERNING VALIDITY AND FEASIBILITY OF THE MINI BALANCE EVALUATION SYSTEM TEST IN A SPECIALIZED REHABILITATION SETTING. Vivien Jørgensen, Norway

RR-PO-15-19-Sun. SOCIAL PARTICIPATION AMONG INIVIDUALS WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES: VALIDATION OF MALAY ASSESSMENT OF LIFE HABITS (3.1). Hui-Ting Goh, Malaysia

RR-PO-15-21-Sun. CROSS-CULTURAL VALIDATION OF THE SCIATICA BOTHERSOMENESS INDEX IN A SAMPLE OF GREEK PATIENTS WITH SCIATICA. Nikolaos Strimpakos, Greece

RR-PO-15-23-Sun. THE RELIABILITY OF THE SEGMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF TRUNK CONTROL (SATCO) IN CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Lisbeth Hansen, Denmark

RR-PO-16-01-Sun. RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF THE BALANCE ERROR SCORING SYSTEM - BESS. Ingerid Kleffelgård, Norway

RR-PO-16-03-Sun. RELIABILITY AND MEASUREMENT ERROR OF THE ‘GRADED CYCLING TEST WITH TALK TEST’ IN PATIENTS WITH LACUNAR STROKE. Rikke Steen Krawcyk, Denmark

RR-PO-16-07-Sun. HOW MUCH REST PERIOD IS NEEDED BETWEEN MEASUREMENTS IN THE REPEATED MEASURES OF MAXIMUM ISOMETRIC KNEE EXTENSION STRENGTH?. Masahito Taga, Japan

RR-PO-16-09-Sun. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE AFFECTS INTER-RATER RELIABILITY OF THE TIMED “UP- AND-GO” TEST USING VIDEO RECORDING ANALYSIS IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING ELDERLY PEOPLE. Lin-Ling Huang, Taiwan

RR-PO-16-11-Sun. TEST–RETEST RELIABILITY OF MOTOR UNIT NUMBER INDEX BY TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION IN HEALTHY YOUNG ADULTS. Wen-Yat Huang, Taiwan

RR-PO-16-13-Sun. VALIDATION OF MINI-BESTEST AND ISWAY: A NEW TEST BATTERY FOR BALANCE WITH INSTRUMENTED POSTURAL SWAY. Lynn Freeman, United States of America

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Research methodology and implementation (PO-43-Sun1) SI-PO-20-01-Sun. RATIONALE AND PROCESS OF THE FIRST PHYSIOTHERAPY LED RANDOMISED PLACEBO CONTROLLED DRUG TRIAL IN NEUROLOGY (EUBOSS). Cameron Lindsay, United Kingdom

RR-PO-20-03-Sun. NO PAIN NO GAIN: CRITICAL FEATURES OF PEER ASSESSMENT TO IMPROVE COMPLIANCE WITH GUIDELINE RECOMMENDATIONS IN PHYSICAL THERAPY. Marjo Maas, Netherlands

RR-PO-20-05-Sun. CHARACTERISTICS OF SEARCHES OF THE PHYSIOTHERAPY EVIDENCE DATABASE (PEDRO): AN ANALYSIS OF 111,153 SEARCHES. Mark Elkins, Australia

Rheumatology (PO-26-Sun1) RR-PO-20-07-Sun. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SELF-REPORTED AND PHYSICAL FUNCTION IN INDIVIDUALS WITH HIP OSTEOARTHRITIS. Maria Constantinou, Australia

SI-PO-20-09-Sun. BONES FOR LIFE – THE IMPACT OF A 4 WEEK MULTI-DISCIPLINARY OSTEOPOROSIS EDUCATION PROGRAMME IN AN OUTPATIENT HOSPITAL SETTING. Alice Waugh, Ireland

RR-PO-20-11-Sun. QUANTIFYING CHANGES IN ARTICULAR CARTILAGE WITH RESPECT TO DYNAMIC LOADING IN PATIENTS WITH KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Tzu-Hui Huang, Taiwan

RR-PO-20-13-Sun. TACTILE MECHANICAL PAIN THRESHOLD AND CAPACITY TO DISCRIMINATE TACTILE MECHANICAL PRESSURE IN PATIENTS WITH FIBROMYALGIA. Jacques Vaillant, France

Robotics and technology (PO-40-Sun1) SI-PO-20-15-Sun. PHYSICAL THERAPY GOES APP - AN INNOVATIVE AT-HOME EXERCISE PROGRAM THE “RUMPFZIRKEL” (CORE CIRCUIT) APP. Sarah Buck, Switzerland

RR-PO-20-17-Sun. EFFECTS OF SPEED INCREASE GAIT TRAINING WITH A NEW EXOSKELETON ROBOT FOR SUBACUTE STROKE SUBJECTS. Issei Shimizu, Japan

RR-PO-20-19-Sun. IMMEDIATE EFFECTS OF ARM ROBOT-ASSISTED THERAPY IN PATIENTS AFTER STROKE. Corina Schuster-Amft, Switzerland

Service delivery/emerging roles (PO-14-Sun1) RR-PO-20-21-Sun. PHYSIOTHERAPISTS PRESCRIBING NON-STEROIDAL ANTI-INFLAMMATORY DRUGS AND ANALGESICS. Enya Daynes, United Kingdom

RR-PO-20-23-Sun. HOW DO DIFFERENT NHS PHYSIOTHERAPY MANAGEMENT STRUCTURES DIFFER IN CARE TO PATIENTS AND SUPPORT FOR THE PROFESSION?. Fiona Jenkins, United Kingdom

SI-PO-21-01-Sun. AN INTEGRATED COMMUNITY TEAM WORKS WITH THE LONDON AMBULANCE SERVICE: PERSPECTIVES ON THE EMERGING ROLE OF PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN PRE-HOSPITAL CARE. Rosalie Victoria Barrett, United Kingdom

SI-PO-21-03-Sun. STRATEGIES FOR IMPLEMENTING A REGIONAL CROSS CONTINUUM CARE PATHWAY TO IMPROVE OUTCOMES FOR PATIENTS WITH HIP FRACTURE IN ONTARIO, CANADA. Helen Johnson, Canada

Spinal cord injury (PO-32-Sun1) RR-PO-21-05-Sun. EXPLORATION OF THE MOST VALUED CONSTRUCTS OF QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG PERSONS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY IN RURAL TANZANIA. Haleluya Moshi, Tanzania

RR-PO-21-07-Sun. COMPARISON OF THERMAL AND COLD THERAPY COMBINED WITH STRETCHING FOR CORRECTION OF CONTRACTURE AFTER SPINAL CORD INJURY IN RATS. Hideki Moriyama, Japan

RR-PO-21-09-Sun. PLASMA IL-6 ELEVATION WITH THORACHOLUMBAR SPINAL CORD INJURY DURING A WHEELCHAIR HALF-MARATHON RACE. Daisuke Kojima, Japan

RR-PO-21-11-Sun. DOES SITTING TAI CHI IMPROVE BALANCE CONTROL OF COMMUNITY-DWELLING PERSONS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURIES?. Kelly L. Gao, China

Parkinson's disease (PO-31-Sun1) RR-PO-18-09-Sun. AN EXPLORATION OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY EXPERIENCES IN PEOPLE WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE. Jane Hislop, United Kingdom

RR-PO-18-11-Sun. MOTION ANALYSIS OF REAL-TIME SOMATOSENSORY CUE ON FREEZING OF GAIT DURING TURNING IN PEOPLE WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE. Kwan-Hwa Lin, Taiwan

RR-PO-18-13-Sun. COMMUNITY-BASED MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH OFFERED BY VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATION MAY REDUCE COGNITIVE AND BALANCE DECLINE IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE. Maria Elisa Pimentel Piemonte, Brazil

RR-PO-18-15-Sun. VESTIBULAR REHABILITATION IN PATIENTS WITH PARKINSON´S DISEASE. Sarah Brandão Pinheiro, Brazil

Primary health care (PO-09-Sun1) RR-PO-18-17-Sun. MEDICAL YOGA FOR PATIENTS WITH STRESS-RELATED SYMPTOMS IN PRIMARY HEALTH CARE. Elisabeth Westerdahl, Sweden

Professional issues (PO-10-Sun1) SI-PO-18-19-Sun. SPECIALTIES IN PHYSICAL THERAPY, ENSURING THE PROFESSIONAL LEGITIMACY IN DENMARK. Bente Annie Sørine Andersen, Denmark

RR-PO-18-21-Sun. BURNOUT IN PHYSIOTHERAPISTS WORKING IN FLEMISH REHABILITATION CENTRES. Eric Kerckhofs, Belgium

RR-PO-18-23-Sun. WORK EXPERIENCES AMONG HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS IN 2002 AND 2012 - A 10-YEAR FOLLOW UP. Birgit Enberg, Sweden

RR-PO-19-01-Sun. ETHICAL COMPETENCE IN PHYSIOTHERAPY – HOW TO EVALUATE IT?. Kati Kulju, Finland

Professional practice: Other (PO-37-Sun1) SI-PO-19-03-Sun. DEVELOPMENT AND PILOTING OF AN EXERCISE PROGRAM FOR PROSTATE CANCER SURVIVORS USING STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT. Sandra Ferdinand, New Zealand

RR-PO-19-05-Sun. THE INVESTIGATION OF EFFECTS OF UPPER EXTREMITY EXERCISE PROGRAM ON HAND FUNCTIONS IN PATIENTS ON MAINTENANCE HEMODIALYSIS. S. Chen, Taiwan

RR-PO-19-07-Sun. EFFECTS OF CHRONIC RENAL DYSFUNCTION ON REHABILITATION PROGRESS IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING INPATIENT REHABILITATION. Kyo Shigeta, Japan

Qualifying education (PO-05-Sun1) SI-PO-19-09-Sun. A PEDIATRIC COMPETENCY-BASED FRAMEWORK TO GUIDE CLINICAL TRAINING FOR PHYSICAL THERAPISTS OF MAINLAND CHINA. April Gamble, China

RR-PO-19-11-Sun. ENTRY LEVEL PHYSIOTHERAPY CURRICULUM IN INDIAN SUBCONTINENT - AN ANALYSIS AND FEED FORWARD. GV Niranjan, India

SI-PO-19-13-Sun. DEVELOPING PHYSIOTHERAPY IN ZANZIBAR- START OF PHYSIOTHERAPY EDUCATION IN ZANZIBAR. Jette Christensen, Denmark

SI-PO-19-15-Sun. CHALLENGES FACED BY INTERNATIONAL UNDERGRADUATE PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS STUDYING IN THE UNITED KINGDOM (UK). Adam Winterton, United Kingdom

RR-PO-19-17-Sun. EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE CONFIDENCE UPON ENTRY TO PHYSICAL THERAPY SCHOOL IS RELATED TO PREVIOUS RESEARCH-RELATED EXPERIENCE. Judith Deutsch, United States of America

Quality and standards (PO-13-Sun1) RR-PO-19-19-Sun. THE USE OF A PATIENT-SPECIFIC INSTRUMENT IN PHYSIOTHERAPY GOAL SETTING. Rik G.J. Marcellis, Netherlands

SI-PO-19-21-Sun. FOSTERING A CULTURE OF QUALITY IMPROVEMENT: DEVELOPMENT OF A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT STRATEGY IN PHYSIOTHERAPY. Dianne Millette, Canada

RR-PO-19-23-Sun. AN EVALUATION OF PATIENT-CENTRED CARE ELEMENTS THAT INFLUENCE PATIENT SATISFACTION IN PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Lesley Bainbridge, Canada

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RR-PO-99-15-Sun. THE EFFECT OF SACCADIC EYE MOVEMENT TRAINING INTEGRATED INTO TASK-SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES ON COGNITIVE FUNCTION, DEPRESSION AND FUNCTIONAL ABILITY POST-STROKE. Carina A Eksteen, South Africa

RR-PO-99-17-Sun. SPECIFIC POSTURAL STRATEGIES DEPENDING OF PROPRIOCEPTIVE VIBRATIONS INTEGRATION FOR STROKE PATIENTS. Serge Mesure, France

RR-PO-99-19-Sun. FREQUENCY ANALYSIS OF ELECTROMYOGRAM OF THE TRICEPS SURAE MUSCLE TAKEN WHILE THE STROKE PATIENTS WALK. Takamasa Omori, Japan

RR-PO-99-21-Sun. FACILITATING COMMUNITY-BASED EXERCISE FOR PEOPLE WITH STROKE: A CROSS-SECTIONAL E-SURVEY OF PHYSICAL THERAPY PRACTICE AND PERCEIVED NEEDS. Nancy M. Salbach, Canada

Women's health (PO-42-Sun1) RR-PO-99-23-Sun. PELVIC FLOOR PHYSICAL THERAPY FOR FEMALE STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE: FIVE YEARS OUTCOME. Netta Beyar, Israel

RR-PO-99-25-Sun. ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PELVIC ASYMMETRY AND LUMBOPELVIC PAIN DURING PREGNANCY. Saori Morino, Japan

SI-PO-99-27-Sun. CONSERVATIVE THERAPY OF PATIENT WITH DYSPAREUNIA IN A POST-MENOPAUSAL STATE WITH MULTIPLE CO-MORBIDITIES INCLUDING PREVIOUS BREAST CANCER: A CASE REPORT. Dianna DiToro, United States of America

RR-PO-99-29-Sun. INFLUENCE OF HABITUAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN LATE PREGNANCY ON THE DURATION OF LABOR. Rei Ono, Japan

RR-PO-99-31-Sun. LUMBOPELVIC PAIN, URINARY INCONTINENCE AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN PREGNANT WOMEN IN A LOW INCOME AND SOCIAL RISK CHILEAN POPULATION. Maria Jesus Mena Iturriaga, Chile

RR-PO-99-33-Sun. CARDIAC AUTONOMIC MODULATION ASSESSMENT IN WOMEN WITH URINARY INCONTINENCE. Patricia Driusso, Brazil

RR-PO-99-35-Sun. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RISK OF SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION AND PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE FUNCTION IN POSTMENOPAUSE WOMEN: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY. Cristine Homsi Ferreira, Brazil

Sunday 13:00-13:45 Cardiorespiratory (PO-15-Sun2) RR-PO-01-02-Sun. HEART RATE VARIABILITY PREDICTS SUCCESS IN WEANING PROCESS. Felipe Andrés Contreras Briceño, Chile

RR-PO-01-04-Sun. IS THE ONE-MINUTE SIT-TO-STAND TEST AN APPROPRIATE REPLACEMENT FOR THE SIX-MINUTE WALK TEST IN COMMUNITY PULMONARY REHABILITATION PROGRAMMES?. David Chen, New Zealand

RR-PO-01-06-Sun. A NEW, CONVENIENT MUSCLE STRENGTH METHOD FOR EVALUATING THE ABILITY OF PATIENTS WITH CARDIOPULMONARY DISEASE TO STAND UP. Satoru Hanada, Japan

RR-PO-01-08-Sun. DEEP BREATHING TECHNIQUES AFTER CARDIAC SURGERY. Elisabeth Westerdahl, Sweden

RR-PO-01-16-Sun. EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF COMBINED AEROBIC AND RESISTANCE EXERCISE TRAINING IN THE MANAGEMENT OF INDIVIDUALS WITH BI-VENTRICULAR HEART FAILURE. Olufunke A Ajiboye, Nigeria

RR-PO-01-18-Sun. RISK FACTORS FOR DELAYED RECOVERY OF EXERCISE CAPACITY AFTER THORACOSCOPIC LOBECTOMY FOR LUNG CANCER PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. Kazumi Hamada, Japan

RR-PO-01-20-Sun. EFFECT OF INSPIRATORY RESISTIVE LOADING IN INSPIRATORY MUSCLE TRAINING ON HYOID MUSCLE ACTIVITY. Yukio Yanagisawa, Japan

RR-PO-01-22-Sun. A WHEELED WALKER IMPROVES PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. Li Whye Cindy Ng, Australia

Sport and sports injuries (PO-41-Sun1) RR-PO-21-15-Sun. GAIT, KINESIOPHOBIA AND FUNCTIONAL SCORES POST ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT RECONSTRUCTION. Ming Rong Goh, Singapore

RR-PO-21-17-Sun. THE EFFECTS OF VIBRATION ON DELAYED ONSET OF MUSCLE SORENESS BEFORE ECCENTRIC EXERCISE IN NON - DOMINANT BICEPS MUSCLE. Thamer Abd, Iraq

RR-PO-21-19-Sun. DOES LATERALITY EXIST DURING SIDE STEP CUTTING?. Yukio Urabe, Japan

RR-PO-21-21-Sun. SEX DIFFERENCES IN LOWER LIMB ALIGNMENT, RANGE OF JOINT MOTION AND SPORTS INJURIES IN UNIVERSITY ATHLETES IN JAPAN. Yasuhiro Mitani, Japan

RR-PO-21-23-Sun. INJURIES, PRACTICES AND PERCEPTIONS OF WHEELCHAIR SPORTS PARTICIPANTS. Erin Thompson, Australia

RR-PO-22-01-Sun. MECHANISTIC INVESTIGATION OF ACHILLES TENDON DISORDER DEVELOPMENT USING ANATOMICAL AND BIOMECHANICAL METHODS. Mutsuaki Edama, Japan

SI-PO-22-03-Sun. DANCING FOR A LIFETIME: COLLABORATION BETWEEN AN ACADEMIC MEDICAL INSTITUTION AND A UNIVERSITY DANCE DEPARTMENT. Kenneth Johnson, United States of America

RR-PO-22-05-Sun. THE EFFECT OF MODIFIED LOW-DYE TAPING ON TAKE-OFF MOTION AND RUNNING PERFORMANCE DURING SPRINTING. Jui-Min Tai, Taiwan

SI-PO-22-07-Sun. MENTAL TRAINING FOR JUNIOR CROSS-COUNTRY SKIERS. Pirjo Pakonen, Finland

SI-PO-22-09-Sun. CLINICAL AND ULTRASONOGRAPHIC RESULTS OF PERCUTANEOUS-NEEDLE-ELECTROLYSIS IN CHRONIC LATERAL EPICONDILITIS. Fermin Valera-Garrido, Spain

Stroke (PO-33-Sun1) SI-PO-22-17-Sun. SYSTEMATIC REVIEW: IMPROVED FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH STROKE FOLLOWING STEM CELL THERAPY. Connie Crump, United States of America

RR-PO-22-19-Sun. KEY TO THE INDEPENDENCE OF PATIENTS WITH SEVERE STROKE-RELATED HEMIPLEGIA IN TOILETING - FOCUSING ON LOWER BODY DRESSING. Kenji Iwata, Japan

RR-PO-22-21-Sun. REHABILITATION WITH SLEEP? RESULTS FROM A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ON MOTOR LEARNING AND SLEEP IN THE AGING POPULATION AND AFTER STROKE. Winifried Backhaus, Germany

RR-PO-22-23-Sun. EFFECTS OF ATTENTIONAL LOADINGS ON AXIAL SEGMENTAL COORDINATION DURING TURNING IN INDIVIDUALS POST-STROKE. Haidzir Manaf, Malaysia

RR-PO-99-01-Sun. ONE-LEG STANDING TIME OF THE AFFECTED SIDE IS THE MOST PREDICTIVE FACTORS FOR POST-DISCHARGE FALLS IN COMMUNITY STROKE PATIENTS. Yoshinobu Yoshimoto, Japan

RR-PO-99-03-Sun. EFFECTS OF PRECONDITIONING EXERCISE ON BRAIN DAMAGE AND NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR EXPRESSION AFTER FOCAL BRAIN ISCHEMIA IN RATS. Shoutaro Ohtsuka, Japan

RR-PO-99-05-Sun. CONSTRAINT-INDUCED MOVEMENT THERAPY: HOME-TRAINING IS BENEFICIAL AND COST EFFECTIVE. Kathye Light, United States of America

RR-PO-99-07-Sun. EFFECTS OF RTMS ON MOVEMENT-RELATED CORTICAL ACTIVITY IN ACUTE STROKE PATIENTS WITH HEMIPARESIS. Akihiro Matsuura, Japan

RR-PO-99-09-Sun. IS IT POSSIBLE TO TRANSFER THE GAINS BY VIDEOGAMES TRAINING TO MOTOR FUNCTION OF UPPER LIMB IN PATIENTS WITH STROKE?. Joyce Xavier Muzzi Gouvêa, Brazil

RR-PO-99-11-Sun. BODY AWARENESS THERAPY IN PERSONS WITH STROKE: EXPERIENCES AMONG PATIENTS AND PHYSIOTHERAPISTS. Mialinn Arvidsson Lindvalll, Sweden

RR-PO-99-13-Sun. TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY OF A VERTICAL NUMERICAL RATING SCALE SUPPLEMENTED WITH A FACES RATING SCALE FOR ASSESSING HEMIPLEGIC SHOULDER PAIN. You-Lin Chen, Taiwan

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RR-PO-03-18-Sun. EMPATHY: CAN IT BE ENHANCED BY LEARNING FROM THE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS WITH A DISABILITY AND THEIR PATIENTS?. Sally Parkes, United Kingdom

SI-PO-03-20-Sun. THE EDUCATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS OF "THE STEP-BY-STEP IPE PROGRAM" IN THE INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH AND WELFARE. Toshinori Shimoi, Japan

Electrophysical & isothermal agents (PO-18-Sun2) RR-PO-03-22-Sun. TREATING TENDINOPATHY WITH LOW LEVEL LASER THERAPY. Ingvill Naterstad, Norway

RR-PO-03-24-Sun. ANALGESIC EFFECTS OF MONOPHASIC AND BIPHASIC TENS WITH TWO DIFFERENT PHASE DURATIONS ON COLD-INDUCED PAIN IN NORMAL SUBJECTS. Oscar Ariel Ronzio, Argentina

RR-PO-04-02-Sun. TO COMPARE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF WHOLE BODY CRYOTHERAPY AGAINST STEAM THERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC FIBROMYALGIA. Vijaykumar Meenakshi Sundaram, India

RR-PO-04-04-Sun. RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL COMPARING THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT MODES OF TENS IN REDUCING CANCER PAIN. Maryam Almandil, Kuwait

RR-PO-04-06-Sun. TO DETERMINE EFFECT OF LOW INTENSITY GALVANISM IN TINEA PEDIS CULTURE FROM PATIENTS OF ATHLETIC FOOT - AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY. Aaina Kamboj, India

RR-PO-04-08-Sun. TENS ON PRIMARY MOTOR CORTEX TO MODULATE CORTICAL EXCITABILITY DURING MOTOR LEARNING: A TMS STUDY. Ci-Hui Chen, Taiwan

SI-PO-04-10-Sun. EFFECT OF PHOTOTHERAPY (LLLT AND LEDT) ON EXERCISE PERFORMANCE AND MARKERS OF EXERCISE RECOVERY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW WITH META-ANALYSIS. Adriane Aver Vanin, Brazil

Exercise physiology (PO-19-Sun2) RR-PO-04-12-Sun. DEVELOPMENT OF AN OPTIMISED, MULTI-DISCIPLINARY INTERVENTION FOR CHRONIC FATIGUE STATES. Carolina Sandler, Australia

RR-PO-04-14-Sun. DECLINE OF CARDIAC PUMP FUNCTION DURING EXERCISE COULD SYNCHRONIZE CARDIAC–LOCOMOTOR RHYTHMS. Shinta Takeuchi, Japan

RR-PO-04-16-Sun. VALIDITY OF CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS ASSESSMENT BY EXERCISE TESTING USING A SINGLE ARM CRANK ERGOMETER. Kazuaki Oyake, Japan

RR-PO-04-18-Sun. THE EFFECTS OF CONDITIONAL STIMULI ON MOTOR OUTPUT IN HUMAN SUBJECTS USING VOCALIZATION, BUTTON PUSH, AND HAND GRASP ACTIVE TRIGGERS. Katsuhiro Furukawa, Japan

RR-PO-04-20-Sun. THE EFFECT OF CONTRACT-RELAX-ANTAGONIST-CONTRACT STRETCHING ON BALANCE DURING THE ONE-LEG STANDING. Yong-Joo Won, South Korea

RR-PO-04-22-Sun. EFFECTS OF ABDOMINAL HYPOPRESSIVE GYMNASTICSIN THE VOLUME DISTRIBUTION OF CHEST WALL AND THE ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC ACTIVITY OF THE RESPIRATORY MUSCLES. Armele Dornelas de Andrade, Brazil

RR-PO-04-24-Sun. TRUNK MUSCLE ACTIVITY AND ACCELERATION OF THE SPINE DURING PARTIAL-BODY VIBRATION IN A SITTING POSITION – A SINGLE CASE STUDY. Patric Eichelberger, Switzerland

RR-PO-05-02-Sun. CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS: A STRONG PREDICTOR OF INSULIN RESISTANCE AMONG HIGH-RISK PATIENTS DEVELOPING TYPE 2 DIABETES (T2D). Anas Alduhishy, Saudi Arabia

RR-PO-05-04-Sun. MEASURES OF POWER BUT NOT FATIGUE ARE INFLUENCED BY WHOLE BODY VIBRATION PRIOR TO VIGOROUS CYCLING. Dominique K. Goutsis, Canada

Global health (PO-06-Sun2) RR-PO-05-06-Sun. RAISING AWARENESS OF METHICILLIN RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS (MRSA) IN HEALTH PROFESSIONS CLASSROOMS: A PHYSICAL THERAPY PERSPECTIVE. Karen A. Gibbs, United States of America

RR-PO-01-24-Sun. IMPACT OF SUPERVISED EXERCISE REHABILITATION ON DAILY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY OF PEOPLE WITH CARDIOPULMONARY DISORDERS. Robert Haennel, Canada

SI-PO-02-02-Sun. EFFICIENCY OF MUSCLE STRENGTH TRAINING ON MOTOR FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE: A META-ANALYSIS. Yu-Jie Yang, China

RR-PO-02-04-Sun. CAN DIAPHRAGMATIC TAPING IMPROVE PULMONARY FUNCTION POST OPEN HEART SURGERY. Chintal Koradia, India

RR-PO-02-06-Sun. RECOVERY OF BALANCE IS IMPAIRED AND ABDOMINAL MUSCLE ACTIVITY IS INCREASED IN CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. Paul Hodges, Australia

Clinical education (PO-02-Sun2) SI-PO-02-08-Sun. DEVELOPING AND IMPLEMENTING AN ELECTRONIC LOGGING TOOL FOR CLINICAL PLACEMENTS: A PROCESS OF CHANGE. Sue Murphy, Canada

RR-PO-02-10-Sun. PERFORMANCE IN PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINICAL EXIT EXAMINATIONS: THE RELATIONSHIP TO ACADEMIC AND CLINICAL PLACEMENT ASSESSMENT. Rebekah Barry, Australia

SI-PO-02-14-Sun. DEVELOPMENT OF A PRACTICE EDUCATOR EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMME TO CHALLENGE EXISTING MODELS OF PRE-REGISTRATION LEARNING AND SUPPORT CHALLENGES IN CLINICAL EDUCATION. Rachael Moses, United Kingdom

RR-PO-02-16-Sun. STUDY ON KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE OF COLLEGE STUDENTS MAJORING IN PHYSICAL THERAPY AND PHYSICAL THERAPISTS TOWARDS ELDERLY WITH DEMENTIA. Myung-Chul Kim, Korea

RR-PO-02-18-Sun. STUDENTS’ EXPERIENCES AND PERCEPTIONS OF CLINICAL PREDICTION RULES. Grahame M Knox, Australia

SI-PO-02-20-Sun. COLLEGIAL MENTORING THROUGH ROUTINE PATIENT CONSULTATION – A NEW LEARNING STRATEGY IN OUTPATIENT PHYSICAL THERAPY SETTINGS. Ditza Gottlieb, Israel

Continuing professional development (PO-03-Sun2) RR-PO-02-22-Sun. DEVELOPING ATTITUDES TOWARDS LIFELONG LEARNING. Cheryl Peralta, Philippines

Critical care (PO-17-Sun2) RR-PO-02-24-Sun. POSTURAL CHANGE DOES NOT AFFECT AUTONOMIC NERVE ACTIVITY IN PATIENTS WITH HEART FAILURE DURING EARLY REHABILITATION. Kengo Obata, Japan

RR-PO-03-02-Sun. EARLY MOBILIZATION AND DELIRIUM AFTER GASTROINTESTINAL SURGERY. Yutaka Yamashita, Japan

Disability and rehabilitation (PO-07-Sun2) RR-PO-03-04-Sun. MEETING REHABILITATION NEEDS OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES IN AN EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONSE: A ROLE FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY?. Stefanie Schnabel, Germany

SI-PO-03-06-Sun. PHYSIOTHERAPY WITHOUT BORDERS: CASE OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE RED CROSS (ICRC) SUPPORTED PROJECT IN TINDOUF, WESTERN SAHARA. Zahir Madi, Algeria

RR-PO-03-10-Sun. THE DEMOGRAPHIC AND CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THOSE WITH AND WITHOUT DIABETES THAT UNDERGO A LOWER EXTREMITY AMPUTATION IN GLASGOW, UK. Fiona Davie-Smith, United Kingdom

Education (PO-01-Sun2) SI-PO-03-12-Sun. IMPROVING KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION, COMMUNICATION AND PATIENT FLOW IN MULTIDISCIPLINARY HEALTH CARE BY CREATING A ‘CENTRE OF EXPERTISE SHOULDER DISORDERS’. Dorien Elise Ginsel, Netherlands

RR-PO-03-14-Sun. ATTITUDES AND BELIEFS OF BRAZILIAN AND GHANAIAN PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS TOWARDS LOW BACK PAIN: A CROSS-CULTURAL COMPARISON. Nicholas Henschke, Germany

RR-PO-03-16-Sun. COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATIONS IN PHYSICAL THERAPY EDUCATION PROGRAMS. Suzanne Robben Brown, United States of America

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RR-PO-07-02-Sun. RELIABILITY OF HAMSTRING REFLEX RESPONSES AFTER TIBIA PERTURBATION. Heiner Baur, Switzerland

RR-PO-07-04-Sun. THE INTER-RATER AND TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY IN DEFINING TOE REGION OF LOAD-DISPLACEMENT CURVE. Yi-Hsiang Wang, Taiwan

RR-PO-07-06-Sun. NON-INVASIVE AND SYNCHRONIZED MONITORING OF THE ELECTROMECHANICAL EVENTS FROM OUTSIDE AND INSIDE THE VOLUNTARY CONTRACTING MUSCLE. Haris Begovic, Hong Kong

RR-PO-07-08-Sun. KINEMATIC CHAIN BETWEEN PRONATION/SUPINATION OF CALCANEUS AND ROTATION OF SHANK: EFFICIENCY OF THE KINEMATICS BY PLANTAR-DORSIFLEXED ANKLE JOINT POSITION. Masahiro Edo, Japan

RR-PO-07-10-Sun. ASSOCIATION BETWEEN MAXIMAL HAMSTRING MUSCLE STRENGTH AND HAMSTRING MUSCLE PRE-ACTIVITY DURING A MOVEMENT ASSOCIATED WITH NON-CONTACT ACL INJURY. Mette Kreutzfeldt Zebis, Denmark

Mental health (PO-22-Sun2) RR-PO-07-12-Sun. HOW MUCH DOES THERAPEUTIC NORDIC WALKING HELP PEOPLE TO COPE WITH PSYCHOSOMATIC DISORDERS?. Martin L. Verra, Switzerland

RR-PO-07-14-Sun. DEVELOPMENT OF AN E-HEALTH PROGRAM FOR SELF-MANAGEMENT OF STRESS RELATED PROBLEMS. Caroline Eklund, Sweden

SI-PO-07-16-Sun. CONSENSUS ON THE THEORY OF BASIC BODY AWARENESS THERAPY – QUALITATIVE ACTION RESEARCH IMPLEMENTED INTO THE MOVEMENT AWARENESS DOMAIN. Liv Helvik Skjaerven, Norway

Methods of teaching & learning (PO-04-Sun2) SI-PO-07-18-Sun. STUDENTS COMMUNICATE THEIR PROFESSIONAL PASSION THROUGH PECHA KUCHA. Betina Ringby, Denmark

SI-PO-07-22-Sun. EDUCATIONAL GAMING IS AN INSPIRATIONAL NEW POSSIBILITY FOR AUTHENTIC LEARNING. Frans Verschueren, Netherlands

RR-PO-07-24-Sun. THE APPLICATION OF FLIPPED CLASSROOM IN PEDIATRIC PHYSICAL THERAPY. Luyu Chu, Taiwan

SI-PO-08-02-Sun. THE SOCIAL MEDIA CHALLENGE IN PHYSIOTHERAPY EDUCATION: STRATEGIES TO ENHANCE PATIENT-SCHOOL-CLINIC CONFIDENTIALITY FOR BEST PRACTICE. Aliya Chaudry, United States of America

SI-PO-08-04-Sun. PERCEPTION OF THE LEARNING EXPERIENCE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS WHEN A FALLS PREVENTION CASE STUDY IS PRESENTED AS A SERIOUS GAME. Anne Furness, Australia

SI-PO-08-08-Sun. PROMOTING STUDENT READINESS FOR ACUTE CARE PRACTICE: A NOVEL APPROACH INCORPORATING CLINICAL INSTRUCTORS AND SIMULATED PATIENTS. Gary Brooks, United States of America

SI-PO-08-10-Sun. DEVELOPMENT OF A HYBRID TUTORIAL/SERIOUS GAME TO TEACH HOME ASSESSMENT AND MODIFICATION. Karen Huhn, United States of America

Multiple sclerosis (PO-30-Sun2) RR-PO-08-12-Sun. CLIENT CENTERED MS-REHABILITATION COURSES ENHANCE THE CLIENTS´COMMITMENT TO ACTIVE LIFESTYLE AND SELF-HELPING. Anne Kokko, Finland

RR-PO-08-14-Sun. THE IMMEDIATE EFFECTS OF AN INTERVENTION BASED ON THE BOBATH CONCEPT ON BALANCE AND GAIT IN PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. Kim Brock, Australia

Musculoskeletal (PO-23-Sun2) SI-PO-08-16-Sun. PHYSIOTHERAPY LED MUSCULOSKELETAL INTERFACE (MSKI) TEAM EVALUATION OF PATIENT EXPERIENCE, PRACTICE AND EVALUATION OF DISCHARGE OUTCOMES. Elizabeth Angela Candy, United Kingdom

RR-PO-08-18-Sun. STRENGTH, BALANCE AND MUSCLE ACTIVITY IN WOMEN WITH SYMPTOMATIC AND ASYMPTOMATIC JOINT HYPERMOBILITY. Lorenz Radlinger, Switzerland

SI-PO-05-08-Sun. AN INTER-PROFESSIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL INITIATIVE ON THE ROLE OF HEALTH SCIENCES FACULTIES IN ACHIEVING UNITED NATIONS MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS. Gillian Webb, Australia

SI-PO-05-10-Sun. PHYSIOTHERAPY IN CONFLICT ZONES: THE EXPERTISE OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE RED CROSS SUPPORTED HOSPITAL PROJECTS. Barbara Rau, Switzerland

Health promotion & wellbeing (PO-20-Sun2) SI-PO-05-12-Sun. EFFECTIVE INTERVENTIONS THAT SUPPORT EMPLOYEE HEALTH AND WELLBEING AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR REDUCING SICKNESS ABSENCE: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE. Laran Chetty, United Kingdom

RR-PO-05-14-Sun. ADULTS WITH CEREBRAL PALSY: INDEPENDENT LIVINGFACTORS AND PERCEIVED QUALITY OF LIFE. Eunice Shen, United States of America

RR-PO-05-16-Sun. VISUAL FEEDBACK IS AN EFFICIENT METHOD FOR INCREASING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY: THE RESULTS OF A RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIAL. Harunobu Usui, Japan

SI-PO-05-18-Sun. VALIDATION OF A MODEL FOR INTEGRATION OF HEALTH PROMOTION AND WELLNESS IN PHYSICAL THERAPIST PRACTICE. Diane E. Clark, United States of America

Human movement analysis (PO-21-Sun2) RR-PO-05-20-Sun. CHOICE OF FRONT FOOT AND LOADING LOCATION INFLUENCES CENTER OF PRESSURE SWAYS DURING TANDEM STANDING. Iori Arisue, Japan

RR-PO-05-22-Sun. DAMPING REGULATION OF THE WRIST JOINT AT DIFFERENT POSTURAL DEMANDS. Meng Lin Hsu, Taiwan

RR-PO-05-24-Sun. NAPS SHOW NO ENHANCING EFFECTS ON MOVEMENTPERFORMANCE IN HEALTHY YOUNG ADULTS. Winifried Backhaus, Germany

RR-PO-06-02-Sun. ELECTRONIC GRIP DYNAMOMETRY AND MUSCLE FATIGUE IN UPPER LIMB 10 REPETITION MAXIMUM TESTS. Dernival Bertoncello, Brazil

RR-PO-06-04-Sun. THE LEARNING EFFECTS OF ATTENTION FOCUS ON POSTURAL-SUPRAPOSTURAL TASK. Weng-Hin Lei, Macau

RR-PO-06-06-Sun. TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY OF LUMBAR MOVEMENT CONTROL TESTS IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC NON-SPECIFIC LOW BACK PAIN. Yuan.Hao Huung, Taiwan

RR-PO-06-08-Sun. LOWER LIMBS MECHANICAL POWER AND WORK DURING STAIR DESCENT RELATED TO DESCENDING VELOCITY IN HEALTHY YOUNG INDIVIDUALS. Yasumasa Tanabe, Japan

RR-PO-06-10-Sun. EFFECT OF AN ACTION OBSERVATION TRAINING ON BALANCE PERFORMANCE IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS. Andrea Tettamanti, Italy

RR-PO-06-12-Sun. A STUDY ON THE FORMATION OF CENTER OF GRAVITY TRAJECTORY DURING SIT-TO-STAND MOTION WITH ASYMMETRICAL FOOT PLACEMENT. Hiroyuki Fujisawa, Japan

RR-PO-06-14-Sun. TRUNK LEAN GAIT MODIFICATION REDUCES THE COORDINATION OF BODY JOINTS. Kazuki Tokuda, Japan

RR-PO-06-16-Sun. AGING EFFECT ON A FUNCTIONAL ROLE OF REFLEXIVE CORRECTIVE MOVEMENT DURING TARGET REACHING. Daisuke Kimura, Japan

RR-PO-06-18-Sun. LOWER LIMB ALIGNMENT IN NORMAL WEIGHT AND OBESE FEMALES DURING STANDING AND STEP DOWN TASK. Wareerat Shum-a-Pai, Thailand

RR-PO-06-20-Sun. SCAPULAR BEHAVIOR DURING SHOULDER FLEXION WITH THE SHOULDER POSTERIOR INSTABILITY IN ARCHER. Hiroshi Shinohara, Japan

RR-PO-06-22-Sun. ASYMMETRIC MUSCLE ACTIVATION IN THE LUMBAR MULTIFIDUS MUSCLE DURING UNILATERAL PRONE HIP EXTENSION. Michio Wachi, Japan

RR-PO-06-24-Sun. INFLUENCE OF MAXIMUM HIP FLEXION ON THE PELVIS AND LUMBAR VERTEBRAE: COMPARISON OF FOUR HEALTHY AGE GROUPS. Tsuyuki Kato, Japan

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RR-PO-10-16-Sun. FIRST STEP TO THERAPEUTIC WALKING FOR SCOLIOSIS: EXPLORATORY RESEARCH. Murat Dalkilinc, Turkey

RR-PO-10-18-Sun. THE DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF ADOLESCENT PATIENTS WITH SPONDYLOLYSIS DURING FORWARD LUNGE - THE POINT AIMED AT TRUNK EXTENSION ANGLE. Yuki Obokata, Japan

RR-PO-10-20-Sun. SEASONAL VARIATION IN CERVICAL ARTERY DISSECTION IN THE HUNTER NEW ENGLAND REGION, NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA: A RETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY. Lucy C. Thomas, Australia

RR-PO-10-22-Sun. THE EFFECT OF GOLF PUTTER LENGTH UPON LUMBAR SPINE LOADS DURING THE PUTTING STROKE. R. Barry Dale, United States of America

RR-PO-10-24-Sun. EFFICACY OF ADDING THE KINESIOTAPING TO GUIDELINE-ENDORSED CONVENTIONAL PHYSIOTHERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN: A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Luciola Da Cunha Menezes Costa, Brazil

RR-PO-11-02-Sun. USE OF TRACTION TO TREAT CERVICOGENIC DIZZINESS: A CASE STUDY. Rob Landel, United States of America

RR-PO-11-04-Sun. THE EFFECT OF ALLOCATION OF ATTENTIONAL RESOURCES ON POSTURAL CONTROL IN INDIVIDUALS WITH CHRONIC NONSPECIFIC NECK PAIN. Mohammad Jafar Shaterzadeh, Iran

RR-PO-11-06-Sun. SELF-REPORTED BACK AND/OR LEG PAIN IN YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED GREEK ADULTS. DOES PAIN LOCATION AND INTENSITY AFFECT LIFE-FUNCTIONING FACTORS?. Nikolaos Strimpakos, Greece

RR-PO-11-08-Sun. DISTURBED MUSCULAR ADAPTATION AND CHANGED MOTOR STRATEGIES IN RECURRENT LOW BACK PAIN PATIENTS DURING STAIR WALKING AFTER EXPERIMENTAL BACK-MUSCLE FATIGUE. Lars Henrik Larsen, Denmark

RR-PO-11-10-Sun. A TIME SERIES SURVEY OF PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSESSMENT OF SACRO-ILIAC JOINT DYSFUNCTION IN THE UNITED STATES. Cheri Hodges, United States of America

RR-PO-11-12-Sun. EVIDENCE FOR A GENERAL STIFFENING MOTOR CONTROL PATTERN IN NECK PAIN: A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY. Ingebrigt Meisingset, Norway

RR-PO-11-14-Sun. MOTOR CONTROL EXERCISE FOR ACUTE AND SUBACUTE LOW BACK PAIN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Bruno Saragiotto, Australia

RR-PO-11-16-Sun. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LUMBAR SPINE RANGE-OF-MOTION AND BALANCE PERFORMANCE DURING FORWARD REACHING IN PATIENTS WITH LUMBAR SPINAL STENOSIS FOLLOWING FUSION SURGERY. Yu-An Chen, Taiwan

Musculoskeletal: upper limb (PO-28-Sun2) RR-PO-11-18-Sun. A SELF-MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME FOR EMPLOYEES WITH COMPLAINTS OF THE ARM, NECK, OR SHOULDER: SHORT AND MIDDLE TERM EFFECTS. Nathan Hutting, Netherlands

RR-PO-11-20-Sun. DIFFERENCES IN SCAPULAR UPWARD ROTATION AND ACTIVITIES OF DOWNWARD ROTATORS DURING ARM ELEVATION BETWEEN SYMPTOMATIC AND ASYMPTOMATIC ROTATOR CUFF TEARS. Hiroaki Ishikawa, Japan

RR-PO-11-22-Sun. EFFECT OF ROTATOR CUFF TEARS ON JOINT REACTION FORCE AND MUSCLE FORCE: MUSCULOSKELETAL MODEL SIMULATION. Ryoji Kiyama, Japan

RR-PO-11-24-Sun. THE INFLUENCE OF AN ISOMETRIC PULL-DOWN EXERCISE ON ACROMIO-HUMERAL DISTANCE IN PEOPLE WITH SUBACROMIAL PAIN SYNDROME. Agnieszka Kuncewicz, United Kingdom

Neurology (PO-29-Sun2) RR-PO-12-02-Sun. ADAPTATION AND SERVICEABILITY OF THE MAXIMUM INSUFFLATION CAPACITY(MIC) TRAINING TO THE PATIENTS WITH AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS. Yousuke Ariake, Japan

RR-PO-12-04-Sun. FEASIBILITY OF BALLISTIC STRENGTH TRAINING IN NEUROLOGICAL REHABILITATION. Gavin Williams, Australia

RR-PO-12-06-Sun. INTER-RATER RELIABILITY OF A WRIGHT RESPIROMETER TO MEASURE VITAL CAPACITY IN NEUROMUSCULAR DISORDERS. Ryuji Yoshinaga, Japan

RR-PO-08-24-Sun. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TRANSVERSUS ABDOMINIS THICKNESS AND ABDOMINAL PRESSURE DURING SUCCESSFUL AND UNSUCCESSFUL ABDOMINAL DRAW-IN MANEUVERS. Hotaka Sugimoto, Japan

RR-PO-09-02-Sun. THE RELIABILITY OF ULTRASOUND IMAGING IN MEASURING TENDON SIZE: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS. Sean Mc Auliffe, Ireland

Musculoskeletal: lower limb (PO-24-Sun2) RR-PO-09-04-Sun. HEAVY LOAD ECCENTRIC EXERCISE FOR ACHILLES TENDINOPATHY; TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING?. Steve Tumilty, New Zealand

SI-PO-09-06-Sun. PATIENT EDUCATION AND BASIC BODY AWARENESS THERAPY IN HIP OSTEORATHRITIS: A MULTIPLE CASE STUDY OF TREATMENT RESPONSES. Liv Inger Strand, Norway

RR-PO-09-08-Sun. HIP ABDUCTOR STRENGTH ASSOCIATION WITH FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE OF PATIENTS AFTER UNILATERAL TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY. Andy Chi Ming Chan, Hong Kong

RR-PO-09-10-Sun. CONSTRUCT VALIDITY AND RESPONSIVENESS OF FUNCTIONAL MEASURES USED IN LOWER LIMB AMPUTEES FOLLOWING AN OUTPATIENT PROSTHETIC REHABILITATION PROGRAM. Kajsa Lindberg, Denmark

RR-PO-09-12-Sun. THE EFFECTS OF KINESIO TAPING ON MUSCLE STRENGTH AND PROPRIOCEPTION OF THE KNEES IN FEMALE COLLEGE STUDENTS. Qi Qi, China

RR-PO-09-14-Sun. PRE-OPERATIVE PHYSIOTHERAPY REHABILITATION PROGRAMMES IMPROVE THE OUTCOMES OF TREATMENT FOLLOWING ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT INJURY. Francis Fatoye, United Kingdom

RR-PO-09-16-Sun. EFFECT OF ACTIVE RELEASE TECHNIQUE V/S MYOFASCIAL RELEASE ON SUBJECTS WITH PLANTAR FASCIITIS: A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL. Vijay Kage, India

Musculoskeletal: spine (PO-27-Sun2) RR-PO-09-18-Sun. CERVICAL RADICULOPATHY: A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL EVALUATING THE SHORT-TERM EFFECT OF TWO MANUAL THERAPY AND EXERCISE PROTOCOLS. Pierre Langevin, Canada

RR-PO-09-20-Sun. KNEE PAIN MIGHT ORIGINATE FROM YOUR LOWER BACK. Mohammed Badghish, Saudi Arabia

RR-PO-09-22-Sun. IS THERE ALTERED ACTIVITY OF DORSAL NECK MUSCLES DURING ISOMETRIC CONTRACTION OF ARM MUSCLES IN INDIVIDUALS WITH CHRONIC NECK PAIN?. Mahsa Rahnama, Iran

RR-PO-09-24-Sun. DEGENERATIVE JOINT DISEASE OF THE CERVICAL SPINE ACROSS CONTINENTS AND MILLENNIA: DO CULTURE OR GEOGRAPHY MATTER?. Ann Beavis, United Kingdom

RR-PO-10-02-Sun. PROGNOSTIC AND PRESCRIPTIVE CLINICAL PREDICTION RULES FOR LOW BACK PAIN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Robin Haskins, Australia

RR-PO-10-04-Sun. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF AN AMBULATORY PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENT PROGRAM ON PAIN AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME MEASURES IN PATIENTS WITH LOW BACK PAIN. Martin Alfuth, Germany

RR-PO-10-06-Sun. THE ABDOMINAL DRAWING-IN MANEUVER TO DETECT ACTIVITY IN THE DEEP ABDOMINAL MUSCLES. IS THIS CLINICAL TOOL RELIABLE AND VALID?. Eva Rasmussen Barr, Sweden

RR-PO-10-08-Sun. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SLEEP QUALITY AND FUNCTIONAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN. Saddam Kanaan, Jordan

RR-PO-10-10-Sun. WALKING ABILITY AND FOOT PRESSURE PATTERN ASSOCIATED WITH SPINAL KYPHOSIS. Hiromichi Sato, Japan

RR-PO-10-12-Sun. USING THE NECK TORSION MANOEUVER TO IDENTIFY A CERVICAL CAUSE OF POSTURAL INSTABILITY. Julia Treleaven, Australia

RR-PO-10-14-Sun. CORRELATION OF ISOMETRIC TRUNK STRENGTH AND LUMBOPELVIC CONTROL IN CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN. An Hua Huang, Taiwan

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RR-PO-13-24-Sun. EFFECT OF BALANCE EXERCISES ON ANKLE MOTION DURING NORMAL AND DUAL-TASK GAIT IN OLDER ADULTS. Daniela Abreu, Brazil

RR-PO-14-02-Sun. EFFECTS OF RESISTANCE TRAINING USING LST IN CONVALESCENT REHABILITATION WARD INPATIENTS IN JAPAN. Shin Satou, Japan

RR-PO-14-04-Sun. SENSITIVITY OF BALANCE AND GAIT TINETTI VERSUS SPPB SCALES IN HEALTHY AND PATHOLOGICAL ELDERLY OF COARI - AM - BRAZIL. Alessandro Pin, Brazil

RR-PO-14-06-Sun. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GAIT PARAMETERS AND DYNAMIC BALANCE IN PEOPLE WITH DIABETES. Yi-Po Chiu, United States of America

RR-PO-14-08-Sun. THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS AND TRUNK MOVEMENT DURING GAIT IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING ELDERLY. Ryo Nakamura, Japan

SI-PO-14-10-Sun. MOTOR FUNCTION CHANGE IN THE ELDERLY WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE PREVENTIVE LONG-TERM CARE PROGRAM CONTINUOUSLY FOR MORE THAN 3 YEARS. Hitomi Bunki, Japan

RR-PO-14-12-Sun. CORRELATES OF DUAL SENSORY IMPAIRMENT IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING OLDER PEOPLE: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY. Alessandra N. Garcia, Brazil

Oncology & palliative care (PO-36-Sun2) RR-PO-14-14-Sun. EFFECTS OF TAI CHI QIGONG TRAINING ON AEROBIC CAPACITY AND ARTERIAL HEMODYNAMICS IN SURVIVORS OF NASOPHARYNGEAL CANCER. Shirley S.M. Fong, Hong Kong

RR-PO-14-16-Sun. HEART-RATE VARIABILITY CHANGES IN SURVIVORS OF NASOPHARYNGEAL CANCER DURING TAI CHI QIGONG PRACTICE. Shirley S.M. Fong, Hong Kong

RR-PO-14-18-Sun. SOCIAL FUNCTION, EXERCISE BEHAVIORS, HEALTH-RELATED OUTCOME AND NUTRITION STATUS IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING CANCER SURVIVORS AGED 65 YEARS AND OLDER. Hikaru Ihira, Japan

RR-PO-14-20-Sun. DO PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS IN THE CANCER POPULATION RECOVER WITHOUT INTERVENTION? AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY. Gareth Jones, United Kingdom

RR-PO-14-22-Sun. EXAMINING THE IMPACT OF OESOPHAGEAL SURGERY ON FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE. Jenny Gannon, Ireland

Orthopaedics (PO-25-Sun2) RR-PO-14-24-Sun. SPECIFIC EXERCISES AND HEEL LIFT IMPROVE FUNCTIONAL AND PATIENT-PERCEIVED LEG LENGTH DISCREPANCIES AFTER TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Tatsuya Nakanowatari, Japan

RR-PO-15-02-Sun. A HOME-BASED PHYSICAL PROGRAM AND FOOT-WORN BIOMECHANICAL DEVICE FOR PATIENTS WITH HIP OSTEOARTHRITIS. Gilad Fruchter, Israel

RR-PO-15-04-Sun. THE EFFECT OF PERCEIVED LLD ON LOWER LIMB LOAD CHARACTERISTICS DURING EARLY POSTOPERATIVE STATIC STANDING IN PATIENTS WHO UNDERWENT THA. Koji Kumashiro, Japan

RR-PO-15-06-Sun. CHARACTERISTICS OF KNEE KINETICS DURING GAIT FOR TWO TYPES OF TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY (PS TYPE AND CS TYPE). Noboru Shimada, Japan

RR-PO-15-08-Sun. SPECIFIC EXERCISE TARGETING THE SEMITENDINOSUS IN FEMALE ACL-RECONSTRUCTED ATHLETES. Hanne Bloch Lauridsen, Denmark

RR-PO-15-10-Sun. IS REHABILITATION EFFICIENT IN MASSIVE ROTATOR CUFF TEARS?. Florence Nguyen Huu, Switzerland

RR-PO-15-12-Sun. CAN THE HEALTH ACTION PROCESS APPROACH EXPLAIN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FOLLOWING TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY?. Bronwyn Harman, New Zealand

RR-PO-15-14-Sun. THE EFFECTS OF END-OF-RANGE GRADE A+ MOBILISATION FOLLOWING ACUTE PRIMARY TKA. Luís Carlos Pereira, Switzerland

SI-PO-15-16-Sun. ACUPUNCTURE FOR OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE: COMMON POINTS AND TREATMENT PARAMETERS USED. Sheelagh Mc Neill, Ireland

RR-PO-12-08-Sun. WRITER`S CRAMP: DO INCREASED FINGER FORCES GENERALIZE TO OTHER FINE MOTOR ASPECTS?. Kathrin Allgöwer, Germany

Noncommunicable disease and risk factors (NCDs) (PO-08-Sun2) RR-PO-12-10-Sun. HIGH PREVALENCE, AND CLUSTERING OF LIFESTYLE AND MODIFIABLE CARDIOVASCULAR RISK FACTORS AMONG RURAL ADOLESCENTS IN SOUTH WEST NIGERIA. Nse Odunaiya, Nigeria

RR-PO-12-12-Sun. BEHAVIOR CHANGE INTERVENTION FOR PATIENTS WITH ABDOMINAL OBESITY. Rika Mangyo, Japan

RR-PO-12-14-Sun. INVERSE ASSOCIATION OF INSULIN RESISTANCE WITH 6 MINUTE WALK DISTANCE IN JAPANESE PATIENTS WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES. Yoshikazu Hirasawa, Japan

Occupational health and ergonomics (PO-34-Sun2) RR-PO-12-16-Sun. EVIDENCE OF ALLERGIC REACTIONS AND VENTILATORY IMPAIRMENTS AMONG TRADERS THAT OPERATE FROM FOODSTUFF WAREHOUSES. Viola Egbosionu, Nigeria

RR-PO-12-18-Sun. PREVALENCE OF WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS IN AFRICA: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Nancy Eileen Nekoye Wanyonyi, Kenya

SI-PO-12-20-Sun. RISK FACTOR OF BACK PAIN AMONG AGRICULTURAL FARMERS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Chadayu Udom, Thailand

RR-PO-12-22-Sun. EVALUATION OF THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM SYMPTOMS AMONG OFFICE WORKERS AND ASSESSMENT OF THE RISK FACTORS IN THE OFFICE WORK ENVIRONMENT. Feryal Subasi, Turkey

RR-PO-12-24-Sun. THE PREVALENCE OF MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN IN MILITARY POLICE OF CAXIAS DO SUL (RS - BRAZIL). Luis Gonzaga Moura Junior, Brazil

Older people (PO-35-Sun2) RR-PO-13-02-Sun. PSYCHOTROPIC MEDICATIONS AND FALL RISK IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING OLDER PERSONS USING WALKING-AIDS. S. Chen, Taiwan

RR-PO-13-04-Sun. EVIDENCE-INFORMED RECOMMENDATIONS IN REHABILITATION FOR OLDER ADULTS LIVING WITH HIV: IMPLICATIONS FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE. Patty Solomon, Canada

RR-PO-13-06-Sun. A PROSPECTIVE PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINICAL PATHWAY FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF PAIN, FUNCTION AND MOOD IN OLDER ADULTS WITH OR WITHOUT DEMENTIA. W F Ho, Singapore

RR-PO-13-08-Sun. IS EXERCISE THERAPY EFFECTIVE IN THE OLDER PEOPLE? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Mohamed Sirajuddin Sulaiman, Singapore

RR-PO-13-10-Sun. ‘BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY’ - PERCEPTIONS OF FALL-RELATED CONCERNS AND BALANCE IN OLDER WOMEN WITH OSTEOPOROSIS. Alexandra Halvarsson, Sweden

RR-PO-13-12-Sun. HIP WALKING PERFORMANCE PREDICTS THE FALL ONE YEAR LATER IN COMMUNITY DWELLING OLD-OLD WOMEN. Keitaro Makino, Japan

SI-PO-13-14-Sun. TAI CHI-BASED EXERGAMING PROGRAM FOR OLDER ADULTS AT RISK OF COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT. Chih-Chin Hsieh, Taiwan

RR-PO-13-16-Sun. GAIT CHARACTERISTICS DURING DUAL-TASK WALKING IN OLDER ADULTS WITH AND WITHOUT MILDLY COGNITIVE IMPAIRED. Chu-Hung Chang, Taiwan

SI-PO-13-18-Sun. EFFECTS OF THORAX CORRECTION EXERCISE ON FLEXED POSTURE, PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE, AND PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING OLDER WOMEN WITH HYPERKYPHOSIS. Hyun Jeong Jang, South Korea

RR-PO-13-20-Sun. MULTISENSORY INTEGRATION ABILITY CORRELATES WITH SPATIAL WORKING MEMORY AND FUNCTIONAL MOBILITY IN COGNITIVELY NORMAL MIDDLE-AGED AND OLDER ADULTS. Pei-Yi Wu, Taiwan

RR-PO-13-22-Sun. INTEGRITY OF CALLOSAL-SUPPLEMENTARY MOTOR FIBERS CORRELATES WITH GAIT PERFORMANCE IN OLDER ADULTS WITH AND WITHOUT COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT. Chien-Kuang Tu, Taiwan

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RR-PO-17-16-Sun. ANALYSIS OF WRIST AND FINGERS POSITIONS DURING WRITING IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN. Salam Mohamed Elhafez, Egypt

RR-PO-17-18-Sun. THE CORRELATION BETWEEN PEDIATRIC CLINICAL TEST OF SENSORY INTERACTION FOR BALANCE (PCTSIB) AND SENSORY ORGANIZATION TEST (SOT) IN ADOLESCENTS. Hui-Ya Chen, Taiwan

RR-PO-17-20-Sun. WHAT MADE CHILDREN ACTIVE DURING REHABILITATION SESSIONS. Guorong Wei, China

RR-PO-17-22-Sun. MOTOR AND COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENTAL OF CHILDREN EXPOSED AND NO EXPOSED TO HIV. Cristina de Sá, Brazil

RR-PO-17-24-Sun. PARTICIPATION IN EVERYDAY ACTIVITIES IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES IN TAIWAN. Lin-Ju Kang, Taiwan

Pain and pain management (PO-39-Sun2) SI-PO-18-02-Sun. EFFECT OF LOW LEVEL LASER THERAPY ON PAIN AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN DIABETIC PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY. Arun Maiya Gundmi, India

RR-PO-18-04-Sun. ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE AND PAIN IN CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME: COMORBIDITY WITH FIBROMYALGIA DOES MATTER. Kelly Ickmans, Belgium

RR-PO-18-06-Sun. SEDENTARY BEHAVIOUR AND CHRONIC PAIN: BUILDING A PROFILE OF BEHAVIOURS AND CLINICAL ASSOCIATIONS. Luxmi Selvkumaran, Australia

RR-PO-18-08-Sun. SUSTAINED ACOUSTIC MEDICINE PROVIDES PAIN RELIEF FOR OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE. George K Lewis, United States of America

Parkinson's disease (PO-31-Sun2) RR-PO-18-10-Sun. QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE: RELATIONSHIP WITH BALANCE, MOBILITY AND BALANCE CONFIDENCE. Xia Shen, China

RR-PO-18-12-Sun. THE WALK-BICYCLE: A NEW ASSISTIVE DEVICE FOR PATIENTS WITH PARKINSON´S DISEASE AND FREEZING OF GAIT?. Claudia Anna Stummer, Germany

RR-PO-18-14-Sun. CHANGES IN SKELETAL MUSCLE TENSION IN A RAT 6-HYDROXYDOPAMIN-INDUCED PARKINSON’S DISEASE MODEL. Keisuke Okada, Japan

Primary health care (PO-09-Sun2) RR-PO-18-16-Sun. COMMUNITY PLACEMENT FOR STUDENTS IS AN IMPORTANT RESOURCE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PRIMARY LEVEL HEALTH SECTOR IN NEPAL. Ranjeeta Shijagurumayum Acharya, Nepal

RR-PO-18-18-Sun. A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF SITTING IN THE PRIMARY CARE POPULATION. Emer Barrett, Ireland

Professional issues (PO-10-Sun2) SI-PO-18-20-Sun. INTERNATIONAL GUIDE OF MOBILITY: FOR PHYSIOTHERAPIST STUDENTS AND PROFESSIONALS. Antony Demont, France

RR-PO-18-22-Sun. PERCEPTION OF PHYSIOTHERAPY AMONGST HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA. Priya Karthikeyan, Papua New Guinea

RR-PO-18-24-Sun. PHYSIOTHERAPISTS AND UNIONISM IN NIGERIA’S HEALTH SECTOR: A ROMANCE OR UNEQUAL YOKE. Chidozie Mbada, Nigeria

Professional practice: Other (PO-37-Sun2) RR-PO-19-02-Sun. SYSTEMIC THERMAL STIMULATION AMELIORATES RENAL TUBULAR INJURY IN A MOUSE MODEL OF RENAL ABLATION. Yoshihiro Iwashita, Japan

SI-PO-19-04-Sun. CASE REPORT: EFFECTS OF STRUCTURED INTRADIALYTIC EXERCISE ON FATIGUE AND QUALITY OF LIFE FOR AN ACUTE CARE PATIENT ON HEMODIALYSIS. Rolando Lazaro, United States of America

RR-PO-19-06-Sun. MANUAL PATIENT HANDLING AND REHABILITATION IN HEALTH CARE SETTINGS: AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY. Helene Nikolajsen, Denmark

Outcome measurement (PO-44-Sun2) SI-PO-15-18-Sun. THE BACPAR OUTCOME MEASURES TOOLBOX: A STEP TOWARDS STANDARDISING OUTCOME MEASURES FOR PHYSIOTHERAPIST WORKING WITH LOWER LIMB AMPUTEES. Judy Scopes, United Kingdom

RR-PO-15-20-Sun. THE INVOLVEMENT OF ATTENTIONAL FUNCTION IN THE SCORING OF THE 30-SECOND CHAIR STAND TEST. Hironori Ohsugi, Japan

RR-PO-15-22-Sun. FUNCTIONAL INDEPENDENCE AND DIFFICULTY SCALE: INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDITY EVALUATION. Takashi Saito, Japan

RR-PO-15-24-Sun. THE CONSTRUCT VALIDATION OF THE MALEKA STROKE COMMUNITY REINTEGRATION MEASURE (M-SCRIM). Morake Douglas Maleka, South Africa

RR-PO-16-02-Sun. VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY OF INERTIAL MEASUREMENT UNITS WHEN MEASURING LUMBAR RANGE OF MOTION, MOVEMENT CONTROL, REPETETIVE MOVEMENT AND REPOSITION ERROR. Hannu Luomajoki, Switzerland

RR-PO-16-04-Sun. RELIABILITY OF DUAL DIGITAL INCLINOMETER IN MEASURING THORACIC KYPHOSIS ANGLE AND THORACIC MOBILITY IN HEALTHY ADULTS. Hung-Yen Lin, Taiwan

RR-PO-16-08-Sun. THE MODIFIED BOUCHARD ACTIVITY RECORD IN RETT SYNDROME: IS IT USEFUL?. Leon Lor, Australia

RR-PO-16-10-Sun. VALIDATION OF THE PAQ-C QUESTIONNAIRE TO ASSESS PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN SPANISH OLDER CHILDREN. Jahn Dubery Manchola-Gonzalez, Spain

RR-PO-16-12-Sun. RELIABILITY INSTRUMENT TO ASSESS ADHERENCE TO ADULT LONG TERM FUNCTIONAL NEUROREHABILITATION PROCESS (SMAN 1.0). Carlos Andres Quiroz Mora, Colombia

Paediatrics (PO-38-Sun2) RR-PO-16-14-Sun. DOPPLER IMAGING ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY PARAMETERS MAY BE AFFECTED IN EARLY STAGE OF LIFE IN MILD-TO-MODERATE ASTHMATIC CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS. Maria Gloria Rodrigues Machado, Brazil

RR-PO-16-16-Sun. THE CONCURRENT VALIDITY OF ASSESSMENT OF GENERAL MOVEMENTS WITH TRADITIONAL NEONATAL NEUROBEHAVIORAL EXAMINATION IN PRETERM PERIOD. Pei Jyun Jian, Taiwan

RR-PO-16-18-Sun. SPORTS PARTICIPATION AMONGST CHILDREN TREATED WITH THE PONSETI METHOD FOR IDIOPATHIC CONGENITAL TALIPES EQUINOVARUS. Marie O Mir, Ireland

RR-PO-16-22-Sun. BACKPACK CARRYING EFFECT ON CHILDREN BALANCE. Amal Ibrahim, Egypt

RR-PO-16-24-Sun. THE EFFECT OF FACING DIRECTION ON STATIC BALANCE OF CHILDREN WHILE STANDING ON STAIRS. Bih-Jen Hsue, Taiwan

RR-PO-17-02-Sun. CHEST PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR PNEUMONIA IN CHILDREN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Patricia Mayara Moura da Silva, Brazil

RR-PO-17-04-Sun. EFFECT OF STRUCTURED NEONATAL PHYSIOTHERAPY INTERVENTION ON NEUROBEHAVIOR OF MODERATE TO LATE PRETERM INFANTS - A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Sonia Khurana, Singapore

RR-PO-17-08-Sun. RELATION BETWEEN NUTRITION, SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS AND FITNESS IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILDREN: A REVIEW OF LITERATURE. Kshitija Patki, India

RR-PO-17-10-Sun. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WALKING EFFICIENCY AND MUSCULAR STRENGTH OF THE LOWER LIMBS IN CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Wataru Horioka, Japan

RR-PO-17-12-Sun. ESTABLISHING THE PREVALENCE OF DYSPRAXIA IN INDIVIDUALS WITH VISUAL IMPAIRMENT USING BRUININKS OSERETSKY TEST OF MOTOR PROFICIENCY, SECOND EDITION. Najeeb Islam, India

RR-PO-17-14-Sun. CHANGE OVER TIME OF INFANTS’ MOVEMENTS BASED ON MOTION ANALYSIS: COMPARISON WITH CHANGES IN GENERAL MOVEMENTS AND THE BODY SWAY. Koji Shimatani, Japan

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Service delivery/emerging roles (PO-14-Sun2) RR-PO-20-20-Sun. EVALUATION OF A SPECIALIST PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICE FOR HOMELESS PEOPLE. Jane Hislop, United Kingdom

RR-PO-20-22-Sun. WHAT ARE THE ETHICAL ISSUES FACED BY PHYSIOTHERAPISTS WORKING IN PRIVATE PRACTICE? RESULTS OF A LITERATURE REVIEW. Anne Hudon, Canada

SI-PO-20-24-Sun. NEUROSURGERY SPINAL CLINIC: THE MULTIFACETED VALUE OF AN ADVANCED SCOPE PHYSIOTHERAPIST-LED OUTPATIENT CLINIC. Brigitte Tampin, Australia

SI-PO-21-02-Sun. DEVELOPMENT OF A DECISION TOOL TO ETHICALLY ASSIGN CARE TO THE OTA & PTA. Patricia Lee, Canada

SI-PO-21-04-Sun. CHANGING APPROACH - STROKE PATIENT FROM OBJECT TO SUBJECT IN DISCHARGE PROCESS - VISION OF THE FUTURE. Anna Troberg, Finland

Spinal cord injury (PO-32-Sun2) RR-PO-21-06-Sun. SPINAL CORD INJURY LEADS TO REGION SPECIFIC TIDEMARK ADVANCEMENT IN ARTICULAR CARTILAGE OF THE KNEE JOINT IN RATS. Masato Nomura, Japan

RR-PO-21-08-Sun. AWARENESS OF RISKS RATHER THAN FEAR OF FALLING – THE PERCEIVED MEANING OF FALLS IN AMBULATING PERSONS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY. Vivien Jørgensen, Norway

RR-PO-21-10-Sun. THE EFFECTS OF PASSIVE EXERCISE ON PREVENTING SPINAL CIRCUITRY ADAPTATION IN INDIVIDUALS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY. Min-Ping Lin, Taiwan

Sport and sports injuries (PO-41-Sun2) RR-PO-21-12-Sun. A PROFILE OF RUGBY INJURIES IN ADOLESCENT IRISH RUGBY PLAYERS. Grainne Sheill, Ireland

RR-PO-21-16-Sun. LOWER LIMB REACTION FORCE ASYMMETRY IN ROWERS WITH AND WITHOUT HISTORY OF BACK INJURY. Roy Cheung, Hong Kong

RR-PO-21-18-Sun. IPSILATERAL GRAFT AND CONTRALATERAL ACL RUPTURE FOLLOWING ACL RECONSTRUCTION IN HIGHLY ACTIVE ATHLETES. Takuya Kitaguchi, Japan

RR-PO-21-20-Sun. THE EFFECT OF FATIGUE TO MUSCLE ACTIVITY IN SEMI-PROFESSIONAL FEMALE HANDBALL PLAYERS. Takuya Takeuchi, Japan

RR-PO-21-22-Sun. ECCENTRIC REHABILITATION FOR RUNNERS WITH ACHILLES TENDINOPATHY IMPROVES ENDURANCE CAPACITY OF THE PLANTARFLEXORS. Seth O'Neill, United Kingdom

RR-PO-21-24-Sun. THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENCE ROWING EXERCISE ON UPPER AND LOWER EXTREMITY STABILITY. Kyung Min Seo, South Korea

RR-PO-22-02-Sun. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SENSORIMOTOR TRAINING ON RUNNING SPEED AND JUMP CAPACITY AMONG SEMI-PROFESSIONAL YOUTH FOOTBALLERS. Emalie Hurkmans, Austria

RR-PO-22-04-Sun. THE PHYSIOLOGICAL, MUSCULOSKELETAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF STAND UP PADDLE BOARDING. Ben Schram, Australia

RR-PO-22-06-Sun. INTRASOUND THERAPY REVERSES THE EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION ON THE HEALING TENDON AND AUGMENTS HEALING. Udoka Chris Okafor, Nigeria

RR-PO-22-08-Sun. COACHES’ KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE AND PERCEPTION TOWARDS INJURY PREVENTION AMONG AMATEUR FOOTBALLERS. Siphesihle Mtshali, South Africa

Stroke (PO-33-Sun2) RR-PO-22-10-Sun. SEXUAL FUNCTIONING, DISABILITY AND QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG NIGERIAN STROKE SURVIVORS: A PRELIMINARY REPORT. Olufemi Oyeleye Oyewole, Nigeria

RR-PO-22-18-Sun. UPPER EXTREMITIES PAIN RELATES TO ADHERENCE TO HOME-BASED EXERCISE IN PATIENTS WITH STROKE. Yuko Kuno, Japan

RR-PO-22-20-Sun. QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG OLDER PEOPLE WITH STROKE IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY: A PRELIMINARY REPORT. Hui-Ting Goh, Malaysia

RR-PO-19-08-Sun. KINEMATICS AND HAND GRIP FORCE PATTERNS RECORDED DURING THE TASK OF OPENING A DOOR . Nicoleta Bugnariu, United States of America

Qualifying education (PO-05-Sun2) SI-PO-19-10-Sun. MULTIPLE MINI INTERVIEWS FOR UNDERGRADUATE PHYSIOTHERAPY ENTRY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM (UK). Adam Winterton, United Kingdom

RR-PO-19-12-Sun. ENTRY-LEVEL EVIDENCED BASED PRACTICE IN AND OUT OF ACADEMIA: STUDENT PERCEPTIONS FOLLOWING FULL TIME CLINICAL EXPERIENCES. M. Samuel Cheng, United States of America

RR-PO-19-14-Sun. STUDENTS’ EXPERIENCES OF REFLECTIVE WRITING IN PHYSIOTHERAPY EDUCATION. Merja Kurunsaari, Finland

SI-PO-19-16-Sun. THE BOLOGNA PROCESS AND PHYSIOTHERAPY EDUCATION ACROSS EUROPE. John Xerri de Caro, Malta

Quality and standards (PO-13-Sun2) RR-PO-19-18-Sun. IMPROVED ADHERENCE TO CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINES IN PATIENTS WITH LOW BACK PAIN: A TWO STEP MULTIFACETED IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY. Claude Maroun, Lebanon

SI-PO-19-20-Sun. CLINICAL HANDOVER IN PHYSIOTHERAPY ENHANCED SAFETY AND CONTINUITY OF PATIENT CARE FOR TRANSFER FROM ACUTE TO REHABILITATION HOSPITALS. Polly Mo Yee Lau, Hong Kong

SI-PO-19-22-Sun. TOP 10 PRACTICE ADVICE THEMES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE. Dianne Millette, Canada

Research methodology and implementation (PO-43-Sun2) RR-PO-03-08-Sun. MEASURING THE CROSS-CULTURAL ADAPTABILITY OF A GRADUATE STUDENT TEAM FROM A GLOBAL IMMERSION EXPERIENCE. Leslie Glickman, United States of America

SI-PO-19-24-Sun. CURRENT STATUS OF STANDARDIZATION OF THE MEDICAL REHABILITATION TECHNOLOGY IN JAPAN: ANALYSIS OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT. Ryoichi Takagi, Japan

SI-PO-20-02-Sun. NO EVIDENCE? NO PROBLEM!. Murray Maitland, United States of America

SI-PO-20-04-Sun. COUNCIL FOR ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONS RESEARCH: COLLABORATIVE INITIATIVE TO DEVELOP AND PROMOTE RESEARCH CAPACITY AND INFLUENCE. Ann Moore, United Kingdom

SI-PO-20-06-Sun. THE RETEST METHOD FOR IMPROVING CODING IN QUALITATIVE RESEARCH. Heli Kangas, Finland

Rheumatology (PO-26-Sun2) RR-PO-20-08-Sun. JOINT HYPERMOBILITY – IS THERE A CORRELATION BETWEEN MUSCLE CROSS SECTIONAL AREA AND MUSCLE STRENGTH?. Gere Luder, Switzerland

RR-PO-20-10-Sun. WHOLE BODY CRYOTHERAPY IN REHABILITATION OF PATIENTS WITH ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS. A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED STUDY. Mateusz Wojciech Romanowski, Poland

RR-PO-20-12-Sun. DEMOGRAPHICS AND CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS IN PATIENTS WITH HIP/KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS TREATED IN PRIMARY VERSUS SECONDARY CARE CONSIDERING THEIR PHYSICAL FUNCTION. Dijanne Barten, Netherlands

Robotics and technology (PO-40-Sun2) RR-PO-20-14-Sun. EFFECT OF GAIT TRAINING WITH AN EXOSKELETON ROBOTIC DEVICE ON HEMIPLEGIC PATIENTS IN THE RECOVERY STAGE. Masafumi Mizukami, Japan

RR-PO-20-16-Sun. EFFECTS OF ROBOT-ASSISTED BODY WEIGHT SUPPORTED TREADMILL TRAINING FOR PEOPLE WITH INCOMPLETE SPINAL CORD INJURY – A PILOT STUDY. Eddy Yu Yeung Cheung, Hong Kong

RR-PO-20-18-Sun. IS NINTENDO WII AN EFFECTIVE INTERVENTION FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH STROKE? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Ai Ying Low, Singapore

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RR-PO-22-22-Sun. THE EFFECT OF SPECIFIC FEEDBACK ON TRAINING STANDING UP FOLLOWING STROKE: A FEASIBILITY TRIAL. Rosalyn Stanton, Australia

RR-PO-22-24-Sun. NDT BASED GAIT TRAINING AS COMPARED TO LOWER LIMB STRENGTHENING IN CORRECTION OF GAIT PATTERN OF POST-STROKE HEMIPARETIC PATIENTS. Jaspreet Singh Vij, India

RR-PO-99-02-Sun. EFEECTS OF TREADMILL TRAINING WITH PARTIAL BODY-WEIGHT SUPPORT ON BIOMECHANICAL PARAMETERS OF GAIT AFTER STROKE. Jozef Opara, Poland

RR-PO-99-04-Sun. THE EFFECTS OF HORSEBACK RIDING SIMULATOR EXERCISE ON POSTURAL BALANCE OF CHRONIC STROKE PATIENTS. Yong-Deok Park, South Korea

RR-PO-99-06-Sun. BERG BALANCE SCALE SCORE AND ITS VALIDITY AFFECTED BY THE SELECTION OF WEIGHT-BEARING LEG IN SUBJECT WITH CHRONIC STROKE. Patrick Wai Hang Kwong, Hong Kong

RR-PO-99-08-Sun. SEDENTARY BEHAVIORS IN STROKE SURVIVORS. Ana Paula Cunha Loureiro, Brazil

RR-PO-99-10-Sun. EFFECTS OF A CUSTOM-MADE HINGED KNEE BRACE WITH AN ASSIST FUNCTION FOR PATIENTS WITH ACUTE STROKE. Yoshinori Naito, Japan

SI-PO-99-12-Sun. USE OF A MECHANICALLY PASSIVE REHABILITATION DEVICE AS A TRAINING TOOL IN VIETNAM: IMPACT ON UPPER EXTREMITY REHABILITATION AFTER STROKE. Janna Beling, United States of America

SI-PO-99-14-Sun. DOES A DIFFERENCE IN KINESIOLOGICAL-FUNCTION IN ELDERLY HEMIPLEGIC PATIENTS UNDERGOING A VASCULAR-HEALTH PROGRAM HAVE AN EFFECT ON MIDDLE-FINGER VENOUS-VESSEL WIDTH?. Akira Kimura, Japan

RR-PO-99-16-Sun. THE PERCEPTION OF ILLUSORY MOVEMENT INDUCED BY MUSCLE VIBRATION IN HEALTHY AND HEMIPARETIC INDIVIDUALS. A PILOT STUDY. Matthieu Guemann, France

RR-PO-99-18-Sun. THE EFFECT OF SENSORIMOTOR TRAINING PERFORMED BY CARERS ON HOME-BASED REHABILITATION IN STROKE PATIENTS. Kui Li, China

RR-PO-99-20-Sun. THE BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS ASSOCIATED WITH SELF-MANAGEMENT AND SELF-EFFICACY FOR INDIVIDUALS IN THE LONGER TERM AFTER STROKE. John Hammond, United Kingdom

Women's health (PO-42-Sun2) RR-PO-99-22-Sun. HOME ELECTRICAL STIMULATION FOR WOMEN WITH FECAL INCONTINENCE: A PRELIMINARY RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Nira Cohen-Zubary, Israel

RR-PO-99-24-Sun. PHYSIOTHERAPY MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR WOMEN POST CESAREAN SECTION DELIVERY AND HYSTERECTOMY IN PUBLIC HOSPITALS IN KWAZULU-NATAL, SOUTH AFRICA. Preshani Reddy, South Africa

SI-PO-99-26-Sun. WOMEN’S HEALTH PHYSIOTHERAPY FACEBOOK GROUP: USING SOCIAL MEDIA TO DEVELOP AN INTERNATIONAL CLINICAL SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP. Gerard Greene, United Kingdom

RR-PO-99-28-Sun. INFLUENCE OF KINESIOPHOBIA AT LATE PREGNANCY ON DEPRESSION AT 1 MONTH AFTER DELIVERY AMONG PREGNANT WOMEN WITH PREGNANCY-RELATED LUMBOPELVIC PAIN. Rei Ono, Japan

SI-PO-99-32-Sun. CHALLENGE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR WOMEN’S HEALTH IN JAPAN. Tomoko Araki, Japan

RR-PO-99-34-Sun. MEASURING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND SEDENTARY BEHAVIORS IN PREGNANCY: A COMPARISON OF ACCELEROMETRY AND QUESTIONNAIRES. Jaime Leppe, Chile

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07:00-08:30

08:30-10:00 Focused symposia: Pain: chronic (FS-19)

Focused symposia: Exercise: strength training (FS-12)

State of the art platform presentation: Paediatrics (PLSoA-5)

Discussion panel: Health workforce (DP-09)

Rapid five platform presentations: Methods of teaching & learning (PLR5-01)

Subgroup seminar: Neurology - INPA (SG-6)


10:10–10:40 Poster walk: Older people (PW-5) Exhibition hall

10:45-12:15 Platform presentations: Musculoskeletal: spine (PL-26)

State of the art platform presentation: Cardiorespiratory (PLSoA-2)

Focused symposia: Amputee rehabilitation (FS-02)

Discussion panel: Direct access (DP-04)

Rapid five platform presentations: Outcome measurement (PLR5-12)

Subgroup seminar: Developmental disabilities (SG-2)


13:45-15:15 Focused symposia: ICU (FS-15)

Focused symposia: Paediatrics: augmented mobility (FS-18)

Focused symposia: Parkinson’s disease (FS-21)

Discussion panel: Evidence based practice (DP-06)

Rapid five platform presentations: Musculoskeletal: peripheral (PLR5-05)

Subgroup seminar: Mental health - IOPTMH (SG-5)


15:45-17:15 Focused symposia: Shoulder impingement (FS-22)


Discussion panel: Planning a WCPT congress (DP-12)

Rapid five platform presentations: Pain and pain management (PLR5-11)

Platform presentations: Musculoskeletal: spine (PL-27)

17:30-18:30 Closing ceremony and awards Hall 406

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Networking session: Women’s health (NWS-34)

Networking session: ICF (NWS-12)

Networking session: Intellectual and developmental disability (NWS-13)

Platform presentations: Health promotion & wellbeing (PL-12)

Platform presentations: Musculoskeletal - upper limb (PL-29)

Platform presentations: Older people (PL-39)

Platform presentations: Research methodology & implementation (PL-52)

Networking session: Meet the researchers/editors (NWS-18-Mon)

WCPT seminar: Advocacy (WCPT-1)

08:30-12:15 Business meeting (closed session): IOPTWH meeting


Platform presentations: Qualifying education (PL-03)


Platform presentations: Pain and pain management (PL-46)

Platform presentations: Oncology & palliative care (PL-40)

WCPT seminar: Meet the EC (WCPT-4)

Networking session: Animal practice (NWS-03)

Lunch: poster and exhibition viewing Networking session: Educators (NWS-08)

Networking session: Spinal cord injury (NWS-31)

Business meeting (closed session): IAAPT meeting

Platform presentations: Orthopaedics (PL-20)

Platform presentations: Sport and sports injuries (PL-48)

Platform presentations: Human movement analysis (PL-13)

Platform presentations: Professional practice: Other (PL-42)

Networking session: Private practice (NWS-27)

Networking session: Amputee rehabilitation (NWS-02)



Platform presentations: Global health (PL-05)

Platform presentations: Musculoskeletal: lower limb (PL-19)

How to...seminar: Talk to the media (HOWTO-3)

Networking session: Health promotion (NWS-10)

Business meeting (closed session): INPA meeting

Closing ceremony and awards Hall 406

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Session topic Row




Critical care 3


Education 3

Electrophysical & isothermal agents 3-4


Global health 5



Information management and technology 7

Mental health 7-8

Methods of teaching & learning 8

Multiple sclerosis 8-9

Musculoskeletal 9

Musculoskeletal: lower limb 9-11


Musculoskeletal: upper limb 11-12

Neurology 12


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Occupational health and ergonomics 12-13

Older people 13-14


Orthopaedics 14-15


Paediatrics 16-18




Professional issues 18-19




Research methodology and implementation 20

Rheumatology 20





Stroke 22-99

Women's health 99

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Networking session (NWS-34)Women’s health - International Organization of Physical Therapists in Women’s Health (IOPTWH) Room 310-311

Chair: Rebecca Stephenson (United States of America)


• evidence-based practice in the management of pelvic floor dysfunction and other aspects of women’s health

• developing women’s health and pelvic floor specialist services

• the role of the women’s health physical therapist within multidisciplinary team working

Networking session (NWS-12)ICF - WCPT Network for International Classification of Functioning (ICF) Room 309

Chair: Catherine Sykes (United Kingdom)


• recent advances in the use of the ICF by physical therapists

• how to keep the ICF current

• developing data collections including ICF: what works, how and why

• sharing tools/resources: what individuals can offer each other - making connections

Networking session (NWS-13)Intellectual and developmental disability - WCPT Network for Intellectual and Developmental Disability (IDD) Room 308

Chair: Donna Bainbridge (United States of America)


• discussion of ways that the IDD Network can expand awareness within WCPT of the unique lifespan issues of those with IDD

• evidence-based physical therapist practice in fitness and wellness for people with IDD across the lifespan

• effective methods for working with families, schools, and coaches around the unique needs of those with IDD

• keeping the discussion going and growing membership of the network

08:30 - 10:00

Focused symposium (FS-19)Critical updates in our understanding of chronic pain Hall 406

Presenters: JG. Lorimer Moseley (Australia), Michael Thacker (United Kingdom), David Walton (Canada)

Learning objectives

1. To understand the latest developments concerning brain changes in chronic pain and their implications for physiotherapy practice.

2. To understand the latest developments concerning neuro-immune interactions in chronic pain and their implications for physiotherapy practice.

3. To understand the latest developments concerning the psychology of chronic pain and their implications for physiotherapy practice.

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Focused symposium (FS-12)Strength training in physical therapy Hall 404

Presenters: Arto Hautala (Finland), Mark Richards (United States of America), Andrew Hills (Australia), Tetsuya Takahashi (Japan)

Learning objectives

1. To provide an overview of the importance and effect of the research-based strength exercise protocols in aging adults.

2. To introduce the benefits of an active lifestyle for health with a particular focus on strength training in obesity, metabolic syndrome, type 2 diabetes and coronary artery disease.

3. To discuss current research related to strength training and to provide opportunities for physiotherapists, physicians and nurses to expand collaborative networks both regionally and internationally.

Discussion panel (DP-09)Global human resources for health: Making the case for physical therapy Summit 2

Chair: Esther Nkandu (Zambia)

Panellists: Catherine Pope (United Kingdom), Michael Brennan (Canada), Royson Mercado (Philippines), Pauline Kleinitz (Philippines), Brenda Myers (United Kingdom)

Learning objectives

1. To consider the evidence and other resources required to make the case for physical therapist services.

2. To explore the role of physical therapy organisations in human resource planning.

3. To identify opportunities to efficiently collect, store and share information on physical therapist workforce through international collaboration.

Networking session (NWS-18-Mon)Meet the researchers/editors) Room 310-311

Chair: Mark Elkins (Australia)

Facilitators: Andrea Bialocerkowski (Australia), Lawrence Cahalin (United States of America), Ann Cools (Belgium), Zola Dantile (South Africa), Gammon Earhart (United States of America), Jean Hay-Smith (New Zealand), Nicholas Henschke (Germany), Jonathan Hill (United Kingdom), Rachael Lowe (United Kingdom), Doreen McClurg (United Kingdom), Kathleen Sluka (United States of America), Agneta Ståhle (Sweden), Steven Wolf (United States of America), Rob Herbert (Australia)






Subgroup seminar (SG-6)International special interest groups - supporting neurological physiotherapy practice (INPA) Room 331-332

Chair: Ralph Hammond (United Kingdom)

Speakers: Anna Jones (United Kingdom), Bhanu Ramaswamy (United Kingdom), Mariella Graziano (Luxembourg)


1. To recognize how special interest group resources could enhance neurological physiotherapy practice.

2. To understand the development of one special interest group, as a subset of neurology, the Association of Physiotherapists in Parkinson’s Disease Europe.

3. To consider the opportunities provided by special interest groups for continuing professional development in different healthcare systems.

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WCPT seminar (WCPT-1)Tell a story - create an impact Room 309

Chair: Tracy Bury (United Kingdom)


1. To learn from WCPT how it uses international policies and knowledge of member organisations to support national policy initiatives and concerns.

2. To examine stories from WCPT member organisations of policy challenges and strategies for success, as well as lessons learnt.

State of the art platform presentation (PLSoA-5)Paediatrics Hall 405 (see page 124 for full list of abstracts)

Chair: Barbara Connolly (United States of America)

Rapid five platform presentation (PLR5-01)Methods of teaching & learning Room 324-326 (see page 123 for full list of abstracts)

Chair: Margot Skinner (New Zealand)

Platform presentationsHealth promotion & wellbeing (PL-12) Room 328-329 (see page 123 for full list of abstracts)Musculoskeletal: upper limb (PL-29) Room 303-304 (see page 123 for full list of abstracts)Older people (PL-39) Room 300-301 (see page 123 for full list of abstracts)Research methodology & implementation (PL-52) Room 334-335 (see page 124 for full list of abstracts)

Business meeting (closed session)International Organization of Physical Therapists in Women’s Health (IOPTWH) meeting Room 308

10:00 - 10:45


Poster walk (PW-5) (10:10 - 10:40)Older people Exhibition halls 401-403 (meet at WCPT stand, booth #F08 at 10:05)

Chair: Rebecca Craik (United States of America)

10:45 - 12:15

Focused symposium (FS-02)Integrating evidence into lower limb prosthetic rehabilitation in today’s world Hall 405

Presenters: Gillian Margaret Johnson (New Zealand), Lonwabo Godlwana (South Africa), Prasath Jayakaran (United Kingdom), Hemakumar Devan (New Zealand), Sara Drum (Ethiopia)

Learning objectives

1. To discuss the importance of undertaking patient-led participation and quality of life measures at the pre-operative stage in individuals about to undergo a lower limb amputation.

2. To outline the deficits in balance performance in persons with a lower limb amputation secondary to vascular complications and, the biomechanical features attributed to low back pain in persons with a lower limb amputation due to non-vascular related causes. The associated implications for rehabilitation will also be discussed.

3. To describe the common barriers which confront persons with an amputation in accessing physical rehabilitation services and their successful re-integration into society at the local service level in developing countries and areas of conflict.

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Discussion panel (DP-04)A roadmap for direct access and self-referral: navigating the route Summit 2

Chair: Marcus Dripps (Australia)

Panellists: Sanjeewa Tunpattu (Sri Lanka), Justin Moore (United States of America), Annette Bishop (United Kingdom)

Learning objectives

1. To provide an overview of the evolution of direct access and self-referral in different countries; the drivers, barriers and strategies.

2. To discuss the emerging evidence for direct access and self-referral.

3. To explore the implications for practice and professionalism including education, regulation and funding issues.

4. To discuss the benefits of direct access and self-referral for health service providers and users, physical therapists, the profession and society in general.

Networking session (NWS-03)Animal practice - International Association of Physical Therapists in Animal Practice (IAPTAP) Room 309

Chair: Steve Strunk (United States of America)


• educational requirements for physical therapists in animal practice

• regulation affecting practice

• working with vets

• further development of the international subgroup

Subgroup seminar (SG-2)Lessons to be learned: Transition from childhood to adulthood for individuals with lifelong disabilities (IOPTP) Room 331-332

Chair: Barbara Connolly (United States of America)

Speakers: Ralph Hammond (United Kingdom), Nicholas Taylor (Australia), Dale Scalise-Smith (United States of America)


1. To discuss existing public policy to support transition from childhood to adult PT management for individuals with Down syndrome.

2. To use best available evidence, contrast interventions therapeutic employed in childhood, young adulthood, and later life.

3. To discuss current research priorities addressing integration of therapeutic services for individuals with Down syndrome.

4. To develop a plan for disseminating evidence focused on the efficacy of physical therapy management for individuals with Down syndrome to practitioners around the globe.

WCPT seminar (WCPT-4)Meet WCPT Executive Committee members past and present Room 310-311

Chair: Marilyn Moffat (United States of America)


1. To provide an opportunity for delegates to meet leaders of the profession.

2. To increase awareness of the governance of the profession at an international level.

3. To exchange views on professional issues.

State of the art platform presentation (PLSoA-2)Cardiorespiratory Hall 404 (see page 124 for full list of abstracts)

Chair: Dina Brooks (Canada)

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Rapid five platform presentation (PLR5-12)Outcome measurement Room 324-326 (see page 125 for full list of abstracts)

Chair: Gunnevi Sundelin (Sweden)

Platform presentationsMusculoskeletal (PL-17) Room 303-304 (see page 124 for full list of abstracts)Musculoskeletal: spine (PL-26) Hall 406 (see page 125 for full list of abstracts)Oncology & palliative care (PL-40) Room 334-335 (see page 125 for full list of abstracts)Pain and pain management (PL-46) Room 300-301 (see page 125 for full list of abstracts)Qualifying education (PL-03) Room 328-329 (see page 126 for full list of abstracts)

12:15 - 13:45


Networking session (NWS-08)Educators - WCPT Network for Physical Therapist Educators (PTE) Room 310-311

Chair: Helena Johnson (United Kingdom)


• CPD opportunities to meet the needs of a range of career pathways (clinician, educator, researcher, manager)

• the use of e-portfolios in pre-qualifying education, and in post-qualifying CPD

• capitalising on the Digital age – the use of technology/simulation in education

• challenges of supporting students who fail a clinical placement & clinicians failing to fail the failing student

Networking session (NWS-31)Spinal cord injury - International Network of Spinal Cord Injury Physiotherapists (SCI-PT) Room 309

Chair: Lisa Harvey (Australia)


• online training courses for students and junior physical therapists in SCI – experiences from the past and suggestions for the future

• ensuring our educational needs are met at key international conferences

• sharing SCIPT-related policies, templates, guidelines and anything else used in workplaces that might be of interest/use to others

• FaceBook to facilitate discussion, networking and communication

Business meeting (closed session)International Acupuncture Association of Physical Therapists (IAAPT) meeting Room 308

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13:45 - 15:15

Focused symposium (FS-15)Physiotherapy in the ICU: current evidence and practical applications Hall 406

Presenters: Michelle Kho (Canada), Bronwen Connolly (United Kingdom), Selina Parry (Australia), Jennifer Zanni (United States of America)

Learning objectives

1. Understand the evidence and rationale underpinning physiotherapy rehabilitation in the critically ill.

2. Understand the different outcomes used to measure patient progress.

3. Critically appraise and synthesize evidence, and use clinical decision making strategies to implement appropriate rehabilitation interventions.

Focused symposium (FS-18)Go baby go!: solutions for maximizing augmented mobility for children Hall 404

Presenters: Ginny Paleg (United States of America), Elisabet Rodby-Bousquet (Sweden), Hsiang-Han Huang (Taiwan)

Learning objectives

1. Participants will understand how to identify the appropriate infant, toddler and child for augmented mobility.

2. Participants will understand the research supporting augmented mobility for children.

3. Participants will understand the emerging technology and training available for augmenting mobility for children, and be able to access resources to build-your-own technology.

Focused symposium (FS-21)Rehabilitation and Parkinson’s disease: exercise is as important as medication Hall 405

Presenters: Gammon Earhart (United States of America), Colleen Canning (Australia), Lee Dibble (United States of America), Lynn Rochester (United Kingdom), Terry Ellis (United States of America)

Learning objectives

1. Discuss the latest evidence regarding the effectiveness of exercise in the management of Parkinson disease.

2. Identify various evidence-based exercise approaches for individuals with Parkinson disease.

3. Explain to patients, caregivers, and other professionals the importance of exercise and physical activity for people with Parkinson disease.

Discussion panel (DP-06)In 2025 what will the most important evidence look like? Summit 2

Chair: Kari Bø (Norway)

Panellists: Aimée Stewart (South Africa), Philip van der Wees (Netherlands), Yasushi Uchiyama (Japan)

Learning objectives

1. To review the benefits and costs of EBP for physical therapy.

2. To explore types of evidence that most benefit the profession and the public.

3. To hypothesise the direction that EBP will take in the next decade and consider the factors that might affect the outcomes.

Networking session (NWS-27)Private practice - International Private Physical Therapy Association (IPPTA) Room 310-311

Chair: Scott Thomson (New Zealand)


• introduction to IPPTA

• different practice environments and business models

• entrepreneurship and new directions

• negotiating with the insurance industry

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Networking session (NWS-02)Amputee rehabilitation - WCPT Network for Amputee Rehabilitation Room 309

Chair: Alexandre Coelho (Portugal)


• experiences from different countries

• outcome measures for adults – both for those with and without prosthesis in a rehabilitation programme

• how to promote physical activity when amputee rehabilitation programmes are finished

• what needs/hopes/initiatives are there in the community of physical therapists working in amputee rehabilitation

Subgroup seminar (SG-5)Evidence based physical therapy in mental health (IOPTMH) Room 331-332

Chair: Michel Probst (Belgium)

Speakers: Daniel Catalan (Spain), Davy Vancampfort (Belgium), Liv Helvik Skjaerven (Norway), Amanda Gyllensten (Sweden)


1. To learn why physical therapy is important in mental health

2. To have more insight in the different physical therapy approaches worldwide.

3. To be more familiar with assessment and re-assessment in physical therapy in mental health.

Rapid five platform presentation (PLR5-05)Musculoskeletal: peripheral Room 324-326 (see page 126 for full list of abstracts)

Chair: Charlotte Häger (Sweden)

Platform presentationsHuman movement analysis (PL-13) Room 300-301 (see page 126 for full list of abstracts)Orthopaedics (PL-20) Room 328-329 (see page 126 for full list of abstracts)Professional practice (PL-42) Room 334-335 (see pages 126-127 for full list of abstracts)Sports and sports injuries (PL-48) Room 303-304 (see page 127 for full list of abstracts)

15:15 - 15:45


15:45 - 17:15

Focused symposium (FS-22)Shoulder impingement syndrome: how does opinion regarding aetiology influence treatment? Hall 404

Presenters: Karen Ginn (Australia), Ann Cools (Belgium), Jeremy Lewis (United Kingdom), Jean-Sébastien Roy (Canada)

Learning objectives

1. To explain and provide evidence for alternative hypotheses regarding the aetiology of shoulder impingement syndrome.

2. To describe and evaluate the efficacy of alternative treatment approaches for shoulder impingement syndrome.

3. To evaluate whether differences in opinion regarding the aetiology of shoulder impingement syndrome have a significant impact on how physiotherapists treat this common musculoskeletal problem.

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Discussion panel (DP-12)Planning a WCPT congress - Have your say: help shape future congresses Summit 2

Chair: Aimée Stewart (South Africa)

Panellists: Rob Herbert (Australia), Celia Tan (Singapore), Ann VanSant (United States of America), Jonathan Quartey (Ghana), Jefferson Cardoso (Brazil), Dina Brooks (Canada), Charlotte Häger (Sweden)

Learning objectives

1. To provide an opportunity for delegates to meet leaders of the profession.

2. To exchange views with delegates to inform the planning of future congresses.

3. To gain feedback on what works best for delegates at a WCPT Congress.

Networking session (NWS-10)Health promotion - WCPT Network for Health Promotion in Life and Work (HPLW) Room 310-311

Chair: Andrea Backovic Jurican (Slovenia)


• introduction of the WCPT Network for Health Promotion in Life and Work and its future plans

• physical therapists’ unique contribution to the field of health promotion

• health promotion in health policy and strategies

• a career in health promotion for physical therapists

How to...seminar (HOWTO-03)How to talk to the media: presenting the profession Room 334-335

Chair: Simon Crompton (United Kingdom))


1. To provide practical advice.

2. To provide, through exercises, experience and personalised feedback on dealing with the media.

3. To increase participants’ confidence in their own abilties to deal with the media.

Rapid five platform presentation (PLR5-11)Pain and pain management Room 324-326 (see page 128 for full list of abstracts)

Chair: Lars Henrik Larsen (Denmark)

Platform presentations (PLR5-11) Global health (PL-05) Room 303-304 (see page 127 for full list of abstracts)Musculoskeletal: lower limb (PL19) Room 300-301 (see page 127 for full list of abstracts)Musculoskeletal: spine (PL-27) Room 331-332 (see page 128 for full list of abstracts)Paediatrics (PL-45) Hall 405 (see page 128 for full list of abstracts)Stroke (PL-36) Room 328-329 (see page 128 for full list of abstracts)

Business meeting (closed session)International Neurological Physical Therapy Association (INPA) meeting Room 308

17:30 - 18:30

Closing ceremony

Closing ceremony and awards for outstanding presentations Hall 406

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SI-PLR5-1577. VIRTUAL INTER-PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION, CAN IT WORK?. Karen Huhn, United States of America

Musculoskeletal: upper limb (PL-29) 08:30-10:00, Room 303-304 Chair: Duncan Reid (New Zealand)

08:30 RR-PL-1942. SHOULDER LEFT/RIGHT JUDGEMENT TASK: DEVELOPMENT AND ESTABLISHMENT OF A NORMATIVE DATASET. John David Breckenridge, Australia

08:41 RR-PL-2118. EFFECTIVENESS OF EARLY STRETCHING EXERCISES FOR THE QUALITY OF RECOVERY OF THE UPPER LIMB IN BURNT PATIENTS. Amara Perera, Sri Lanka

08:52 RR-PL-2230. COMPARISON OF A DEDICATED BODY-WORN INERTIAL SYSTEM AND A SMARTPHONE FOR SHOULDER FUNCTION AND ARM ELEVATION EVALUATION. Claude Pichonnaz, Switzerland

09:03 RR-PL-2255. THE INITIAL EFFECTS OF SUSTAINED GLENOHUMERAL POSTERO-LATERAL GLIDE ON SHOULDER MUSCLE ACTIVITY: A REPEATED MEASURES STUDY ON ASYMPTOMATIC SHOULDERS. Daniel Cury Ribeiro, Brazil

09:14 RR-PL-2293. THE CHARACTERISTICS OF TRUNK POSTURE AND ACTIVITIES OF SCAPULAR MUSCLES IN PATIENTS WITH PARTIAL-THICKNESS ROTATOR CUFF TEAR. Takahiro Ishijima, Japan

09:25 RR-PL-3237. DETERMINING THE CONTRIBUTION OF ACTIVE STIFFNESS TO REDUCED RANGE OF MOTION IN FROZEN SHOULDER. Luise Hollmann, Australia

09:36 RR-PL-1661. COSMIN-BASED SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ON THE RELIABILITY OF MEASUREMENTS WITH CLINICAL TESTS TO ASSESS SHOULDER GIRDLE FUNCTION. Norman E. D'hondt, Netherlands

09:47 RR-PL-3888. VALIDITY OF UPPER LIMB NEURODYNAMIC TEST USING MEDIAN NERVE MOVEMENT, ELBOW EXTENSION, PAIN RESPONSE, BRACHIALIS MUSCLE ACTIVITY IN CHRONIC WAD. Kennedy Edeni, United Kingdom

Older people (PL-39) 08:30-10:00, Room 300-301 Chair: Vanina Dal Bello-Haas (Canada)

08:30 RR-PL-2500. CENTRE OF GRAVITY POSITION IN BIPEDAL STEADY-STANCE IS ASSOCIATED WITH PERFORMANCE OF TIMED UP AND GO BUT NOT FUNCTIONAL REACH. Melanie Tan, Singapore

08:41 SI-PL-2761. KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS GROUP PROGRAM IMPROVES ACCESS TO SERVICES AND SELF-MANAGEMENT. Kenneth Wei Zhe Koh, Australia

08:52 RR-PL-3012. EFFECTS OF A HIGH-INTENSITY EXERCISE PROGRAM ON WELL-BEING AMONG OLDER PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA LIVING IN CARE FACILITIES: A CLUSTER-RANDOMIZED TRIAL. Mia Conradsson, Sweden

09:03 RR-PL-2822. PATIENTS WITH PHYSICAL DEBILITY UNDERGOING SUBACUTE PHYSICAL REHABILITATION FOLLOWING AN ACUTE HOSPITAL ADMISSION DEMONSTRATED IMPROVEMENT IN COGNITIVE FUNCTIONAL TASK INDEPENDENCE. Steven McPhail, Australia

09:14 RR-PL-3215. THE CHANGES OF LOWER MUSCLE STRENGTH AND PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE IN ROBUST AND PRE-FRAIL OUTPATIENT OLDER ADULTS. Tsai-Chun Chen, Taiwan

09:25 RR-PL-3421. RELATIONSHIP AMONG LOWER EXTREMITY BIOMECHANICAL ALIGNMENT AND BALANCE ABILITIES IN COMMUNITY DWELLING OLDER ADULTS. Pragya Kumar, India

09:36 RR-PL-3847. THE DE MORTON MOBILITY INDEX (DEMMI) AS A PREDICTIVE MEASURE OF FALL RISK AFTER INPATIENT REHABILITATION – PRELIMINARY RESULTS. Christian Grüneberg, Germany

09:47 RR-PL-1593. PREOPERATIVE PHYSICAL FITNESS IN OLDER PATIENTS. Jaap Dronkers, Netherlands

Monday 08:30 Health promotion & wellbeing (PL-12) 08:30-10:00, Room 328-329 Chair: Leigh Hale (New Zealand)

08:30 RR-PL-3282. EVALUATION OF COMMUNITY EXERCISE CLASSES. Diana Moghaddas, Australia

08:41 RR-PL-3982. EFFECTS OF 12-WEEK AEROBIC DANCE ON HEMATOLOGICAL VARIABLES AND HEALTH STATUS OF INDIVIDUALS WITH SICKLE CELL ANAEMIA. Babatunde O.A. Adegoke, Nigeria

08:52 RR-PL-2129. THE WALK 2.0 STUDY: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE. Gregory S. Kolt, Australia

09:03 RR-PL-3702. PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH 10 YEARS AFTER MULTIPLE TRAUMA – A PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY. Helene L. Soberg, Norway

09:14 SI-PL-3748. THE EFFECTS OF A COMMUNITY AQUATIC EXERCISE PROGRAMME FOR CHINESE PEOPLE WITH KNEE OSTEOARTHRIRIS. Chun Lung So, Hong Kong

09:25 RR-PL-795. EFFECTS OF HIGH INTENSITY CIRCUIT TRAINING USING BODY WEIGHT ON AEROBIC FITNESS AND MUSCULAR ENDURANCE IN COLLEGE STUDENTS. Ravi Solanki, India

09:36 RR-PL-3325. SELF-REPORTED PRE-STROKE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS PREDICT FUNCTIONAL ABILITY FOLLOWING INCIDENT STROKE. Michelle McDonnell, Australia

09:47 RR-PL-4022. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS´ PERCEPTIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL SUPPORT FOR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY. BAMURANGE LILIANE Kirenga, Rwanda

Methods of teaching & learning (PLR5-01) 08:30-10:00, Room 324-326 Chair: Margot Skinner (New Zealand)

SI-PLR5-1620. COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE: HOW TO INTEGRATE RESEARCH EVIDENCE INTO E-LEARNING TEACHING TOOLS. Veronika Schoeb, Switzerland

RR-PLR5-1766. INTERPROFESSIONAL EDUCATION CAN BE USED AS A MEANS TO TEACH BOTH INTERPROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES AND RESPIRATORY CARE SKILLS TO PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS. Judy King, Canada

RR-PLR5-2074. EVALUATION OF AN INTERNATIONAL INTER-PROFESSIONAL INITIATIVE ON THE USE OF CASE STUDY LEARNING ABOUT THE UNITED NATIONS MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS. Grahame Pope, United Kingdom

SI-PLR5-2289. TRANSFORMING PERFORMANCE-BASED EVALUATION: FROM CHECKLIST TO GLOBAL RATING SCALE TOOL. Patricia Lee, Canada

SI-PLR5-2900. IMPLEMENTING ONLINE EXAMINATION INCORPORATING VIDEO CASES IN A PHYSICAL THERAPY CURRICULUM. RESULTS FROM A UNIVERSITY-FUNDED EDUCATIONAL PROJECT. Geert Verheyden, Belgium

RR-PLR5-3981. THE USE OF FACILITATED ONLINE DISCUSSION BOARDS TO PROMOTE UNDERSTANDING ABOUT PRACTICE IN CANADA FOR INTERNATIONALLY EDUCATED PHYSIOTHERAPISTS. Cathy Evans, Canada

RR-PLR5-631. FACILITATING ERROR RECOGNITION AND PATIENT SAFETY AWARENESS IN PRE-REGISTRATION PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS USING VIDEO REFLEXIVE ETHNOGRAPHY AND SIMULATION-BASED EDUCATION. Suzanne Gough, United Kingdom

RR-PLR5-1529. THE POSITIVE IMPACT OF INTERPROFESSIONAL EDUCATION: A CONTROLLED TRIAL TO EVALUATE A PROGRAMME FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONAL STUDENTS. Ben Darlow, New Zealand

SI-PLR5-1561. AN EVIDENCE BASED APPROACH TO SELECTION OF SIMULATION SCENARIOS. Neil Tuttle, Australia

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Monday 10:45 Cardiorespiratory (PLSoA-2) 10:45-12:15, Hall 404 Chair: Dina Brooks (Canada)

RR-PLSoA-3380. A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF HYPERTONIC SALINE INHALATION TO ENHANCE AIRWAY CLEARANCE PHYSIOTHERAPY IN ADULTS HOSPITALISED WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS (CF). Mark Elkins, Australia

RR-PLSoA-1449. A SURVEY OF PHYSIOTHERAPY SUCTIONING PRACTICES OF ADULT PATIENTS IN INTENSIVE CARE UNITS IN AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND. Charissa Si Lei Tan, Australia

RR-PLSoA-1850. ON THE RIGHT TRACH? THE NATIONAL CONFIDENTIAL REVIEW OF TRACHEOSTOMY CARE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM (NCEPOD). Amanda Jane Thomas, United Kingdom

RR-PLSoA-1858. PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS AND SAFETY OF AN EARLY, COMBINED ENDURANCE AND RESISTANCE TRAINING IN MECHANICALLY VENTILATED, CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS. Sabrina Eggmann, Switzerland

RR-PLSoA-1923. THE GRADED CYCLING TEST COMBINED WITH THE TALK TEST IS RELIABLE FOR PATIENTS WITH ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE. Susanne Grøn Nielsen, Denmark

RR-PLSoA-2715. AEROBIC INTERVAL TRAINING AND CONTINUOUS TRAINING EQUALLY IMPROVE AEROBIC EXERCISE CAPACITY IN PATIENTS WITH CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE: THE SAINTEX-CAD STUDY. Paul Beckers, Belgium

Musculoskeletal (PL-17) 10:45-12:15, Room 303-304 Chair: YI-Jing Lue (Taiwan)

10:45 RR-PL-1119. THE WORLD WIDE WEB AND CLINICAL PRACTICE: DO SPORTS AND MUSCULOSKELETAL PHYSIOTHERAPISTS RECOMMEND INTERNET RESOURCES TO THEIR PATIENTS?. Doreen, Ren Yan Ho, Singapore

10:56 RR-PL-1256. APPOINTMENT REMINDER SYSTEMS ARE EFFECTIVE BUT NOT OPTIMAL: RESULTS OF A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND EVIDENCE SYNTHESIS EMPLOYING REALIST PRINCIPLES. Sionnadh Mairi Mclean, United Kingdom

11:07 RR-PL-2333. PSYCHOSOCIAL ASSESSMENT OF NON- REGULAR AND REGULAR USERS OF PHYSIOTHERAPY IN PRIMARY HEALTH CARE. Gro Opseth, Norway

11:18 SI-PL-2553. PHYSIOTHERAPY IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT - A RETROSPECTIVE CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY OF AN ACUTE MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN SERVICE. Yiru Leo, Singapore

11:29 RR-PL-2490. THE PATIENT EXPERIENCE OF ADVANCED MUSCULOSKELETAL PHYSIOTHERAPY IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT – A QUALITATIVE STUDY. Paula Anne Harding, Australia

11:40 RR-PL-2662. EXERCISE ADHERENCE MEASURES – WHY WE NEED TO START AGAIN. FINDINGS OF A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND CONSENSUS WORKSHOP. Sionnadh Mairi Mclean, United Kingdom

11:51 RR-PL-2725. UNCERTAINTY AND CONVENIENCE: FACTORS AFFECTING ATTENDANCE OF MUSCULOSKELETAL PHYSIOTHERAPY OUTPATIENT SERVICES IN NEW ZEALAND. Meredith Perry, New Zealand

12:02 RR-PL-3293. “TO BE ABLE TO RECOVER MY MOBILITY” – GOAL SETTING, FOLLOW-UP RESPONSES AND TRANSFORMATIONS OF GOALS IN PHYSIOTHERAPY. Veronika Schoeb, Switzerland

Paediatrics (PLSoA-5) 08:30-10:00, Hall 405 Chair: Barbara Connolly (United States of America)

RR-PLSoA-3719. NEW INCREMENTAL FIELD STEP-TEST (ISTEP) IS VALID AND FEASIBLE IN MEASURING NEAR MAXIMAL EXERCISE PERFORMANCE IN CHILDREN WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS. Eleanor Main, United Kingdom

RR-PLSoA-3948. INVESTIGATION OF CHALLENGES EXPERIENCED BY CAREGIVERS OF CHILDREN WITH DISABILITY IN RURAL SOUTH AFRICA: CAREGIVERS AND REHABILITATION PROFESSIONALS’ PERSPECTIVES. Desmond Mathye, South Africa

RR-PLSoA-2043. SHORT-TERM EFFECT OF A FAMILY-CENTERED INTERVENTION PROGRAM ON THE CORTICAL AUDITORY PROCESSING FUNCTION IN VERY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT PRETERM INFANTS. Yen Ting Yu, Taiwan

RR-PLSoA-3043. THE IMPORTANCE OF MULTI-SPEED GAIT ANALYSIS IN PAEDIATRICS. Lucy Alderson, United Kingdom

RR-PLSoA-3707. EFFECTIVENESS OF REWARD-AND ERROR-BASED MOVEMENT LEARNING IN ENHANCING SELF-INITIATED PRONE LOCOMOTION IN INFANTS WITH OR AT RISK FOR CEREBRAL PALSY. Hlapang A Kolobe, United States of America

RR-PLSoA-3713. VISUAL PERCEPTION AND UPPER LIMB FUNCTION IN CHILDREN WITH DEVELOPMENTAL COORDINATION DISORDER. Elizabeth Harris, Australia

Research methodology and implementation (PL-52) 08:30-10:00, Room 334-335 Chair: Lucy Chipchase (Australia)

08:30 SI-PL-2548. Q-METHODOLOGY AS A VALUABLE RESEARCH APPROACH IN PHYSIOTHERAPY: AN ILLUSTRATION USING A STUDY OF SELF-MANAGEMENT IN CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN. Carol McCrum, United Kingdom

08:41 RR-PL-2692. ANALYSIS OF THE METHODOLOGICAL QUALITY AND COMPLETENESS OF REPORTING OF PHYSIOTHERAPY RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIALS RELEVANT TO MUSCULOSKELETAL CONDITIONS. Leonardo Oliveira Pena Oliveira, Brazil

08:52 SI-PL-2767. A CHANGE FRAMEWORK FOR PHYSICAL THERAPY IN A FLUID HEALTHCARE ENVIRONMENT. Martin Chadwick, New Zealand

09:03 RR-PL-2860. DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF AN ARABIC VERSION OF THE FATIGUE SEVERITY SCALE. Hana Alsobayel, Saudi Arabia

09:14 RR-PL-3114. MEASUREMENT PROPERTIES OF THE LOWER EXTREMITY FUNCTIONAL SCALE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Saurabh P. Mehta, United States of America

09:25 SI-PL-3532. MAKING SENSE OF NARRATIVE DATA. Merja Sallinen, Finland

09:36 RR-PL-3942. THERAPEUTIC VALIDITY OF EXERCISE THERAPY IN RCTS. Ellen Oosting, Netherlands

09:47 SI-PL-3990. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY IN GLOBAL HEALTH AND REHABILITATION: MIXED METHODS APPROACHES AND CONTEXT SENSITIVE RESEARCH. Graziella Van den Bergh, Norway

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Outcome measurement (PLR5-12) 10:45-12:15, Room 324-326 Chair: Gunnevi Sundelin (Sweden)

RR-PLR5-1713. DEVELOPMENT OF THE LEG ACTIVITY MEASURE (LEGA) FOR PATIENT AND CARER REPORTED ASSESSMENT OF ACTIVITY (FUNCTION) IN THE PARETIC LEG. Stephen Ashford, United Kingdom

RR-PLR5-1516. THE GLOBAL BODY EXAMINATION (GBE) - A USEFUL INSTRUMENT FOR EXAMINATION OF PATIENTS WITH LONG-LASTING MUSCULOSKELETAL AND/OR PSYCHOLOGICAL DISORDERS. Alice Kvale, Norway

SI-PLR5-2362. CROSS-CULTURAL VALIDATION OF THE ICOAP, PHYSICAL FUNCTION SHORT FORMS OF THE HOOS, KOOS IN PATIENTS WITH HIP AND KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Saurabh P. Mehta, United States of America

SI-PLR5-2623. TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY OF PAIN LOCATION USING THREE DIFFERENT BODY CHART GRIDS: A STUDY ON HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS. Diego Leoni, Italy

RR-PLR5-3029. VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY OF CLINICAL TESTS FOR TEMPOROMANDIBULAR DISORDERS FOR THE SUBGROUP WITH ANTERIOR DISC DISPLACEMENT WITHOUT REDUCTION. Elisabeth Heggem Julsvoll, Norway

RR-PLR5-3415. THE ANKLE-FRACTURE OUTCOME OF REHABILITATION MEASURE (A-FORM), INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT, MEASUREMENT PROPERTIES AND FIRST USER EXPERIENCES. Steven McPhail, Australia

RR-PLR5-1006. COMPARISON OF MODIFIED MINI-BESTEST AND BERG BALANCE SCALE AS ASSESSMENT TOOLS FOR BALANCE DISORDERS IN PERSONS AFTER STROKE. Marko Rudolf, Slovenia

RR-PLR5-1231. THE SATISFACTION AND RECOVERY INDEX AS A NEW GENERIC MEASURE OF HEALTH-RELATED SATISFACTION: DEVELOPMENT AND PRELIMINARY VALIDATION. David Walton, Canada

RR-PLR5-1383. VALIDATION OF THE COMPREHENSIVE CORE SET FOR HAND CONDITIONS FOLLOWING ADULT TRAUMATIC BRACHIAL PLEXUS INJURY. Bridget Hill, Australia

Pain and pain management (PL-46) 10:45-12:15, Room 300-301 Chair: Anne Söderlund (Sweden)

10:45 RR-PL-992. PAIN PERCEPTION OF PATIENTS WITH MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN + CENTRAL SENSITIZATION: A COMPARATIVE GROUP DELPHI STUDY. Axel Schäfer, Germany

10:56 RR-PL-1641. INTRODUCING ACCEPTANCE AND COMMITMENT THERAPY TO A PHYSIOTHERAPY LEAD PAIN REHABILITATION PROGRAMME: AN ACTION RESEARCH STUDY. Karen Barker, United Kingdom

11:07 RR-PL-3288. THE COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF EXERCISE-BASED GROUP AND INDIVIDUAL PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN CONDITIONS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Mary O'Keeffe, Ireland

11:18 RR-PL-2652. FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH LOW BACK PAIN DISABILITY IN NON-WESTERN CULTURES: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Dana Maki, United Kingdom

11:29 RR-PL-3406. FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH PERSISTENT PAIN FOLLOWING BREAST CANCER TREATMENT. Niamh Moloney, Australia

11:40 RR-PL-3699. AN EVALUATION OF THE PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF THE START BACK SCREENING TOOL - A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Ramakrishnan Mani, New Zealand

11:51 RR-PL-3431. CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS ASSOCIATED WITH PERCEIVED DISABILITY AND GABA LEVEL IN ADULTS WITH MIGRAINE: INSIGHTS FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY ASSESSMENT. Maria Eliza Aguila, Australia

12:02 RR-PL-4033. SELECTION AND USE OF PAIN ASSESSMENT INSTRUMENTS BY PHYSICAL THERAPISTS IN PAEDIATRIC PRACTICE, AND THEIR ATTITUDES TOWARDS PAIN IN CHILDREN. Roberta Henderson, United States of America

Musculoskeletal: spine (PL-26) 10:45-12:15, Hall 406 Chair: Ina Diener (South Africa)

10:45 SI-PL-1796. INTERNATIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR EXAMINATION OF THE CERVICAL REGION FOR POTENTIAL OF CERVICAL ARTERIAL DYSFUNCTION PRIOR TO ORTHOPAEDIC MANUAL THERAPY INTERVENTION. Alison Rushton, United Kingdom

10:56 RR-PL-1565. NON-INVASIVE ASSESSMENT OF SPINAL KINEMATICS DURING GAIT IN PATIENTS WITH ADOLESCENT IDIOPATHIC SCOLIOSIS. Stefan Schmid, Switzerland

11:07 RR-PL-1819. EXPERIMENTAL MUSCLE PAIN INDUCES A SHIFT OF THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF UPPER TRAPEZIUS MUSCLE ACTIVITY DURING A REPETITIVE TASK. Marco Barbero, Switzerland

11:18 RR-PL-2428. CONTROL OF HEAD STABILITY IN CHRONIC NECK PAIN. Ann-Katrin Stensdotter, Norway

11:29 RR-PL-1953. IMMEDIATE SYMPTOM RESPONSE TO MANUAL THERAPY TREATMENT FOR NECK PAIN IS RELATED TO RATE AND EXTENT OF RECOVERY. Andrew Leaver, Australia

11:40 RR-PL-3580. PA PRESSURE PUFFIN: RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF A NEW HAND-HELD ERGONOMICALLY DESIGNED MEASUREMENT DEVICE. Sigrún Vala Björnsdóttir, Iceland

11:51 RR-PL-3742. CHANGES IN NECK MOTION AND MOTOR CONTROL AND ASSOCIATIONS WITH NECK PAIN IN PATIENTS WITH NON-SPECIFIC NECK PAIN. Ingebrigt Meisingset, Norway

12:02 RR-PL-4014. SYSTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE RESPONSE TO LATERALLY DIRECTED PRESSURE APPLIED TO THE CERVICAL SPINE- A RANDOMIZED, REPEATED-MEASURES, DOUBLE BLIND, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED STUDY. Michael Wong, United States of America

Oncology & palliative care (PL-40) 10:45-12:15, Room 334-335 Chair: Liisa Laakso (Australia)

10:45 RR-PL-1619. IDENTIFYING PATIENTS WITH BREAST CANCER REQUIRING REFERRAL FOR PHYSICAL THERAPY. Carien Beurskens, Netherlands

10:56 RR-PL-1653. EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN THE AREA OF PALLIATIVE CARE: A MULTI-CENTRE STUDY IN SINGAPORE. Junhong Lim, Singapore

11:07 RR-PL-1877. EVALUATION OF RATINGS OF PERCEIVED EXERTION DURING MAXIMAL EXERCISE TESTS AMONG WOMEN UNDERGOING BREAST CANCER TREATMENT: A MEASUREMENT FOCUSED STUDY. Jackie Drouin, United States of America

11:18 RR-PL-2844. AN EXPLORATION OF ASPECTS OF HEALTH ALTERED BY BREAST CANCER AND ITS TREATMENT USING THE INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION AND FUNCTIONING (ICF). Marese Cooney, Ireland

11:29 RR-PL-3405. PREVALENCE AND INCIDENCE OF SHOULDER AND NECK DYSFUNCTION AFTER NECK DISSECTION: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Elise Gane, Australia

11:40 RR-PL-3910. PHYSICAL FUNCTIONING AFTER OESOPHAGEAL CANCER SURGERY: A CASE-CONTROL STUDY. Jenny Gannon, Ireland

11:51 RR-PL-4019. TREATMENT OF ORAL CANCER STILL REDUCE MASTICATORY EFFECTIVENESS, AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE OROFACIAL PHYSICAL THERAPIST. Caroline Margina Speksnijder, Netherlands

12:02 RR-PL-4063. A COMPARISON OF THE SCAPULAR FLIP TEST BETWEEN WOMEN WITH BREAST CANCER AND HEALTHY CONTROLS. Lucinda Pfalzer, United States of America

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Musculoskeletal: peripheral (PLR5-05) 13:45-15:15, Room 324-326 Chair: Charlotte Häger (Sweden)

RR-PLR5-1276. TAPING AND BRACING OF THE KNEE JOINT: A LADDER OF CONSERVATIVE INTERVENTION FOR PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN. Jim Richards, United Kingdom

RR-PLR5-1633. AN IMPAIRED DYNAMIC POSTURAL CONTROL IN SUBJECTS WITH CHRONIC ANKLE INSTABILITY: A DIFFERENCE IN STRATEGY. Christophe Eechaute, Belgium

RR-PLR5-1699. ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF ROTATOR CUFF ACTIVATION AT DIFFERENT POSTURES. Wataru Morita, United Kingdom

RR-PLR5-1824. SCAPULAR DYSKINESIS: PATTERNS, FUNCTIONAL DISABILITY AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS IN PEOPLE WITH SHOULDER DISORDERS. Tsun Shun Huang, Taiwan

RR-PLR5-1139. EFFECTS OF KINESIO-TAPING IN PAIN AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE ELDERLY WITH KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS –A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Marcos de Noronha, Australia

RR-PLR5-802. TARGETED INTERVENTION FOR PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN (TIPPS): PSYCHOSOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CLINICAL SUBGROUPS. Jessie Janssen, United Kingdom

RR-PLR5-704. CHANGES IN THE ACTIVATION PATTERN OF SHOULDER MUSCLES DURING OPEN AND CLOSED CHAIN ABDUCTION. Darren Reed, Australia

RR-PLR5-762. RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL TESTING PHYSIOTHERAPY-LED EXERCISE AND ULTRASOUND-GUIDED CORTICOSTEROID INJECTION FOR SUBACROMIAL IMPINGEMENT SYNDROME: THE SUPPORT TRIAL. Nadine E. Foster, United Kingdom

Orthopaedics (PL-20) 13:45-15:15, Room 328-329 Chair: Kim Dunleavy (United States of America)

13:45 RR-PL-1306. SURVIVAL FOLLOWING SURGICAL CORRECTION OF SCOLIOSIS IN RETT SYNDROME: A POPULATION-BASED STUDY IN AUSTRALIA. Jenny Downs, Australia

13:56 RR-PL-1037. FUNCTIONAL EXERCISE AFTER TOTAL HIP REPLACEMENT (FEATHER). Brenda Monaghan, Ireland

14:07 RR-PL-1912. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FOLLOWING TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT: DO PATIENTS ATTAIN RECOMMENDED TARGETS?. Alison Hodges, Australia

14:18 SI-PL-2475. A NATIONAL REVIEW OF TWO ORTHOPAEDIC REHABILITATION PATHWAYS: HIP FRACTURE AND TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT (TKR). Ruth ten Hove, United Kingdom

14:29 RR-PL-2576. FUNCTIONING WITH KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS AND ONE YEAR AFTER A TKA; ARE WE ABLE TO PREDICT FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY?. Danielle Berghmans, Netherlands

14:40 RR-PL-3307. THE MAXIMUM TOLERATED DOSE OF WALKING AFTER HIP FRACTURE IS 6 MINUTES. Nicholas F. Taylor, Australia

14:51 RR-PL-3265. BIOFEEDBACK IN PARTIAL WEIGHT BEARING: VALIDITY OF THREE DIFFERENT DEVICES. Remko van Lieshout, Netherlands

15:02 RR-PL-3598. HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE IN PERSONS WITH DYSVASCULAR AND TRAUMATIC LOWER LIMB AMPUTATION – A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Prasath Jayakaran, New Zealand

Professional practice: Other (PL-42) 13:45-15:15, Room 334-335 Chair: Lonwabo Godlwana (South Africa)

13:45 RR-PL-2244. EFFECTS OF SOCKET ALIGNMENT PERTURBATIONS ON THE MUSCLE ACTIVITY AND COMFORT OF UNILATERAL TRANSFEMORAL AMPUTEES DURING LEVEL SURFACE AMBULATION. Anna Margarita Lugue, Thailand

Qualifying education (PL-03) 10:45-12:15, Room 328-329 Chair: Ann Green (United Kingdom)

10:45 SI-PL-3894. REVIEW OF AN ENTRY-LEVEL PHYSIOTHERAPY CARDIORESPIRATORY CURRICULUM: USE OF SCOPING REVIEW METHODOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT OF AN ICF DECISION–MAKING FRAMEWORK. Vanina Dal Bello-Haas, Canada

10:56 RR-PL-1498. FACILITATING LEARNING ABOUT MOTOR LEARNING IN UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN PHYSIOTHERAPY. Lieke Marie Anne Dekkers, Netherlands

11:07 SI-PL-2079. DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNATIONAL CLINICAL EDUCATION EXPERIENCES FOR DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDENTS IN THE UNITED STATES. Antoinette Sander, United States of America

11:18 SI-PL-2195. WWW.APPLINKUP.COM – AN ONLINE SYSTEM TO MANAGE AND COLLATE WORKPLACE BASED ASSESSMENT OUTCOMES FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS. Megan Dalton, Australia

11:29 RR-PL-2661. DIFFERENCES IN CURRENT APPROACHES TO RESPIRATORY PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENT PRACTICE EDUCATION ACROSS EUROPE. John Hammond, United Kingdom

11:40 WITHDRAWN

11:51 RR-PL-997. EMOTIONAL-SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE, CARING, MORAL JUDGMENT AND LEADERSHIP OF PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDENTS: RELATIONSHIP WITH CLINICAL PERFORMANCE. Helene Larin, United States of America

12:02 RR-PL-3906. SCRIPT CONCORDANCE TEST: CAN IT BE USED TO ASSESS CLINICAL REASONING OF PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENT?. Jean-Pierre Dumas, Canada

Monday 13:45 Human movement analysis (PL-13) 13:45-15:15, Room 300-301 Chair: Gavin Williams (Australia)

13:45 RR-PL-931. COMPARISON BETWEEN AN ACCELEROMETER AND A THREE DIMENSIONAL MOTION ANALYSIS SYSTEM FOR ESTIMATING THE VERTICAL DISPLACEMENT OF CENTER OF MASS. Ichiro Aruga, Japan

13:56 RR-PL-1530. ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT INJURY ABOUT 20 YEARS POST-TREATMENT: A KINEMATIC ANALYSIS OF ONE-LEG SIDE HOPS. Eva Tengman, Sweden

14:07 RR-PL-1532. CAN AN ACCELEROMETER-BASED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY MONITOR BE USED TO PROVIDE A VALID MEASURE OF UPPER LIMB ELEVATION ANGLE?. Andrew Hirschhorn, Australia

14:18 RR-PL-2448. RELIABILITY OF A NEW FOOT MODEL FOR DYNAMIC NAVICULAR DROP MEASUREMENT. Patric Eichelberger, Switzerland

14:29 RR-PL-2472. POSTURAL CONTROL IN QUIET STANDING MORE THAN 20 YEARS AFTER ACL INJURY. Ann-Katrin Stensdotter, Norway

14:40 RR-PL-2929. ADAPTATION OF ANKLE-KNEE INTERACTION DURING REPEATED SUBMAXIMAL LOADING TO EXHAUSTION. Amitabh Gupta, Australia

14:51 RR-PL-3141. BIOMECHANICAL EFFECTS OF THE BIOMECHANICAL TAPING AND CUSTOMIZED FOOT ORTHOSES IN PATIENTS WITH PLANTAR FASCIITIS. Fu-Lien Wu, Taiwan

15:02 RR-PL-3254. DEVELOPMENT OF GENDER SPECIFIC PAEDIATRIC GAIT CENTILES FOR INTERPRETATION OF OBJECTIVE GAIT ANALYSIS IN THE CLINICAL SETTING. Lucy Alderson, United Kingdom

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Monday 15:45 Global health (PL-05) 15:45-17:15, Room 303-304 Chair: Joanne Potterton (South Africa)

15:45 RR-PL-4030. THE EFFECTS OF A 16 WEEK AEROBIC EXERCISE PROGRAMME ON CIRCULATING LYMPHOCYTE SUBPOPULATIONS: A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Grace Lavelle, Ireland

15:56 RR-PL-1777. KNOWLEDGE AND BEHAVIOUR REGARDING HIV/AIDS AMONG PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES IN GAUTENG, SOUTH AFRICA. Sonti Imogene Pilusa, South Africa

16:07 RR-PL-3501. HEIGHTENED CARDIOVASCULAR STRESS DURING THE SIX-MINUTE WALK TEST AMONG PEOPLE WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES. Alison Harmer, Australia

16:18 RR-PL-3670. EVALUATION OF THE VALUE OF REHABILITATION PRESCRIPTIONS WITHIN FOUR MAJOR TRAUMA HOSPITALS. Karen Hoffman, United Kingdom

16:29 RR-PL-3963. IS A PHYSICAL ACTIVITY CARE PATHWAY AN ACCEPTABLE APPROACH TO PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PROMOTION IN PRIMARY CARE?. Emer Barrett, Ireland

16:40 RR-PL-4007. FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH TRANSTIBIAL AMPUTATIONS IS INFLUENCED BY TYPE OF PROSTHESIS. Nicoleta Bugnariu, United States of America

16:51 RR-PL-4012. A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF QUALITY OF LIFE (QOL) OF AMPUTEES. Fiona Davie-Smith, United Kingdom

17:02 RR-PL-2683. REGISTRATION PROJECT - PATIENT PROFILE. A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY OF THE PATIENT PROFILE IN PATIENTS REFERRED TO PHYSIOTHERAPY IN PRIMARY CARE. Nils-Bo de Vos Andersen, Denmark

Musculoskeletal: lower limb (PL-19) 15:45-17:15, Room 300-301 Chair: Jaime Noguera (Venezuela)

15:45 RR-PL-2493. EFFICACY OF KINESIOLOGY TAPING IN REDUCING KNEE SWELLING IN PATIENTS WHO HAVE UNDERGONE PRIMARY ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT RECONSTRUCTION. Mark Chan, Singapore

15:56 RR-PL-1165. PREVENTIVE MEASURE OF SECOND HIP FRACTURE: IDENTIFICATION OF HIGH RISK GROUP. King To Eddie Wong, Hong Kong

16:07 RR-PL-3969. EVALUATION OF MUSCLE FUNCTIONS, STATIC ARCH INDEX OF THE FOOT AND GAIT PARAMETERS IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC ANKLE INSTABILITY. Filiz Can, Turkey

16:18 RR-PL-3041. KNEE ADDUCTION IS NOT A PRIMARY COMPONENT OF THE VARUS THRUST DURING STATIONARY STEPPING ACTIVITY: A 3D-TO-2D REGISTRATION TECHNIQUE. Kenji Hoshi, Japan

16:29 RR-PL-3303. EXACT: EXERCISE OR ADVICE AFTER ANKLE FRACTURE – A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Paula Regina Beckenkamp, Australia

16:40 RR-PL-3310. ADDITIONAL SATURDAY REHABILITATION INCREASES PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND PATIENT ENGAGEMENT. Casey Peiris, Australia

16:51 RR-PL-3783. COMPARISON AMONG DIFFERENT POSITIONS FOR MAXIMIZING ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC (EMG) ACTIVITY OF SELECTED HIP MUSCLES. David Selkowitz, United States of America

17:02 RR-PL-3091. PROPRIOCEPTIVE NEUROMUSCULAR FACILITATION - PNF INFLUENCE IN THE CHANGE OF RECTUS FEMORIS FIBER VIEW THROUGH SURFACE ELECTROMYOGRAPHY AND ANALOGIC DYNAMOMETRY. Alessandro Pin, Brazil

13:56 RR-PL-2492. INTRODUCING NOVEL, NON-INVASIVE PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE FUNCTION TESTS FOR MEN: A FOCUS ON RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY AND MEN IN DISTRESS. Joanne Elizabeth Milios, Australia

14:07 RR-PL-2680. QUALITATIVE EXPLORATION OF NON-SPECIFIC CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN IN RURAL NIGERIA: TOWARDS EVIDENCE-INFORMED PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICE. Chinonso Nwamaka Igwesi-Chidobe, United Kingdom

14:18 RR-PL-2924. MIRROR NEURON SYSTEM RECRUITMENT DURING OBSERVATION AND SIMULTANEOUS OBSERVATION AND EXECUTION OF TASKS WITH DIFFERENT CHARACTERISTICS. Roberto Gatti, Italy

14:29 RR-PL-3445. EFFECTS OF PREOPERATIVE GROUP-BASED AQUATIC TRAINING ON HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE IN PERSONS WITH LATE STAGE KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Tiina Karihtala, Finland

14:40 RR-PL-3495. EFFECTS OF HIGH-INTENSITY FUNCTIONAL EXERCISE ON DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS AMONG PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA IN RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITIES: A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Håkan Littbrand, Sweden

14:51 RR-PL-3566. MEASUREMENT OF PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE ACTIVITY FROM TRANSPERINEAL ULTRASOUND IMAGING IN MEN: A VALIDATION STUDY WITH INVASIVE ELECTROMYOGRAPHY. Paul Hodges, Australia

15:02 RR-PL-3732. MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN IN MELANCHOLIC AND ATYPICAL DEPRESSION. Katariina Korniloff, Finland

Sport and sports injuries (PL-48) 13:45-15:15, Room 303-304 Chair: Jon Warren (New Zealand)

13:45 RR-PL-561. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SHOCKWAVE THERAPY ON ACHILLES AND PATELLAR TENDINOPATHY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Anuj Punnoose, United Kingdom

13:56 RR-PL-1083. KINESIO TAPE DID NOT PROMOTE VERTICAL JUMPING PERFORMANCE: A DECEPTIVE CONTROLLED TRIAL. QKC Yau, Hong Kong

14:07 RR-PL-2543. VALIDATION OF THE COPENHAGEN HIP GROIN OUTCOME SCORE (HAGOS) FOR PAIN, SYMPTOMS AND PHYSICAL FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH HIP/GROIN DISABILITY. Roland Thomeé, Sweden

14:18 RR-PL-2635. TENDON THICKNESS AND VASCULARITY ARE RELATED TO THE SUBACROMIAL SPACE IN ATHLETES WITH CHRONIC SUPRASPINATUS TENDINOPATHY. Sammi Sin Mei Tsui, Hong Kong

14:29 RR-PL-3281. WHY DO ANKLE SPRAINS RECUR?. Fereshteh Pourkazemi, Australia

14:40 RR-PL-3314. ASSOCIATION BETWEEN ELASTIC PROPERTIES OF PATELLAR TENDON AND PAIN AND DYSFUNCTION IN INDIVIDUALS WITH PATELLAR TENDINOPATHY. Zhi Jie Zhang, China

14:51 RR-PL-3478. INJURY PREVALENCE AND SEVERITY IN FIELD HOCKEY DRAG FLICKERS: A RETROSPECTIVE CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY. Wei Bing Loh, Singapore

15:02 RR-PL-3526. THE PREVALENCE OF URINE INCONTINENCE IN NULLIPAROUS FEMALE ATHLETES: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Sania Almousa, Greece

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RR-PLR5-2304. PREOPERATIVE NEUROSCIENCE EDUCATION FOR LUMBAR RADICULOPATHY PATIENTS – A RANDOMISED CONTROL TRIAL. Ina Diener, South Africa

RR-PLR5-2631. DETERMINING THE FEASIBILITY OF A PHYSIOTHERAPIST-LED PAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME FOR ARAB PATIENTS WITH LOW BACK PAIN IN BAHRAIN. Dana Maki, United Kingdom

RR-PLR5-3560. NEUROSCIENCE PATIENT EDUCATION AND MINDFULNESS ADDED TO MULTIDISCIPLINARY REHABILITATION FOR WOMEN WITH CHRONIC MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN. Sigrún Vala Björnsdóttir, Iceland

RR-PLR5-1553. THE PREVALENCE OF BLADDER AND BOWEL SYMPTOMS EXPERIENCED BY MEN AND WOMEN SEEKING TREATMENT FOR GENERAL CHRONIC PAIN. Cheryl Ludwik, Australia

RR-PLR5-2092. WHAT IS IMPORTANT IN PAIN NEUROSCIENCE EDUCATION? THE EXPERIENCE OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC PAIN. Amarins J. Wijma, Netherlands

SI-PLR5-1987. THE PAINHEALTH WEBSITE: A WESTERN AUSTRALIAN POLICY-INTO-PRACTICE INITIATIVE TO DELIVER HOLISTIC, CONSUMER-FOCUSED BEST-EVIDENCE PAIN MANAGEMENT FOR PEOPLE WITH MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN. Helen Slater, Australia

RR-PLR5-1028. DEEP MASSAGE TO POSTERIOR CALF MUSCLES IN COMBINATION WITH NEURAL MOBILIZATION EXERCISES AS A TREATMENT FOR HEEL PAIN. Bernice Saban, Israel

Stroke (PL-36) 15:45-17:15, Room 328-329 Chair: Steven Wolf (United States of America)

15:45 RR-PL-2839. DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CHRONIC STROKE REVIEW TOOL AND INTERVENTION GUIDE (REV-TIG). Kim Brock, Australia

15:56 RR-PL-2337. PRONOUNCED DECREASE IN CONCENTRIC STRENGTH FOLLOWING STROKE DUE TO PRE-FRONTALLY MEDIATED MOTOR INHIBITION. Mattias Hedlund, Sweden

16:07 RR-PL-2899. A MIXED-METHODS STUDY EXPLORING THE COMBINATION OF NON-INVASIVE BRAIN STIMULATION AND ROBOT THERAPY FOR THE IMPAIRED UPPER LIMB IN STROKE. Lisa Tedesco Triccas, United Kingdom

16:18 RR-PL-3438. ROLE OF BDNF VAL66MET POLYMORPHISM ON NEUROANATOMY OF MOTOR RECOVERY AFTER STROKE. Andrea Turolla, Italy

16:29 RR-PL-3569. DISABILITY AFTER STROKE AND BENEFITS FROM EXERCISE. Birgitta Langhammer, Norway

16:40 RR-PL-3767. PARTICIPATION RESTRICTIONS EXPERIENCED BY PATIENTS WITH STROKE EXPLORED WITHIN A MODEL OF PARTICIPATION. Anthea Rhoda, South Africa

16:51 RR-PL-3795. GAIT TRAINING USING NEW ROBOTICS DEVICE FOR PATIENTS WITH HEMIPLEGIA AFTER STROKE: A RANDOMIZED CROSS-OVER TRIAL. Koji Ohata, Japan

17:02 RR-PL-4002. EFFECTIVENESS OF AUGMENTING THERAPY TIME IN CIRCUIT CLASS THERAPY ON MOBILITY OF UPPER/LOWER EXTREMITY POST STROKE: A RANDOMIZED PILOT STUDY. Isa Usman Lawal, Nigeria

Musculoskeletal: spine (PL-27) 15:45-17:15, Room 331-332 Chair: Gladys Cheing (China)

15:45 WITHDRAWN

15:56 RR-PL-1791. QUEST PHYSIOTHERAPY POST LUMBAR DISCECTOMY: PILOT AND FEASIBILITY STUDY TO INFORM THE DEVELOPMENT OF A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Alison Rushton, United Kingdom

16:07 RR-PL-3226. CAN A HIP ABDUCTION-EXTERNAL ROTATION (HABER) TEST DISCRIMINATE FOR LOW BACK PAIN OF SACROILIAC JOINT ORIGIN?. Divya Adhia, New Zealand

16:18 RR-PL-1826. A RANDOMIZED, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED TRIAL OF VERTEBRAL MOBILIZATION TREATMENT ON PATIENTS WITH ACUTE RADICULOPATHY CAUSED BY LUMBAR DISC HERNIATION. Ping Zhao, China

16:29 RR-PL-2963. IS THERE A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LUMBAR SPINE PROPRIOCEPTION AND NON-SPECIFIC LOW BACK PAIN? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW WITH META-ANALYSIS. Matthew Hoyan Tong, Australia

16:40 RR-PL-3246. ARE PELVIC MOVEMENT ANOMALIES ASSOCIATED WITH LOW BACK PAIN OF SACROILIAC JOINT ORIGIN?. Divya Adhia, New Zealand

16:51 RR-PL-3391. MULTIFIDUS MUSCLE UNDERGOES STRUCTURAL REMODELING OF MUSCLE, ADIPOSE AND CONNECTIVE TISSUE, BUT NOT ATROPHY AFTER INJURY: MOLECULAR AND MORPHOLOGICAL EVIDENCE. Paul Hodges, Australia

17:02 RR-PL-3629. MOTOR CONTROL EXERCISE FOR NON-SPECIFIC LOW BACK PAIN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS. Tuulikki Sjögren, Finland

Paediatrics (PL-45) 15:45-17:15, Hall 405 Chair: Barbara Connolly (United States of America)

15:45 RR-PL-3250. WHOSE PAIN IS IT ANYWAY? COMPARABILITY OF PAIN REPORTS FROM CHILDREN AND THEIR PARENTS. Steven J Kamper, Australia

15:56 RR-PL-2812. AN INVESTIGATION OF PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY IN CHILDREN WHO ARE INFECTED WITH HIV. Natalie Benjamin, South Africa

16:07 RR-PL-3349. PATTERNS OF PARTICIPATION IN ACTIVITIES OUTSIDE SCHOOL IN AUSTRALIAN CHILDREN: A NORMATIVE STUDY. Claire Kerr, Australia

16:18 RR-PL-3534. THE INCIDENCE, RISK AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES OF INTRACRANIAL HAEMORRHAGE IN CHILDREN WITH INHERITED BLEEDING DISORDERS. Eleanor Main, United Kingdom

16:29 WITHDRAWN

16:40 RR-PL-3548. IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MOTOR LEARNING IN TYPICALLY DEVELOPING CHILDREN: EFFECTS OF TASK, AGE AND WORKING MEMORY. Marjolein Jongbloed-Pereboom, Netherlands

16:51 RR-PL-3510. MODIFIED SHUTTLE TEST-PAEDS: A VALID CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS MEASURE FOR CHILDREN. Nikki Milne, Australia

Pain and pain management (PLR5-11) 15:45-17:15, Room 324-326 Chair: Lars Henrik Larsen (Denmark)

RR-PLR5-2518. EFFECTS OF MIRROR VISUAL FEEDBACK AND SPINAL MOBILISATIONS ON PAIN AND TACTILE ACUITY: A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Aisling O'Malley, United Kingdom

RR-PLR5-3396. AEROBIC EXERCISE DOES NOT IMPROVE LONG-TERM PAIN AND DISABILITY IN WHIPLASH-ASSOCIATED DISORDERS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Alexandra Griffin, Australia

SI-PLR5-2622. PHYSIOTHERAPY INFORMED BY ACCEPTANCE AND COMMITMENT THERAPY FOR PERSISTENT LOW BACK PAIN: THE PACT STUDY. Duncan J. Critchley, United Kingdom

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SI-PO-02-23-Mon. ACTIVATING PHYSIOTHERAPY IN STROKE REHABILITATION – ONLINE COURSE FOR ADVANCED PHYSIOTHERAPY HIGHER EDUCATION. Outi Pyöriä, Finland

Critical care (PO-17-Mon1) RR-PO-03-01-Mon. BENCHMARKING BASELINE REHABILITATION IN ADULT CRITICAL CARE. Amanda Jane Thomas, United Kingdom

RR-PO-03-03-Mon. PREDICTIVE FACTOR FOR MORTALITY IN MECHANICALLY VENTILATED PATIENTS WHO UNDERGO PHYSICAL THERAPY IN INTENSIVE CARE UNIT. Kiyokazu Sekikawa, Japan

Disability and rehabilitation (PO-07-Mon1) RR-PO-03-05-Mon. PHYSIOTHERAPY MANAGEMENT OF IDIOPATHIC CLUBFOOT IN TANZANIA: EXPERIENCES AND CHALLENGES. Mathew John Shayo, Tanzania

SI-PO-03-07-Mon. THE REHABILITATION OF PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES AT THE ARTIFICIAL LIMB AND POLIO CENTRE IN GAZA. Ahmed Mosa, Palestinian Territory

RR-PO-03-09-Mon. THE RELATIONSHIP OF IMPAIRMENTS IN BALANCE TO VISION AND/OR HEARING DEFICIENCY IN SPECIAL OLYMPICS ATHLETES. Donna Bainbridge, United States of America

RR-PO-03-11-Mon. IDENTIFICATION AND COMPARISON OF PROBLEMS REPORTED BY PATIENTS AND PHYSIOTHERAPISTS ATTENDING PHYSIOTHERAPY OUTPATIENT SETTINGS USING ICF CODES. Hitaxi Patel, India

Education (PO-01-Mon1) SI-PO-03-13-Mon. INTER-PROFESSIONAL, HIGH FIDELITY RESPIRATORY SIMULATION TRAINING FOR MEDICAL, NURSING AND PHYSIOTHERAPY POSTGRADUATES. Justine Gosling, United Kingdom

RR-PO-03-15-Mon. INTERPROFESSIONAL ENTREPRENEUR EDUCATION - ACTION RESEARCH. Tarja Tittonen, Finland

RR-PO-03-17-Mon. CONTENT ANALYSIS OF THE CANADIAN REHABILITATION ETHICS TEACHING WORKSHOP (CREW DAY). Anne Hudon, Canada

SI-PO-03-19-Mon. DEVELOPING A FRAMEWORK FOR A COMPETENCY-BASED PT CURRICULUM. Camilla Wikström-Grotell, Finland

SI-PO-03-21-Mon. GUIDED INTRODUCTION TO THE CANADIAN HEALTHCARE SYSTEM: A MENTORSHIP MODEL WITHIN A BRIDGING PROGRAM FOR INTERNATIONALLY EDUCATED PHYSIOTHERAPISTS. Michelle Barnes, Canada

Electrophysical & isothermal agents (PO-18-Mon1) RR-PO-03-23-Mon. SIMULTANEOUS EXECUTION OF HOT PACK AND MUSCLE STRETCHING ENABLES STRONGER MUSCLE STRETCHING DUE TO THE REDUCTION OF STRETCH PAIN. Hideki Yoshida, Japan

RR-PO-04-01-Mon. THERAPEUTIC ULTRASOUND ATTENUATES ALLODYNIA INDUCED BY THORACOTOMY AND RIB RETRACTION IN RATS. Chen-Chih Liu, Taiwan

RR-PO-04-03-Mon. COUGH ASSIST USING EMG TRRIGERD NEUROMUSCULAR ELECTRICAL STIMULATION TO ABDOMINAL MUSCLES - A PRELIMINARY STUDY WITH HEALTHY PEOPLE. Kouji Ihashi, Japan

RR-PO-04-05-Mon. EFFECT OF THERAPEUTIC ULTRASOUND ON LOCAL BLOOD CIRCULATION: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CHANGES IN MUSCULAR OXYGENATION AND TISSUE TEMPERATURE. Katsuyuki Morishita, Japan

RR-PO-04-07-Mon. CAPACITIVE RESISTIVE MONOPOLAR RADIOFREQUENCY (CRMRF) THERAPY AT 448 KHZ: LOCALIZED APPLICATION SIGNIFICANTLY ENHANCES AND SUSTAINS SKIN PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES. Binoy Kumaran, United Kingdom

RR-PO-04-09-Mon. THE EFFECTS OF DIRECT MICRO–CURRENT STIMULATION ON THE PROLIFERATION OF HUMAN DERMAL FIBROBLASTS. Mikiko Uemura, Japan

RR-PO-04-11-Mon. EFFECTS OF 904NM LOW-LEVEL LASER THERAPY (LLLT) ON MUSCLE HEALING PROCESS AFTER MYONECROSIS. Willians Fernando Vieira, Brazil

Monday 12:15-13:00 Cardiorespiratory (PO-15-Mon1) RR-PO-01-01-Mon. THE TEST RE- TEST RELIABILITY OF SPECIFIC BREATHING PATTERN ELEMENTS IN SITTING AND SUPINE POSITIONS. Fatimah Al Shaikh, United Kingdom

RR-PO-01-03-Mon. STERNAL SKIN STRAIN DURING SHOULDER MOVEMENTS AND UPPER EXTREMITY ACTIVITIES. Weiqing Ge, United States of America

RR-PO-01-05-Mon. EFFECTS OF A TRAINING INTERVENTION AFTER THORACO-ABDOMINAL OESOPHAGUS SURGERY - A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Monika Fagevik Olsén, Sweden

RR-PO-01-07-Mon. EFFECTS OF PULMONARY REHABILITATION ON PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND SELF-EFFICACY IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. Diana Sani, Singapore

RR-PO-01-15-Mon. EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PROMOTION AND INSPIRATORY MUSCLE TRAINING IN PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC HEART FAILURE - A PRELIMINARY REPORT. Suh-Jen Lin, United States of America

RR-PO-01-17-Mon. THE EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN PATIENTS WITH PERSISTENT ATRIAL FIBRILLATION. Kerstin Angergård, Sweden

RR-PO-01-19-Mon. DEPRESSION IN CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE: RELATIONSHIP WITH FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY AND QUALITY OF LIFE. Maria Gloria Rodrigues Machado, Brazil

RR-PO-01-21-Mon. CHEST WALL VOLUMES DURING CONSTANT COMPARED TO INCREMENTAL CYCLE ERGOMETER TESTS IN COPD PATIENTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Guilherme Fregonezi, Brazil

RR-PO-01-23-Mon. CAN DIAPHRAGMATIC BREATHING MODIFY CHEST WALL VOLUMES DURING INSPIRATORY LOADED IN PATIENTS WITH HEART FAILURE?. Raquel Britto, Brazil

RR-PO-02-01-Mon. CONSIDERATION OF EXERCISE-INDUCED OXYGEN DESATURATION DURING THE 6-MIN WALK TEST IN EX-SMOKERS WITHOUT AIRFLOW LIMITATION. Yutaro Oki, Japan

RR-PO-02-03-Mon. ASSOCIATION WITH VASCULAR FUNCTION AND EXERCISE TOLERANCE DURING CARDIAC REHABILITATION AFTER ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. COMPARISON OF CHANGES AFTER 12 MONTHS. Akihiro Ogawa, Japan

RR-PO-02-05-Mon. AN EVALUATION OF THE UPTAKE AND EFFECTS OF A NEW EXERCISE-BASED CARDIAC REHABILITATION PROGRAM IN A SINGAPORE HOSPITAL. Hui An Koh, Singapore

RR-PO-02-07-Mon. COMPARISON OF INSPIRATORY PERFORMANCE IN DIVISION 1 COLLEGIATE ATHLETES USING THE TEST OF INCREMENTAL RESPIRATORY ENDURANCE (TIRE). Lawrence Cahalin, United States of America

Clinical education (PO-02-Mon1) RR-PO-02-09-Mon. ‘YOU WERE INSTANTLY MADE TO FEEL LIKE PART OF THE TEAM.’ – THE IMPACT OF BELONGINGNESS ON STUDENTS’ PLACEMENT EXPERIENCES. Claire Hamshire, United Kingdom

SI-PO-02-13-Mon. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE OF THE 2:1 STUDENT: CLINICAL INSTRUCTOR MODEL IN ACUTE CARE SETTINGS. Cecilia Graham, United States of America

RR-PO-02-15-Mon. DOES STUDENT RECORD KEEPING MEET EUROPEAN PRACTICE STANDARD 14?. Louise Groeger, Ireland

RR-PO-02-17-Mon. CONSENSUS BETWEEN ASSESSORS REGARDING RATINGS OF COMPETENCY OF PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS: IS IT POSSIBLE?. Courtney Clark, Australia

SI-PO-02-19-Mon. MOTIVATORS AND BARIERS FOR INVOLVEMENT OF CLINICIANS IN PHYSIOTHERAPY AND OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY EDUCATION. Liliana Coman, Canada

Continuing professional development (PO-03-Mon1) RR-PO-02-21-Mon. USE OF THE ALBERTA CONTEXT TOOL TO UNDERSTAND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE WORKPLACE IMPORTANT TO EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE. Patricia Manns, Canada

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RR-PO-06-03-Mon. EFFECTS OF HALLUX VALGUS ANGLE ON THE MOMENTS OF LOWER EXTREMITY JOINTS DURING GAIT IN YOUNG ADULT FEMALE. Yuko Kasano, Japan

RR-PO-06-05-Mon. EFFECT OF COUNTERFORCE BRACE ON GRIP STRENGTH IN HEALTHY POPULATION. Sahayog Sahay, Singapore

RR-PO-06-07-Mon. TIME-SERIES MUSCLE FORCE PROFILE AROUND THE HIP JOINT DURING WALKING IN THE ELDERLY AND YOUNG PEOPLE. Haruki Toda, Japan

RR-PO-06-09-Mon. ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF LOWER EXTREMITY MUSCLES IN HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS WALKING ON A FOOTPAD-TYPE LOCOMOTION INTERFACE. Naoki Tanaka, Japan

RR-PO-06-11-Mon. ESTIMATION OF HIP JOINT LOADING DURING GAIT BEFORE AND AFTER TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY USING A MUSCULOSKELETAL MODELING SYSTEM. Kazutaka Hata, Japan

RR-PO-06-13-Mon. MEASURING CENTRE OF GRAVITY AND POSTURAL SHIFTS IN FIRST YEAR PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS ENCUMBERED WITH A SCHOOLBAG. Ivan Jurak, Croatia

RR-PO-06-15-Mon. GAIT ANALYSIS AFTER MEDIAL PATELLOFEMORAL LIGAMENT RECONSTRUCTION FOR RECURRENT PATELLAR DISLOCATION. Makoto Asaeda, Japan

RR-PO-06-17-Mon. MEASUREMENT OF KNEE ARTHRO-KINEMATIC PATTERNS IN YOUNG INDIVIDUALS WITH BACK KNEE GAIT. Rou-Yan Wu, Taiwan

RR-PO-06-19-Mon. CHANGES IN POSTURAL CONTROL DURING A REPETITIVE REACHING TASK. Hiroshi Saito, Japan

RR-PO-06-21-Mon. EXPERIMENTAL PROTOCOL FOR KINEMATIC ANALYSIS OF THE HAND DURING THE USE OF UPPER EXTREMITY ORTHOSIS. Elaine Caldeira Oliveira Guirro, Brazil

RR-PO-06-23-Mon. A STUDY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF NORMAL AND ABNORMAL GAIT IN PRIMARY SCHOOL AGED CHILDREN USING CLINICAL GAIT ANALYSIS. Stephanie Parkinson, Australia

RR-PO-07-01-Mon. THE EFFECT OF A MODIFIED ONE-PLANE GOLF SWING UPON THE LUMBAR SPINE “CRUNCH FACTOR". R. Barry Dale, United States of America

RR-PO-07-03-Mon. THREE-DIMENSIONAL KINEMATIC AND KINETIC GAIT DEVIATIONS IN INDIVIDUALS WITH CHRONIC ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT DEFICIENT KNEES: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Shiek Abdullah Ismail, Australia

RR-PO-07-07-Mon. CONSISTENCY OF INDIVIDUAL MOTOR VARIABILITY PATTERNS IN REPETITIVE PRECISION WORK. Jonas Sandlund, Sweden

RR-PO-07-09-Mon. INTER- AND INTRA-RATER RELIABILITY OF A TECHNIQUE FOR ASSESSING THE LENGTH OF THE LATISSIMUS DORSI MUSCLE. Elzette Korkie, South Africa

RR-PO-07-11-Mon. MEASURING DAYTIME PHYSICAL ACTIVITY USING TRIAXIAL ACCELEROMETER IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING OLDER ADULTS WITH DIFFICULTY TO PERFORM OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES. Hiroyuki Hashidate, Japan

Information management and technology (PO-11-Mon1) SI-PO-07-13-Mon. DEVELOPMENT OF AN INNOVATIVE WEB AND SMARTPHONE APPLICATION TO ASSIST HEALTH PROFESSIONALS TO PROMOTE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY. Avril Copeland, Ireland

SI-PO-07-15-Mon. VALUE OF DATA: IS PHYSICAL THERAPY INCLUDED IN INTERVENTIONS OF PATIENTS WITH NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES (NCD´S) AT LANDSPITALI?. Arna Hardardottir, Iceland

SI-PO-07-17-Mon. WWW.PHYSIOTHERAPYEXERCISES.COM – NEW EXERCISES AND FEATURES TO HELP PHYSIOTHERAPISTS PRESCRIBE HOME EXERCISE PROGRAMS. Catherine Sherrington, Australia

RR-PO-07-21-Mon. THE CONTENT AND STRUCTURE OF ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS IN PHYSIOTHERAPY. Riitta Partia, Finland

Mental health (PO-22-Mon1) SI-PO-07-23-Mon. THE EFFECTS OF BASIC BODY AWARENESS THERAPY FOR THE PEOPLE WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA ON SENSE OF AGENCY AND MOTOR CONTROL. Taisei Yamamoto, Japan

Exercise physiology (PO-19-Mon1) RR-PO-04-13-Mon. TIME-COURSE INFLUENCE OF WEIGHT-BEARING STIMULATION ON MUSCLE FIBERS WITH DISUSE MUSCLE ATROPHY: BASED ON LONGITUDINAL REGIONS IN RAT SOLEUS MUSCLE. Masashi Nishikawa, Japan

RR-PO-04-15-Mon. AN EFFECT OF PHYSICAL THERAPY THAT LOW-STIMULATION INTENSITY OF NEUROMUSCULAR ELECTRICAL STIMULATION (NMES) BRINGS. Makoto Miwa, Japan

RR-PO-04-17-Mon. DEEP BREATHING AS PROPHYLAXIS FOR DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS: FOCUSING ON AIRFLOW VELOCITY. Koji Tsuda, Japan

RR-PO-04-19-Mon. COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF HIGH AND LOW FREQUENCY REPETITIVE TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION ON UPPER LIMB FUNCTION IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS. Motoyuki Watanabe, Japan

RR-PO-04-21-Mon. RESTING MUSCLE STIFFNESS MEASURED WITH ULTRASOUND SHEAR-WAVE ELASTOGRAPHY AFTER STATIC STRETCHING. Keigo Taniguchi, Japan

RR-PO-04-23-Mon. QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OF SKELETAL MUSCLE FATIGUE IN ISOMETRIC CONTRACTION BY NEAR-INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY AND ELECTROMYOGRAM. Masaharu Morita, Japan

RR-PO-05-01-Mon. REDUCED PARASYMPATHETIC REACTIVATION DURING RECOVERY FROM EXERCISE IN MYALGIC ENCEPHALOMYELITIS (ME) . Jo Nijs, Belgium

RR-PO-05-03-Mon. STRUCTURAL BRAIN PLASTICITY INDUCED BY PHYSICAL TRAINING IN ADULTS AFFECTED BY AGING OR DISEASE RELATED IMPAIRMENTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Mira Meeus, Belgium

RR-PO-05-05-Mon. NEITHER DYNAMIC WARM-UP NOR STATIC STRETCHING AFFECT MEASURES OF POWER AND FATIGUE DURING VIGOROUS CYCLING AMONG WOMEN. Brianne P. Fortney, United States of America

Global health (PO-06-Mon1) SI-PO-05-07-Mon. PARAVAULTING - THE USE OF THERAPEUTIC HORSEBACK RIDING AS AN INCLUSIVE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY. Jana Sklenarikova, Czech Republic

RR-PO-05-09-Mon. KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES OF HOSPITAL STAFF TOWARDS REHABILITATION IN A CHINESE COUNTY HOSPITAL. Sock Hui Joy Teo, Singapore

SI-PO-05-11-Mon. REHABILITATION WORKERS TRAINING PROGRAMMES IN POST-DISASTER/POST-CONFLICT CONTEXTS: THE CASES OF HAITI AND KENYA. Anik Goulet, Haiti

Health promotion & wellbeing (PO-20-Mon1) RR-PO-05-13-Mon. SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE EFFICACY OF THE PRESCRIPTION OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN OBESE CHILD POPULATION. Edgar Debray Hernandez, Colombia

SI-PO-05-15-Mon. LIFE-LONG SECONDARY PREVENTION AND QUALITY REGISTRIES IN CEREBRAL PALSY AND SPINA BIFIDA. WHY, WHEN AND HOW?. Eva Nordmark, Sweden

RR-PO-05-17-Mon. THE DAILY WORKLOAD ANALYSIS OF PHYSICAL THERAPISTS OF VISITING HEALTH CENTER IN KOREA. Hansuk Lee, Korea

RR-PO-05-19-Mon. PRIORITIZING CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS TO THE IMPLEMENTATION OF TASK-ORIENTED COMMUNITY EXERCISE PROGRAMS FOR PEOPLE WITH BALANCE AND MOBILITY LIMITATIONS. Nancy M. Salbach, Canada

Human movement analysis (PO-21-Mon1) RR-PO-05-21-Mon. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GAIT PATTERN AND ENERGY COSTUNDER FUNCTIONAL RESTRICTION. Asami Higuchi, Japan

RR-PO-05-23-Mon. INTELLIGENT DATA ANALYSIS OF INSTRUMENTED GAIT DATA IN STROKE PATIENTS - A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Aris Seferiadis, Sweden

RR-PO-06-01-Mon. KINEMATIC ANALYSIS OF STAIR-DESCENDING MOTION: COMPARISON OF FORWARD DESCENDING AND SIDEWAYS DESCENDING METHODS. Yoshihide Tokuda, Japan

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RR-PO-09-21-Mon. THE KINEMATIC AND KINETIC EFFECT OF TAPING ON KNEE JOINT WHILE DESCENDING STAIRS. Hiroki Aoyama, Japan

RR-PO-09-23-Mon. RELIABILITY OF METHODS USED TO EVALUATE LOWER LIMB MALALIGNMENTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Vasileios Korakakis, Greece

RR-PO-10-01-Mon. CORRELATION COEFFICIENT INVESTIGATION OF THE CLASSIFICATION OF THE DIFFERENCE PATTERNS OF IPSILATERAL HIP ROTATIONAL RANGE OF MOTION. Heonsoo Han, Japan

RR-PO-10-03-Mon. EFFECT OF TWO ANKLE BRACES AND TWO ANKLE BANDAGES ON ANKLE INVERSION MOBILITY DURING PASSIVE INVERSION STRESS. A COMPARATIVE STUDY. Peter Vaes, Belgium

Musculoskeletal: spine (PO-27-Mon1) RR-PO-10-05-Mon. STRAIGHT LEG RAISE TREATMENT FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH SPINALLY REFERRED LEG PAIN: EFFECTS ON SCIATIC NERVE EXCURSION. Colette Ridehalgh, United Kingdom

RR-PO-10-07-Mon. EFFECT OF EDUCATION ON NON-SPECIFIC NECK AND LOW BACK PAIN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS. Prawit Janwantanakul, Thailand

RR-PO-10-09-Mon. CONSTRUCT VALIDITY OF A TREATMENT-STRATEGY-BASED CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR PATIENTS WITH NON-SPECIFIC LOW BACK PAIN. Birgitta Widerström, Sweden

RR-PO-10-11-Mon. CALCULATING DEGREE OF NEURAL IMPINGEMENT IN RADICULOPATHY USING H-REFLEXES IN LOADING AND UNLOADING: EVIDENCE ON HOW TO TREAT. Mohamed Sabbahi, United States of America

RR-PO-10-13-Mon. COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF GLOBAL POSTURAL REEDUCATION, PILATES AND SEGMENTED DYNAMIC EXERCISE ON SPINAL STRENGTH, ENDURANCE AND FLEXIBILITY. Cintia Freitas, Brazil

RR-PO-10-15-Mon. TREATING TRAUMATIC CERVICAL AND LUMBAR PAIN WITH MANUAL PHYSICAL THERAPY, NECK SPECIFIC EXERCISES, AND BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL TECHNIQUES: A CASE REPORT. Marilyn E. Miller, United States of America

RR-PO-10-17-Mon. IS MANIPULATION EFFECTIVE IN THE TREATMENT OF SACROILIAC JOINT PAIN AND FUNCTION? - A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Jacob Praveen, Singapore

RR-PO-10-19-Mon. HETEROGENEITY OF REFERRALS FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR LOW BACK PAIN GIVEN BY GENERAL PRACTITIONERS IN GERMANY. Sven Karstens, Germany

RR-PO-10-21-Mon. EQUILIBRIAL DYSFUNCTION IN IDIOPATHIC SCOLIOSIS USING THREE DIMENSIONAL MOTION ANALYSIS WITH FORCE PLATE. Akiyo Ishio, Japan

RR-PO-10-23-Mon. SELF-MANAGEMENT IN CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN: UNDERSTANDING DIFFERING VIEWPOINTS HELD BY PATIENTS AND HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS TO IMPROVE COMMUNICATION. Ann Moore, United Kingdom

RR-PO-11-01-Mon. THE EFFECTS OF ´TEXT NECK´ ON HEAD REPOSITIONING ACCURACY: A TWO GROUP COMPARATIVE STUDY. Susan Reid, Australia

RR-PO-11-03-Mon. DO MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING FINDINGS IDENTIFY PATIENTS WITH LOW BACK PAIN WHO RESPOND BETTER TO PARTICULAR INTERVENTIONS? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Mark J Hancock, Australia

RR-PO-11-05-Mon. EFFECT OF SIX-WEEK SPECIFIC STABILIZATION EXERCISE WITH ULTRASOUND BIOFEEDBACK FOR PATIENTS WITH RECURRENT LBP. Yen-Hua Chen, Taiwan

RR-PO-11-07-Mon. CROSS-CULTURAL COMPARISON OF THE PHYSICAL PRESENTATION OF AUSTRALIANS AND SINGAPOREANS WITH CHRONIC WHIPLASH-ASSOCIATED DISORDERS. Tze Siong Ng, Singapore

RR-PO-11-09-Mon. EVALUATION OF AN INTEGRATED INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAM FOR MANAGING SUB-ACUTRE LOW BACK PAIN. Sara Ahmed, Canada

RR-PO-11-11-Mon. DOES THE ONTOGENY OF ERECT POSTURE FOLLOW ITS PHYLOGENY?. Ella Been, Israel

RR-PO-08-01-Mon. WELLNESS FOR LIFE: AN INTER-PROFESSIONAL INTERVENTION TO ADDRESS WELLNESS IN PERSONS WITH SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS. Ellen Zambo Anderson, United States of America

SI-PO-08-03-Mon. THE NEW ABC AND FURTHER STEPS - INNOVATIVE SELF-ASSESSMENTS AND INTERVENTIONS FOR MORE EFFICIENT COPING-STRATEGIES OF PEOPLE WITH BIPOLAR DISORDERS. Ursula Danner, Austria

Methods of teaching & learning (PO-04-Mon1) RR-PO-08-07-Mon. PILOT TESTING OF THE GUIDELINE FOR REPORTING OF EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE EDUCATIONAL INTERVENTIONS AND TEACHING (GREET). Anna Phillips, Australia

SI-PO-08-09-Mon. USING BLENDED LEARNING AND PEER TEACHING PEDAGOGY TO ENHANCE SOFT SKILLS IN AN INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION MODULE ON CLINICAL REASONING. Amanda Connell, Ireland

RR-PO-08-11-Mon. INCREASING EXTERNAL CLINICAL PLACEMENT CAPACITY AND SUPPLEMENTING PLACEMENT CONTENT THROUGH A CENTRALLY LOCATED TELEMEDICINE SIMULATED LEARNING ENVIRONMENT. Neil Tuttle, Australia

SI-PO-08-13-Mon. IMPLEMENTATION OF MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING. Merja Finne, Finland

SI-PO-08-15-Mon. BRIDGING THE GAP TO WORKING IN CANADA: EXPERIENCE OF INTERNATIONALLY EDUCATED PHYSIOTHERAPISTS WITH AN INNOVATIVE MULTICOMPONENT, BLENDED FORMAT BRIDGING PROGRAM. Colleen Britton, Canada

SI-PO-08-17-Mon. MAKING THE STUDENT THE MASTER IN THE MASTER CLASS. Louisa Remedios, Australia

SI-PO-08-21-Mon. PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING IN PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS’ DEVELOPMENT FOR EXPERTS. Hilkka Korpi, Finland

Multiple sclerosis (PO-30-Mon1) RR-PO-08-23-Mon. VALIDATION OF COGNITIVE SCREENING TOOL TO PREDICT FITNESS-TO-DRIVE IN INDIVIDUALS WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. Abiodun Akinwuntan, United States of America

RR-PO-09-01-Mon. TEN-YEAR FOLLOW-UP OF HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG PERSONS WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. Aki Rintala, Finland

Musculoskeletal (PO-23-Mon1) RR-PO-09-03-Mon. CRYOTHERAPY INDUCED ANALGESIA: AN INVESTIGATION MAPPING CRYOTHERAPY INDUCED ANALGESIA. Simon Barry, United Kingdom

RR-PO-09-05-Mon. EFFECT OF UNWEIGHTING THE HIND LIMBS ON JOINT CONTRACTURES CAUSED BY JOINT FIXATION IN RATS. Yuta Sato, Japan

RR-PO-09-07-Mon. MUSCLE INACTIVE STATE IS NECESSARY TO REMOVE DAMAGED PROTEINS ACCUMULATED BY REPEATED MUSCLE CONTRACTION. Kiyoshi Yoshioka, Japan

RR-PO-09-09-Mon. FAMILIAL FACTORS IN CERVICOGENIC HEADACHE; A STUDY OF SUFFERERS AND NON-SUFFERERS IN FAMILY MEMBERS. Ann Liebert, Australia

RR-PO-09-11-Mon. NOVEL SOLUTION FOR PERFORMING REGULAR OBJECTIVE FUNCTIONAL ASSESSMENTS FOR FOLLOW-UP OF NEURO-MUSCULAR DISORDERS. Serge Van Sint Jan, Belgium

Musculoskeletal: lower limb (PO-24-Mon1) RR-PO-09-13-Mon. CAN BALANCE TRAINING AFFECT THE ANKLE JOINT STIFFNESS IN SUBJECTS WITH UNILATERAL CHRONIC ANKLE INSTABILITY?. Tarang Jain, United States of America

RR-PO-09-15-Mon. EFFECTS OF PATELLAR TAPING ON PATELLAR ALIGNMENT IN PATELLA-FEMORAL PAIN SYNDROME: A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL. Mohammad Taghipourdarzinaghibi, Iran

RR-PO-09-17-Mon. CHANGES OF THE PREFEMORAL FAT PAD ASSOCIATED WITH KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Kazuyuki Shibata, Japan

RR-PO-09-19-Mon. QUANTITATIVE EFFECTS OF PROPRIOCEPTIVE EXERCISES AND MULLIGAN’S MWM IN SUBJECTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS OF KNEE - A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRAIL. Anand Heggannavar, India

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Older people (PO-35-Mon1) RR-PO-13-03-Mon. PERSONALIZED PHYSIOTHERAPY IN FRAIL OLDER ADULTS WITH MOBILITY PROBLEMS IS (COST)-EFFECTIVE IN IMPROVING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND FRAILTY: A RCT. Maria W.G. Nijhuis - Van der Sanden, Netherlands

RR-PO-13-05-Mon. REFERENCE VALUES OF MAXIMUM WALKING SPEED AMONG INDEPENDENT COMMUNITY-DWELLING DANISH ADULTS AGED 60-79. Sigrid Tibaek, Denmark

RR-PO-13-07-Mon. DIFFERENCES IN TASK DIFFICULTY AMONG PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE TESTS FOR THE ELDERLY. Naoto Kamide, Japan

RR-PO-13-09-Mon. ACCELEROMETER-BASED GAIT ANALYSIS IDENTIFIES FRAIL OLDER ADULTS AMONG THE GENERAL JAPANESE POPULATION. Hiromi Matsumoto, Japan

RR-PO-13-11-Mon. FALLS CHARACTERISTICS OF OLDER ADULTS IN A FALLS AND MOBILITY CLINIC: THE SINGAPORE EXPERIENCE. Yee Ling Ng, Singapore

RR-PO-13-13-Mon. THE RELATIONSHIPS AMONG PHYSICAL PAIN, PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE, AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING ELDERLY WHO EXERCISE VOLUNTARILY. Takuya Ueda, Japan

RR-PO-13-15-Mon. FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES OF SENSORIMOTOR BALANCE TRAINING AS COMPARED TO DORSIFLEXOR STRENGTHENING IN ELDERLY POPULATION. Sonia Singh, India

RR-PO-13-17-Mon. FOOT POSTURE AND FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCES IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING OLDER PERSONS. Aisyah Mohd Said, Malaysia

RR-PO-13-19-Mon. THE EFFECT OF POSTURE ON THE SWALLOWING FUNCTION OF THE ELDERLY - ANALYSES OF ACCUMULATED TIME IN REPETITIVE SALIVA SWALLOWING. Naoko Ito, Japan

RR-PO-13-21-Mon. THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN MENTAL CHRONOMETRY TEMPORAL/SPATIAL CONFORMITY AND PHYSICAL ABILITY IN THE ELDERLY. Hideaki Takebayashi, Japan

RR-PO-13-23-Mon. FACTORS RELATED TO COMPETENCE AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN SHORT-TERM DAY CARE SERVICE USERS. Satomi Ishige, Japan

RR-PO-14-01-Mon. EFFECTS OF THE COMBINED TASK TRAINING PROGRAM USING SQUARE-STEPPNG NETS ON WALKING SPEED OF HEALTHY ELDERLY. Yoshihsru Yokokawa, Japan

RR-PO-14-03-Mon. ASSOCIATION BETWEEN GROUP EXERCISE AND EXERCISE SELF-EFFICACY IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING OLDER PEOPLE. Keitaro Makino, Japan

SI-PO-14-05-Mon. SCREENING AND ASSESSMENT OF THE RISK OF FALL – AN INITIATIVE TO PREVENT FALLS IN COMMUNITY DWELLING OLDER ADULTS. Anabela Correia Martins, Portugal

RR-PO-14-07-Mon. THE USEFULNESS OF “TWO-STEP TEST” AS THE SCREENING TOOL OF ACTIVITY LEVEL. Yokoi Kazuaki, Japan

RR-PO-14-09-Mon. IS SLEEP DURATION A RISK FACTOR FOR FALLS IN THE ELDERLY?. Koichi Shinkoda, Japan

RR-PO-14-11-Mon. SARCOPENIA AS A RISK FACTOR FOR FALLS IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING MAINTENANCE HEMODIALYSIS: A COHORT STUDY. Kenichi Kono, Japan

RR-PO-14-13-Mon. DO HIP FRACTURE PATIENTS HAVE LOWER PREFRACTURE FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE COMPARED TO OTHER ELDERLY TRAUMATIC PATIENTS?. Pärt Prommik, Estonia

Oncology & palliative care (PO-36-Mon1) RR-PO-14-15-Mon. EFFECTS OF QIGONG TRAINING ON TEMPOROMANDIBULAR, CERVICAL AND SHOULDER JOINT MOBILITY AND SLEEP PROBLEMS IN SURVIVORS OF NASOPHARYNGEAL CANCER. Shirley S.M. Fong, Hong Kong

RR-PO-14-17-Mon. CLINICAL AND COST EFFECTIVENESS OF ADDITIONAL POST-OPERATIVE PHYSIOTHERAPY ON ENHANCING SHOULDER RANGE AND FUNCTIONAL ARM USE IN BREAST CANCER PATIENTS. Carol Remedios, Singapore

RR-PO-14-19-Mon. JUDGMENTAL CRITERIA BY PHYSICAL THERAPISTS FOR THE PATIENTS RECEIVING ALLOGENEIC HEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELL TRANSPLANTATION IN JAPAN. Daijiro Miyamura, Japan

RR-PO-11-13-Mon. THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF SPINAL MOBILISATIONS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Ion Lascurain Aguirrebeña, Spain

RR-PO-11-15-Mon. EFFECTIVENESS OF A PROGRAM OF REEDUCATION OCULO-CERVICAL PROCEDURES FOR CHRONIC NECK PAIN. Javier Aguilera-Santacruz, Spain

Musculoskeletal: upper limb (PO-28-Mon1) RR-PO-11-17-Mon. DYNAMIC CHANGES IN ANTERIOR THIRD SUPRASPINATUS TENDON - RELATIONS OF A MUSCLE AND MUSCLE-TENDON TRANSITION AT REST AND IN ABDUCTION. Shohei Nakayama, Japan

RR-PO-11-19-Mon. EFFECTS OF MULLIGAN’S MOBILIZATION WITH MOVEMENT COMBINED WITH STRETCHING THERAPY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF FROZEN SHOULDER. Huang Jie, China

RR-PO-11-21-Mon. IN-VIVO ANALYSIS OF RADIAL HEAD MOTION DURING SUPINATION/PRONATION AND MOBILIZATION EFFECTS: A PROOF OF CONCEPT STUDY USING ULTRASOUND IMAGING. Ruth Maher, United States of America

RR-PO-11-23-Mon. THE EFFECT OF MANUAL SOFT TISSUE RELEASE TO THE POSTERIOR DELTOID ON IMPROVING GLENOHUMERAL RANGE OF MOTION: RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Koki Hamada, Japan

RR-PO-12-01-Mon. VALIDITY OF A STRAIGHTFORWARD SHOULDER FUNCTION EVALUATION METHOD USING A SMARTPHONE. Claude Pichonnaz, Switzerland

Neurology (PO-29-Mon1) SI-PO-12-03-Mon. THE B-FIT MODEL FOR HUNTINGTON´S DISEASE REHABILITATION. Megan Danzl, United States of America

SI-PO-12-05-Mon. THREE FACES OF FRAGILE-X SYNDROME. Cornelia Lieb-Lundell, United States of America

RR-PO-12-07-Mon. PRE-OPERATIVE INFORMATION AND VESTIBULAR EXERCISES: THE PERCEPTIONS AND EXPERIENCES OF PEOPLE WITH ACOUSTIC NEUROMA. Julie Caroline Lovegrove, United Kingdom

RR-PO-12-09-Mon. ROLE OF BDNF GENETIC VARIATIONS IN MOTOR SKILL ACQUISITION: A PILOT STUDY. Krisnan Logeswary, Malaysia

Noncommunicable disease and risk factors (NCDs) (PO-08-Mon1) RR-PO-12-11-Mon. RESPONSE OF GLYCATED HAEMOGLOBIN (HBAIC), NEURODISABILITY SCORE AND JOINT RANGE OF MOTION TO HYPOGLYCAEMIC AGENTS IN SEDENTARY INDIVIDUALS WITH TYPE-2-DIABETES. Sam Ibeneme, Nigeria

RR-PO-12-13-Mon. AWARENESS AND COMPLIANCE TO SCREENING (PAP SMEAR) TEST FOR CERVICAL CANCER AMONG SEXUALLY ACTIVE UNDERGRADUATE FEMALE STUDENTS. Raluchukwu Nnaji, Nigeria

RR-PO-12-15-Mon. IDENTIFICATION OF BARRIERS FOR ADHERENCE TO EXERCISE IN TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS - A CROSS SECTIONAL OBSERVATIONAL STUDY. Dhruvkumar Dave, India

Occupational health and ergonomics (PO-34-Mon1) SI-PO-12-17-Mon. LOAD CARRIAGE: RECONDITIONING FOR THE RETURN TO WORK OF TACTICAL ATHLETES. Robin Orr, Australia

RR-PO-12-19-Mon. COMPARISON OF THE WORKING POSTURES BETWEEN MALE AND FEMALE WORKERS WHEN USING DIFFERENT INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DEVICES. Chiung-Yu Cho, Taiwan

RR-PO-12-21-Mon. RISK ACTIVITIES RELATED TO TRADITIONAL FISHING ACTIVITIES LEADING TO MUSCULOSKELETAL PROBLEMS AMONG SRI LANKAN FISHERMEN. Melissa Fonseka, Sri Lanka

RR-PO-12-23-Mon. FACTORS EXPLAINING BEING PRESENT AT WORK IN THE FOREST INDUSTRY, CASE-CONTROL STUDY. Tuulikki Sjögren, Finland

RR-PO-13-01-Mon. QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG MILITARY POLICE OFFICERS: A COMPARISON BETWEEN CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN IN CAXIAS DO SUL, BRAZIL. Luis Gonzaga Moura Junior, Brazil

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RR-PO-16-13-Mon. THE GAIT VARIABILITY INDEX, A NEW COMPOSITE MEASURE OF GAIT VARIABILITY, DECREASES WITH AGING. Chitralakshmi K. Balasubramanian, United States of America

Paediatrics (PO-38-Mon1) RR-PO-16-15-Mon. POTENTIAL RISK FACTORS RELATED TO THE DIAGNOSIS OF MUSCULAR TORTICOLLIS IN INFANTS LESS THAN 24 MONTHS OF AGE. Cindy Miles, United States of America

RR-PO-16-21-Mon. A FEASIBILITY STUDY OF THE CLINICAL APPLICATION OF WII BALANCE BOARD FOR BALANCE ASSESSMENT. Jiun-You Chen Chen, Taiwan

RR-PO-16-23-Mon. THIRTEEN YEARS SECULAR TRENDS REVEAL A DRAMATIC DROP IN RECOMMENDED DAILY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN SWEDISH YOUTH – A SMARTPHONE EFFECT?. Anders Raustorp, Sweden

SI-PO-17-01-Mon. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A PHYSIOTHERAPY TRIAGE CLINIC IN PAEDIATRIC ORTHOPAEDICS. Marie O Mir, Ireland

RR-PO-17-03-Mon. ATTITUDES AND BELIEFS OF PARENTS/CARERS OF CHILDREN WITH PHYSICAL AND INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES IN WESTERN GHANA. Sarah Crosbie, Ireland

RR-PO-17-07-Mon. MOTOR DEVELOPMENT AND ACTIVITY IN TODDLERS WHO WERE BORN PRETERM. Eliza Stuart, Australia

RR-PO-17-09-Mon. BEING YOUNG WITH CEREBRAL PALSY, EXPERIENCES OF, AND THOUGHTS ABOUT PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND PARTICIPATION - A QUALITATIVE FOCUS GROUP STUDY. Benedicte Schreiner, Norway

RR-PO-17-11-Mon. EFFECT OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY INTERVENTIONS ON CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Yi-Jun Yang, Taiwan

RR-PO-17-13-Mon. EFFECTIVENESS OF A FAMILY-CENTERED INTERVENTION PROGRAM IN VERY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT PRETERM INFANTS AT TERM AGE: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Fang Chi Liu, Taiwan

RR-PO-17-15-Mon. HEART RATE VARIABILITY IN PRACTITIONERS OF HIPPOTHERAPY WITH DOWN SYNDROME. Ana Paula Espindula, Brazil

RR-PO-17-17-Mon. ACTIVE VIDEO GAME EXERCISE TRAINING IMPROVES THE CLINICAL CONTROL OF ASTHMA IN CHILDREN. Dirceu Costa, Brazil

RR-PO-17-21-Mon. CAN ACTIVE VIDEO GAMES ENHANCE MOTOR COORDINATION IN CHILDREN WITH DEVELOPMENTAL COORDINATION DISORDER?. Lynn Jensen, Australia

RR-PO-17-23-Mon. MOTOR CAPABILITY AND PERFORMANCE IN CHILDREN WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITY AND CHILDREN WITH TYPICAL DEVELOPMENT. Ai-Wen Hwang, Taiwan

SI-PO-18-01-Mon. ROUTINE ECG MONITORING FOR PATIENTS WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS: PHYSIOTHERAPISTS BE AWARE!. Eleanor Main, United Kingdom

Pain and pain management (PO-39-Mon1) RR-PO-18-03-Mon. A NEW DIAGNOSIS OF FIBROMYALGIA: A QUALITATIVE EXPLORATION INTO QUALITY OF LIFE. Chloe Fletcher, United Kingdom

SI-PO-18-05-Mon. A PAIN COMPETENCIES FRAMEWORK: DEVELOPMENT, DISSEMINATION AND NEXT STEPS. Gail Sowden, United Kingdom

RR-PO-18-07-Mon. THE ASSOCIATION OF PAIN INTENSITY AND FEAR OF PAIN WITH EXECUTIVE FUNCTION IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING OLDER ADULTS WITH CHRONIC PAIN. Rei Ono, Japan

Parkinson's disease (PO-31-Mon1) RR-PO-18-09-Mon. A QUALITATIVE STUDY ON L-DOPA UNRESPONSIVE FREEZING OF GAIT IN ADVANCED JUVENILE PARKINSONISM. Mitsuaki Ishii, Japan

RR-PO-18-11-Mon. THE CHANGE OF KINESTHESIA AND OLFACTORY FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE. Fu Hsuan-wei, Taiwan

RR-PO-18-13-Mon. SIDE OF SYMPTOM ONSET NOT AFFECTS FREEZING OF GAIT IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE. Kyota Bando, Japan

RR-PO-14-21-Mon. EFFECTS OF EXERCISE TRAINING IN CANCER TYPES WITH LOW SURVIVAL RATE: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Daiki Takahashi, Japan

RR-PO-14-23-Mon. A COMPARISON OF THE UPPER LIMB LIFT TEST BETWEEN WOMEN WITH BREAST CANCER AND HEALTHY CONTROL SUBJECTS. Lucinda Pfalzer, United States of America

Orthopaedics (PO-25-Mon1) RR-PO-15-01-Mon. PERCEIVED BARRIERS TO AND FACILITATORS FOR THE USE OF OUTCOME MEASURES IN KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS AMONG PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN NIGERIA. Adesola Odole, Nigeria

RR-PO-15-03-Mon. A HOME BASED PHYSICAL PROGRAM BASED ON A FOOT-WORN BIOMECHANICAL DEVICE ACCELERATES THE REHABILITATION TIME OF PATIENTS FOLLOWING HIP ARTHROPLASTY. Gilad Fruchter, Israel

RR-PO-15-05-Mon. CHARACTERISTICS OF STANDING BALANCE FOLLOWING UNILATERAL TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY IN PATIENTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS. Naruaki Toda, Japan

RR-PO-15-07-Mon. RAPID KNEE EXTENSIONS TO INCREASE QUADRICEPS MUSCLE ACTIVITY AFTER TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY: A RANDOMIZED CROSS-OVER STUDY. Louisa Wilquin, Denmark

RR-PO-15-09-Mon. IS THERE STILL A PLACE FOR FUNCTIONAL REHABILITATION IN TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY?. Lucas Martinez, France

RR-PO-15-11-Mon. EFFICACY OF ACTION OBSERVATION PRE-OPERATIVE TRAINING IN FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY AFTER HIP AND KNEE PROSTHESIS. Andrea Tettamanti, Italy

RR-PO-15-13-Mon. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PROPRIOCEPTIVE FUNCTION AND DYNAMIC BALANCE IN ACL INJURED KNEES. Kazuhiko Hirata, Japan

RR-PO-15-15-Mon. GOOD PERCEIVED QUALITY OF PHYSIOTHERAPY TRIAGE ASSESSMENT OF PATIENTS REFERRED FOR ORTHOPAEDIC CONSULTATION. Karin Susanna Samsson, Sweden

Outcome measurement (PO-44-Mon1) RR-PO-15-17-Mon. VALIDITY OF THE CLINICAL HOP TEST TO DETECT DYNAMIC POSTURAL STABILITY DEFICITS. Augustine Joshua Devasahayam, New Zealand

RR-PO-15-19-Mon. RESPONSIVENESS OF THE BALANCE EVALUATION SYSTEMS TEST (BESTEST) IN PERSONS WITH STROKE. Butsara Chinsongkram, Thailand

RR-PO-15-21-Mon. MEASURING SEATED HIP EXTENSOR STRENGTH USING A HAND-HELD DYNAMOMETER: AN EXAMINATION OF THE RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF THE PROTOCOL. Toshiaki Seko, Japan

RR-PO-15-23-Mon. VALIDATION OF THE CHINESE VERSION OF ASSESSMENT OF PRESCHOOL CHILDREN’S PARTICIPATION FOR CHILDREN WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES IN TAIWAN. Lin-Ju Kang, Taiwan

RR-PO-16-01-Mon. THE CONCURRENT VALIDITY OF ASSESSMENT OF GENERAL MOVEMENTS WITH ALBERTA INFANT MOTOR SCALE. Man-Ping Rau, Taiwan

RR-PO-16-03-Mon. WATERLOO FOOTEDNESS QUESTIONNAIRE (WFQ-R): CROSS-CULTURAL ADAPTATION AND PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF GREEK VERSION. Eleni Kapreli, Greece

RR-PO-16-05-Mon. A PILOT RCT EXAMINING REAL-TIME ULTRASOUND IN THE MEASUREMENT OF CHANGE IN POSTERIOR GLUTEUS MEDIUS THICKNESS POST TOTAL HIP REPLACEMENT. Brenda Monaghan, Ireland

RR-PO-16-07-Mon. CROSS-CULTURAL ADAPTATION, RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF THE ARABIC VERSION OF BACK BELIEFS QUESTIONNAIRE. Hana Alsobayel, Saudi Arabia

RR-PO-16-09-Mon. MEASURING JOINT HYPERMOBILITY USING THE HOSPITAL DEL MAR CRITERIA – A RELIABILITY ANALYSIS USING SECONDARY DATA ANALYSIS. Domingos Emanuel Bevilacqua Junior, Brazil

RR-PO-16-11-Mon. SUMMARY SCORE OR INDIVIDUAL ITEMS: TEN MOVEMENT CONTROL IMPAIRMENT TESTS FOR THE NECK. Hannu Luomajoki, Switzerland

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RR-PO-20-05-Mon. HOW COMPLETELY ARE PHYSIOTHERAPY INTERVENTIONS DESCRIBED IN RANDOMISED TRIALS? A PILOT STUDY. Tie Parma Yamato, Australia

SI-PO-20-07-Mon. GROUNDED THEORY - AN ILLUSTRATION OF AN EMERGENT METHODOLOGY FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY RESEARCH. Kate Grafton, United Kingdom

Rheumatology (PO-26-Mon1) RR-PO-20-09-Mon. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE SEVERITY OF OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE AND SPINO-PELVIC ALIGNMENT IN JAPANESE PATIENTS WITH KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Hiroshi Abe, Japan

RR-PO-20-11-Mon. AN EXPLORATORY STUDY ON THE EFFECTS OF DBM FASCIATHERAPY ON A POPULATION SUFFERING FROM FIBROMYALGIA. Cyril Dupuis, Portugal

RR-PO-20-13-Mon. ATTITUDES, BELIEFS AND BEHAVIOURS TOWARDS EXERCISE AMONGST INDIVIDUALS WITH JOINT HYPERMOBILITY SYNDROME/ EHLERS DANLOS SYNDROME – HYPERMOBILITY TYPE. Jane Simmonds, United Kingdom

Robotics and technology (PO-40-Mon1) RR-PO-20-15-Mon. EFFECTIVENESS OF THE SINGLE-JOINT HAL® ROBOT SUIT FOR REHABILITATION AFTER ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY. Goto Kyousuke, Japan

SI-PO-20-17-Mon. DIGITISED EXERCISE ANIMATIONS IMPROVE USERS MOTIVATION AND UNDERSTANDING. Lorna Paul, United Kingdom

SI-PO-20-19-Mon. A BRAIN COMPUTER INTERFACE (BCI) INTERVENTION TO INCREASE CORTICOMOTOR EXCITABILITY IN THE LOWER LIMB IN PEOPLE WITH STROKE. Denise Taylor, New Zealand

Service delivery/emerging roles (PO-14-Mon1) RR-PO-20-21-Mon. FACTORS INFLUENCING REFERRALS TO PHYSIOTHERAPY AND SUBSEQUENT FOLLOW-UP FOR MANAGEMENT OF LOW BACK PAIN: PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM A COHORT STUDY. Fong Ling Loy, Singapore

RR-PO-20-23-Mon. ACCEPTABILITY OF ADVANCED PRACTICE PHYSIOTHERAPISTS AND PHYSIOTHERAPISTS AS PRIMARY CARE PRACTITIONERS IN THE TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS. François Desmeules, Canada

SI-PO-21-01-Mon. PRIMARY CARE LYMPHOEDEMA SERVICE REDUCES INCIDENCE OF INFECTION, ANTIBIOTIC USE, HOSPITALISATION AND DECREASED LIMB VOLUME: A SERVICE EVALUATION. Judy Scopes, United Kingdom

SI-PO-21-03-Mon. MUSCULOSKELETAL TRIAGE: THE EXPERIENCES OF ADVANCED PRACTICE PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN IRELAND. Niall O'Mahony, Ireland

Spinal cord injury (PO-32-Mon1) RR-PO-21-05-Mon. SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND EVIDENCE-BASED CLINICAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR DOSAGE OF SUPPORTED STANDING PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS WITH NEUROMOTOR CONDITIONS. Ginny Paleg, United States of America

RR-PO-21-07-Mon. CHANGES OF MUSCULAR AND ARTICULAR FACTORS IN JOINT CONTRACTURE AFTER SPINAL CORD INJURY IN RATS. Kosuke Watanabe, Japan

RR-PO-21-09-Mon. EFFECTS OF SPINAL CORD INJURY ON FRACTURE HEALING IN RATS. Naoyoshi Sakitani, Japan

RR-PO-21-11-Mon. “AND THAT’S HOW WE LIVE HERE”. EXPERIENCES OF LIVING WITH A SPINAL CORD INJURY IN BOTSWANA. A GROUNDED THEORY STUDY. Lena Nilsson-Wikmar, Sweden

Sport and sports injuries (PO-41-Mon1) RR-PO-21-15-Mon. TEMPORAL CHANGES OF MUSCULAR STRENGTH OF ANKLE PLANTAR FLEXORS AFTER STATIC AND CYCLIC STRETCHING. Miho Morita, Japan

RR-PO-21-17-Mon. IMPACTS OF SURFACE INCLINATION ON THE VERTICAL LOADING RATES AND LANDING PATTERN IN NOVICE BAREFOOT RUNNERS. Wenkang An, China

RR-PO-18-15-Mon. SLEEP LATENCY IS A PREDICTOR OF PHYSICAL FUNCTION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN INDIVIDUALS WITH PARKINSON´S DISEASE. Alham Al-Sharman, Jordan

Primary health care (PO-09-Mon1) SI-PO-18-17-Mon. SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND THE PROVISION OF PHYSIOTHERAPIST-LED POST-NATAL EXERCISE AND PILATES PROGRAMMES IN IRELAND. Susan McDonnell, Ireland

Professional issues (PO-10-Mon1) RR-PO-18-19-Mon. FACEBOOK AND PHYSIOTHERAPY: CURRENT USES AND MISUSES. Maude Laliberté, Canada

RR-PO-18-21-Mon. AN INVESTIGATION INTO LEADERSHIP AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE PROFESSION OF PHYSIOTHERAPY IN IRELAND. Emer McGowan, Ireland

SI-PO-18-23-Mon. AN ORAL HISTORY OF DEVELOPMENT OF THE PHYSIOTHERAPY PROFESSION IN THE UNITED KINGDOM. Barbara Richardson, United Kingdom

SI-PO-19-01-Mon. DEVELOPING THE CHARTERED SOCIETY OF PHYSIOTHERAPY ENGLISH REGIONAL NETWORKS 2012-15. Dorothy Toyn, United Kingdom

Professional practice: Other (PO-37-Mon1) RR-PO-19-03-Mon. EFFECTS OF EXERCISE ON THE NEPHRON OF GOTO-KAKIZAKI RATS:MORPHOLOGICAL AND AGES AND INOS IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL ANALYSES. Eriko Tsutsumi, Japan

RR-PO-19-05-Mon. PHYSICAL FITNESS AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS FOLLOWING HAEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELL TRANSPLANT: A CASE CONTROLLED STUDY. Deirdre Lynch, Ireland

RR-PO-19-07-Mon. EARLY REHABILITATION AFTER PERINEAL RECONSTRUCTION WITH MUSCULOCUTANEOUS FLAPS. Anna Persson, Sweden

Qualifying education (PO-05-Mon1) SI-PO-19-09-Mon. UMFLINT-NIGERIA DISTANCE TRANSITION DPT COLLABORATION - CHANGING PHYSICAL THERAPISTS EDUCATION AND PRACTICE IN A RESOURCE LIMITED COUNTRY. Emmanuel Babatunde John, United States of America

SI-PO-19-11-Mon. PREPARING PHYSICAL THERAPIST STUDENTS FOR INTEGUMENTARY PRACTICE: COULD AMERICAN PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSOCIATION APPROVED RECOMMENDATIONS BE OF BENEFIT OUTSIDE THE U.S?. Karen A. Gibbs, United States of America

SI-PO-19-13-Mon. INTEGRATING TECHNOLOGY TO ENHANCE THE ASSESSMENT OF COMPETENCE TO PRACTICE AND ACCREDITATION OF COURSES IN PHYSIOTHERAPY. Narelle Mills, Australia

RR-PO-19-15-Mon. ATTITUDE OF UNDERGRADUATE PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS TOWARDS COMMUNICATION SKILLS. Balaganapathy Muruganantham, India

SI-PO-19-17-Mon. THE FIRST STEPS TOWARDS CHANGE OF THE PHYSICAL THERAPY CURRICULUM AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ICELAND. Bjorg Gudjonsdottir, Iceland

Quality and standards (PO-13-Mon1) SI-PO-19-19-Mon. A CODE OF PRACTICE: AN ESSENTIAL COMPONENT OF PROFESSIONALISM. Elaine Brookes, United Kingdom

RR-PO-19-21-Mon. FALLS INCIDENTS BETWEEN A REHABILITATION DEPARTMENT AND ENTIRE HOSPITAL: FIVE-YEAR COMPARATIVE STUDY. Akio Kobe, Japan

RR-PO-19-23-Mon. DEVELOPING A FRAMEWORK TO STRUCTURE, SELECT AND REDUCE THE NUMBER OF MEASUREMENT INSTRUMENTS FOR DAILY PRACTICE IN PHYSICAL THERAPY. Guus Meerhoff, Netherlands

Research methodology and implementation (PO-43-Mon1) RR-PO-20-01-Mon. IMPLEMENTATION OF THE BEST INTERVENTION: A GROUP COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL APPROACH FOR PATIENTS WITH LOW BACK PAIN. Sallie Lamb, United Kingdom

SI-PO-20-03-Mon. THE SPANISH TRANSLATION AND ADAPTATION OF THE PEDRO SCALE. Antonia Gomez-Conesa, Spain

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RR-PO-99-19-Mon. APPLYING KINESTHETIC ILLUSION TO PATIENTS WITH STROKE: A CASE SERIES ON THE ACUTE EFFECT OF AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH. Fuminari Kaneko, Japan

SI-PO-99-21-Mon. Case report: USING NEUROPLASTICITY PRINCIPLES IN THE PHYSIOTHERAPY MANAGEMENT OF A PERSON WITH CHRONIC HEMIPLEGIA WHOSE GOAL IS COMMUNITY AMBULATION. Kristofferson Mendoza, Philippines

Women's health (PO-42-Mon1) RR-PO-99-23-Mon. ANTENATAL EXERCISE AND LENGTH OF GESTATION AMONG WOMEN ATTENDING ANTENATAL CLINIC OF THE FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE OWERRI, SOUTHEAST NIGERIA. Jovita Daniel, Nigeria

RR-PO-99-25-Mon. TIMED UP AND GO TEST AND TEN-METRE TIMED WALK TEST IN PREGNANT WOMEN WITH PELVIC GIRDLE PAIN: RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY. Natalie Michelle Evensen, Norway

RR-PO-99-27-Mon. THE EFFECT OF PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE TRAINING ON PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN PATIENTS WITH PELVIC ORGAN PROLAPSE. Mifuka Ouchi, Japan

RR-PO-99-29-Mon. THE PHYSIOTHERAPY AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY COMPONENTS WITHIN THE ANTENATAL CLASSES IN SLOVENIA. Andrea Backovic-Jurican, Slovenia

RR-PO-99-31-Mon. HEART RATE VARIABILITY RESPONSE TO A PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE CONTRACTION PROTOCOL IN YOUNG WOMEN. Patricia Driusso, Brazil

RR-PO-99-33-Mon. EFFECTS OF AEROBIC EXERCISES ON BONE-SPECIFIC ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE AND PYRIDINOLINE AS MARKERS OF BONE TURNOVER IN WOMEN AT POST-MENOPAUSE. Afamefuna Uzoho, Nigeria

RR-PO-99-35-Mon. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ICF-INCONTINENCE ASSESSMENT FORM TO IDENTIFY PROBLEMS AND RESOURCES FOR PLANNING AND EVALUATION OF INTERVENTIONS (ICF-IAF). Barbara Koehler, Switzerland

Monday 13:00-13:45 Cardiorespiratory (PO-15-Mon2) RR-PO-01-02-Mon. CORRELATING FACTORS OF EXERCISE CAPACITY IMPROVEMENT AFTER CARDIAC REHABILITATION IN POST-CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS GRAFT SURGERY PATIENTS. Yuji Suzuki, Japan

RR-PO-01-04-Mon. THE IMPLEMENTATION OF AN INDIVIDUALIZED CONTINUOUS POSITIVE AIRWAY PRESSURE PROGRAMME IN PREPARATION OF THE INTUBATED ADULT PATIENT FOR EXTUBATION. Wilma Erasmus, South Africa

RR-PO-01-06-Mon. EFFECTS OF ARM BRACING ON EXPIRATORY FLOW LIMITATION AND LUNG VOLUME IN ELDERLY COPD PATIENTS. Tomoyuki Ogino, Japan

RR-PO-01-08-Mon. RELATIONSHIP OF BODE INDEX TO DAILY LIVING ACTIVITIES(ADL) LIMITATION AND UL GRIP-STRENGTH IN CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. Renuka Devi, India

RR-PO-01-16-Mon. THE CHANGE OF OXYGEN CONSUMPTION DURING CORRIDOR WALK TESTING IN CARDIAC SURGERY PATIENTS . Kae Yoshimura, Japan

RR-PO-01-18-Mon. CAN THE HOME-BASED PULMONARY REHABILITATION IMPROVES THE SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATION AND CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS IN COPD PATIENTS?. Dirceu Costa, Brazil

RR-PO-01-20-Mon. AUGMENTATION INDEX (AIX), A MEASURE OF ARTERIAL STIFFNESS, IS INCREASED IN MILD ASTHMATIC CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS. Maria Gloria Rodrigues Machado, Brazil

RR-PO-01-22-Mon. EFFECTS OF DEEP BREATHING METHODS ON VENTILATION EFFICIENCY AND AUTONOMIC NERVE ACTIVITY. Masami Yokogawa, Japan

SI-PO-01-24-Mon. LUNG ULTRASOUND FOR CRITICAL CARE PHYSIOTHERAPISTS. A NARRATIVE REVIEW. George Ntoumenopoulos, Australia

RR-PO-21-19-Mon. PREVALENCE OF SHOULDER PAIN IN SWEDISH FLATWATER KAYAKERS AND ITS RELATION TO SHOULDER RANGE OF MOTION AND SCAPULA STABILITY. Marie Alricsson, Sweden

RR-PO-21-21-Mon. EFFECTS OF KINESIO TAPING WITH FASCIA STIMULATORY BOWLS ON NEUROMUSCULAR ACTIVITY OF KNEE EXTENSOR SYNERGISTS – A SINGLE CASE STUDY. Heiner Baur, Switzerland

RR-PO-21-23-Mon. A COMPREHENSIVE MUSCULOSKELETAL PROFILE OF ADVANCED FEMALE CLASSICAL BALLET DANCERS. Maria Yee, Singapore

RR-PO-22-01-Mon. RETURN TO PRE-INJURY KNEE STRENUOUS SPORTS AFTER AN ACL RECONSTRUCTION, A REPORT FROM A REHABILITATION OUTCOME REGISTRY ON PATIENT CHARACTERISTICS. Pia Thomeè, Sweden

RR-PO-22-03-Mon. EFFICACY OF VESTIBULAR REHABILITATION IN MANAGEMENT OF BALANCE DEFICIT IN INDIAN COLLEGIATE FOOTBALL PLAYERS, WITH SPORT-RELATED CONCUSSION - RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL. Vaishali Sisodia, India

RR-PO-22-05-Mon. EFFECT OF DYNAMIC NEUROMUSCULAR TRAINING ON MUSCLE ACTIVITY IN SINGLE-LEG LANDING. Takahiko Yamamoto, Japan

RR-PO-22-07-Mon. SPORTS CULTURE AND THE PSYCHOLOGICAL BENEFITS OF TAPING AND BRACING. Mark Brown, Australia

RR-PO-22-09-Mon. RUGBY UNION PLAYERS’ PERSPECTIVES OF PHYSIOTHERAPISTS’ USE OF SPORT PSYCHOLOGY IN INJURY REHABILITATION. Aisling Byrne, United Kingdom

Stroke (PO-33-Mon1) RR-PO-22-17-Mon. EFFICACY OF IONTOPHORESIS ON SHOULDER PAIN AND ITS FUNCTION IN STROKE SURVIVORS HAVING TYPE II COMPLEX REGIONAL PAIN SYNDROME. H S Mallikarjunaiah, India

RR-PO-22-19-Mon. USE FUGL-MEYER ASSESSMENT TO DETERMINE APPROPRIATE AND EFFECTIVE REHABILITATION INTERVENTIONS FOR PATIENTS WITH STROKE. Yu-Wei Hsieh, Taiwan

RR-PO-22-21-Mon. INFLUENCE OF BOTH MALNUTRITION AND SEVERITY IN STROKE PATIENTS FOR LENGTH OF INDEPENDENT AMBULATION VERIFIED BY COVARIANCE STRUCTURE ANALYSIS. Tomohiko Nagano, Japan

RR-PO-22-23-Mon. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF AQUATIC EXERCISES ON BALANCE CONTROL IN PEOPLE WITH HEMIPLEGIA: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS. Pichanan Methajarunon, Thailand

RR-PO-99-01-Mon. QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OF MOVEMENT DISORDER OF WRIST JOINT IN PATIENTS WITH CEREBRAL. Yuji Matsumoto, Japan

RR-PO-99-03-Mon. PREVALENCE AND CORRELATES OF POST-STROKE FATIGUE: A PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS. Mohanasuntharaam Nadarajah, Malaysia

RR-PO-99-05-Mon. ONE-HOUR PERIPHERAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION MODULATES CORTICOMOTOR EXCITABILITY AND HAND DEXTERITY IN PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC STROKE. Hao Liu, Hong Kong

RR-PO-99-07-Mon. MOTOR FUNCTION IN ISCHEMIC AND HEMORRHAGIC STROKE DURING THE FIRST YEAR. Hanna C. Persson, Sweden

RR-PO-99-09-Mon. THE EFFECT OF AUDIOVISUAL BIOFEEDBACK EXERCISE ON STANDING BALANCE AND GAIT IN CHRONIC HEMIPLEGIA. Seung Kyun Kim, South Korea

RR-PO-99-11-Mon. SURFACE EMG DRIVEN ROBOTIC HAND REHABILITATION: PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM A FEASIBILITY STUDY. Andrea Turolla, Italy

RR-PO-99-13-Mon. VIRTUAL REALITY FOR LOWER LIMB-RELATED FUNCTIONS IN STROKE REHABILITATION: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Davide Corbetta, Italy

RR-PO-99-15-Mon. SHOULD WALKING AIDS BE USED IN THE ASSESSMENT OF WALKING IN PERSONS WITH STROKE?. Ellen Høyer, Norway

RR-PO-99-17-Mon. LEARNING OF A POSTURAL CONTROL TASK IN POST STROKE SUBJECTS: EFFECTS OF HEMISPHERIC SPECIALIZATION. Giordano Marcio Gatinho Bonuzzi, Brazil

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RR-PO-03-18-Mon. PHYSIOTHERAPY EDUCATION AT AN EMBRYONIC PHASE: CHALLENGES AND STRATEGIES FOR A BETTER FUTURE IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY. Ranjeeta Shijagurumayum Acharya, Nepal

SI-PO-03-20-Mon. CHALLENGING NEW PHYSIOTHERAPISTS TO THINK DIFFERENTLY: THE INAUGURAL STUDENT PHYSIOTHERAPY CONFERENCE SCOTLAND 2014. Florence Cook, United Kingdom

RR-PO-03-22-Mon. DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW ASSESSMENT RUBRIC FOR A SHORT-ANSWER TEST OF CLINICAL REASONING IN ORTHOPAEDIC MANUAL PHYSICAL THERAPY (OMPT). Euson Yeung, Canada

Electrophysical & isothermal agents (PO-18-Mon2) RR-PO-03-24-Mon. THE EXCELLENT PAIN-RELIEF EFFECT OF HIGH-INTENSITY TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NERVE STIMULATION (TENS) REVEALED BY SUBJECTIVE AND OBJECTIVE INDICATORS. Kanshu Hara, Japan

RR-PO-04-02-Mon. EFFECTS OF LOW LEVEL LASER THERAPY (808 NM) ON MUSCLE PERFORMANCE IN ELDERLY WOMEN. Ana Renno, Brazil

RR-PO-04-04-Mon. LONG-TERM LOW TEMPERATURE SAUNA REDUCES URINARY ALBUMIN EXCRETION IN THE 5/6 NEPHRECTOMY MOUSE MODEL. Chikako Hayashida, Japan

RR-PO-04-06-Mon. THE EFFECT OF CRYOTHERAPY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CONTRACTURE. Satoshi Kojima, Japan

RR-PO-04-08-Mon. EFFECTS OF THERAPEUTIC ULTRASOUND ON PAIN INTENSITY AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN PERSONS WITH KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Carolina Ramírez Ramírez, Colombia

RR-PO-04-10-Mon. EFFECTS OF TRANSCRANIAL DIRECT CURRENT STIMULATION ON BALANCE IN HEALTHY ADULTS. Tzu-Yin Chen, Taiwan

Exercise physiology (PO-19-Mon2) RR-PO-04-12-Mon. VALIDITY OF INCREMENTAL SIT-TO-STAND EXERCISE TO EVALUATE PHYSICAL CAPACITY IN HEALTHY YOUNG WOMEN USING A WEIGHTED VEST: A PILOT STUDY. Keisuke Nakamura, Japan

RR-PO-04-14-Mon. EFFECTS OF TRUNK EXTENSION EXERCISES USING ATM2 ON THE MUSCLE ACTIVITY OF LOW BACK MUSCLES IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS. Shigeki Yokoyama, Japan

RR-PO-04-16-Mon. HEART RATE RESPONSE DURING AND AFTER EXERCISE TEST IN WOMEN WITH FIBROMYALGIA – A COMPARISON TO HEALTHY WOMEN. Elvira Lange, Sweden

RR-PO-04-18-Mon. GENDER-DIFFERENCES IN MUSCLE FATIGUE AND CHANGES IN SEMG SPECTRAL POWER DURING MAXIMAL DYNAMIC KNEE CONTRACTIONS. A PILOT STUDY. Chiharu Fujisawa, Japan

RR-PO-04-20-Mon. EFFECTS OF STATIC INTERVENTIONS ON DISUSE ATROPHY OF RAT SOLEUS MUSCLE DEPEND ON THE LONGITUDINAL SITES. Ryo Miyachi, Japan

RR-PO-04-22-Mon. INFLUENCE OF THE CHANGE IN RESISTANCE EXERCISE LOADS ON MOTOR UNITS ACTIVATION. Masahiro Goto, Japan

RR-PO-04-24-Mon. THE RELATIONSHIP OF DIAPHRAGM THICKENING RATIO AND RESPIRATORY MUSCLE STRENGTH IN YOUNG HEALTHY ADULTS. Takeshi Sota, Japan

RR-PO-05-02-Mon. EFFECT OF THE CYCLING EXERCISE COMBINED WITH ELECTRICALLY STIMULATED ANTAGONIST MUSCLES. Yoshio Takano, Japan

RR-PO-05-04-Mon. USING A PREDICTIVE MODEL OF SUBMAXIMAL EXERCISE TESTING TO TRACK AEROBIC CAPACITY: A 4 MONTH RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. Grace Lavelle, Ireland

Global health (PO-06-Mon2) SI-PO-05-06-Mon. POST-OPERATIVE PHYSIOTHERAPY IN FOREIGN MEDICAL INTERVENTIONS DURING HUMANITARIAN CRISES: A LITERATURE REVIEW. Barbara Rau, Switzerland

RR-PO-05-08-Mon. PARENTAL HEALTH LITERACY IN RURAL UGANDA: A QUALITATIVE EXPLORATORY STUDY. Sarah Burke, Ireland

SI-PO-05-10-Mon. ‘ON THE GROUND’: PERSPECTIVES SURROUNDING PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR ABORIGINAL PEOPLES. Phillip S Sheppard, Canada

SI-PO-05-12-Mon. THE SCOTTISH PHYSIOTHERAPY AMPUTEE RESEARCH GROUP (SPARG). Fiona Davie-Smith, United Kingdom

RR-PO-02-02-Mon. EXERCISE CAPACITY DIFFERENCES BETWEEN HEALTHY ADULTS AND MINIMALLY INVASIVE MITRAL VALVE SURGERY PATIENTS. Yafei Wang, China

RR-PO-02-04-Mon. ACUTE EFFECTS OF RESPIRATORY MUSCLE STRETCHING ON VENTILATORY PATTERN AND VOLUME OF CHEST WALL IN PATIENTS POST-STROKE: RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL. Armele Dornelas de Andrade, Brazil

RR-PO-02-06-Mon. ACUTE-TERM EFFECTS IN LOWERING BLOOD PRESSURE AFTER DIAPHRAGMATIC BREATHING AND SLOW BREATHING IN TREATED HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS. Prapawadee Pirompol, Thailand

Clinical education (PO-02-Mon2) SI-PO-02-08-Mon. CLINICAL EXPOSURE DURING PLACEMENT: DEVELOPMENT OF A LOGGING TOOL TO TRACK STUDENT EXPERIENCE. Sue Murphy, Canada

RR-PO-02-10-Mon. CLINICAL EDUCATORS’ EXPERIENCES AND PERCEPTIONS OF CLINICAL PREDICTION RULES. Grahame M Knox, Australia

RR-PO-02-14-Mon. ATTITUDES OF INDIAN PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS TOWARDS EXERCISE THERAPY AND ELECTROTHERAPY: A CROSS-SECTIONAL SURVEY. Kina Naik, India

RR-PO-02-16-Mon. EFFECT OF THREE-GRADE REHABILITATION PRACTICE MODE IN PEDIATRIC PHYSICAL THERAPY. Xin Tang, China

RR-PO-02-18-Mon. NATIONAL SURVEY REGARDING TEACHING CLINICAL REASONING IN THE CLASSROOM AND CLINIC IN THE UNITED STATES. Karen Huhn, United States of America

RR-PO-02-20-Mon. ROLE-PLAY SIMULATION IN AUSTRALIAN ENTRY-LEVEL PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINICAL EDUCATION: A QUALITATIVE EVALUATION INVOLVING STUDENTS, STAFF, ACTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS. Penny Moss, Australia

Continuing professional development (PO-03-Mon2) RR-PO-02-22-Mon. GLOBALLY MOBILE INDIAN PHYSIOTHERAPISTS: WHY THEY SEEK TO STUDY AND WORK OVERSEAS. Kate Grafton, United Kingdom

SI-PO-02-24-Mon. PROFESSIONAL HABITUS STRUCTURE AND PROFESSIONAL ACTION IN PHYSIOTHERAPY: A FIRST STEP INVENTORY OF THE GERMAN PHYSIOTHERAPY PROFESSION. Julia Kretschmann, Germany

Critical care (PO-17-Mon2) RR-PO-03-02-Mon. PROPOSALS BY PARAMEDICAL STAFF TO INITIATE REHABILITATION IN PATIENTS WITH CRITICAL ILLNESSES ON MECAHNICAL VENTILATION. Kosuke Sasaki, Japan

RR-PO-03-04-Mon. CORRELATION BETWEEN DIFFERENT LEVELS OF ACTIVITY DURING THE STAY IN ICU AND FUNCTIONAL DECLINE IN DISCHARGE. Debora Schujmann, Brazil

Disability and rehabilitation (PO-07-Mon2) RR-PO-03-06-Mon. SCOPING REVIEW ON INSTRUMENTS MEASURING ATTITUDES TOWARDS DISABILITY AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITY. Yves Palad, Philippines

RR-PO-03-08-Mon. MULTIDISCIPLINARY CONSENSUS ON A COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT IN REHABILITATION USING A DELPHI STUDY. Shigeru Usuda, Japan

RR-PO-03-10-Mon. OUTCOME ORIENTED AMPUTEE REHABILITATION AT A SPECIALIZED IN-PATIENT REHABILITATION CENTRE IN SOUTH AFRICA (2004-2014). Janine Yvette White, South Africa

Education (PO-01-Mon2) RR-PO-03-12-Mon. EVALUATION OF AN INTERPROFESSIONAL STUDENT PLACEMENT: QUALITATIVE FINDINGS AND IMPLICATIONS. Constantina Lomi, Sweden

SI-PO-03-14-Mon. ANALYSIS OF PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES: A CLINICAL TRAINING ON THE PONSETI METHOD. Catherine Morvan, Pakistan

SI-PO-03-16-Mon. FUTURE PROOFING PHYSICAL THERAPY EDUCATION. Jorrit Rehorst, Netherlands

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Information management and technology (PO-11-Mon2) SI-PO-07-14-Mon. BRIDGING THE DIGITAL DIVIDE: EMPOWERING LEARNING AND COMMUNICATION WITH IPADS. Claire Hamshire, United Kingdom

SI-PO-07-16-Mon. UK APPROACH TO DEVELOPING SNOMED CT SUBSETS FOR PHYSIOTHERAPISTS TO USE AS PART OF THE ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD. Sue Hayward-Giles, United Kingdom

Mental health (PO-22-Mon2) RR-PO-07-18-Mon. PREVALENCE OF INTERNET ADDICTION AMONG UNDERGRADUATE UNIVERSITY PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS AND CORRELATION WITH ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE, DEPRESSION AND GENERAL HEALTH. Vikas Ratanpara, India

SI-PO-07-22-Mon. THE CHALLENGE OF GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH - WHAT CAN WE DO AS PHYSIOTHERAPISTS?. Anne Kristin Wanvik, Norway

RR-PO-07-24-Mon. A FEASIBILITY STUDY INVESTIGATING A PHYSIOTHERAPY MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING PROGRAMME TO REDUCE CARDIOMETABOLIC RISK IN SCHIZOPHRENIA AND BIPOLAR DISORDER. Alice Waugh, Ireland

RR-PO-08-02-Mon. CLINICAL FEASIBILITY OF CERVICAL EXERCISE TO IMPROVE THE NECK PAIN, DISABILITY AND PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS OF PERSON WITH POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER. Suhn-Yeop Kim, South Korea

Methods of teaching & learning (PO-04-Mon2) SI-PO-08-04-Mon. ULTRASOUND IMAGING IN THE CLASSROOM TO TEACH IN VIVO ANATOMY AND ARTHROKINEMATICS TO FIRST YEAR PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDENTS. Ruth Maher, United States of America

SI-PO-08-08-Mon. INTEGRATING TECHNOLOGY IN CULTURAL COMPETENCE COURSE: ENGAGING DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDENTS WITH ACTIVE LEARNING STRATEGIES. Weiqing Ge, United States of America

RR-PO-08-10-Mon. DEVELOPING A PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINICAL SIMULATION ASSESSMENT TOOL USING THE DELPHI APPROACH. Jennifer Alison, Australia

RR-PO-08-12-Mon. EVIDENCE-BASED APPROACH TO SKILL DEVELOPMENT: A CASE STUDY IN PHYSIOTHERAPY. Lester Edmund Jones, Australia

SI-PO-08-14-Mon. APP-LICATION OF MOBILE DEVICES: ALIGNING COGNITIVE LEARNING THEORIES AND TECHNOLOGY. Elicia Pollard, United States of America

SI-PO-08-16-Mon. AN OPEN SOURCE, TECHNOLOGICAL APPROACH TO EMBEDDING PRACTICING CLINICIANS INTO DPT STUDENT RESEARCH PROJECTS. Donald L. Hoover, United States of America

RR-PO-08-18-Mon. FACTORS INFLUENCING ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF INDIAN UNDERGRADUATE PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS. Sweni Shah, India

Multiple sclerosis (PO-30-Mon2) RR-PO-08-22-Mon. EFFECTS OF AN INTENSIVE PHYSICAL REHABILITATION PROGRAM ON WALKING IN PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. Alon Kalron, Israel

SI-PO-08-24-Mon. EVIDENCE BASED FOR EXERCISE PROGRAM IN PHYSICAL THERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. Pio Gervásio, Angola

RR-PO-09-02-Mon. EFFECTIVENESS OF AQUATIC EXERCISE PROGRAM FOR PATIENTS WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Yasser Salem, United States of America

Musculoskeletal (PO-23-Mon2) RR-PO-09-04-Mon. INCREASED BONE STRENGTH THROUGH STRONG MECHANICAL STRESS SUPPRESSES THE GROWTH OF LONG BONE AXES. Sangun Lee, Japan

RR-PO-09-06-Mon. PHYSIOTHERAPISTS´ KNOWLEDGE AND MANAGEMENT OF ADULTS WITH HYPERMOBILITY AND JOINT HYPERMOBILITY SYNDROME IN THE UK: A NATIONWIDE ONLINE SURVEY. Miranda Lyell, United Kingdom

Health promotion & wellbeing (PO-20-Mon2) RR-PO-05-14-Mon. THE EFFECTS OF ONE-MONTH PILATES COURSES FOR THE HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES. Fu-Chuan Chen, Taiwan

RR-PO-05-16-Mon. KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE AND PRACTICE ABOUT HEALTH PROMOTION AMONGST PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN SOUTH AFRICA. Nomathemba Patricia Taukobong, South Africa

RR-PO-05-18-Mon. MUSCULOSKELETAL AND GENERAL FIRST AID KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICES AMONG TRADITIONAL FISHERMEN IN THE EASTERN PROVINCE OF SRI LANKA. Ayodhya Karunaratne, Sri Lanka

Human movement analysis (PO-21-Mon2) RR-PO-05-20-Mon. THE KNEE SMARTPHONE-APPLICATION GONIOMETER IS A MORE RELIABLE TOOL THAN THE STANDARD GONIOMETER IN ACUTE ORTHOPAEDIC SETTINGS. Luís Carlos Pereira, Switzerland

RR-PO-05-22-Mon. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HIP AND KNEE STRENGTH AND PEAK KNEE VALGUS AND ITS ASSOCIATED KNEE FLEXION ANGLE DURING SINGLE LEG SQUAT. Abdullah Bin Hussein, Saudi Arabia

RR-PO-05-24-Mon. ANALYSIS OF BIOMECHANICAL MECHANISMS OF STEPPING FROM KNEELING POSITION. Keizo Yamamoto, Japan

RR-PO-06-02-Mon. ESTIMATION OF THE ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT LOAD AND LOWER LIMB MUSCLE TENSIONS IN THE FORWARD AND BACKWARD STAIR DESCENT. Tomoya Takabayashi, Japan

RR-PO-06-04-Mon. THE WALKING STABILITY IMPROVES WHEN THE EYES WERE FIXATED TO THE GAZE POINT. Osamu Aoki, Japan

RR-PO-06-06-Mon. STUDIES ON THE RISK OF FALL WHEN CLIMBING STAIRS WEARING HIGH HEELS. Katsuhiro Manabe, Japan

RR-PO-06-08-Mon. THE EFFECT OF ARM JOINT ON BALANCE CONTROL. Momoko Yamagata, Japan

RR-PO-06-10-Mon. COMPARISON OF MANUAL AND DIGITAL MEASUREMENT OF THE NAVICULAR DROP IN TWO DIFFERENT PROCEDURES. Martina Egloff, Switzerland

RR-PO-06-12-Mon. KNEE, REARFOOT AND ANKLE ANGLES DURING LANDING IN FORWARD, LATERAL AND BACKWARD DROP JUMPS. Mari Yasuda, Japan

RR-PO-06-14-Mon. EFFECT OF LEG LENGTH DISCREPANCY ON THE DYNAMICS OF STRIDE INTERVAL DURING SELF-PACED WALKING. Hitoshi Makabe, Japan

RR-PO-06-16-Mon. EFFECTS OF VARIOUS ANGLE ON RESPIRATION FUNCTION IN ADULTS. Jin Seop Kim, South Korea

RR-PO-06-18-Mon. STANDING BALANCE ON THE SIDE SLOPE - INFLUENCE OF ARCH HEIGHT AND INSOLES. Yuichi Takata, Japan

RR-PO-06-20-Mon. THE EFFECT OF UPPER LIMB SUPPORT ON THE REPRESENTATION OF THE LOAD SENSE DURING LATERAL BODY WEIGHT SHIFTING. Miyoko Watanabe, Japan

RR-PO-06-22-Mon. THE EFFECTS OF VISUAL FIELD CONDITIONS ON KINETIC ANALYSIS IN UPPER EXTREMITIES AND EMG IN LOWER EXTREMITIES DURING REACHING TASK. Hye Kang Park, South Korea

RR-PO-06-24-Mon. ESTIMATES OF NORMAL STABILOMETRY RANGES UNDER STATIC CONDITIONS IN HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS AGED 18 TO 65 YEARS OLD. Robinson Ramírez-Vélez, Colombia

RR-PO-07-02-Mon. PROACTIVE POSTURAL CONTROL OF THE TURNING WHILE WALKING IN HEALTHY ADULTS. Takahito Nakamura, Japan

RR-PO-07-04-Mon. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TOE PRESSURE FORCE AND WINDLASS MECHANISM IN NORMAL AND REDUCED TOE FUNCTION CASES. Hiroshi Miyazawa, Japan

RR-PO-07-08-Mon. TRI-PLANAR LUMBAR RANGE OF MOTIONS IN ADULTS WITH CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN FOLLOWING SUSTAINED FUNCTIONAL TASKS. Devinder K A Singh, Malaysia

RR-PO-07-10-Mon. BIOMECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF FOREFOOT ROCKER IN WALKING. Hideto Kanzaki, Japan

RR-PO-07-12-Mon. MOTION ANALYSIS OF THE SHOULDER WHILE PERFORMING THE STANDARDISED FUNCTIONAL TEST: HAND IN NECK. Maja Vicic, Sweden

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RR-PO-10-22-Mon. DOES FLEXIBILITY OF THE CERVICAL AND THORACIC SPINE INFLUENCE FORWARD HEAD POSTURE IN HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS?. Amelia Chow, Singapore

RR-PO-10-24-Mon. TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY OF MOTION TRACKING TASKS FOR TRUNK MOTOR CONTROL IN HEALTHY PARTICIPANTS AND PATIENTS WITH LOW BACK PAIN. Sean David Hails, Australia

RR-PO-11-04-Mon. FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH LOW BACK AND NECK PAIN IN YOUNG ADOLESCENCE: A MULTIVARIABLE MODELING STUDY. Jo Nijs, Belgium

RR-PO-11-06-Mon. REPEATABILITY OF A COMPUTER-CONTROLLED POSTERIOR TO ANTERIOR VERTEBRAL STIFFNESS IN SUBJECTS WITH THORACIC SPINE PAIN. Jani Takatalo, Finland

RR-PO-11-08-Mon. COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF MOTOR CONTROL STABILITY AND STRENGTHENING PROGRAM IN TREATMENT OF CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN AMONG MALE WEIGHT LIFTERS. Annie Thomas, India

RR-PO-11-10-Mon. INTERFERENTIAL CURRENT ON CENTRAL PAIN MECHANISMS IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC NONSPECIFIC LOW BACK PAIN: A RANDOMIZED PLACEBO-CONTROLLED TRIAL. Juliana Corrêa, Brazil

RR-PO-11-12-Mon. DOES NECK DIMENSION INFLUENCE THE RANGE OF CERVICAL SPINE MOVEMENT?. Peter Osmotherly, Australia

RR-PO-11-14-Mon. MOTOR CONTROL EXERCISE PREVENT DECREASE OF MULTIFIDUS THICKNESS IN PATIENTS WITH CERVICAL SPONDYLOTIC MYELOPATHY UNDERGONE ANTERIOR CERVICAL DISCECTOMY AND FUSION. Ping-Ju Li, Taiwan

Musculoskeletal: upper limb (PO-28-Mon2) RR-PO-11-16-Mon. ONE YEAR OUTCOME OF SUBACROMIAL CORTICOSTEROID INJECTION VERSUS MANUAL PHYSICAL THERAPY FOR UNILATERAL SHOULDER IMPINGEMENTSYNDROME: A PRAGMATIC RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL. Daniel Rhon, United States of America

RR-PO-11-18-Mon. INFLUENCE OF EXTERNAL LOAD LEVEL ON SCAPULA UPWARD ROTATION DURING ELEVATION. Kazuya Madokoro, Japan

RR-PO-11-20-Mon. EFFECTS OF SCAPULAR POSITIONAL CONTROL ON NECK AND UPPER LIMB MUSCLE ACTIVITY IN PEOPLE WITH AND WITHOUT NECK PAIN. Kelvin Man Leung Kwok, Hong Kong

RR-PO-11-22-Mon. CHANGES OF SCAPULAR UPWARD ROTATION DURING EARLY PHASE OF ARM ABDUCTION IN ATHLETES WITH IMPINGEMENT -- ASSOCIATIONS WITH SCAPULAR STRENGTHS. Hio-Teng Leong, Hong Kong

RR-PO-11-24-Mon. LONGITUDINAL MEDIAN NERVE EXCURSION IS SIMILAR BETWEEN PEOPLE WITH CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME AND HEALTHY CONTROLS: A QUANTITATIVE ULTRASOUND IMAGING STUDY. François Desmeules, Canada

Neurology (PO-29-Mon2) SI-PO-12-02-Mon. FATIGUE PARAMETERS AND EXERCISE INTERVENTION IN A SPORADIC LATE ONSET NEMALINE MYOPATHY CASE UNDERGOING AUTOLOGOUS PERIPHERAL BLOOD STEM CELL TRANSPLANT. Hiroto Hayashi, Japan

RR-PO-12-04-Mon. EFFECTS OF BALANCE STRATEGY TRAINING IN MYASTHENIA GRAVIS: A CASE STUDY SERIES. Shi Hui Wong, Singapore

RR-PO-12-06-Mon. INTRACRANIAL AND HEMODYNAMIC EFFECTS OF A BED-CYCLING EXERCISE IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS WITH SEVERE BRAIN INJURIES AND/OR STROKE. Anneli Thelandersson, Sweden

RR-PO-12-08-Mon. ARE ESTABLISHED METHODS OF PHYSIOTHERAPEUTIC MANAGEMENT FOR LONG-TERM NEUROLOGICAL CONDITIONS APPLICABLE TO ‘ORPHAN’ CONDITIONS SUCH AS SYRINGOMYELIA?. Rebecca Smith, United Kingdom

SI-PO-12-10-Mon. THE EXAMINATION OF THE QUANTIFICATION METHOD OF THE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY OF THE CEREBROVASCULAR HANDICAPPED PERSON BY WEARABLE CAMERA. Mikiya Tajima, Japan

Noncommunicable disease and risk factors (NCDs) (PO-08-Mon2) RR-PO-12-12-Mon. SOMALI WOMEN’S VIEW OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY – A FOCUS GROUP STUDY. Gerthi Persson, Sweden

RR-PO-09-08-Mon. RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SPINAL DEFORMITIES AND CHEST WALL DEFORMITIES IN PATIENTS WITH DUCHENNE MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY. Yasutaka Umayahara, Japan

RR-PO-09-10-Mon. STUDY ON IMPACT OF SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS OF PHYSIOTHERAPISTS ON MUSCULOSKELETAL SYMPTOMS. Min Soo Lee, South Korea

SI-PO-09-12-Mon. SERVICE BASED EXPLORATION OF PATIENTS' LEVEL OF ENGAGEMENT WITH A SHARED DECISION-MAKING TOOL: REVISED IMPACT OF SYMPTOMS QUESTIONNAIRE (RISQ). Fiona Jenkins, United Kingdom

Musculoskeletal: lower limb (PO-24-Mon2) RR-PO-09-14-Mon. RELEVANCE AND REPRODUCIBILITY OF THREE CLINICAL TESTS IN WEIGHT-BEARING FOR CHRONIC PLANTAR HEEL PAIN SYNDROME. Bernice Saban, Israel

RR-PO-09-16-Mon. VERTICAL AND MEDIOLATERAL KNEE ACCELERATION DURING LEVEL WALKING IN INDIVIDUALS WITH MEDIALCOMPARTMENT KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS AND A LATERAL THRUST GAIT. Shih Wen Hung, Taiwan

RR-PO-09-18-Mon. OPTIMAL EFFORT CALIBRATION DURING STATIC QUADRICEPS EXERCISE WITH PRESSURE BIOFEEDBACK FOR MAXIMIZING VASTUS MEDIALIS OBLIQUOUS RECRUITMENT- A CLINICAL TRIAL. Maitri Chaturvedi, India

RR-PO-09-20-Mon. FACTORS INFLUENCING TACTILE SPATIAL ACUITY OF KNEE REGIONS IN HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS. Ramakrishnan Mani, New Zealand

RR-PO-09-22-Mon. EFFECTIVENESS OF SHORT FOOT ACTIVITIES ON PATELLO FEMORAL DYSFUNCTION. Devasigamani Samson, India

RR-PO-09-24-Mon. ACTIVATION OF KEY LOWER LIMB MUSCLES DURING EXERCISES COMMONLY PRESCRIBED FOR PERSONS WITH TRICEPS SURAE MUSCLE WEAKNESS. Janet Adams, United States of America

RR-PO-10-02-Mon. ARTHROKINEMATIC RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LOWER LIMB BEHAVIOR AND FAT FREE MASS/FAT MASS IN DEVELOPMENT OF “COUNTERMOVEMENT” JUMP IN ADULT WOMEN. Yisel Carolina Estrada Bonilla, Colombia

RR-PO-11-02-Mon. TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF ECCENTRIC LOADING EXERCISES OF CALF MUSCLES IN PLANTAR FASCIITIS. AN INTERVENTIONAL STUDY. Disha Rupareliya, India

Musculoskeletal: spine (PO-27-Mon2) RR-PO-10-04-Mon. CERVICAL FACET JOINT NOCICEPTION MODULATES PHYSICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF CHRONIC WHIPLASH. Michele Sterling, Australia

RR-PO-10-06-Mon. ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION PREDICT POORER OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE LOW BACK PAIN IN SINGAPORE. Pei Pin Evelyn Chng, Singapore

RR-PO-10-08-Mon. PATIENT LED GOAL SETTING IN CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN – AN EFFECTIVE NOVEL APPROACH. Tania Gardner, Australia

SI-PO-10-10-Mon. ALTERATIONS IN 3D SEGMENTAL KINEMATICS IN AN ASYMPTOMATIC INDIVIDUAL WHO LATER DEVELOPED AN ACUTE CERVICAL RADICULOPATHY: A CASE STUDY. Neil Tuttle, Australia

RR-PO-10-12-Mon. EXERCISE FOR MECHANICAL NECK DISORDERS: A COCHRANE SYSTEMATIC REVIEW UPDATE. Anita Gross, Canada

RR-PO-10-14-Mon. EFFECTIVENSS OF MOTOR CONTROL EXERCISE ON PSYCHOLOGICAL VARIABLE ON CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN IN LAPTOP USERS. Arun Balasubramaniam, Malaysia

RR-PO-10-16-Mon. EFFECTIVENESS OF MANUAL THERAPY IN SPONDYLOLYSTHESIS. Patitapaban Mohanty, India

RR-PO-10-18-Mon. SHORT-TERM EFFECTS OF MCKENZIE VS. MOTOR CONTROL APPROACH FOR PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN AND A DERANGEMENT CLASSIFICATION. Mark Hallidy, Australia

RR-PO-10-20-Mon. EVALUATION OF ACTIVE UPPER LIMB ABILITY IN CERVICAL SPONDYLOTIC MYELOPATHY VIA AN ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK. Tomohiro Nishi, Japan

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RR-PO-14-10-Mon. COMPARISON OF TURNING PERFORMANCES AND STRATEGY BETWEEN HEALTHY ELDERLY AND YOUNG ADULTS. Pei-Yun Lee, Taiwan

RR-PO-14-12-Mon. CONSIDERATION OF VISUAL SYSTEM AND PHYSICAL RESPONSE PATTERN DURING POSTURE CONTROL UNDER ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES. Kotomi Shiota, Japan

RR-PO-14-14-Mon. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GAIT SPEED, FUNCTIONAL RESERVE AND FRAILTY IN COMMUNITY DWELLING OLDER ADULTS. Wuber Jefferson de Souza Soares, Brazil

Oncology & palliative care (PO-36-Mon2) RR-PO-14-16-Mon. 3D BODY-SCANNING MEASUREMENT IS COMPARABLE TO TAPE MEASUREMENT IN ASSESSING UPPER LIMB LYMPHEDEMA IN BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS. Shirley S.M. Fong, Hong Kong

RR-PO-14-18-Mon. PREVALENCE OF PHYSICAL IMPAIRMENTS, REHABILITATION PARTICIPATION AND THEIR ASSOCIATIONS WITH QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG CANCER SURVIVORS IN SINGAPORE: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY. Shuk In Tong, Singapore

SI-PO-14-20-Mon. THE INFLUENCE OF UPPER LIMB DOMINANCE ON LIMB VOLUME MEASUREMENTS MADE BY PEROMETRY AND WATER DISPLACEMENT VOLUMETRY. Judy Scopes, United Kingdom

RR-PO-14-22-Mon. EFFICIENCY OF ISCHEMIC COMPRESSION AND KINESIOTHERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF MYOFASCIAL TRIGGER POINTS INBREAST CANCER SURVIVORS: A CLINICAL PILOT STUDY. Elaine Caldeira Oliveira Guirro, Brazil

Orthopaedics (PO-25-Mon2) RR-PO-14-24-Mon. MULTIDISCIPLINARY MANAGEMENT OF A WOMAN LIVING WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS USING THE INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF FUNCTIONING, DISABILITY AND HEALTH: A CASE REPORT. Shankar Ganesh, India

RR-PO-15-02-Mon. THE AGING EFFECTS ON THE GLENOHUMERAL JOINT STIFFNESS IN ASSOCIATION WITH ANTEROPOSTERIOR GLIDE MOBILIZATION: IN VIVO ROBOTIC TESTING. Ar Tyan Hsu, Taiwan

RR-PO-15-06-Mon. REHABILITATION IN RESURFACING HIP ARTHROPLASTY PATIENTS: COST-EFFECTIVENESS RESULTS FROM A RANDOMISED CLINICAL TRIAL. Karen Barker, United Kingdom

RR-PO-15-08-Mon. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TOE GRIP STRENGTH AND OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE IN JAPANESE WOMEN: A MULTICENTRE STUDY. Daisuke Uritani, Japan

RR-PO-15-10-Mon. ASSOCIATION OF BODY MASS INDEX AND COMMUNITY MOBILITY AMONG OLDER ADULTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS KNEE. Jenita Patel, India

RR-PO-15-12-Mon. EARLY COORDINATED REHABILITATION IN ACUTE PHASE AFTER HIP FRACTURE – A NEW MODEL FOR INCREASED PATIENT PARTICIPATION, INDEPENDENCE AND SELF-CONFIDENCE. Lena Ziden, Sweden

RR-PO-15-14-Mon. PATIENTS PRESPECTIVES ON HOLISTIC INTEGRATION IN PATIENT EDUCATION TO INFLUENCE QUALITY OF LIFE: A PHENOMINOLOGICAL APPROACH. Rohani Haron, Malaysia

RR-PO-15-16-Mon. EFFECTIVENESS OF TWO PHYSICAL THERAPY INTERVENTIONS IN MASTICATORY MUSCULAR PAIN, MANDIBULAR RANGE OF MOTION AND STRESS IN INDIVIDUALS WITH BRUXISM. Cinthia Santos Miotto de Amorim, Brazil

Outcome measurement (PO-44-Mon2) RR-PO-15-18-Mon. DEVELOPMENT OF THE TOILET ASSISTANCE CHART AND EXAMINATION OF ITS VALIDITY IN A CONVALESCENT REHABILITATION WARD. Munetsugu Kota, Japan

RR-PO-15-20-Mon. ASSESSMENT OF THE CONTENT VALIDITY AND RESPONSIVENESS OF THE REVISED HIGH-LEVEL MOBILITY ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR TRAUMATIC MULTI-TRAUMA ORTHOPEDIC INJURIES. Bridget Hill, Australia

RR-PO-15-22-Mon. RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF THE FIVE-REPETITION SIT-TO-STAND TEST IN ADULT KIDNEY TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS. Shilin Katherin Huang, Singapore

RR-PO-12-14-Mon. UNDERSTANDING THE VIEWS OF OLDER PEOPLE IN ADHERING TO COMMUNITY BASED GROUP EXERCISE INTERVENTIONS: A QUALITATIVE SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Clare Farrance, United Kingdom

RR-PO-12-16-Mon. AEROBIC TRAINING AND CARDIO-RESPIRATORY ENDURANCE AMONG DIABETES MELLITUS PATIENTS IN NORTHERN TANZANIA. Graziella Van den Bergh, Norway

Occupational health and ergonomics (PO-34-Mon2) RR-PO-12-18-Mon. EFFECTS OF FEAR-AVOIDANCE BELIEFS ON LOW BACK PAIN IN JAPANESE NURSES. Makoto Saito, Japan

RR-PO-12-20-Mon. PREVALENCE OF WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS AMONGST PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN THE KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN. Dhari N. Aljairan, Bahrain

RR-PO-12-22-Mon. WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS AMONG INDIAN PHYSIOTHERAPISTS. Balaganapathy Muruganantham, India

RR-PO-12-24-Mon. DEVELOPMENT OF ERGOCOACH MODEL TO PREVENT WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS AMONG AIRCRAFT CABIN CLEANERS IN HONG KONG. Chun Lung So, Hong Kong

Older people (PO-35-Mon2) RR-PO-13-02-Mon. WHOLE-BODY VIBRATION TRAINING WITH MEDIUM FREQUENCY IMPROVES MUSCLE PERFORMANCE IN PEOPLE WITH SARCOPENIA. Ning Wei, Hong Kong

RR-PO-13-04-Mon. THE PREVALENCE OF BENIGN PAROXYSMAL POSITIONAL VERTIGO (BPPV) IN AN OUTPATIENT PHYSIOTHERAPY SETTING FOR OLDER ADULTS. Sarah Ritchie, United Kingdom

RR-PO-13-06-Mon. PHYSIOTHERAPY PROVISION TO HOSPITALISED MEDICALLY UNWELL OLDER ADULTS: WHAT WORKS, FOR WHOM AND WHY?. Jacky Jones, United Kingdom

RR-PO-13-08-Mon. VESTIBULAR ASYMMETRY PREDICTS FALLS AMONG ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH MULTI-SENSORY DIZZINESS. Eva Ekvall Hansson, Sweden

RR-PO-13-10-Mon. PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE IS A RELATED FACTOR IN COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IN ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH HEART FAILURE. Yuta Hagiwara, Japan

RR-PO-13-12-Mon. VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY OF THE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY SCALE FOR THE ELDERLY- CHINESE (PASE-C) QUESTIONNAIRE IN SINGAPORE. Zhi Ying Wan, Singapore

RR-PO-13-14-Mon. RAPID STEPPING TIME ON ‘VIRTUAL’ OBJECTS CORRELATES WITH MEASURES OF BALANCE AND FEAR OF FALLING IN ELDERLY INDIVIDUALS. Arie Burstin, Israel

RR-PO-13-16-Mon. THE TRANSMISSION OF VERTICAL WHOLE BODY VIBRATION WITH DIFFERENT FREQUENCIES AND POSTURES IN OLDER ADULTS. Freddy Man Hin Lam, Hong Kong

RR-PO-13-18-Mon. AGING AFFECTS PREHENSION FORCE CONTROL FOR HOLDING LIGHT OBJECTS. Yuichi Hiramatsu, Japan

RR-PO-13-20-Mon. INFLUENCES OF AGING ON UTILIZATION OF MOTOR REDUNDANCY DURING GAIT. Takuya Takeda, Japan

RR-PO-13-22-Mon. INFLUENCE OF SEX ON GAIT UNDER DUAL-TASK CONDITION IN ELDERLY WHO LIVE IN A REGION WITH LOW HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INDEX. Renato Campos Freire Júnior, Brazil

RR-PO-13-24-Mon. RISK FACTORS FOR FALLS IN THE DISABLED ELDERLY THAT MAINTAIN INDEPENDENCE IN ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING. Ryoichi Akase, Japan

RR-PO-14-02-Mon. CHARACTERISTICS AND HEALTH RELATED QOL OF PARTICIPANTS ON PHYSICAL EXERCISE PROGRAM FOR THE ELDERLY IN A FISHING TOWN. Yuriko Kihara, Japan

RR-PO-14-04-Mon. AGEING EFFECTS ON STIMULUS-INDUCED MOTOR PREPARATION PROCESSES - AN EVENT-RELATED POTENTIAL STUDY. Xin Wang, China

RR-PO-14-06-Mon. EFFECTIVENESS OF A PEER-LED PHYSICAL EXERCISE PROGRAM FOR OLDER ADULTS. Masahiko Wakasa, Japan

RR-PO-14-08-Mon. DOES KNEE INSTABILITY RELATE TO PAIN AND FUNCTION FOLLOWING TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY?. Alison Harmer, Australia

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Pain and pain management (PO-39-Mon2) SI-PO-18-04-Mon. INTERFERENTIAL FOR SLOW TRANSIT CONSTIPATION IN CHILDREN WITH EHLERS DANLOS SYNDROME – HYPERMOBILITY TYPE: A NOVEL SERVICE DEVELOPMENT. Jane Simmonds, United Kingdom

RR-PO-18-06-Mon. MOVEMENT REPRESENTATION TECHNIQUES FOR TREATING LIMB PAIN – A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND METAANALYSIS. Holm Thieme, Germany

RR-PO-18-08-Mon. CONSTRUCTIONS OF CRISIS: THE SOCIAL INTERACTIONAL FUNCTIONS OF CATASTROPHISING IN ACCOUNTS OF ACUTE AND PERSISTING LOW BACK PAIN. Carol McCrum, United Kingdom

Parkinson's disease (PO-31-Mon2) RR-PO-18-10-Mon. ASSESS THE LEVEL OF FUNCTIONAL IMPAIREMENT AMONG PATIENTS WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE ATTENDING THE INSTITUTE OF NEUROLOGY NATIONAL HOSPITAL SRI LANKA. Hewa Haputhanthirige Nadeesha Kalyani, Sri Lanka

SI-PO-18-12-Mon. THE RATIONALE FOR EXERCISE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PAIN IN PEOPLE WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE: A NARRATIVE REVIEW. Natalie Elizabeth Allen, Australia

Primary health care (PO-09-Mon2) RR-PO-18-16-Mon. MANAGEMENT OF LOW BACK PAIN AT PRIMARY CARE LEVEL IN SOUTH AFRICA: UP TO STANDARDS?. Mel Major-Helsloot, Netherlands

RR-PO-18-18-Mon. AN INVESTIGATION INTO UK PHYSIOTHERAPISTS’ UNDERSTANDING OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND THEIR ROLE WITHIN IT. Stuart Palma, United Kingdom

Professional issues (PO-10-Mon2) RR-PO-08-20-Mon. HOW PHYSICAL THERAPISTS CONSTRUCT THEIR PROFESSIONAL IDENTITY. Ralph Hammond, United Kingdom

RR-PO-18-20-Mon. PHYSIOTHERAPY PROFESSIONALISM: AN EVALUATION OF A SELF REFLECTION PROFESSIONALISM QUESTIONNAIRE A PILOT STUDY. Elizabeth Angela Candy, United Kingdom

RR-PO-18-22-Mon. JOB SATISFACTION AMONG PHYSIOTHERAPISTS: DOES THE LEADERSHIP STYLE MATTER?. Hana Alsobayel, Saudi Arabia

RR-PO-18-24-Mon. REVIEW OF TWENTY YEARS OF PRIVATE PRACTICE: THE CONSTANTS AND THE CHANGES. Mary Pender, Ireland

Professional practice: Other (PO-37-Mon2) SI-PO-19-02-Mon. HYDROTHERAPY WITH DUAL SENSORY IMPAIRMENT (DSI) - DEAF AND BLIND. Michael Warburton, Australia

SI-PO-19-04-Mon. SLEEP DISORDERS REHABILITATION: A NEW THEORY AND PRACTICE FIELD IN PHYSIOTHERAPY. Naomi Kondo Nakagawa, Brazil

RR-PO-19-06-Mon. THE COMMUNICATIVE POWER OF TOUCH IN THE PATIENT-PHYSIOTHERAPIST INTERACTION. Amy Hiller, Australia

RR-PO-19-08-Mon. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF BRANDT-DAROFF TECHNIQUE IN TREATING PATIENTS WITH ACUTE AND CHRONIC BPPV. Redha Dashti, Bahrain

Qualifying education (PO-05-Mon2) RR-PO-19-10-Mon. ARE PHYSICAL THERAPIST STUDENTS ADEQUATELY PREPARED FOR PRIMARY CONTACT PRACTICE?. Diane Fitzpatrick, United States of America

RR-PO-19-12-Mon. AN ANALYSIS OF ETHICS TEACHING IN CANADIAN PHYSIOTHERAPY AND OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY PROGRAMS. Maude Laliberté, Canada

SI-PO-19-14-Mon. INTERNATIONAL CLINICAL PLACEMENTS FOR UNDERGRADUATE PHYSIOTHERAPY AND ALLIED HEALTH STUDENTS: ARE THEY WORTH THE RESOURCES INVESTED?. B-K Tan, Australia

RR-PO-19-16-Mon. PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS’ PERSPECTIVES OF ONLINE LEARNING FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC HEALTH CONDITIONS. Peter Gardner, Australia

RR-PO-19-18-Mon. PERSPECTIVES ON TEACHING PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDENTS THE INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF FUNCTIONING, DISABILITY, AND HEALTH MODEL. Marilyn E. Miller, United States of America

RR-PO-15-24-Mon. CONSISTENCY OF STEP LENGTHS IS NOT INFLUENCED BY WALKING SPEED OR AN ACCELERATION ZONE: 4-METER VS 10-METER WALK TESTS. Dennis W Fell, United States of America

RR-PO-16-02-Mon. ASSESSING CONSTRUCT VALIDITY OF THE FUNCTIONAL DIFFICULTIES QUESTIONNAIRE (FDQ-9) FOR ASSESSING DEVELOPMENTAL COORDINATION DISORDER (DCD)/DYSPRAXIA IN ADULTS. Carol J. Clark, United Kingdom

RR-PO-16-04-Mon. VALIDATION OF THE BRIEF PAIN INVENTORY IN PATIENTS WITH LOW BACK PAIN: A PRELIMINARY REPORT. Shih-Feng Lin, Taiwan

RR-PO-16-06-Mon. CROSS-CULTURAL ADAPTATION OF THE DISABILITY OF ARM, SHOULDER, AND HAND QUESTIONNAIRE (DASH): ENGLISH IN TO SINHALA TRANSLATION. Amara Perera, Sri Lanka

RR-PO-16-08-Mon. VALIDITY OF MAXIMAL ISOMETRIC KNEE EXTENSION STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS OBTAINED WITH A BELT-STABILIZED HAND-HELD DYNAMOMETER METHOD IN HEALTHY ADULTS. Naoko Ushiyama, Japan

RR-PO-16-10-Mon. ISOKINETIC AND ISOMETRIC MUSCLE STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS IN THE UPPER EXTREMITY CAN BE RELIABLY MEASURED IN PERSONS WITH CHRONIC STROKE. Christina Brogårdh, Sweden

RR-PO-16-12-Mon. THREE PROMISING TESTS FOR THE DETECTION OF MOVEMENT CONTROL IMPAIRMENT IN THE NECK; ANALYSIS OF DISCRIMINATIVE VALIDITY. Hannu Luomajoki, Switzerland

RR-PO-16-14-Mon. THE MINIMALIST INDEX IS A VALID AND RELIABLE TOOL FOR RATING RUNNING SHOES. Jean-Sébastien Roy, Canada

Paediatrics (PO-38-Mon2) RR-PO-16-16-Mon. PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSESSMENT OF PSYCHOMOTOR AND MOTOR SKILLS OF CHILDREN USING DENVER II. Vera Israel, Brazil

RR-PO-16-18-Mon. THE VALUE OF THE COUGH ASSIST® IN THE DAILY RESPIRATORY CARE OF CHILDREN WITH NEUROMUSCULAR DISORDERS: A LOCAL RESEARCH JOURNEY. Vivienne Travlos, Australia

RR-PO-16-22-Mon. NIGHT WAKING DURING THE FIRST THREE YEARS OF LIFE: LINKS TO HEALTH AND ILLNESS. Hui-Chin Hsu, United States of America

RR-PO-16-24-Mon. PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENT IN THE PREVENTION OF BRONCHOPULMONARY DYSPLASIA AND REDUCTION OF PERINATAL RISK IN PRETERM INFANTS. Antonia Gomez-Conesa, Spain

RR-PO-17-08-Mon. DEVELOPMENTAL TRAJECTORIES OF MOTOR FUNCTION IN TERM INFANTS AND VERY-LOW-BIRTH-WEIGHT PRETERM INFANTS DURING THE FIRST YEAR OF LIFE. Yu Han Su, Taiwan

RR-PO-17-10-Mon. ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC EVALUATION OF LOWER LIMBS IN INDIVIDUALS WITH DOWN SYNDROME IN HIPPOTHERAPY. Mariane Fernandes Ribeiro, Brazil

RR-PO-17-12-Mon. MEASUREMENT OF REACTIVE AND ANTICIPATORY BALANCE IN CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY: A NEW TOOL FOR COMMUNITY BASED PRACTICE. Debi Craddock, United States of America

RR-PO-17-14-Mon. EVALUATION OF 7-9 YEARS OLD CHILDRENS’ MOTOR FUNCTION ACCORDING TO TOUWEN NEUROLOGICAL EXAMINATION. Kristel Klement, Estonia

SI-PO-17-16-Mon. LESSONS LEARNT FROM PARENTS TRAINING FOR CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY PROVIDED BY PHYSIOTHERAPISTS AT THE HOSPITAL OF SYVANUS OLYMPUS, TOGO. Wano Djobo, Togo

RR-PO-17-18-Mon. NUTRITIONAL DIVERSITY IN CHILDREN AND ITS INFLUENCE ON PHYSICAL FITNESS AND ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE: RURAL PERSPECTIVE. Dipika Shah, India

RR-PO-17-24-Mon. EFFECTS OF SENSORY LEVEL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION ON MUSCLE CROSS- SECTIONAL AREA, STRENGTH AND METABOLITE PRODUCTION IN CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. Lynne Romeiser Logan, United States of America

SI-PO-18-02-Mon. SUPERSPORTS: ENCOURAGING CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE AND THEIR FAMILIES TO BE HABITUALLY MORE ACTIVE. Kathryn Sharp, United Kingdom

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SI-PO-21-12-Mon. EFFECT OF PRANAYAMA (YOGIC BREATHING) ON LUNG FUNCTION IN TRAUMATIC THORACIC SPINAL CORD INJURY PATIENTS: AN INTERVENTIONAL STUDY. Fagun Magia, India

Sport and sports injuries (PO-41-Mon2) RR-PO-21-16-Mon. INTRINSIC FOOT MUSCLE VOLUME IN RUNNERS WITH AND WITHOUT CHRONIC BILATERAL PLANTAR FASCIITIS. Roy Cheung, Hong Kong

RR-PO-21-18-Mon. THE OUTCOME OF A NOVEL HOME-BASED BIOMECHANICAL THERAPY FOR PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM ANTERIOR KNEE PAIN. Gilad Fruchter, Israel

RR-PO-21-20-Mon. THE THREE-DIMENSIONAL SHOOTING FORM ANALYSIS OF ARCHERS. Ryuji Okamoto, Japan

RR-PO-21-22-Mon. HOW DOES AN ACL INJURY INFLUENCE LIFE IN THE LONG TERM? - AN INTERVIEW STUDY. Anncristine Fjellman-Wiklund, Sweden

RR-PO-21-24-Mon. EFFECTS OF SKILL TRAINING ON LOWER-EXTREMITY KINEMATICS AND MUSCLE FUNCTION IN FEMALE PUBERTAL ATHLETES. Reiko Otsuki, Japan

RR-PO-22-02-Mon. EXERCISE PRESCRIPTION TO PREVENT INJURIES DURING RECREATIONAL ALPINE SKIING AND SNOWBOARDING. Kim Hebert-Losier, Sweden

RR-PO-22-04-Mon. BIOMECHANICAL ANALYSIS INTO THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE SKILLED AND NON-SKILLED BADMINTON PLAYERS PERFORMING THE OVERHEAD STROKE. Hsin-Yi Kathy Cheng, Taiwan

RR-PO-22-06-Mon. CHANGES IN ARCHITECTURE OF MUSCLE-TENDON UNIT AND PERFORMANCE OF GASTROCNEMIUS MUSCLE GASTROCNEMIUS USING KINESIO TAPING. Fang-Yu Lin, Taiwan

RR-PO-22-08-Mon. A QUANTITATIVE APPROACH TO SPORTS TRAINING-ADAPTED SOCIAL DETERMINANTS CONCERNING SPORT. Karim Alvis, Colombia

SI-PO-22-10-Mon. INTEGRATING ROTATOR DISC INTO BALLET CLASSWORK: COLLABORATION OF PHYSICAL THERAPIST, SOMATIC SPECIALIST, AND BALLET PROFESSOR. Andrea Lasner, United States of America

Stroke (PO-33-Mon2) RR-PO-22-18-Mon. EFFECTS OF ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC BIOFEEDBACK MUSCLE TRAINING ON MOTOR FUNCTION AND CORTICAL EXCITABILITY IN STROKE PATIENTS. Peih-Ling Tsaih, Taiwan

RR-PO-22-20-Mon. A NEW APPROACH TO GAIT DISORDER USING A CUSTOM-MADE HINGED KNEE BRACE IN ACUTE STROKE PATIENTS WITH MILD HEMIPLEGIA. Masataka Kamiya, Japan

RR-PO-22-22-Mon. EFFECT OF SHOULDER GIRDLE STRENGTHENING ON TRUNK ALIGNMENT IN PATIENTS WITH STROKE. Wael Shendy, Egypt

RR-PO-22-24-Mon. THE EFFECT OF THE BODY-WEIGHT SUPPORTED FLAT-GROUND TRAINING TO THE GAIT ABILITY OF A PATIENTS WITH HEMIPARESIS AFTER STROKE. Akiko Takamura, Japan

RR-PO-99-02-Mon. RECOVERY OF WALKING ABILITY USING A HYBRID ASSISTIVE LIMB IN PERSONS WITH SUBACUTE STROKE: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED PILOT STUDY. Hiroki Watanabe, Japan

SI-PO-99-04-Mon. MEASUREMENTS SCALES FOR ASSOCIATED REACTIONS OF THE UPPER LIMB IN STROKE AND TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY (TBI): A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Michelle Beth Kahn, Australia

RR-PO-99-06-Mon. EFFECTS OF COGNITIVE AND MOTOR DUAL TASK TRAINING ON GAIT PERFORMANCE IN INDIVIDUALS WITH STROKE – A PILOT STUDY. Yan Ci Liu, Taiwan

RR-PO-99-08-Mon. DELAYED WRIST EXTENSOR MUSCLE ONSET TIMING IN ACUTE AND CHRONIC PEOPLE WITH STROKE. Waroonnapa Srisoparb, United Kingdom

RR-PO-99-10-Mon. TO INVESTIGATE THE EFFECTS OF YOGA EXERCISE WITH PHYSICAL THERAPY ON BALANCE IN SUBJECTS WITH SUBACUTE AND CHRONIC STROKE. Jung-Cheng Yang, Taiwan

RR-PO-99-12-Mon. PATIENTS´ EXPECTATIONS TOWARDS GOING HOME WITH A VERY EARLY SUPPORTED DISCHARGE AND HOME REHABILITATION AFTER STROKE. Åsa Nordin, Sweden

Quality and standards (PO-13-Mon2) SI-PO-19-20-Mon. PHYSIOTHERAPY ‘ GREAT PLACE TO WORK’ INITIATIVE. Noreen O'Shea, Ireland

RR-PO-19-22-Mon. THE QUALITY OF COUNSELING AS EVALUATED BY ACUTE PATIENTS IN PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION UNITS IN HOSPITALS. Auli Ylönen, Finland

RR-PO-19-24-Mon. EXPERIENCES OF USING GOAL ATTAINMENT SCALING (GAS) IN PHYSIOTHERAPY IN FINLAND. Merja Sallinen, Finland

Research methodology and implementation (PO-43-Mon2) RR-PO-20-02-Mon. DO PHYSIOTHERAPISTS EMPLOY EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE PROCESSES TO SOLVE CLINICAL PROBLEMS?. Emer McGowan, Ireland

RR-PO-20-06-Mon. A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE MEASUREMENT PROPERTIES AND USAGE OF THE PHYSIOTHERAPY EVIDENCE DATABASE (PEDRO) SCALE. Anne Moseley, Australia

Rheumatology (PO-26-Mon2) RR-PO-20-08-Mon. PHYSIOTHERAPY MANAGEMENT OF JOINT HYPERMOBILITY SYNDROME – PATIENT AND THERAPIST PERSPECTIVES. Shea Palmer, United Kingdom

RR-PO-20-10-Mon. FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE SETTING AND CONTENT OF CARE IN PATIENTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE HIP OR KNEE. Dijanne Barten, Netherlands

RR-PO-20-12-Mon. CLINICAL MEASURES OF PAIN SENSITIZATION IN MODERATE TO SEVERE KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS. Helen O'Leary, Ireland

RR-PO-20-14-Mon. EFFECTS OF A 12-WEEK REHABILITATION PROGRAM ON PRESSURE PAIN THRESHOLD IN INDIVIDUALS WITH FIBROMYALGIA. Jacques Vaillant, France

Robotics and technology (PO-40-Mon2) RR-PO-20-16-Mon. THE EFFECT OF ROBOT SUIT HAL ON TRUNK POSTURE IN STANDING-UP MOVEMENT. Rie Kasai, Japan

RR-PO-20-18-Mon. A VIBRO-TACTILE BIOFEEDBACK SYSTEM SUPPLYING ONLINE CENTER OF FOOT PRESSURE DISPLACEMENT FOR BALANCE TRAINING IN STROKE PATIENTS. Kazuhiro Yasuda, Japan

RR-PO-20-20-Mon. RELIABILITY OF A MEASURE OF PROPRIOCEPTION AT THE ANKLE DURING WALKING EVALUATED USING A ROBOTIZED ANKLE-FOOT ORTHOSIS. Laurent J. Bouyer, Canada

Service delivery/emerging roles (PO-14-Mon2) RR-PO-20-22-Mon. WEEKEND THERAPY SERVICE PROVISION IN A SAMPLE OF REHABILITATION FACILITIES THROUGHOUT AUSTRALIA. Erin Caruana, Australia

SI-PO-20-24-Mon. A CENTRALIZED CLINICAL PRACTICE SUPPORT AND LEADERSHIP MODEL FOR 400 PHYSICAL THERAPISTS AND REHABILITATION ASSISTANTS IN VANCOUVER COASTAL HEALTH, CANADA. Nancy Cho, Canada

SI-PO-21-02-Mon. PILOTING A TRANSITION PROGRAMME FOR EMPLOYMENT FOR YOUNG ADULTS WITH STROKE OR SPINAL CORD INJURY. Pauline Pei Wen Koh, Singapore

RR-PO-21-04-Mon. HEALTH NEEDS ANALYSIS (HNA) OF THE VICTORIAN DEAF COMMUNITY REVEALS ‘POOR ACCESS TO AUSLAN INTERPRETERS WITHIN HOSPITALS A NATIONAL CONCERN´. Kathleen Withers, Australia

Spinal cord injury (PO-32-Mon2) SI-PO-21-06-Mon. FEAR OF FALLING? NO WAY! PERCEPTION OF FALLS AND FEAR OF FALLING IN WHEELCHAIR RUGBY PLAYERS. Vivien Jørgensen, Norway

SI-PO-21-08-Mon. THE USER-LED DEVELOPMENT OF WEB-BASED PHYSIO FOR PEOPLE WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY. Elaine Coulter, United Kingdom

RR-PO-21-10-Mon. LIVING WITH A LONG-TERM TRAUMATIC SPINAL CORD INJURY IN SOUTH AFRICA: EXPERIENCES RELATED TO READJUSTMENT AND ATTAINED PARTICIPATION (SELF-PERCEIVED). Conran Joseph, Sweden

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RR-PO-99-14-Mon. A MULTICENTER STUDY ON TRANSFER, WALKING AND STAIR CLIMBING IN PERSONS WITH STROKE ADMITTED TO SPECIALIZED REHABILITATION. Birgitta Langhammer, Norway

RR-PO-99-16-Mon. INSPECTION OF THE UTILITY OF “THE VOLUNTARY COUGH AND THE REFLEX COUGH” OF ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH STROKE WITH ASPIRATION RISK. HIroyasu Inoue, Japan

RR-PO-99-18-Mon. CAN BALANCE AND BALANCE SELF-EFFICACY PREDICT LEVELS OF COMMUNITY AMBULATION IN INDIVIDUALS WITH CHRONIC STROKE?. Neelam Nayak, India

RR-PO-99-20-Mon. MUSCLE ACTIVITY DURING A GRASPING TASK WITH AND WITHOUT MOTOR IMAGERY. Corina Schuster-Amft, Switzerland

Women's health (PO-42-Mon2) RR-PO-99-22-Mon. INCIDENCE AND IMPACT OF URINARY INCONTINENCE AND HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE FOR POSTPARTUM BANGLADESHI WOMEN: COMPARISON BY BIRTH MODE. Lori Maria Walton, United States of America

RR-PO-99-24-Mon. PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE DISPLACEMENT DURING VOLUNTARY AND INVOLUNTARY ACTIVATION IN CONTINENT AND INCONTINENT WOMEN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Monika Leitner, Switzerland

RR-PO-99-26-Mon. RESPONSE OF GAIT OUTPUT AND HANDGRIP STRENGTH TO CHANGES IN BODY FAT MASS IN WOMEN AT PRE AND POST-MENOPAUSAL STAGES. Sam Ibeneme, Nigeria

RR-PO-99-28-Mon. ROLE OF SHORT TERM EXERCISE INTERVENTION IN PELVIC GIRDLE PAIN IN PREGNANCY. Aditi Bhandiwad, India

RR-PO-99-30-Mon. EFFECT OF POSITION DURING ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING ON THE EFFICACY OF PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE EXERCISES AND SENSATION OF CONTRACTION. Yoko Itabashi, Japan

RR-PO-99-32-Mon. REAL TIME TRANSABDOMINAL ULTRASOUND TO ASSESS BLADDER BASE POSITION DURING PELVIC FLOOR CONTRACTION AND ABDOMINAL CURL UP IN EXERCISING WOMEN. Judith Thompson, Australia

RR-PO-99-34-Mon. THE EFFECT OF PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE TRAINING ON FEMALE SEXUAL FUNCTION: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Cristine Homsi Ferreira, Brazil

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Pre- and post-congress courses will be held on the 1st and 5th May 2015. They have a focus on applied knowledge and skills and are uniquely designed to complement the main scientific programme.

The dates and venues for each of the congress courses are:

Friday 1 May 2015

Title: Airway clearance techniques in the treatment of chronic respiratory disease (1 day course, 08:30-16:30)

Venue: Room 308, Suntec Convention & Exhibition Centre, Level 3

Speakers: Maggie McIlwaine (Canada), Brenda Button (Australia)

Title: How to take balance training one step further (half day course, 08:30-12:00)

Venue: Room H505/506, NanYang Polytechnic, School of Health Sciences, Building J, 180 Ang Mo Kio Avenue

Speakers: Ing-Mari Dohrn (Sweden), Alexandra Halvarsson (Sweden), Agneta Ståhle (Sweden)

Title: Creating and running an open, online course in physiotherapy education (half day course, 08:30-12:30)


Speakers: Michael Rowe (South Africa), Rachael Lowe (United Kingdom), Tony Lowe (United Kingdom)

Title: Acute and chronic pain management: evidence-based role of electrophysical agents (1 day course, 08:30-16:30)

Venue: Room K310, NanYang Polytechnic, School of Health Sciences, Building J, 180 Ang Mo Kio Avenue

Speakers: Ethne Nussbaum (Canada), Tim Watson (United Kingdom), Kathleen Sluka (United States of America), Marco Pang (Hong Kong)

Title: Integrating science, technology, and human interaction in teaching musculoskeletal physiotherapy (1 day course, 08:00-16:30)

Venue: Room K320, NanYang Polytechnic, School of Health Sciences, Building J, 180 Ang Mo Kio Avenue

Speakers: Neil Tuttle (Australia), Kerrie Evans (Australia), Andrea Bialocerkowski (Australia)

Title: Sports and therapeutic taping techniques: an evidenced informed approach (1 day course, 08:30-16:30)

Venue: Room J204/J205, NanYang Polytechnic, School of Health Sciences, Building J, 180 Ang Mo Kio Avenue

Speakers: Maria Constantinou (Australia), Mark Brown (Australia)

Title: Addressing sex in women’s health physiotherapy practice: foundations and skills (1 day course, 08:00-16:15)


Speakers: Talli Rosenbaum (Israel)

Tuesday 5 May 2015

Title: Chronic Pain: Physical Therapy Targeting Mind, Body & Brain (1 day course, 09:00-18:00)


Speakers: Jo Nijs (Belgium), Kelly Ickmans (Belgium), Margot De Kooning (Belgium), Mira Meeus (Belgium)

Title: Current concepts in manual therapy for musculoskeletal shoulder disorders (1 day course, 08:30-16:45)


Speakers: Daniel Rhon (United States of America), Robert Boyles (United States of America), Joshua Cleland (United States of America), Benjamin Hando (United States of America)

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Title: Update of geriatric physical therapy (1 day course, 08:30-17:30)


Speakers: Dale Avers (United States of America), Keith Hill (Australia), Wai Pong Wong (Singapore)

Title: Coordinating postural stability with breathing, talking, eating and continence (1 day course, 08:30-17:00)


Speakers: Mary Massery (United States of America), Paul Hodges (Australia)

Title: The future of respiratory muscle training in health and disease (1 day course, 08:45-17:00)


Speakers: Shane Patman (Australia), David J Berlowitz (Australia), Lawrence P Cahalin (United States of America), Pedro Dal Lago (Brazil), Yoshimi Matsuo (Japan)

Title: Promoting arm recovery in stroke survivors with severe paresis (1 day course, 08:30-17:00)


Speakers: Kathryn Hayward (Australia), Ruth Barker (Australia), Sandra Brauer (Australia)

Title: Exercise: The secret to successful aging for the NCDs - cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and obesity (1 day course, 08:00-17:00)

Venue: Room J204/J205, NanYang Polytechnic, School of Health Sciences, Building J, 180 Ang Mo Kio Avenue

Speakers: Marilyn Moffat (United States of America), Karen Kemmis (United States of America), Danille Parker (United States of America), Kerry Walsh (United States of America)

WCPT would like to thank the physiotherapy department at Nan Yang Polytechnic for providing facilities and Audrey Lim and Shaun Soh for their support.

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Acupuncture (NWS-01) ...................................................................................................... Networking sessions (NWS) ............. Sun 13:45 ......................................... Room 309

Acupuncture - IAAPT (SG-1) .................................................................................................... Seminar: Subgroup (SG) ............... Sat 10:45 ................................ Room 334-335

Advanced Practice (DP-01) ............................................................................... Discussion panels and debates (DP) ............. Sun 08:30 .......................................... Summit 2

Advocacy (WCPT-1) ...................................................................................................................... Seminar: WCPT (WCPT) ............ Mon 08:30 ......................................... Room 309

Advocacy strategies (FS-01) ...................................................................................................... Focused symposia (FS) ............. Sun 10:45 ............................................. Hall 404

Affordability (DP-02) ........................................................................................... Discussion panels and debates (DP) ............. Sun 16:00 .......................................... Summit 2

Amputee rehabilitation (FS-02) ............................................................................................... Focused symposia (FS) ............ Mon 10:45 ............................................. Hall 405

Amputee rehabilitation (NWS-02) .................................................................................. Networking sessions (NWS) ............ Mon 13:45 ......................................... Room 309

Animal practice (NWS-03) ................................................................................................. Networking sessions (NWS) ............ Mon 10:45 ......................................... Room 309

Aquatic physical therapy (NWS-04) ............................................................................... Networking sessions (NWS) ............. Sun 16:00 ......................................... Room 309

Cardiorespiratory (NWS-05) ............................................................................................. Networking sessions (NWS) ............. Sun 12:15 ................................ Room 310-311

Cardiorespiratory (PL-09) ............................................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............... Sat 08:30 ................................ Room 331-332

Cardiorespiratory (PLR5-04) .................................................................................................... Platform: Rapid 5 (PLR5) ............... Sat 13:45 ................................ Room 324-326

Cardiorespiratory (PLSoA-2) .................................................................................. Platform: State of the Art (PLSoA) ............ Mon 10:45 ............................................. Hall 404

Cardiorespiratory (PO-15-Mon1) ................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Cardiorespiratory (PO-15-Mon2) ................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Cardiorespiratory (PO-15-Sat1) ...................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Cardiorespiratory (PO-15-Sat2) ...................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Cardiorespiratory (PO-15-Sun1) ..................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Cardiorespiratory (PO-15-Sun2) ..................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Cardiorespiratory (PW-3) ........................................................................................................................ Poster walk (PW) ............. Sun 10:10 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Cerebral palsy (FS-03) .................................................................................................................. Focused symposia (FS) ............... Sat 16:00 ............................................. Hall 404

Chronic respiratory disease (FS-04) ........................................................................................ Focused symposia (FS) ............. Sun 13:45 ............................................. Hall 406

Clinical education (PO-02-Mon1) .................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Clinical education (PO-02-Mon2) .................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Clinical education (PO-02-Sat1) ..................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Clinical education (PO-02-Sat2) ..................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Clinical education (PO-02-Sun1) .................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Clinical education (PO-02-Sun2) .................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Clinical practice standards (HOWTO-1) ......................................................................... Seminar: How to (HOWTO) ............. Sun 13:45 ................................ Room 331-332

Clinical trials (FS-05) ..................................................................................................................... Focused symposia (FS) ............... Sat 08:30 ............................................. Hall 404

Closing ceremony and awards .......................................................................................................... Closing ceremony ............ Mon 17:30 ............................................. Hall 406

Collaborative practice (DP-03) ........................................................................ Discussion panels and debates (DP) ............. Sun 13:45 .......................................... Summit 2

Complementary therapies (PO-16-Sat1) ..................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Complementary therapies (PO-16-Sat2) ..................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Continuing professional development (PO-03-Mon1) .......................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Continuing professional development (PO-03-Mon2) .......................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Continuing professional development (PO-03-Sat1) ............................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Continuing professional development (PO-03-Sat2) ............................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Continuing professional development (PO-03-Sun1) ............................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Continuing professional development (PO-03-Sun2) ............................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Critical care (PO-17-Mon1) ............................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Critical care (PO-17-Mon2) ............................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Critical care (PO-17-Sat1) ................................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Critical care (PO-17-Sat2) ................................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Critical care (PO-17-Sun1) ................................................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Critical care (PO-17-Sun2) ................................................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Developmental disabilities (SG-2) ......................................................................................... Seminar: Subgroup (SG) ............ Mon 10:45 ................................ Room 331-332

Direct access (DP-04) .......................................................................................... Discussion panels and debates (DP) ............ Mon 10:45 .......................................... Summit 2

Disability and rehabilitation (PO-07-Mon1) ............................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Disability and rehabilitation (PO-07-Mon2) ............................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Disability and rehabilitation (PO-07-Sat1) .................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Disability and rehabilitation (PO-07-Sat2) .................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Disability and rehabilitation (PO-07-Sun1) ................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Disability and rehabilitation (PO-07-Sun2) ................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Disaster management (WCPT-3) ............................................................................................. Seminar: WCPT (WCPT) ............. Sun 08:30 ......................................... Room 309

Early career professional (NWS-06) ................................................................................ Networking sessions (NWS) ............. Sun 08:30 ................................ Room 310-311

Early career researchers (DP-05) ..................................................................... Discussion panels and debates (DP) ............. Sun 10:45 .......................................... Summit 2

Early career researchers (NWS-07) ................................................................................. Networking sessions (NWS) ............... Sat 12:15 ......................................... Room 309

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EBP resources (HOWTO-2) ................................................................................................. Seminar: How to (HOWTO) ............... Sat 16:00 ................................ Room 331-332

Education (PL-01) .............................................................................................................................. Platform: Classic (PL) ............... Sat 13:45 ................................ Room 334-335

Education (PO-01-Mon1) .................................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Education (PO-01-Mon2) .................................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Education (PO-01-Sat1)..................................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Education (PO-01-Sat2)..................................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Education (PO-01-Sun1) ................................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Education (PO-01-Sun2) ................................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Education (PW-2) ...................................................................................................................................... Poster walk (PW) ............... Sat 15:25 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Education and professional issues (PLSoA-1) .................................................. Platform: State of the Art (PLSoA) ............... Sat 16:00 ............................................. Hall 405

Education: assessment (FS-06) ................................................................................................. Focused symposia (FS) ............... Sat 10:45 ............................................. Hall 405

Education: pain (FS-07) ............................................................................................................... Focused symposia (FS) ............. Sun 16:00 ............................................. Hall 405

Educators (NWS-08) ............................................................................................................ Networking sessions (NWS) ............ Mon 12:15 ................................ Room 310-311

Electrophysical & isothermal agents (PO-18-Mon1) ............................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Electrophysical & isothermal agents (PO-18-Mon2) ............................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Electrophysical & isothermal agents (PO-18-Sat1) .................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Electrophysical & isothermal agents (PO-18-Sat2) .................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Electrophysical & isothermal agents (PO-18-Sun1) ................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Electrophysical & isothermal agents (PO-18-Sun2) ................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Electrophysical agents (FS-08) ................................................................................................. Focused symposia (FS) ............... Sat 13:45 ............................................. Hall 404

Electrophysical agents (NWS-09) .................................................................................... Networking sessions (NWS) ............. Sun 10:45 ................................ Room 310-311

Electrophysical agents - ISEAPT (SG-3) ................................................................................ Seminar: Subgroup (SG) ............. Sun 08:30 ................................ Room 331-332

Evidence based practice (DP-06) .................................................................... Discussion panels and debates (DP) ............ Mon 13:45 .......................................... Summit 2

Exercise is medicine - Debate (DP-07) .......................................................... Discussion panels and debates (DP) ............... Sat 13:45 .......................................... Summit 2

Exercise physiology (PL-10) ........................................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............. Sun 13:45 ................................ Room 328-329

Exercise physiology (PO-19-Mon1) ............................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Exercise physiology (PO-19-Mon2) ............................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Exercise physiology (PO-19-Sat1) .................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Exercise physiology (PO-19-Sat2) .................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Exercise physiology (PO-19-Sun1) ................................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Exercise physiology (PO-19-Sun2) ................................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Exercise: adherence (FS-09) ....................................................................................................... Focused symposia (FS) ............. Sun 08:30 ............................................. Hall 404

Exercise: disability across lifespan (FS-10) ............................................................................ Focused symposia (FS) ............... Sat 10:45 ............................................. Hall 406

Exercise: special health needs (FS-11) ................................................................................... Focused symposia (FS) ............. Sun 10:45 ............................................. Hall 405

Exercise: strength training (FS-12) .......................................................................................... Focused symposia (FS) ............ Mon 08:30 ............................................. Hall 404

Global health (PL-04) ....................................................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............... Sat 16:00 ................................ Room 334-335

Global health (PL-05) ....................................................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............ Mon 15:45 ................................ Room 303-304

Global health (PLR5-02) ............................................................................................................ Platform: Rapid 5 (PLR5) ............. Sun 10:45 ................................ Room 324-326

Global health (PO-06-Mon1) ........................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Global health (PO-06-Mon2) ........................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Global health (PO-06-Sat1) .............................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Global health (PO-06-Sat2) .............................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Global health (PO-06-Sun1)............................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Global health (PO-06-Sun2)............................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Global health: NCDs (FS-13) ...................................................................................................... Focused symposia (FS) ............. Sun 16:00 ............................................. Hall 406

Health promotion & wellbeing (PL-11) ...................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............... Sat 08:30 ................................ Room 300-301

Health promotion & wellbeing (PL-12) ...................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............ Mon 08:30 ................................ Room 328-329

Health promotion & wellbeing (PO-20-Mon1) .......................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Health promotion & wellbeing (PO-20-Mon2) .......................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Health promotion & wellbeing (PO-20-Sat1) ............................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Health promotion & wellbeing (PO-20-Sat2) ............................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Health promotion & wellbeing (PO-20-Sun1) ........................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Health promotion & wellbeing (PO-20-Sun2) ........................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Health promotion (DP-08) ................................................................................ Discussion panels and debates (DP) ............... Sat 10:45 .......................................... Summit 2

Health promotion (NWS-10) ............................................................................................ Networking sessions (NWS) ............ Mon 15:45 ................................ Room 310-311

Health services management (FS-14) .................................................................................... Focused symposia (FS) ............... Sat 13:45 ............................................. Hall 405

Health workforce (DP-09) .................................................................................. Discussion panels and debates (DP) ............ Mon 08:30 .......................................... Summit 2

History of physical therapy (NWS-11) ........................................................................... Networking sessions (NWS) ............... Sat 10:45 ......................................... Room 308

HIV/AIDS (DP-10) .................................................................................................. Discussion panels and debates (DP) ............... Sat 08:30 .......................................... Summit 2

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Human movement analysis (PL-13) ............................................................................................ Platform: Classic (PL) ............ Mon 13:45 ................................ Room 300-301

Human movement analysis (PO-21-Mon1) ................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Human movement analysis (PO-21-Mon2) ................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Human movement analysis (PO-21-Sat1) ................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Human movement analysis (PO-21-Sat2) ................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Human movement analysis (PO-21-Sun1) ................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Human movement analysis (PO-21-Sun2) ................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

IAAPT Business Meeting ....................................................................................................................... Business meeting ............ Mon 12:15 ......................................... Room 308

ICF (NWS-12) .......................................................................................................................... Networking sessions (NWS) ............ Mon 07:00 ......................................... Room 309

ICU (FS-15) ....................................................................................................................................... Focused symposia (FS) ............ Mon 13:45 ............................................. Hall 406

IFOMPT Members meeting .................................................................................................................. Business meeting ............... Sat 12:15 ......................................... Room 308

Information management and technology (PO-11-Mon1) .................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Information management and technology (PO-11-Mon2) .................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

INPA Business Meeting ......................................................................................................................... Business meeting ............ Mon 15:45 ......................................... Room 308

Intellectual and developmental disability (NWS-13) ............................................... Networking sessions (NWS) ............ Mon 07:00 ......................................... Room 308

Interactive technology (FS-16) ................................................................................................. Focused symposia (FS) ............. Sun 13:45 ............................................. Hall 404

International work and study (NWS-14) ....................................................................... Networking sessions (NWS) ............. Sun 16:00 ................................ Room 310-311

IOPTMH General Meeting .................................................................................................................... Business meeting ............. Sun 12:30 ......................................... Room 308

IOPTP Business meeting ....................................................................................................................... Business meeting ............... Sat 08:00 ......................................... Room 308

IOPTWH Business Meeting .................................................................................................................. Business meeting ............ Mon 08:30 ......................................... Room 308

IPTOP General Meeting ......................................................................................................................... Business meeting ............. Sun 10:00 ......................................... Room 308

Journal editors (NWS-15)................................................................................................... Networking sessions (NWS) ............... Sat 16:00 ......................................... Room 309

Low back pain (FS-17) ................................................................................................................. Focused symposia (FS) ............. Sun 13:45 ............................................. Hall 405

Managers (NWS-16) ............................................................................................................ Networking sessions (NWS) ............... Sat 16:00 ................................ Room 310-311

Manual therapy (NWS-17) ................................................................................................. Networking sessions (NWS) ............... Sat 07:00 ................................ Room 310-311

Manual Therapy - IFOMPT (SG-4)........................................................................................... Seminar: Subgroup (SG) ............. Sun 16:00 ................................ Room 331-332

Meet the EC (WCPT-4) ................................................................................................................. Seminar: WCPT (WCPT) ............ Mon 10:45 ................................ Room 310-311

Meet the researchers/editors (NWS-18-Mon) ............................................................ Networking sessions (NWS) ............ Mon 08:30 ................................ Room 310-311

Meet the researchers/editors (NWS-18-Sat) ............................................................... Networking sessions (NWS) ............... Sat 13:45 ................................ Room 310-311

Meet the researchers/editors (NWS-18-Sun) .............................................................. Networking sessions (NWS) ............. Sun 13:45 ................................ Room 310-311

Mental health (NWS-19) .................................................................................................... Networking sessions (NWS) ............... Sat 07:00 ......................................... Room 309

Mental health (PO-22-Mon1) .......................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Mental health (PO-22-Mon2) .......................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Mental health (PO-22-Sat1) ............................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Mental health (PO-22-Sat2) ............................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Mental health (PO-22-Sun1) ............................................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Mental health (PO-22-Sun2) ............................................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Mental health - IOPTMH (SG-5) .............................................................................................. Seminar: Subgroup (SG) ............ Mon 13:45 ................................ Room 331-332

Methods of teaching & learning (PL-02) ................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............. Sun 10:45 ................................ Room 300-301

Methods of teaching & learning (PLR5-01) ........................................................................ Platform: Rapid 5 (PLR5) ............ Mon 08:30 ................................ Room 324-326

Methods of teaching & learning (PO-04-Mon1) ....................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Methods of teaching & learning (PO-04-Mon2) ....................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Methods of teaching & learning (PO-04-Sat1) .......................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Methods of teaching & learning (PO-04-Sat2) .......................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Methods of teaching & learning (PO-04-Sun1) ......................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Methods of teaching & learning (PO-04-Sun2) ......................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Multiple sclerosis (PO-30-Mon1) .................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Multiple sclerosis (PO-30-Mon2) .................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Multiple sclerosis (PO-30-Sat1) ...................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Multiple sclerosis (PO-30-Sat2) ...................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Multiple sclerosis (PO-30-Sun1) ..................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Multiple sclerosis (PO-30-Sun2) ..................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Musculoskeletal (PL-14) .................................................................................................................. Platform: Classic (PL) ............... Sat 08:30 ................................ Room 334-335

Musculoskeletal (PL-15) .................................................................................................................. Platform: Classic (PL) ............. Sun 10:45 ................................ Room 303-304

Musculoskeletal (PL-16) .................................................................................................................. Platform: Classic (PL) ............. Sun 13:45 ................................ Room 300-301

Musculoskeletal (PL-17) .................................................................................................................. Platform: Classic (PL) ............ Mon 10:45 ................................ Room 303-304

Musculoskeletal (PLSoA-3) .................................................................................... Platform: State of the Art (PLSoA) ............... Sat 10:45 ............................................. Hall 404

Musculoskeletal (PO-23-Mon1) ...................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Musculoskeletal (PO-23-Mon2) ...................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

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Musculoskeletal (PO-23-Sat1) ......................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Musculoskeletal (PO-23-Sat2) ......................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Musculoskeletal (PO-23-Sun1) ....................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Musculoskeletal (PO-23-Sun2) ....................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Musculoskeletal: lower limb (PL-18) ........................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............... Sat 13:45 ................................ Room 303-304

Musculoskeletal: lower limb (PL-19) ........................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............ Mon 15:45 ................................ Room 300-301

Musculoskeletal: lower limb (PO-24-Mon1) ............................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Musculoskeletal: lower limb (PO-24-Mon2) ............................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Musculoskeletal: lower limb (PO-24-Sat1) .................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Musculoskeletal: lower limb (PO-24-Sat2) .................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Musculoskeletal: lower limb (PO-24-Sun1) ................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Musculoskeletal: lower limb (PO-24-Sun2) ................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Musculoskeletal: peripheral (PLR5-05) ................................................................................ Platform: Rapid 5 (PLR5) ............ Mon 13:45 ................................ Room 324-326

Musculoskeletal: spine (PL-22) ..................................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............... Sat 08:30 ............................................. Hall 405

Musculoskeletal: spine (PL-23) ..................................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............... Sat 16:00 ................................ Room 303-304

Musculoskeletal: spine (PL-24) ..................................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............. Sun 10:45 ................................ Room 328-329

Musculoskeletal: spine (PL-25) ..................................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............. Sun 16:00 ................................ Room 303-304

Musculoskeletal: spine (PL-26) ..................................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............ Mon 10:45 ............................................. Hall 406

Musculoskeletal: spine (PL-27) ..................................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............ Mon 15:45 ................................ Room 331-332

Musculoskeletal: spine (PLR5-06) .......................................................................................... Platform: Rapid 5 (PLR5) ............. Sun 08:30 ................................ Room 324-326

Musculoskeletal: spine (PO-27-Mon1) ......................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Musculoskeletal: spine (PO-27-Mon2) ......................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Musculoskeletal: spine (PO-27-Sat1) ............................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Musculoskeletal: spine (PO-27-Sat2) ............................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Musculoskeletal: spine (PO-27-Sun1) ........................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Musculoskeletal: spine (PO-27-Sun2) ........................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Musculoskeletal: upper limb (PL-28) .......................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............. Sun 08:30 ............................................. Hall 405

Musculoskeletal: upper limb (PL-29) .......................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............ Mon 08:30 ................................ Room 303-304

Musculoskeletal: upper limb (PO-28-Mon1) .............................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Musculoskeletal: upper limb (PO-28-Mon2) .............................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Musculoskeletal: upper limb (PO-28-Sat1) ................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Musculoskeletal: upper limb (PO-28-Sat2) ................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Musculoskeletal: upper limb (PO-28-Sun1) ............................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Musculoskeletal: upper limb (PO-28-Sun2) ............................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Neurology (PL-30) ............................................................................................................................. Platform: Classic (PL) ............... Sat 13:45 ................................ Room 300-301

Neurology (PL-31) ............................................................................................................................. Platform: Classic (PL) ............. Sun 16:00 ................................ Room 328-329

Neurology (PLR5-07) .................................................................................................................. Platform: Rapid 5 (PLR5) ............... Sat 10:45 ................................ Room 324-326

Neurology (PLSoA-4) ............................................................................................... Platform: State of the Art (PLSoA) ............. Sun 10:45 ............................................. Hall 406

Neurology (PO-29-Mon1) ................................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Neurology (PO-29-Mon2) ................................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Neurology (PO-29-Sat1) .................................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Neurology (PO-29-Sat2) .................................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Neurology (PO-29-Sun1) .................................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Neurology (PO-29-Sun2) .................................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Neurology - INPA (SG-6) ........................................................................................................... Seminar: Subgroup (SG) ............ Mon 08:30 ................................ Room 331-332

Neuroscience (NWS-20) ..................................................................................................... Networking sessions (NWS) ............... Sat 12:15 ................................ Room 310-311

Noncommunicable disease and risk factors (NCDs) (PO-08-Mon1) .................................. Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Noncommunicable disease and risk factors (NCDs) (PO-08-Mon2) .................................. Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Noncommunicable disease and risk factors (NCDs) (PO-08-Sat1) ..................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Noncommunicable disease and risk factors (NCDs) (PO-08-Sat2) ..................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Noncommunicable disease and risk factors (NCDs) (PO-08-Sun1) .................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Noncommunicable disease and risk factors (NCDs) (PO-08-Sun2) .................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Occupational health (NWS-21) ........................................................................................ Networking sessions (NWS) ............... Sat 13:45 ......................................... Room 309

Occupational health and ergonomics (PL-37) ........................................................................ Platform: Classic (PL) ............... Sat 16:00 ................................ Room 300-301

Occupational health and ergonomics (PO-34-Mon1) ............................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Occupational health and ergonomics (PO-34-Mon2) ............................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Occupational health and ergonomics (PO-34-Sat1) ............................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Occupational health and ergonomics (PO-34-Sat2) ............................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Occupational health and ergonomics (PO-34-Sun1) .............................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

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Occupational health and ergonomics (PO-34-Sun2) .............................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Older people (NWS-22) ...................................................................................................... Networking sessions (NWS) ............... Sat 08:30 ......................................... Room 309

Older people (PL-38) ........................................................................................................................ Platform: Classic (PL) ............. Sun 16:00 ................................ Room 334-335

Older people (PL-39) ........................................................................................................................ Platform: Classic (PL) ............ Mon 08:30 ................................ Room 300-301

Older people (PO-35-Mon1) ............................................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Older people (PO-35-Mon2) ............................................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Older people (PO-35-Sat1) ............................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Older people (PO-35-Sat2) ............................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Older people (PO-35-Sun1) ............................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Older people (PO-35-Sun2) ............................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Older people (PW-5) ................................................................................................................................ Poster walk (PW) ............ Mon 10:10 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Older people and falls (PLR5-09) ........................................................................................... Platform: Rapid 5 (PLR5) ............... Sat 16:00 ................................ Room 324-326

Oncology & palliative care (PL-40) .............................................................................................. Platform: Classic (PL) ............ Mon 10:45 ................................ Room 334-335

Oncology & palliative care (PO-36-Mon1) .................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Oncology & palliative care (PO-36-Mon2) .................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Oncology & palliative care (PO-36-Sat1) ..................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Oncology & palliative care (PO-36-Sat2) ..................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Oncology & palliative care (PO-36-Sun1) ................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Oncology & palliative care (PO-36-Sun2) ................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Oncology, palliative care and HIV (NWS-23) ............................................................... Networking sessions (NWS) ............. Sun 10:45 ......................................... Room 309

Orthopaedics (PL-20) ....................................................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............ Mon 13:45 ................................ Room 328-329

Orthopaedics (PO-25-Mon1) ........................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Orthopaedics (PO-25-Mon2) ........................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Orthopaedics (PO-25-Sat1) .............................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Orthopaedics (PO-25-Sat2) .............................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Orthopaedics (PO-25-Sun1) ............................................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Orthopaedics (PO-25-Sun2) ............................................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Outcome measurement (PLR5-12) ....................................................................................... Platform: Rapid 5 (PLR5) ............ Mon 10:45 ................................ Room 324-326

Outcome measurement (PO-44-Mon1) ...................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Outcome measurement (PO-44-Mon2) ...................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Outcome measurement (PO-44-Sat1) ......................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Outcome measurement (PO-44-Sat2) ......................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Outcome measurement (PO-44-Sun1) ........................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Outcome measurement (PO-44-Sun2) ........................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Paediatrics (NWS-24) .......................................................................................................... Networking sessions (NWS) ............. Sun 07:00 ................................ Room 310-311

Paediatrics (PL-43) ............................................................................................................................ Platform: Classic (PL) ............. Sun 10:45 ................................ Room 334-335

Paediatrics (PL-44) ............................................................................................................................ Platform: Classic (PL) ............. Sun 13:45 ................................ Room 303-304

Paediatrics (PL-45) ............................................................................................................................ Platform: Classic (PL) ............ Mon 15:45 ............................................. Hall 405

Paediatrics (PLR5-10) ................................................................................................................. Platform: Rapid 5 (PLR5) ............. Sun 16:00 ................................ Room 324-326

Paediatrics (PLSoA-5) ............................................................................................... Platform: State of the Art (PLSoA) ............ Mon 08:30 ............................................. Hall 405

Paediatrics (PO-38-Mon1) ................................................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Paediatrics (PO-38-Mon2) ................................................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Paediatrics (PO-38-Sat1) ................................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Paediatrics (PO-38-Sat2) ................................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Paediatrics (PO-38-Sun1) .................................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Paediatrics (PO-38-Sun2) .................................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Paediatrics (PW-1) ..................................................................................................................................... Poster walk (PW) ............... Sat 10:10 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Paediatrics - IOPTP (SG-7) ......................................................................................................... Seminar: Subgroup (SG) ............... Sat 13:45 ................................ Room 328-329

Paediatrics: augmented mobility (FS-18).............................................................................. Focused symposia (FS) ............ Mon 13:45 ............................................. Hall 404

Pain (NWS-25) ....................................................................................................................... Networking sessions (NWS) ............. Sun 12:15 ......................................... Room 309

Pain and pain management (PL-46) ........................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............ Mon 10:45 ................................ Room 300-301

Pain and pain management (PLR5-11) ................................................................................ Platform: Rapid 5 (PLR5) ............ Mon 15:45 ................................ Room 324-326

Pain and pain management (PO-39-Mon1) ............................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Pain and pain management (PO-39-Mon2) ............................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Pain and pain management (PO-39-Sat1) .................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Pain and pain management (PO-39-Sat2) .................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Pain and pain management (PO-39-Sun1) ................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Pain and pain management (PO-39-Sun2) ................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Pain: chronic (FS-19) .................................................................................................................... Focused symposia (FS) ............ Mon 08:30 ............................................. Hall 406

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Pain: retraining mind & brain (FS-20) ..................................................................................... Focused symposia (FS) ............... Sat 08:30 ............................................. Hall 406

Parkinson's disease (FS-21) ........................................................................................................ Focused symposia (FS) ............ Mon 13:45 ............................................. Hall 405

Parkinson's disease (PL-32) ............................................................................................................ Platform: Classic (PL) ............. Sun 08:30 ................................ Room 303-304

Parkinson's disease (PO-31-Mon1) ................................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Parkinson's disease (PO-31-Mon2) ................................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Parkinson's disease (PO-31-Sat1) ................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Parkinson's disease (PO-31-Sat2) ................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Parkinson's disease (PO-31-Sun1) ................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Parkinson's disease (PO-31-Sun2) ................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Personalising practice (DP-11) ........................................................................ Discussion panels and debates (DP) ............... Sat 16:00 .......................................... Summit 2

Physical therapists working with support personnel (NWS-26)........................... Networking sessions (NWS) ............. Sun 16:00 ......................................... Room 308

Planning a WCPT congress (DP-12) ............................................................... Discussion panels and debates (DP) ............ Mon 15:45 .......................................... Summit 2

Portrait of a Profession (WCPT-2) ............................................................................................ Seminar: WCPT (WCPT) ............... Sat 13:45 ......................................... Room 308

Press conference ..................................................................................................................................... Business meeting ............... Sat 17:15 ......................................... Room 308

Primary health care (PO-09-Mon1) ............................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Primary health care (PO-09-Mon2) ............................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Primary health care (PO-09-Sat1) .................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Primary health care (PO-09-Sat2) .................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Primary health care (PO-09-Sun1) ................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Primary health care (PO-09-Sun2) ................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Private practice (NWS-27) ................................................................................................. Networking sessions (NWS) ............ Mon 13:45 ................................ Room 310-311

Professional issues (PL-06) ............................................................................................................. Platform: Classic (PL) ............... Sat 10:45 ................................ Room 300-301

Professional issues (PLR5-03) .................................................................................................. Platform: Rapid 5 (PLR5) ............... Sat 08:30 ................................ Room 324-326

Professional issues (PO-10-Mon1) ................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Professional issues (PO-10-Mon2) ................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Professional issues (PO-10-Sat1) .................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Professional issues (PO-10-Sat2) .................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Professional issues (PO-10-Sun1) .................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Professional issues (PO-10-Sun2) .................................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Professional practice: Other (PL-41) ........................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............... Sat 10:45 ................................ Room 303-304

Professional practice: Other (PL-42) ........................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............ Mon 13:45 ................................ Room 334-335

Professional practice: Other (PO-37-Mon1) ............................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Professional practice: Other (PO-37-Mon2) ............................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Professional practice: Other (PO-37-Sat1) .................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Professional practice: Other (PO-37-Sat2) .................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Professional practice: Other (PO-37-Sun1) ................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Professional practice: Other (PO-37-Sun2) ................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Qualifying education (PL-03) ........................................................................................................ Platform: Classic (PL) ............ Mon 10:45 ................................ Room 328-329

Qualifying education (PO-05-Mon1) ............................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Qualifying education (PO-05-Mon2) ............................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Qualifying education (PO-05-Sat1) ............................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Qualifying education (PO-05-Sat2) ............................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Qualifying education (PO-05-Sun1) .............................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Qualifying education (PO-05-Sun2) .............................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Quality and standards (PL-07) ...................................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............. Sun 16:00 ................................ Room 300-301

Quality and standards (PO-13-Mon1) .......................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Quality and standards (PO-13-Mon2) .......................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Quality and standards (PO-13-Sat1) ............................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Quality and standards (PO-13-Sat2) ............................................................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Quality and standards (PO-13-Sun1) ............................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Quality and standards (PO-13-Sun2) ............................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Regulation (NWS-28) .......................................................................................................... Networking sessions (NWS) ............... Sat 10:45 ......................................... Room 309

Rehabilitation (PLSoA-6) ........................................................................................ Platform: State of the Art (PLSoA) ............. Sun 08:30 ............................................. Hall 406

Research methodology and implementation (PL-51) .......................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............. Sun 08:30 ................................ Room 334-335

Research methodology and implementation (PL-52) .......................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............ Mon 08:30 ................................ Room 334-335

Research methodology and implementation (PO-43-Mon1) .............................................. Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Research methodology and implementation (PO-43-Mon2) .............................................. Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Research methodology and implementation (PO-43-Sat1) ................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Research methodology and implementation (PO-43-Sat2) ................................................. Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

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Research methodology and implementation (PO-43-Sun1) ............................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Research methodology and implementation (PO-43-Sun2) ............................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Retired physical therapists (NWS-29) ............................................................................ Networking sessions (NWS) ............. Sun 08:30 ......................................... Room 308

Rheumatology (PL-21) .................................................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............... Sat 13:45 ................................ Room 331-332

Rheumatology (PO-26-Mon1) ........................................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Rheumatology (PO-26-Mon2) ........................................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Rheumatology (PO-26-Sat1) ........................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Rheumatology (PO-26-Sat2) ........................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Rheumatology (PO-26-Sun1) .......................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Rheumatology (PO-26-Sun2) .......................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Robotics and technology (PO-40-Mon1) .................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Robotics and technology (PO-40-Mon2) .................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Robotics and technology (PO-40-Sat1) ....................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Robotics and technology (PO-40-Sat2) ....................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Robotics and technology (PO-40-Sun1) ...................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Robotics and technology (PO-40-Sun2) ...................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Service delivery/emerging roles (PL-08) ................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............. Sun 13:45 ................................ Room 334-335

Service delivery/emerging roles (PO-14-Mon1) ....................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Service delivery/emerging roles (PO-14-Mon2) ....................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Service delivery/emerging roles (PO-14-Sat1) .......................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Service delivery/emerging roles (PO-14-Sat2) .......................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Service delivery/emerging roles (PO-14-Sun1)......................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Service delivery/emerging roles (PO-14-Sun2)......................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Shoulder impingement (FS-22) ................................................................................................ Focused symposia (FS) ............ Mon 15:45 ............................................. Hall 404

Social media (NWS-30) ....................................................................................................... Networking sessions (NWS) ............. Sun 07:00 ......................................... Room 308

Spinal cord injury (NWS-31) ............................................................................................. Networking sessions (NWS) ............ Mon 12:15 ......................................... Room 309

Spinal cord injury (PO-32-Mon1) ................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Spinal cord injury (PO-32-Mon2) ................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Spinal cord injury (PO-32-Sat1) ...................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Spinal cord injury (PO-32-Sat2) ...................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Spinal cord injury (PO-32-Sun1) ..................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Spinal cord injury (PO-32-Sun2) ..................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Sport and sports injuries (PL-47).................................................................................................. Platform: Classic (PL) ............... Sat 10:45 ................................ Room 328-329

Sport and sports injuries (PL-48).................................................................................................. Platform: Classic (PL) ............ Mon 13:45 ................................ Room 303-304

Sport and sports injuries (PO-41-Mon1)...................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Sport and sports injuries (PO-41-Mon2)...................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Sport and sports injuries (PO-41-Sat1) ........................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Sport and sports injuries (PO-41-Sat2) ........................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Sport and sports injuries (PO-41-Sun1) ....................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Sport and sports injuries (PO-41-Sun2) ....................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Sports physical therapy (NWS-32) .................................................................................. Networking sessions (NWS) ............. Sun 07:00 ......................................... Room 309

Stroke (PL-33) ..................................................................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............... Sat 08:30 ................................ Room 328-329

Stroke (PL-34) ..................................................................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............... Sat 16:00 ................................ Room 328-329

Stroke (PL-35) ..................................................................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............. Sun 08:30 ................................ Room 328-329

Stroke (PL-36) ..................................................................................................................................... Platform: Classic (PL) ............ Mon 15:45 ................................ Room 328-329

Stroke (PLR5-08) .......................................................................................................................... Platform: Rapid 5 (PLR5) ............. Sun 13:45 ................................ Room 324-326

Stroke (PO-33-Mon1) ......................................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Stroke (PO-33-Mon2) ......................................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Stroke (PO-33-Sat1) ............................................................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Stroke (PO-33-Sat2) ............................................................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Stroke (PO-33-Sun1) .......................................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Stroke (PO-33-Sun2) .......................................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Stroke: arm recovery (FS-23) ..................................................................................................... Focused symposia (FS) ............. Sun 16:00 ............................................. Hall 404

Stroke: new technologies (FS-24) ............................................................................................ Focused symposia (FS) ............... Sat 13:45 ............................................. Hall 406

Student physical therapists (NWS-33) .......................................................................... Networking sessions (NWS) ............... Sat 10:45 ................................ Room 310-311

Subgroup presidents (closed meeting) ........................................................................................... Business meeting ............... Sat 15:30 ......................................... Room 308

Talk to the media (HOWTO-3) ........................................................................................... Seminar: How to (HOWTO) ............ Mon 15:45 ................................ Room 334-335

Tendinopathy (FS-25) .................................................................................................................. Focused symposia (FS) ............... Sat 16:00 ............................................. Hall 406

WCPT PT Futures Forum (WCPT-6) .......................................................................................... Seminar: WCPT (WCPT) ............... Sat 08:30 ................................ Room 310-311

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Women's health (NWS-34) ................................................................................................ Networking sessions (NWS) ............ Mon 07:00 ................................ Room 310-311

Women's health (PL-49) .................................................................................................................. Platform: Classic (PL) ............... Sat 08:30 ................................ Room 303-304

Women's health (PL-50) .................................................................................................................. Platform: Classic (PL) ............. Sun 08:30 ................................ Room 300-301

Women's health (PO-42-Mon1) ...................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Women's health (PO-42-Mon2) ...................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............ Mon 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Women's health (PO-42-Sat1) ........................................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Women's health (PO-42-Sat2) ........................................................................................................ Poster displays (PO) ............... Sat 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Women's health (PO-42-Sun1) ....................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 12:15 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Women's health (PO-42-Sun2) ....................................................................................................... Poster displays (PO) ............. Sun 13:00 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Women's health (PW-4) .......................................................................................................................... Poster walk (PW) ............. Sun 15:25 .................... Exhibit halls 401-403

Women's health - IOPTWH (SG-8) ......................................................................................... Seminar: Subgroup (SG) ............. Sun 10:45 ................................ Room 331-332

World Health Organization - WHO (WCPT-5) ...................................................................... Seminar: WCPT (WCPT) ............. Sun 13:45 ......................................... Room 308

Writing for publication (HOWTO-4) ................................................................................ Seminar: How to (HOWTO) ............... Sat 10:45 ................................ Room 331-332

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FS – focused symposium DP – discussion panel or debate NWS – networking session SG – subgroup seminar HOWTO – how to...seminar WCPT – WCPT seminar PLSoA – state of the art presentation PLR5 – rapid 5 presentation PL – classic presentation

PW – poster walk PO – poster display

Hale, Leigh .................................................................................. PL-12 ..... Mon 08:30

Hale, Leigh ............................................................................. PLR5-02 ...... Sun 10:45

Hammond, Ralph ....................................................................... SG-6 ..... Mon 08:30

Hammond, Ralph ................................................................. NWS-20 ........ Sat 12:15

Harrison, Elizabeth ............................................................. PLSoA-1 ........ Sat 16:00

Harvey, Lisa ............................................................................ NWS-31 ..... Mon 12:15

Harvey, Lisa ........................................................................... PLR5-07 ........ Sat 10:45

Harwood, Kenneth .................................................................. PL-37 ........ Sat 16:00

Hautala, Arto ............................................................................... FS-12 ..... Mon 08:30

Hay-Smith, Jean ......................................................................... FS-09 ...... Sun 08:30

Henschke, Nicholas ............................................................. NWS-07 ........ Sat 12:15

Herbert, Rob ............................................................................... FS-05 ........ Sat 08:30

Herbert, Rob ......................................................................... PLSoA-4 ...... Sun 10:45

Hush, Julia ................................................................................... FS-07 ...... Sun 16:00

Hush, Julia .............................................................................. NWS-25 ...... Sun 12:15

Ireland, Lucy .......................................................................... NWS-01 ...... Sun 13:45

Jeng, Suh-Fang .......................................................................... PW-1 ........ Sat 10:10

Jenkins, Fiona ....................................................................... PLR5-03 ........ Sat 08:30

Johnson, Gillian Margaret ...................................................... FS-02 ..... Mon 10:45

Johnson, Helena ................................................................... NWS-08 ..... Mon 12:15

Jones, Diana ............................................................................... PL-32 ...... Sun 08:30

Jones, Robert ......................................................................... NWS-16 ........ Sat 16:00

Jones, Robert .............................................................................. FS-14 ........ Sat 13:45

Jull, Gwen ........................................................................... HOWTO-4 ........ Sat 10:45

Karges, Joy ................................................................................... FS-06 ........ Sat 10:45

Kho, Michelle .............................................................................. FS-15 ..... Mon 13:45

King, Judy .................................................................................... PW-3 ...... Sun 10:10

Kohut, Susan ................................................................................ SG-1 ........ Sat 10:45

Krishna-Gfeller, Usha .......................................................... NWS-14 ...... Sun 16:00

Kwakkel, Gert ........................................................................ PLR5-08 ...... Sun 13:45

Laakso, Liisa ............................................................................... PL-40 ..... Mon 10:45

Lambeck, Johan .................................................................... NWS-04 ...... Sun 16:00

Landry, Michel ...................................................................... PLSoA-6 ...... Sun 08:30

Larsen, Lars Henrik ............................................................. PLR5-11 ..... Mon 15:45

Lazaro, Rolando ........................................................................ PL-35 ...... Sun 08:30

Lees, Jessica ........................................................................... NWS-33 ........ Sat 10:45

Levin, Mindy F. ........................................................................... FS-24 ........ Sat 13:45

Lim, Ei Ping Audrey ................................................................. PL-22 ........ Sat 08:30

Lin, Christine .............................................................................. PL-25 ...... Sun 16:00

Lipardo, Donald ........................................................................ PL-44 ...... Sun 13:45

Lopes, António M F .................................................................. PW-2 ........ Sat 15:25

Lopes, António M F ................................................................. PL-06 ........ Sat 10:45

Lue, YI-Jing ................................................................................. PL-17 ..... Mon 10:45

Maher, Chris ............................................................................... PL-16 ...... Sun 13:45

Mcllwaine, Maggie .................................................................. PL-43 ...... Sun 10:45

M'Kumbuzi, Vyvienne ............................................................. DP-02 ...... Sun 16:00

Moffat, Marilyn .......................................................................... DP-07 ........ Sat 13:45

Moffat, Marilyn ...................................................................... WCPT-4 ..... Mon 10:45

Moore, Ann ................................................................................ PL-24 ...... Sun 10:45

Morrissey, Dylan ........................................................................ FS-25 ........ Sat 16:00

Moseley, Anne .................................................................. HOWTO-2 ........ Sat 16:00

Moseley, G. Lorimer .................................................................. FS-19 ..... Mon 08:30

Mothabeng, Joyce ................................................................... PL-01 ........ Sat 13:45

Mothabeng, Joyce ............................................................... WCPT-5 ...... Sun 13:45

Mudzi, Witness .......................................................................... PL-31 ...... Sun 16:00

Mueller, Janice .......................................................................... PL-07 ...... Sun 16:00

Mulligan, Hilda ........................................................................... FS-16 ...... Sun 13:45

Myezwa, Hellen ........................................................................ DP-10 ........ Sat 08:30

Alison, Jennifer .................................................................... PLR5-04 ........ Sat 13:45

Alsobayel, Hana ........................................................................ PL-11 ........ Sat 08:30

Anderson, Bente ................................................................... NWS-32 ...... Sun 07:00

Areskoug-Josefsson, Kristina ............................................... PL-49 ........ Sat 08:30

Backovic-Jurican, Andrea .................................................. NWS-10 ..... Mon 15:45

Bainbridge, Donna .............................................................. NWS-13 ..... Mon 07:00

Bainbridge, Lesley ................................................................... DP-03 ...... Sun 13:45

Basson, Annalie ................................................................ HOWTO-1 ...... Sun 13:45

Basson, Annalie .................................................................... NWS-17 ........ Sat 07:00

Baxter, David ................................................................ NWS-18-Sun ...... Sun 13:45

Bjordal, Jan M .............................................................................. SG-3 ...... Sun 08:30

Bjordal, Jan M ........................................................................ NWS-09 ...... Sun 10:45

Bjordal, Jan M ............................................................................. FS-08 ........ Sat 13:45

Bø, Kari ........................................................................................ PW-4 ...... Sun 15:25

Bø, Kari ....................................................................................... DP-06 ..... Mon 13:45

Boucaut, Rose ........................................................................ NWS-21 ........ Sat 13:45

Brooks, Dina .......................................................................... PLSoA-2 ..... Mon 10:45

Bury, Tracy .............................................................................. WCPT-1 ..... Mon 08:30

Cano, Marcelo ........................................................................... PL-47 ........ Sat 10:45

Cheing, Gladys .......................................................................... PL-27 ..... Mon 15:45

Chipchase, Lucy ........................................................................ PL-52 ..... Mon 08:30

Coelho, Alexandre ............................................................... NWS-02 ..... Mon 13:45

Connell, Amanda ..................................................................... PL-02 ...... Sun 10:45

Connolly, Barbara ...................................................................... SG-7 ........ Sat 13:45

Connolly, Barbara .................................................................... PL-45 ..... Mon 15:45

Connolly, Barbara ................................................................ NWS-24 ...... Sun 07:00

Connolly, Barbara ............................................................... PLSoA-5 ..... Mon 08:30

Connolly, Barbara ...................................................................... SG-2 ..... Mon 10:45

Costa, Leo ............................................................................... NWS-15 ........ Sat 16:00

Craik, Rebecca ............................................................... NWS-18-Sat ........ Sat 13:45

Craik, Rebecca ............................................................................ PW-5 ..... Mon 10:10

Crompton, Simon ............................................................ HOWTO-3 ..... Mon 15:45

Dal Bello-Haas, Vanina ........................................................... PL-39 ..... Mon 08:30

Dallmeijer, Annet J. .................................................................. FS-03 ........ Sat 16:00

de Gale, Stacy ............................................................................ PL-14 ........ Sat 08:30

de Groot, Janke .......................................................................... FS-10 ........ Sat 10:45

Dean, Elizabeth .......................................................................... FS-13 ...... Sun 16:00

Demont, Antony ................................................................... NWS-06 ...... Sun 08:30

Diener, Ina .................................................................................. PL-26 ..... Mon 10:45

Dignum, Tracy ....................................................................... NWS-26 ...... Sun 16:00

Dripps, Marcus .......................................................................... DP-04 ..... Mon 10:45

Drouin, Jackie ........................................................................ NWS-23 ...... Sun 10:45

Dunleavy, Kim ........................................................................... PL-20 ..... Mon 13:45

Earhart, Gammon ...................................................................... FS-21 ..... Mon 13:45

Elkins, Mark ................................................................. NWS-18-Mon ..... Mon 08:30

Elkins, Mark ................................................................................. FS-04 ...... Sun 13:45

Foster, Nadine E. ........................................................................ FS-17 ...... Sun 13:45

Gbiri, Caleb Ademola .............................................................. PL-04 ........ Sat 16:00

Ginn, Karen .................................................................................. FS-22 ..... Mon 15:45

Ginn, Karen ................................................................................. PL-18 ........ Sat 13:45

Godlwana, Lonwabo ............................................................... PL-42 ..... Mon 13:45

Grant, Margaret .................................................................... NWS-28 ........ Sat 10:45

Green, Ann ................................................................................. PL-03 ..... Mon 10:45

Greene, Gerard ...................................................................... NWS-30 ...... Sun 07:00

Gross, Anita .................................................................................. SG-4 ...... Sun 16:00

Haase, Elisabeth ................................................................... NWS-29 ...... Sun 08:30

Häger, Charlotte .................................................................. PLR5-05 ..... Mon 13:45

Häger, Charlotte ....................................................................... DP-11 ........ Sat 16:00

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PW – poster walk PO – poster display

Nakagawa, Naomi Kondo ...................................................... PL-08 ...... Sun 13:45

Newton, Roberta ................................................................. PLR5-09 ........ Sat 16:00

Nijs, Jo ......................................................................................... FS-20 ........ Sat 08:30

Noguera, Jaime ......................................................................... PL-19 ..... Mon 15:45

Paleg, Ginny ................................................................................ FS-18 ..... Mon 13:45

Patman, Shane ........................................................................... FS-11 ...... Sun 10:45

Patman, Shane ...................................................................... NWS-05 ...... Sun 12:15

Pétursdóttir, Unnur ................................................................. PL-21 ........ Sat 13:45

Pool-Goudzwaard, Annelies ................................................. PL-23 ........ Sat 16:00

Potterton, Joanne .................................................................... PL-05 ..... Mon 15:45

Prickett, Nancy ...................................................................... NWS-22 ........ Sat 08:30

Probst, Michel ............................................................................. SG-5 ..... Mon 13:45

Probst, Michel ....................................................................... NWS-19 ........ Sat 07:00

Reid, Duncan ............................................................................. PL-29 ..... Mon 08:30

Richardson, Barbara ............................................................ NWS-11 ........ Sat 10:45

Rivett, Darren ....................................................................... PLSoA-3 ........ Sat 10:45

Rushton, Alison .................................................................... PLR5-06 ...... Sun 08:30

Sallinen, Merja ........................................................................... PL-41 ........ Sat 10:45

Sherrington, Catherine .......................................................... PL-51 ...... Sun 08:30

Skinner, Margot .................................................................... WCPT-3 ...... Sun 08:30

Skinner, Margot ................................................................... PLR5-01 ..... Mon 08:30

Smith, Graham .......................................................................... PL-28 ...... Sun 08:30

Söderlund, Anne ...................................................................... PL-46 ..... Mon 10:45

Soh, Shaun ................................................................................. PL-15 ...... Sun 10:45

Stephenson, Rebecca ............................................................... SG-8 ...... Sun 10:45

Stephenson, Rebecca ......................................................... NWS-34 ..... Mon 07:00

Stewart, Aimée ......................................................................... DP-12 ..... Mon 15:45

Stokes, Emma ............................................................................. FS-01 ...... Sun 10:45

Strunk, Steve .......................................................................... NWS-03 ..... Mon 10:45

Sundelin, Gunnevi .............................................................. PLR5-12 ..... Mon 10:45

Sykes, Catherine ................................................................... NWS-12 ..... Mon 07:00

Sykes, Catherine ................................................................... WCPT-2 ........ Sat 13:45

Tan, Dawn .................................................................................. PL-34 ........ Sat 16:00

Tanchak, Shenda ...................................................................... DP-01 ...... Sun 08:30

Thomson, Scott ..................................................................... NWS-27 ..... Mon 13:45

van Sant, Ann ............................................................................ DP-05 ...... Sun 10:45

van Sant, Ann ....................................................................... PLR5-10 ...... Sun 16:00

Verheyden, Geert ..................................................................... PL-33 ........ Sat 08:30

Walton, Lori Maria .................................................................... PL-50 ...... Sun 08:30

Warren, Jon ................................................................................ PL-48 ..... Mon 13:45

Whitney, Susan ......................................................................... PL-30 ........ Sat 13:45

Williams, Gavin ......................................................................... PL-13 ..... Mon 13:45

Wolf, Steven ............................................................................... PL-36 ..... Mon 15:45

Wolf, Steven ................................................................................ FS-23 ...... Sun 16:00

Xerri de Caro, John .................................................................. DP-08 ........ Sat 10:45

Yeung, Meredith ...................................................................... PL-09 ........ Sat 08:30

Yohannes, Abebaw Mengistu .............................................. PL-38 ...... Sun 16:00

Zainuldin, Muhammad Rahizan .......................................... PL-10 ...... Sun 13:45

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Aly, Mahmoud Mohamed .........................................RR-PO-04-15 ........ Sat 12:15

Aly, Mahmoud Mohamed ............................................. RR-PL-649 ........ Sat 16:00

Aly, Mahmoud Mohamed .........................................RR-PO-10-21 ...... Sun 12:15

Amadeo, Beatrice .........................................................RR-PO-17-23 ........ Sat 12:15

Amadeo, Beatrice .........................................................RR-PO-18-01 ...... Sun 12:15

Ammitzbøll, Gunn .......................................................RR-PO-14-17 ...... Sun 12:15

An, Wenkang ...............................................................RR-PO-21-17 ..... Mon 12:15

Anan, Masaya ...............................................................RR-PO-06-19 ........ Sat 12:15

Anbiah, Russel ................................................................ SI-PO-07-15 ...... Sun 12:15

Andersen, Bente Annie Sørine ................................. SI-PO-18-19 ...... Sun 12:15

Andersen, Tiina .......................................................... RR-PLR5-2044 ........ Sat 13:45

Anderson, Alexis A. ......................................................RR-PO-05-09 ........ Sat 12:15

Ando, Masataka ............................................................RR-PO-13-09 ........ Sat 12:15

Angama, Leslie ............................................................. RR-PLR5-783 ...... Sun 10:45

Angergård, Kerstin ......................................................RR-PO-01-17 ..... Mon 12:15

Anzai, Saori ....................................................................RR-PO-14-12 ........ Sat 13:00

Aoki, Osamu .................................................................RR-PO-06-04 ..... Mon 13:00

Aoyama, Hiroki .............................................................RR-PO-09-21 ..... Mon 12:15

Arai, Takeshi ...................................................................RR-PO-13-05 ........ Sat 12:15

Araki, Tomoko ................................................................ SI-PO-99-32 ...... Sun 13:00

Ariake, Yousuke ............................................................RR-PO-12-02 ...... Sun 13:00

Ariel, Efrat ......................................................................RR-PO-04-03 ........ Sat 12:15

Arisue, Iori ......................................................................RR-PO-05-20 ...... Sun 13:00

Arnadottir, Solveig A. .................................................... RR-PL-3800 ...... Sun 16:00

Arnadottir, Solveig A. ................................................... SI-PO-19-16 ........ Sat 13:00

Arora, Maneesh .............................................................RR-PO-16-02 ........ Sat 13:00

Aruga, Ichiro ...................................................................... RR-PL-931 ..... Mon 13:45

Arvidsson Lindvalll, Mialinn ......................................RR-PO-99-11 ...... Sun 12:15

Asaeda, Makoto ............................................................RR-PO-06-15 ..... Mon 12:15

Asakura, Tomoyuki ......................................................RR-PO-06-07 ...... Sun 12:15

Asghar, Joe ........................................................................ HOWTO-3 ..... Mon 15:45

Ashburn, Ann ................................................................... SI-PL-3672 ...... Sun 08:30

Ashford, Stephen ...................................................... RR-PLR5-1713 ..... Mon 10:45

Ashour, Ahmed Atteya ...............................................RR-PO-11-17 ........ Sat 12:15

Ask, Tove ....................................................................... RR-PL-2875 ........ Sat 16:00

Asplin, Gillian .................................................................RR-PO-16-08 ........ Sat 13:00

Assis, Eduardo ...............................................................RR-PO-12-16 ........ Sat 13:00

Atias, Hagit ....................................................................RR-PO-18-12 ........ Sat 13:00

Awotidebe, Taofeek Oluwole .................................... RR-PL-3174 ........ Sat 08:30

Ayad, Khaled .................................................................RR-PO-15-13 ........ Sat 12:15

Azuma, Yuji ..................................................................RR-PO-03-07 ...... Sun 12:15

Bäck, Maria ................................................................ RR-PLR5-1322 ........ Sat 13:45

Backhaus, Winifried .....................................................RR-PO-05-24 ...... Sun 13:00

Backhaus, Winifried .....................................................RR-PO-22-21 ...... Sun 12:15

Backovic-Jurican, Andrea ..........................................RR-PO-99-29 ..... Mon 12:15

Backovic-Jurican, Andrea ....................................................... DP-08 ........ Sat 10:45

Badghish, Mohammed ...............................................RR-PO-09-20 ...... Sun 13:00

Bainbridge, Donna ......................................................RR-PO-03-09 ..... Mon 12:15

Bainbridge, Donna ........................................................ RR-PL-3184 ........ Sat 16:00

Bainbridge, Lesley ........................................................RR-PO-19-23 ...... Sun 12:15

Balasubramaniam, Arun ............................................RR-PO-10-14 ..... Mon 13:00

Balasubramanian, Chitralakshmi K. .......................RR-PO-16-13 ..... Mon 12:15

Balasubramanian, Chitralakshmi K. .......................RR-PO-99-20 ........ Sat 13:00

Bando, Kyota ................................................................RR-PO-18-13 ..... Mon 12:15

Barbero, Marco ............................................................... RR-PL-1819 ..... Mon 10:45

Barbero, Marco .............................................................RR-PO-10-17 ...... Sun 12:15

Barbosa, Natasha R ......................................................RR-PO-08-16 ........ Sat 13:00

Barclay, Ruth ...................................................................... RR-PL-946 ........ Sat 08:30

Aasa, Björn ....................................................................RR-PO-10-05 ........ Sat 12:15

Abbe, Mesay ................................................................RR-PO-09-23 ...... Sun 12:15

Abd, Thamer ................................................................RR-PO-21-17 ...... Sun 12:15

Abdelkafi, Ehab .............................................................RR-PO-10-02 ........ Sat 13:00

Abe, Hiroshi ..................................................................RR-PO-20-09 ..... Mon 12:15

Abe, Yuichi ...................................................................RR-PO-04-11 ........ Sat 12:15

Abreu, Daniela ..............................................................RR-PO-13-24 ...... Sun 13:00

Abreu, Daniela ..............................................................RR-PO-21-09 ........ Sat 12:15

Acharya, Kiran .................................................................... HOWTO-3 ..... Mon 15:45

Acuna Parker, Violet ..................................................... SI-PO-02-17 ........ Sat 12:15

Adams, Janet ................................................................RR-PO-09-24 ..... Mon 13:00

Adegoke, Babatunde O.A. ........................................... RR-PL-3982 ..... Mon 08:30

Adhia, Divya .................................................................... RR-PL-3226 ..... Mon 15:45

Adhia, Divya .................................................................... RR-PL-3246 ..... Mon 15:45

Agarwal, Shabnam ................................................... RR-PLR5-2972 ...... Sun 08:30

Aguila, Maria Eliza .......................................................... RR-PL-3431 ..... Mon 10:45

Aguilera-Santacruz, Javier ........................................RR-PO-11-15 ..... Mon 12:15

Aguilera-Santacruz, Javier ........................................RR-PO-04-09 ...... Sun 12:15

Ahmadi, Mohammad Shaker .................................... SI-PO-18-22 ........ Sat 13:00

Ahmed, Sara ................................................................RR-PO-11-09 ..... Mon 12:15

Ahmed, Sara ................................................................RR-PO-15-12 ........ Sat 13:00

Ahuja, Devdeep .............................................................. RR-PL-1809 ...... Sun 13:45

Ahuja, Devdeep ............................................................RR-PO-20-06 ........ Sat 13:00

Ajiboye, Olufunke A ....................................................RR-PO-01-16 ...... Sun 13:00

Akasaka, Kiyokazu ........................................................RR-PO-19-13 ........ Sat 12:15

Akase, Ryoichi ...............................................................RR-PO-13-24 ..... Mon 13:00

Akinwuntan, Abiodun ................................................RR-PO-08-23 ..... Mon 12:15

Akinwuntan, Abiodun ................................................. SI-PO-08-21 ........ Sat 12:15

Al Shaikh, Fatimah .......................................................RR-PO-01-01 ..... Mon 12:15

Alanzi, Suad ................................................................... SI-PO-17-08 ........ Sat 13:00

Alanzi, Suad ..................................................................RR-PO-17-03 ...... Sun 12:15

Alderson, Lucy ........................................................ RR-PLSoA-3043 ..... Mon 08:30

Alderson, Lucy ................................................................ RR-PL-3254 ..... Mon 13:45

Alduhishy, Anas ............................................................RR-PO-05-02 ...... Sun 13:00

Alfuth, Martin ................................................................RR-PO-10-04 ...... Sun 13:00

Alghadier, Mshari .........................................................RR-PO-17-23 ...... Sun 12:15

Alias, Hani Asilah ....................................................... RR-PLR5-2066 ........ Sat 16:00

Alison, Jennifer .............................................................RR-PO-08-10 ..... Mon 13:00

Aljairan, Dhari N. ...........................................................RR-PO-12-20 ..... Mon 13:00

Alkhabbaz, Yusuf .........................................................RR-PO-15-15 ........ Sat 12:15

Allen, Natalie Elizabeth ............................................... SI-PO-18-12 ..... Mon 13:00

Allen, Natalie Elizabeth ................................................ RR-PL-2404 ...... Sun 08:30

Allgöwer, Kathrin .........................................................RR-PO-12-08 ...... Sun 13:00

Almandil, Maryam .......................................................RR-PO-04-04 ...... Sun 13:00

Almousa, Sania ............................................................... RR-PL-3526 ..... Mon 13:45

Almquist, Per Otto .......................................................RR-PO-06-15 ........ Sat 12:15

Almuwais, Afrah ........................................................ RR-PLR5-3006 ...... Sun 16:00

Alotaibi, Abdulah .........................................................RR-PO-09-03 ...... Sun 12:15

Alricsson, Marie ............................................................RR-PO-21-19 ..... Mon 12:15

Al-Sharman, Alham .....................................................RR-PO-18-15 ..... Mon 12:15

Alsobayel, Hana .............................................................. RR-PL-2860 ..... Mon 08:30

Alsobayel, Hana ............................................................RR-PO-16-07 ..... Mon 12:15

Alsobayel, Hana ............................................................RR-PO-18-22 ..... Mon 13:00

Alsobayel, Hana ............................................................RR-PO-10-21 ........ Sat 12:15

Alt Murphy, Margit ....................................................... SI-PO-22-18 ........ Sat 13:00

Alvis, Karim ....................................................................RR-PO-22-08 ..... Mon 13:00

Alvis, Karim ....................................................................RR-PO-03-15 ........ Sat 12:15

Aly, Mahmoud Mohamed .........................................RR-PO-03-14 ........ Sat 13:00

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Birabi, Bridget ................................................................RR-PO-21-03 ........ Sat 12:15

Bishop, Annette .............................................................. RR-PL-2634 ...... Sun 13:45

Bishop, Annette ......................................................................... DP-04 ..... Mon 10:45

Bishop, Annette ............................................................RR-PO-99-36 ........ Sat 13:00

Bishop, Annette .............................................................. RR-PL-2642 ...... Sun 08:30

Bishop, Mark ............................................................................... FS-20 ........ Sat 08:30

Bisset, Leanne ................................................................. RR-PL-3318 ...... Sun 08:30

Bjordal, Jan M .............................................................................. FS-08 ........ Sat 13:45

Bjorklund, Martin ...................................................................... DP-11 ........ Sat 16:00

Björklund, Martin .........................................................RR-PO-12-17 ........ Sat 12:15

Björnsdóttir, Sigrún Vala .............................................. RR-PL-3580 ..... Mon 10:45

Björnsdóttir, Sigrún Vala ......................................... RR-PLR5-3560 ..... Mon 15:45

Björnsdóttir, Sigrún Vala ............................................. SI-PO-03-19 ...... Sun 12:15

Blanchette, Andreanne K ............................................ RR-PL-1342 ...... Sun 16:00

Bloemen, Manon .............................................................. RR-PL-750 ........ Sat 13:45

Bloemen, Manon .............................................................. RR-PL-751 ...... Sun 10:45

Bø, Kari .......................................................................... RR-PL-1368 ........ Sat 08:30

Bonnechère, Bruno ......................................................RR-PO-12-09 ........ Sat 12:15

Bonuzzi, Giordano Marcio Gatinho ........................RR-PO-99-17 ..... Mon 12:15

Borland, Maria ............................................................ RR-PLR5-3836 ........ Sat 13:45

Borrego-Jimenez, PS .................................................... SI-PO-19-07 ........ Sat 12:15

Bossen, Danël .................................................................. RR-PL-2281 ........ Sat 13:45

Bouyer, Laurent J. ........................................................RR-PO-20-20 ..... Mon 13:00

Bowden, Jocelyn .............................................................. RR-PL-591 ...... Sun 08:30

Bradley, Judy ............................................................................... FS-04 ...... Sun 13:45

Brady, Bernadette .................................................. RR-PLSoA-2521 ...... Sun 08:30

Brækken, Ingeborg H ...................................................... RR-PL-782 ........ Sat 08:30

Breckenridge, John David ........................................... RR-PL-1942 ..... Mon 08:30

Brennan, Michael Thomas ............................................ SI-PL-3855 ...... Sun 16:00

Briffa, N. Kathy ................................................................... RR-PL-879 ........ Sat 08:30

Briffa, N. Kathy ...............................................................RR-PO-14-20 ........ Sat 13:00

Briffa, N. Kathy ................................................................. RR-PL-3571 ...... Sun 08:30

Britto, Raquel .................................................................RR-PO-01-23 ..... Mon 12:15

Britto, Raquel .................................................................RR-PO-01-05 ........ Sat 12:15

Britto, Raquel .................................................................RR-PO-01-21 ...... Sun 12:15

Britton, Colleen .............................................................. SI-PO-08-15 ..... Mon 12:15

Brock, Kim ....................................................................RR-PO-08-14 ...... Sun 13:00

Brock, Kim ...................................................................... RR-PL-2839 ..... Mon 15:45

Brogårdh, Christina .....................................................RR-PO-16-10 ..... Mon 13:00

Brook, Gill .................................................................................... SG-8 ...... Sun 10:45

Brookes, Elaine ............................................................... SI-PO-19-19 ..... Mon 12:15

Brooks, Dina ............................................................................... DP-12 ..... Mon 15:45

Brooks, Gary ................................................................... SI-PO-08-08 ...... Sun 13:00

Brooks, Gary ............................................................... RR-PLR5-1651 ........ Sat 08:30

Broom, Ruth ................................................................................ SG-8 ...... Sun 10:45

Brown, Darren ............................................................................ DP-10 ........ Sat 08:30

Brown, Mark .................................................................RR-PO-22-07 ..... Mon 12:15Brown, Suzanne Robben ...........................................RR-PO-03-16 ...... Sun 13:00

Brown, Suzanne Robben ............................................. RR-PL-2351 ...... Sun 10:45

Brunelli, Roberta ...........................................................RR-PO-13-23 ...... Sun 12:15

Buck, Sarah .................................................................... SI-PO-20-15 ...... Sun 12:15

Bugnariu, Nicoleta .......................................................RR-PO-19-08 ...... Sun 13:00

Bugnariu, Nicoleta ......................................................... RR-PL-4007 ..... Mon 15:45

Bugnariu, Nicoleta .......................................................RR-PO-08-17 ........ Sat 12:15

Bunki, Hitomi .................................................................. SI-PO-14-10 ...... Sun 13:00

Burke, Sarah ..................................................................RR-PO-05-08 ..... Mon 13:00

Burridge, Jane H. ....................................................... RR-PLR5-3312 ...... Sun 13:45

Burridge, Jane H. ........................................................................ FS-24 ........ Sat 13:45

Barfoot, Clare .................................................................RR-PO-99-30 ........ Sat 13:00

Barker, Anna ................................................................... RR-PL-2703 ........ Sat 08:30

Barker, Anna .............................................................. RR-PLR5-2149 ........ Sat 16:00

Barker, Karen ................................................................... RR-PL-1641 ..... Mon 10:45

Barker, Karen .................................................................RR-PO-15-06 ..... Mon 13:00

Barnes, Michelle ............................................................ SI-PO-03-21 ..... Mon 12:15

Barnes, Michelle ...........................................................RR-PO-99-15 ........ Sat 12:15

Barredo, Ronald ............................................................RR-PO-09-03 ........ Sat 12:15

Barredo, Ronald ............................................................. SI-PO-03-16 ........ Sat 13:00

Barrett, Emer ..................................................................RR-PO-18-18 ...... Sun 13:00

Barrett, Emer .................................................................... RR-PL-3963 ..... Mon 15:45

Barrett, Emer ............................................................... RR-PLR5-3615 ...... Sun 10:45

Barrett, Rosalie Victoria ............................................. SI-PLR5-1415 ...... Sun 10:45

Barrett, Rosalie Victoria ............................................... SI-PO-21-01 ...... Sun 12:15

Barry, Benjamin ............................................................RR-PO-05-01 ........ Sat 12:15

Barry, Rebekah ..............................................................RR-PO-02-10 ...... Sun 13:00

Barry, Simon ..................................................................RR-PO-09-03 ..... Mon 12:15

Barry, Simon ..................................................................RR-PO-09-01 ........ Sat 12:15

Barten, Dijanne .............................................................RR-PO-20-12 ...... Sun 13:00

Barten, Dijanne .............................................................RR-PO-20-10 ..... Mon 13:00

Barten, Dijanne ............................................................... RR-PL-2200 ........ Sat 13:45

Basson, C Annalie ........................................................... RR-PL-1509 ...... Sun 10:45

Batten, Heather ............................................................... RR-PL-1070 ........ Sat 10:45

Baur, Heiner ..................................................................RR-PO-07-02 ...... Sun 13:00

Baur, Heiner ..................................................................RR-PO-21-21 ..... Mon 12:15

Baur, Heiner ..................................................................RR-PO-09-21 ........ Sat 12:15

Baxter, David ................................................................................ SG-3 ...... Sun 08:30

Baxter, David ............................................................................... FS-08 ........ Sat 13:45

Bayisa, Mulugeta ........................................................... SI-PO-17-01 ........ Sat 12:15

Bayley, Mark ................................................................................ FS-23 ...... Sun 16:00

Beaton, Helen ............................................................. RR-PLR5-2827 ...... Sun 16:00

Beavis, Ann ...................................................................RR-PO-09-24 ...... Sun 13:00

Beckenkamp, Paula Regina ........................................ RR-PL-3303 ..... Mon 15:45

Beckers, Paul ............................................................ RR-PLSoA-2715 ..... Mon 10:45

Beckwée, David ............................................................RR-PO-20-09 ........ Sat 12:15

Been, Ella ......................................................................RR-PO-11-11 ..... Mon 12:15

Beeton, Karen ..................................................................... HOWTO-1 ...... Sun 13:45

Begovic, Haris ................................................................RR-PO-07-06 ...... Sun 13:00

Begovic, Haris ................................................................RR-PO-04-15 ...... Sun 12:15

Beling, Janna .................................................................. SI-PO-99-12 ...... Sun 13:00

Benjamin, Natalie ........................................................... RR-PL-2812 ..... Mon 15:45

Benyaich, Aïcha ............................................................. SI-PO-19-19 ........ Sat 12:15

Berghmans, Danielle ..................................................... RR-PL-2576 ..... Mon 13:45

Bernhardt, Julie ....................................................... RR-PLSoA-3423 ...... Sun 10:45

Bertoncello, Dernival ..................................................RR-PO-06-02 ...... Sun 13:00

Bertschy, Bettina ..........................................................RR-PO-15-09 ...... Sun 12:15

Beswetherick, Natalie ....................................................... SI-PL-773 ........ Sat 10:45

Beswetherick, Natalie .............................................................. DP-01 ...... Sun 08:30

Betz, Ulrich ....................................................................RR-PO-10-05 ...... Sun 12:15

Beurskens, Carien ........................................................... RR-PL-1619 ..... Mon 10:45

Bevilacqua Junior, Domingos Emanuel ................RR-PO-16-09 ..... Mon 12:15

Beyar, Netta ..................................................................RR-PO-99-23 ...... Sun 12:15Bhandiwad, Aditi ..........................................................RR-PO-99-28 ..... Mon 13:00

Bieleman, André ...........................................................RR-PO-09-20 ........ Sat 13:00

Bieleman, Hendrik Jan .................................................. RR-PL-2562 ........ Sat 16:00

Bin Hussein, Abdullah ................................................RR-PO-05-22 ..... Mon 13:00

Bindawas, Saad M. .......................................................RR-PO-15-01 ...... Sun 12:15

Binks, Anne E .................................................................. SI-PO-19-21 ........ Sat 12:15

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Chen, Tsai-Chun ............................................................. RR-PL-3215 ..... Mon 08:30

Chen, Tzu-Yin ................................................................RR-PO-04-10 ..... Mon 13:00

Chen, Yen-Hua ..............................................................RR-PO-11-05 ..... Mon 12:15

Chen, Yi-Ting .................................................................RR-PO-13-20 ........ Sat 13:00

Chen, You-Lin ................................................................RR-PO-99-13 ...... Sun 12:15

Chen, Yu-An .................................................................RR-PO-11-16 ...... Sun 13:00

Cheng, Hsin-Yi Kathy ..................................................RR-PO-22-04 ..... Mon 13:00

Cheng, M. Samuel ........................................................RR-PO-19-12 ...... Sun 13:00

Cheng, M. Samuel ........................................................RR-PO-03-20 ........ Sat 13:00

Cheng, M. Samuel ........................................................RR-PO-03-19 ........ Sat 12:15

Cheng, Yu-Jung ............................................................RR-PO-02-05 ...... Sun 12:15

Chetty, Laran .................................................................. SI-PO-05-12 ...... Sun 13:00

Cheung, Eddy Yu Yeung ............................................RR-PO-20-16 ...... Sun 13:00

Cheung, Roy ................................................................RR-PO-21-16 ...... Sun 13:00

Cheung, Roy ................................................................RR-PO-21-16 ..... Mon 13:00

Cheung, Roy ................................................................RR-PO-21-15 ........ Sat 12:15

Chiba, Takeshi ...............................................................RR-PO-06-21 ...... Sun 12:15

Chien, Jo-En ..................................................................RR-PO-13-13 ........ Sat 12:15

Childs, John D ............................................................................. FS-17 ...... Sun 13:45

Chinsongkram, Butsara ..............................................RR-PO-15-19 ..... Mon 12:15

Chipchase, Lucy .............................................................. RR-PL-1204 ...... Sun 08:30

Chipchase, Lucy .............................................................. RR-PL-1138 ........ Sat 13:45

Chiu, Yi-Po ....................................................................RR-PO-14-06 ...... Sun 13:00

Chng, Pei Pin Evelyn ...................................................RR-PO-10-06 ..... Mon 13:00

Cho, Chiung-Yu ............................................................RR-PO-12-19 ..... Mon 12:15

Cho, Nancy ................................................................... SI-PO-20-24 ..... Mon 13:00

Cho, Seon Ick .................................................................RR-PO-06-15 ...... Sun 12:15

Choi, Ming Chun ............................................................ RR-PL-2004 ...... Sun 16:00

Choo, Pei Ling ................................................................. RR-PL-2597 ...... Sun 08:30

Chow, Amelia ...............................................................RR-PO-10-22 ..... Mon 13:00

Christensen, Jette ......................................................... SI-PO-19-13 ...... Sun 12:15

Christiansen, David H ..................................................... RR-PL-763 ...... Sun 08:30

Christoffersen, Tore ....................................................... RR-PL-1585 ........ Sat 08:30

Chu, Luyu ....................................................................RR-PO-07-24 ...... Sun 13:00

Chua, Siew Kuan ...........................................................RR-PO-14-09 ........ Sat 12:15

Çirak, Yasemin ...............................................................RR-PO-02-08 ........ Sat 13:00

Clark, Carol J. .................................................................RR-PO-16-02 ..... Mon 13:00

Clark, Carol J. .................................................................RR-PO-05-12 ........ Sat 13:00

Clark, Courtney .............................................................RR-PO-02-17 ..... Mon 12:15

Clark, Diane E. ................................................................. SI-PO-05-18 ...... Sun 13:00

Clark, Diane E. ................................................................. SI-PO-04-01 ........ Sat 12:15

Clausen, Mikkel Bek .....................................................RR-PO-12-01 ........ Sat 12:15

Cohen-Zubary, Nira .....................................................RR-PO-99-22 ...... Sun 13:00

Colman, Zoe E ...............................................................RR-PO-03-06 ........ Sat 13:00

Coman, Liliana ............................................................... SI-PO-02-19 ..... Mon 12:15

Coman, Liliana ............................................................... SI-PO-08-07 ...... Sun 12:15

Comley-White, Nicolette ...........................................RR-PO-99-02 ........ Sat 13:00

Connaughton, Joanne ................................................. RR-PL-1267 ........ Sat 10:45

Connell, Amanda .......................................................... SI-PO-08-09 ..... Mon 12:15

Connolly, Bronwen .................................................................... FS-15 ..... Mon 13:45

Conradsson, Mia ............................................................. RR-PL-3012 ..... Mon 08:30

Constantinou, Maria ...................................................RR-PO-20-07 ...... Sun 12:15

Contreras Briceño, Felipe Andrés ...........................RR-PO-01-02 ...... Sun 13:00

Cook, Florence ............................................................... SI-PO-03-20 ..... Mon 13:00

Cools, Ann ................................................................................. FS-22 ..... Mon 15:45

Cooney, Marese .............................................................. RR-PL-2844 ..... Mon 10:45

Cooney, Marese ............................................................RR-PO-14-21 ...... Sun 12:15

Copeland, Avril .............................................................. SI-PO-07-13 ..... Mon 12:15

Burstin, Arie ....................................................................RR-PO-13-14 ..... Mon 13:00

Bury, Tracy ........................................................................ RR-PL-718 ........ Sat 10:45

Bury, Tracy ...................................................................... RR-PL-2114 ........ Sat 16:00

Bussey, Melanie .............................................................. RR-PL-3292 ...... Sun 08:30

Byrne, Aisling .................................................................RR-PO-22-09 ..... Mon 12:15

Cahalan, Roisin ..............................................................RR-PO-22-02 ........ Sat 13:00

Cahalin, Lawrence .......................................................RR-PO-02-07 ..... Mon 12:15

Campbell, Suzann K ....................................................RR-PO-16-15 ...... Sun 12:15

Can, Filiz ......................................................................... RR-PL-3918 ...... Sun 13:45

Can, Filiz ......................................................................... RR-PL-3969 ..... Mon 15:45

Candy, Elizabeth Angela ............................................. SI-PO-08-16 ...... Sun 13:00

Candy, Elizabeth Angela ............................................RR-PO-18-20 ..... Mon 13:00

Canning, Colleen ........................................................................ FS-21 ..... Mon 13:45

Canning, Colleen .................................................... RR-PLSoA-2151 ...... Sun 10:45

Capo-Chichi, Sègbédji Joseph Martial Herbert ... SI-PO-18-19 ........ Sat 12:15

Cardoso, Jefferson .................................................................... DP-12 ..... Mon 15:45

Cardoso, Jefferson .................................................................... DP-05 ...... Sun 10:45

Caruana, Erin .................................................................RR-PO-20-22 ..... Mon 13:00

Carvalho, Raquel De Paula ........................................RR-PO-17-13 ........ Sat 12:15

Casson, Sally ..................................................................RR-PO-05-01 ...... Sun 12:15

Castro Avila, Ana Cristina ..........................................RR-PO-03-07 ........ Sat 12:15

Catalan, Daniel ............................................................................. SG-5 ..... Mon 13:45

Catalan-Matamoros, Daniel ......................................RR-PO-07-13 ...... Sun 12:15

Cawthorne, Donald ............................................... RR-PLSoA-4072 ...... Sun 08:30

Chadwick, Martin ............................................................. SI-PL-2767 ..... Mon 08:30

Chae, Joeng-Min ............................................................ RR-PL-3066 ...... Sun 10:45

Chaipinyo, Kanda ....................................................................... FS-06 ........ Sat 10:45

Chamberlain, Sarah Anne Frances ........................... RR-PL-2339 ........ Sat 08:30

Chan, Alexander ..................................................... RR-PLSoA-3625 ........ Sat 10:45

Chan, Andy Chi Ming ..................................................RR-PO-09-08 ...... Sun 13:00

Chan, Karly ....................................................................... RR-PL-772 ........ Sat 08:30

Chan, Mark .................................................................... RR-PL-2493 ..... Mon 15:45

Chan, Nar Chi ................................................................... RR-PL-1682 ...... Sun 10:45

Chandorkar, Pranav .....................................................RR-PO-10-19 ...... Sun 12:15

Chang, Chia-Wei ...........................................................RR-PO-11-04 ........ Sat 13:00

Chang, Chu-Hung ........................................................RR-PO-13-16 ...... Sun 13:00

Chang, Fu-Hsiang ........................................................RR-PO-07-07 ...... Sun 12:15

Chang, Jin-Wei ..............................................................RR-PO-10-22 ........ Sat 13:00

Chapman, Judith A. .....................................................RR-PO-03-02 ........ Sat 13:00

Charoensri, Chanyamoln ...........................................RR-PO-07-12 ........ Sat 13:00

Chatterjee, Mohua .......................................................RR-PO-14-16 ........ Sat 13:00

Chaturvedi, Maitri ........................................................RR-PO-09-18 ..... Mon 13:00

Chau, Rosanna Mei Wa ................................................. RR-PL-1770 ........ Sat 10:45

Chaudry, Aliya ................................................................ SI-PO-08-02 ...... Sun 13:00

Chaudry, Aliya ............................................................................. FS-06 ........ Sat 10:45

Cheing, Gladys ............................................................................ FS-08 ........ Sat 13:45

Chen, Binglin ................................................................... RR-PL-2630 ...... Sun 08:30Chen, Bo-Jhen ...............................................................RR-PO-06-13 ...... Sun 12:15

Chen, Ci-Hui ..................................................................RR-PO-04-08 ...... Sun 13:00

Chen, David ..................................................................RR-PO-01-04 ...... Sun 13:00

Chen, Fu-Chuan ............................................................RR-PO-05-14 ..... Mon 13:00

Chen, Hebin .................................................................RR-PO-01-07 ........ Sat 12:15

Chen, Hui-Ya .................................................................RR-PO-17-18 ...... Sun 13:00

Chen, Hui-Ya .................................................................RR-PO-17-20 ........ Sat 13:00

Chen, Jiun-You Chen ..................................................RR-PO-16-21 ..... Mon 12:15

Chen, Ling-Wei .............................................................RR-PO-01-20 ........ Sat 13:00

Chen, S. .......................................................................RR-PO-13-02 ...... Sun 13:00

Chen, S. .......................................................................RR-PO-19-05 ...... Sun 12:15

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Dehner, Lisa ................................................................... SI-PO-02-15 ...... Sun 12:15

Dekkers, Lieke Marie Anne .......................................... RR-PL-1498 ..... Mon 10:45

Delaney, Sinead ............................................................RR-PO-11-21 ........ Sat 12:15

Demont, Antony ............................................................ SI-PO-18-20 ...... Sun 13:00

Desmeules, François ...................................................RR-PO-20-23 ..... Mon 12:15

Desmeules, François ...................................................RR-PO-11-24 ..... Mon 13:00

Desmeules, François ...................................................RR-PO-11-18 ........ Sat 13:00

Deutsch, Judith .............................................................RR-PO-19-17 ...... Sun 12:15

Deutsch, Judith .................................................................. HOWTO-2 ........ Sat 16:00

Deutscher, Daniel ............................................................ RR-PL-830 ...... Sun 10:45

Devan, Hemakumar .................................................................. FS-02 ..... Mon 10:45

Devan, Hemakumar ....................................................RR-PO-18-04 ........ Sat 13:00

Devasahayam, Augustine Joshua ...........................RR-PO-15-17 ..... Mon 12:15

Devi, Renuka .................................................................RR-PO-01-08 ..... Mon 13:00

D'hondt, Norman E. ....................................................... RR-PL-1661 ..... Mon 08:30

Dibble, Lee ................................................................................. FS-21 ..... Mon 13:45

Diener, Ina ................................................................. RR-PLR5-2304 ..... Mon 15:45

Diener, Ina .................................................................................. FS-14 ........ Sat 13:45

Diong, Joanna ...............................................................RR-PO-06-03 ........ Sat 12:15

DiToro, Dianna ............................................................... SI-PO-99-27 ...... Sun 12:15

Djobo, Wano ................................................................. SI-PO-17-16 ..... Mon 13:00

Dodd, Karen J. ............................................................................. FS-03 ........ Sat 16:00

Dohrn, Ing-Mari ............................................................. SI-PO-05-19 ........ Sat 12:15

Dohrn, Ing-Mari ............................................................RR-PO-13-10 ........ Sat 13:00

Dongchen, Xu ..............................................................RR-PO-02-23 ........ Sat 12:15

Dornelas de Andrade, Armele ............................................... FS-13 ...... Sun 16:00

Dornelas de Andrade, Armele .................................RR-PO-04-22 ...... Sun 13:00

Dornelas de Andrade, Armele .................................RR-PO-02-04 ..... Mon 13:00

Dourado, Victor .............................................................. RR-PL-3722 ........ Sat 08:30

Dourado, Victor ............................................................RR-PO-05-14 ........ Sat 13:00

Dourado, Victor ............................................................RR-PO-05-03 ...... Sun 12:15

Downs, Jenny ................................................................. RR-PL-1970 ...... Sun 13:45

Downs, Jenny ................................................................. RR-PL-1306 ..... Mon 13:45

Dr. Asseraf-Pasin, Liliane ............................................. SI-PO-19-12 ........ Sat 13:00

Dragesund, Tove ..........................................................RR-PO-12-22 ........ Sat 13:00

Driusso, Patricia ............................................................RR-PO-99-31 ..... Mon 12:15

Driusso, Patricia ............................................................RR-PO-99-33 ...... Sun 12:15

Dronkers, Jaap ................................................................ RR-PL-1593 ..... Mon 08:30

Drouin, Jackie .................................................................. RR-PL-1877 ..... Mon 10:45

Drum, Sara ................................................................................. FS-02 ..... Mon 10:45

Dumas, Jean-Pierre ....................................................... RR-PL-3906 ..... Mon 10:45

Duncan, Kirsty ................................................................. RR-PL-1470 ...... Sun 10:45

Duncan, Kirsty ................................................................. RR-PL-1469 ...... Sun 10:45

Dunleavy, Kim ................................................................ SI-PO-03-05 ...... Sun 12:15

Dunne, John Conleth ................................................... SI-PO-08-12 ........ Sat 13:00

Dupuis, Cyril ...................................................................RR-PO-20-11 ..... Mon 12:15

Dybesland, Andreas ....................................................RR-PO-08-23 ........ Sat 12:15

Earhart, Gammon ....................................................................... FS-21 ..... Mon 13:45

Edama, Mutsuaki ..........................................................RR-PO-22-01 ...... Sun 12:15

Eden, Melissa .................................................................RR-PO-14-19 ...... Sun 12:15

Edeni, Kennedy ............................................................... RR-PL-3888 ..... Mon 08:30

Edeni, Kennedy ............................................................... RR-PL-3861 ...... Sun 16:00

Edo, Masahiro ................................................................RR-PO-07-08 ...... Sun 13:00

Eechaute, Christophe .............................................. RR-PLR5-1633 ..... Mon 13:45

Effgen, Susan ..................................................................... RR-PL-821 ...... Sun 13:45

Effgen, Susan .................................................................RR-PO-16-15 ........ Sat 12:15

Egbosionu, Viola ...........................................................RR-PO-12-16 ...... Sun 13:00

Eggmann, Sabrina ................................................. RR-PLSoA-1858 ..... Mon 10:45

Corbetta, Davide ..........................................................RR-PO-99-13 ..... Mon 12:15

Corbetta, Davide ..........................................................RR-PO-04-12 ........ Sat 13:00

Corrêa, Juliana ..............................................................RR-PO-11-10 ..... Mon 13:00

Corrigan, Agnes ............................................................. SI-PO-03-01 ...... Sun 12:15

Costa, Dirceu .................................................................RR-PO-01-18 ..... Mon 13:00

Costa, Dirceu .................................................................RR-PO-17-17 ..... Mon 12:15

Costa, Dirceu .................................................................RR-PO-02-05 ........ Sat 12:15

Costello, Ellen .................................................................... SI-PL-4039 ...... Sun 10:45

Coulter, Elaine ................................................................ SI-PO-21-08 ..... Mon 13:00

Coulter, Elaine ...............................................................RR-PO-21-07 ........ Sat 12:15

Craddock, Debi .............................................................RR-PO-17-12 ..... Mon 13:00

Craik, Rebecca ............................................................................. FS-05 ........ Sat 08:30

Critchley, Duncan J. .................................................... SI-PLR5-2622 ..... Mon 15:45

Crosbie, Sarah ...............................................................RR-PO-17-03 ..... Mon 12:15

Crump, Connie ............................................................... SI-PO-22-17 ...... Sun 12:15

Cunningham, Shala ......................................................... SI-PL-4073 ........ Sat 13:45

da Luz Jr, Mauricio Antonio ......................................RR-PO-10-07 ........ Sat 12:15

Da Luz Jr., Maurício Antônio ....................................RR-PO-22-01 ........ Sat 12:15

Dal Bello-Haas, Vanina ................................................... SI-PL-3725 ...... Sun 13:45

Dal Bello-Haas, Vanina ................................................... SI-PL-3894 ..... Mon 10:45

Dal Bello-Haas, Vanina ............................................ RR-PLR5-4045 ........ Sat 10:45

Dal Bello-Haas, Vanina ...............................................RR-PO-05-19 ...... Sun 12:15

Dale, R. Barry ..................................................................RR-PO-10-22 ...... Sun 13:00

Dale, R. Barry ..................................................................RR-PO-07-01 ..... Mon 12:15

Dalkilinc, Murat .............................................................RR-PO-10-16 ...... Sun 13:00

Dallmeijer, Annet J. ................................................................... FS-03 ........ Sat 16:00

Dallmeijer, Annet J. ....................................................... RR-PL-2871 ...... Sun 10:45

Dalton, Megan .................................................................. SI-PL-2195 ..... Mon 10:45

Daniel, Jovita .................................................................RR-PO-99-23 ..... Mon 12:15

Daniel, Jovita ................................................................................ SG-8 ...... Sun 10:45

Daniel, Sylvia .................................................................RR-PO-03-21 ........ Sat 12:15

Danner, Ursula ............................................................... SI-PO-08-03 ..... Mon 12:15

Danoudis, Mary ............................................................... RR-PL-2499 ...... Sun 08:30

Dantile, Zola ................................................................................. FS-01 ...... Sun 10:45

Danzl, Megan ................................................................ SI-PO-12-03 ..... Mon 12:15

Danzl, Megan ................................................................... RR-PL-678 ........ Sat 10:45

Danzl, Megan ................................................................... RR-PL-684 ........ Sat 08:30

Darlow, Ben ............................................................... RR-PLR5-1529 ..... Mon 08:30

Darlow, Ben ..................................................................RR-PO-10-15 ...... Sun 12:15

Dashti, Redha ................................................................RR-PO-19-08 ..... Mon 13:00

Dave, Dhruvkumar ......................................................RR-PO-12-15 ..... Mon 12:15

Davidson, Kathy ............................................................ SI-PO-03-18 ........ Sat 13:00

Davidson, Melissa .......................................................... RR-PL-1741 ........ Sat 08:30

Davie-Smith, Fiona ......................................................RR-PO-03-10 ...... Sun 13:00

Davie-Smith, Fiona ........................................................ RR-PL-4012 ..... Mon 15:45

Davie-Smith, Fiona ....................................................... SI-PO-05-12 ..... Mon 13:00

Day, Joseph Matthew .................................................RR-PO-05-10 ........ Sat 13:00

Day, Joseph Matthew ..................................................... RR-PL-637 ...... Sun 08:30

Daynes, Enya ................................................................RR-PO-20-21 ...... Sun 12:15

de Castro Assis, Eduardo ...........................................RR-PO-09-08 ........ Sat 13:00

de Groot, Janke ........................................................................... FS-10 ........ Sat 10:45

De Kooning, Margot ....................................................RR-PO-10-19 ........ Sat 12:15

de Noronha, Marcos ................................................. RR-PLR5-1139 ..... Mon 13:45de Sá, Cristina ................................................................RR-PO-17-22 ...... Sun 13:00

de Sá, Cristina ............................................................................. DP-10 ........ Sat 08:30

de Vos Andersen, Nils-Bo ............................................ RR-PL-2683 ..... Mon 15:45

Dean, Elizabeth ........................................................................... FS-13 ...... Sun 16:00

Dean, Sarah ................................................................................ FS-09 ...... Sun 08:30

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Fitzpatrick, Diane .......................................................... SI-PO-03-24 ........ Sat 13:00

Fitzpatrick, Diane .......................................................... SI-PO-03-11 ...... Sun 12:15

Fitzpatrick, James ............................................................. SI-PL-3377 ........ Sat 10:45

Fjellman-Wiklund, Anncristine ................................RR-PO-21-22 ..... Mon 13:00

Flaugher, Margot .........................................................RR-PO-03-09 ........ Sat 12:15

Flavell, Carol Ann .........................................................RR-PO-10-13 ........ Sat 12:15

Fletcher, Chloe ..............................................................RR-PO-18-03 ..... Mon 12:15

Fong, Shirley S.M. .........................................................RR-PO-14-16 ...... Sun 13:00


Fong, Shirley S.M. .........................................................RR-PO-14-15 ..... Mon 12:15

Fong, Shirley S.M. .........................................................RR-PO-14-16 ..... Mon 13:00

Fong, Shirley S.M. .........................................................RR-PO-15-18 ........ Sat 13:00




Fonseka, Melissa ...........................................................RR-PO-12-21 ..... Mon 12:15

Foong, Jing Wen ........................................................... SI-PO-03-03 ...... Sun 12:15

Foongchomcheay, Anchalee ................................ RR-PLR5-3387 ........ Sat 16:00

Footer, Cheryl ................................................................RR-PO-04-02 ........ Sat 13:00

Forghany, Saeed ..........................................................RR-PO-99-18 ........ Sat 13:00

Fortney, Brianne P. ......................................................RR-PO-05-05 ..... Mon 12:15

Fortune, Jennifer ............................................................ RR-PL-4036 ...... Sun 13:45



Foster, Nadine E. ......................................................................... FS-17 ...... Sun 13:45

Foster, Nadine E. .......................................................... RR-PLR5-762 ..... Mon 13:45

Foster, Nadine E. ...........................................................RR-PO-09-05 ...... Sun 12:15

Fouladi, Rose .................................................................RR-PO-21-22 ........ Sat 13:00

Fourie, Magda ........................................................................ WCPT-1 ........ Sat 13:45

Frawley, Helena .......................................................................... FS-09 ...... Sun 08:30

Freeman, Lynn ..............................................................RR-PO-16-13 ...... Sun 12:15

Freeman, Phoebe ........................................................... RR-PL-2955 ........ Sat 10:45

Freene, Nicole ................................................................. RR-PL-1743 ........ Sat 16:00

Fregonezi, Guilherme .................................................RR-PO-01-21 ..... Mon 12:15

Freire Júnior, Renato Campos ..................................RR-PO-13-22 ..... Mon 13:00

Freitas, Cintia .................................................................RR-PO-10-13 ..... Mon 12:15

Frey-Widmer, Christine ..............................................RR-PO-13-02 ........ Sat 13:00

Fruchter, Gilad ..............................................................RR-PO-15-02 ...... Sun 13:00

Fruchter, Gilad ..............................................................RR-PO-15-03 ..... Mon 12:15

Fruchter, Gilad ..............................................................RR-PO-21-18 ..... Mon 13:00

Fruchter, Gilad ..............................................................RR-PO-15-02 ........ Sat 13:00

Fruchter, Gilad ..............................................................RR-PO-15-03 ...... Sun 12:15

Fu, SN ........................................................................RR-PO-09-15 ...... Sun 12:15

Fujimoto, Shuhei ..........................................................RR-PO-22-09 ........ Sat 12:15

Fujisawa, Chiharu .........................................................RR-PO-04-18 ..... Mon 13:00

Fujisawa, Hiroyuki ........................................................RR-PO-06-12 ...... Sun 13:00

Fujita, Chikako ...............................................................RR-PO-09-02 ........ Sat 13:00

Fujita, Yoshiki ................................................................RR-PO-06-01 ........ Sat 12:15

Fujiwara, Mitsuhiro ......................................................RR-PO-12-23 ...... Sun 12:15

Furness, Anne ................................................................. SI-PO-08-04 ...... Sun 13:00

Furukawa, Katsuhiro ...................................................RR-PO-04-18 ...... Sun 13:00

Gallagher, Elena ............................................................. SI-PO-99-24 ........ Sat 13:00

Gamada, Kazuyoshi .....................................................RR-PO-11-11 ........ Sat 12:15

Gamada, Kazuyoshi .....................................................RR-PO-11-01 ...... Sun 12:15

Gamble, April .................................................................. SI-PO-19-09 ...... Sun 12:15

Gane, Elise ...................................................................... RR-PL-3405 ..... Mon 10:45

Ganesh, Shankar ...........................................................RR-PO-14-24 ..... Mon 13:00

Gannon, Jenny ..............................................................RR-PO-14-22 ...... Sun 13:00

Egloff, Martina ...............................................................RR-PO-06-10 ..... Mon 13:00

Eichelberger, Patric .....................................................RR-PO-04-24 ...... Sun 13:00

Eichelberger, Patric ....................................................... RR-PL-2448 ..... Mon 13:45

Ekeland, Maren .............................................................. SI-PO-05-11 ...... Sun 12:15

Eklund, Caroline ...........................................................RR-PO-07-14 ...... Sun 13:00

Eksteen, Carina A .........................................................RR-PO-99-15 ...... Sun 12:15

Ekstrand, Elisabeth ......................................................RR-PO-99-01 ........ Sat 12:15

Ekvall Hansson, Eva .....................................................RR-PO-13-08 ..... Mon 13:00

Ekvall Hansson, Eva .....................................................RR-PO-18-16 ........ Sat 13:00

Elbasan, Bulent ............................................................................ SG-7 ........ Sat 13:45

Elbers, Roy ...................................................................... RR-PL-2320 ...... Sun 08:30

Elhafez, Haytham M ....................................................RR-PO-11-16 ........ Sat 13:00

Elhafez, Salam Mohamed ..........................................RR-PO-17-16 ...... Sun 13:00

Elhafez, Salam Mohamed .............................................. RR-PL-745 ........ Sat 13:45

Elkins, Mark ................................................................................. FS-04 ...... Sun 13:45

Elkins, Mark ............................................................. RR-PLSoA-3380 ..... Mon 10:45

Elkins, Mark ...................................................................RR-PO-20-05 ...... Sun 12:15

Elliott, Sarah ...................................................................RR-PO-03-05 ........ Sat 12:15

Ellis, Richard ..................................................................... RR-PL-3247 ........ Sat 08:30

Ellis, Richard ...................................................................RR-PO-09-22 ........ Sat 13:00

Ellis, Richard ..................................................................... RR-PL-3267 ...... Sun 10:45

Ellis, Terry ..................................................................................... FS-21 ..... Mon 13:45

Elsner, Bernhard ........................................................ RR-PLR5-1228 ...... Sun 13:45

Elvén, Maria ...................................................................RR-PO-02-09 ...... Sun 12:15

Enberg, Birgit .................................................................RR-PO-18-23 ...... Sun 12:15

Eng, Xue Wen ................................................................. RR-PL-1043 ........ Sat 08:30

Erasmus, Wilma ............................................................RR-PO-01-04 ..... Mon 13:00

Espindula, Ana Paula ..................................................RR-PO-17-15 ..... Mon 12:15

Estrada Bonilla, Yisel Carolina ..................................RR-PO-10-02 ..... Mon 13:00

Etrog, Ori ......................................................................RR-PO-15-01 ........ Sat 12:15

Evans, Angela .................................................................. RR-PL-1160 ...... Sun 13:45

Evans, Cathy ............................................................... RR-PLR5-3981 ..... Mon 08:30

Evans, Cathy ................................................................................ FS-11 ...... Sun 10:45

Evans, Cathy ..................................................................RR-PO-03-21 ...... Sun 12:15

Evans, Sarah ..................................................................RR-PO-05-22 ........ Sat 13:00

Evensen, Natalie Michelle .........................................RR-PO-99-25 ..... Mon 12:15

Fagevik Olsén, Monika ...............................................RR-PO-01-05 ..... Mon 12:15

Faggal, Mona ................................................................RR-PO-15-04 ........ Sat 13:00

Fairhall, Nicola ................................................................. RR-PL-1424 ...... Sun 16:00

Fanchiang, Hsinchen ................................................... SI-PO-08-17 ...... Sun 12:15

Farrance, Clare ..............................................................RR-PO-12-14 ..... Mon 13:00

Farrance, Clare ..............................................................RR-PO-12-14 ........ Sat 13:00

Farrance, Clare ..............................................................RR-PO-12-13 ...... Sun 12:15

Fary, Robyn E ................................................................... RR-PL-2757 ...... Sun 13:45

Fary, Robyn E ................................................................... RR-PL-2773 ...... Sun 10:45

Fatoye, Francis ..............................................................RR-PO-09-14 ...... Sun 13:00

Fell, Dennis W .................................................................. RR-PL-1663 ...... Sun 16:00

Fell, Dennis W ................................................................RR-PO-15-24 ..... Mon 13:00

Feng, Beibei .................................................................... RR-PL-3435 ........ Sat 16:00

Ferdinand, Sandra ........................................................ SI-PO-19-03 ...... Sun 12:15

Ferreira, Cristine Homsi ..............................................RR-PO-99-34 ..... Mon 13:00

Ferreira, Cristine Homsi ..............................................RR-PO-99-35 ...... Sun 12:15

Ferreira, Manuela .........................................................RR-PO-10-11 ...... Sun 12:15

Fiechter Lienert, Brigitte ............................................. SI-PO-08-10 ........ Sat 13:00

Fiechter Lienert, Brigitte ............................................. SI-PO-08-07 ........ Sat 12:15

Finne, Merja ................................................................... SI-PO-08-13 ..... Mon 12:15

Fitton, Carolyn ................................................................ RR-PL-3627 ...... Sun 08:30

Fitzpatrick, Diane .........................................................RR-PO-19-10 ..... Mon 13:00

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Greene, Gerard ............................................................... SI-PO-99-26 ...... Sun 13:00

Gregoire, Linda .............................................................. SI-PO-20-20 ........ Sat 13:00

Grieve, Rob ...................................................................RR-PO-09-12 ........ Sat 13:00

Griffin, Alexandra ...................................................... RR-PLR5-3396 ..... Mon 15:45

Groeger, Louise ............................................................RR-PO-02-15 ..... Mon 12:15

Gross, Anita ...................................................................RR-PO-10-12 ..... Mon 13:00

Grudzinskas, Kathy ....................................................... SI-PO-19-14 ........ Sat 13:00

Grüneberg, Christian .................................................... RR-PL-3847 ..... Mon 08:30

Grüneberg, Christian ..................................................RR-PO-16-11 ........ Sat 12:15

Gubler, Coral ..................................................................RR-PO-15-19 ........ Sat 12:15

Gudjonsdottir, Bjorg ..................................................... RR-PL-3857 ...... Sun 16:00

Gudjonsdottir, Bjorg .................................................... SI-PO-19-17 ..... Mon 12:15

Guemann, Matthieu ....................................................RR-PO-99-16 ...... Sun 13:00

Guirro, Elaine Caldeira Oliveira ................................RR-PO-14-22 ..... Mon 13:00

Guirro, Elaine Caldeira Oliveira ................................RR-PO-06-21 ..... Mon 12:15

Guirro, Elaine Caldeira Oliveira ................................RR-PO-04-05 ........ Sat 12:15

Guirro, Rinaldo R. J. ......................................................RR-PO-07-09 ...... Sun 12:15

Guirro, Rinaldo R. J. ......................................................RR-PO-09-05 ........ Sat 12:15

Gundmi, Arun Maiya .................................................... SI-PO-18-02 ...... Sun 13:00

Gupta, Amitabh .............................................................. RR-PL-2929 ..... Mon 13:45

Gupta, Amitabh .............................................................. RR-PL-2948 ........ Sat 08:30

Gupta, Amitabh .............................................................. RR-PL-2942 ...... Sun 08:30

Gylfadottir, Sif ................................................................... SI-PL-2608 ........ Sat 16:00

Gyllensten, Amanda ................................................................... SG-5 ..... Mon 13:45

Haakstad, Ragnhild B. .............................................. RR-PLR5-1361 ...... Sun 16:00

Haennel, Robert ............................................................RR-PO-01-24 ...... Sun 13:00

Haennel, Robert ............................................................RR-PO-01-23 ...... Sun 12:15

Häger, Charlotte ........................................................................ DP-12 ..... Mon 15:45

Häger, Charlotte ............................................................ SI-PO-07-03 ........ Sat 12:15

Hagiwara, Yuta ..............................................................RR-PO-13-10 ..... Mon 13:00

Hails, Sean David ..........................................................RR-PO-10-24 ..... Mon 13:00

Haiou, Nan ...................................................................RR-PO-12-23 ........ Sat 12:15

Hale, Leigh ................................................................................. DP-02 ...... Sun 16:00

Hale, Leigh ................................................................. RR-PLR5-2454 ........ Sat 08:30

Hall, Mark .....................................................................RR-PO-02-09 ........ Sat 12:15

Hallidy, Mark ..................................................................RR-PO-10-18 ..... Mon 13:00

Halvarsson, Alexandra ................................................RR-PO-13-10 ...... Sun 13:00

Halvarsson, Alexandra ................................................RR-PO-13-09 ...... Sun 12:15

Hamada, Kazumi ..........................................................RR-PO-01-18 ...... Sun 13:00

Hamada, Koki ...............................................................RR-PO-11-23 ..... Mon 12:15

Hamilton, Megan ........................................................... RR-PL-2890 ...... Sun 16:00

Hamilton, Megan .........................................................RR-PO-12-07 ...... Sun 12:15

Hammond, John ...........................................................RR-PO-99-20 ...... Sun 13:00

Hammond, John ............................................................. RR-PL-2661 ..... Mon 10:45

Hammond, John ...........................................................RR-PO-08-11 ........ Sat 12:15

Hammond, John ............................................................. RR-PL-2658 ........ Sat 13:45

Hammond, Ralph ........................................................................ SG-2 ..... Mon 10:45

Hammond, Ralph .........................................................RR-PO-08-20 ..... Mon 13:00

Hamshire, Claire ...........................................................RR-PO-02-09 ..... Mon 12:15

Hamshire, Claire ............................................................ SI-PO-07-14 ..... Mon 13:00

Han, Heonsoo ...............................................................RR-PO-10-01 ..... Mon 12:15

Han, Jintae ....................................................................RR-PO-07-01 ...... Sun 12:15

Hanada, Kenji ................................................................RR-PO-14-22 ........ Sat 13:00

Hanada, Satoru .............................................................RR-PO-01-06 ...... Sun 13:00

Hancock, Mark J .......................................................................... FS-17 ...... Sun 13:45

Hancock, Mark J ............................................................RR-PO-11-03 ..... Mon 12:15

Hannibal, Kara ...............................................................RR-PO-18-05 ........ Sat 12:15Hannibal, Kara ...............................................................RR-PO-10-14 ........ Sat 13:00

Gannon, Jenny ................................................................ RR-PL-3910 ..... Mon 10:45

Gao, Kelly L. ....................................................................RR-PO-21-11 ...... Sun 12:15

Garcia, Alessandra N. ..................................................RR-PO-14-12 ...... Sun 13:00

Garcia, Alessandra N. ..................................................RR-PO-10-24 ........ Sat 13:00

Gardner, Peter ...............................................................RR-PO-19-16 ..... Mon 13:00

Gardner, Tania ...............................................................RR-PO-10-08 ..... Mon 13:00

Gastaldi, Ada ..................................................................RR-PO-02-03 ........ Sat 12:15

Gatti, Roberto .................................................................. RR-PL-2924 ..... Mon 13:45

Gatti, Roberto ................................................................RR-PO-12-05 ........ Sat 12:15

Gatti, Roberto ................................................................RR-PO-12-08 ........ Sat 13:00

Gauthier, Cindy .......................................................... RR-PLR5-2338 ........ Sat 10:45

Gbiri, Caleb Ademola ............................................... RR-PLR5-1030 ...... Sun 13:45

Ge, Weiqing .................................................................. SI-PO-08-08 ..... Mon 13:00

Ge, Weiqing .................................................................RR-PO-01-03 ..... Mon 12:15

Georgoudis, George ....................................................RR-PO-09-17 ...... Sun 12:15

Gervásio, Pio ................................................................... SI-PO-08-24 ..... Mon 13:00

Gibbs, Karen A. ..............................................................RR-PO-05-06 ...... Sun 13:00

Gibbs, Karen A. ............................................................... SI-PO-19-11 ..... Mon 12:15

Ginn, Karen ................................................................................. FS-22 ..... Mon 15:45

Ginnerup-Nielsen, Elisabeth .....................................RR-PO-18-06 ........ Sat 13:00

Ginsel, Dorien Elise ....................................................... SI-PO-03-12 ...... Sun 13:00

Glickman, Leslie ............................................................RR-PO-03-08 ...... Sun 13:00

Glickman, Leslie ............................................................RR-PO-03-10 ........ Sat 13:00

Goda, Akio ...................................................................RR-PO-05-05 ........ Sat 12:15

Godlwana, Lonwabo ................................................................. FS-02 ..... Mon 10:45

Godlwana, Lonwabo ..................................................... RR-PL-1695 ........ Sat 16:00

Godlwana, Lonwabo ................................................ RR-PLR5-1700 ...... Sun 10:45

Goh, Hui-Ting ................................................................RR-PO-22-20 ...... Sun 13:00

Goh, Hui-Ting ................................................................RR-PO-15-19 ...... Sun 12:15

Goh, Jun Yi Kenneth ....................................................RR-PO-06-21 ........ Sat 12:15

Goh, Ming Rong ...........................................................RR-PO-21-15 ...... Sun 12:15

Gomez-Conesa, Antonia ............................................. SI-PO-20-03 ..... Mon 12:15

Gomez-Conesa, Antonia ............................................RR-PO-16-24 ..... Mon 13:00

Goodwin, Peter Charles ............................................... RR-PL-1500 ........ Sat 13:45

Goodwin, Peter Charles ............................................... RR-PL-1497 ........ Sat 13:45

Gopaul, Urvashy ................................................................. SI-PL-989 ........ Sat 08:30

Gordon, Susan ...............................................................RR-PO-02-15 ........ Sat 12:15

Gordon, Susan ................................................................ SI-PO-12-12 ........ Sat 13:00

Gorgon, Edward James ........................................... RR-PLR5-3777 ...... Sun 16:00

Gosling, Justine ............................................................. SI-PO-03-13 ..... Mon 12:15

Goto, Kazuya .................................................................RR-PO-13-04 ........ Sat 13:00

Goto, Kenichi ................................................................... RR-PL-1690 ...... Sun 16:00

Goto, Masahiro .............................................................RR-PO-04-22 ..... Mon 13:00

Goto, Ryohei .................................................................RR-PO-13-19 ........ Sat 12:15

Gottlieb, Ditza ................................................................ SI-PO-02-20 ...... Sun 13:00

Gough, Suzanne .......................................................... RR-PLR5-631 ..... Mon 08:30

Goulet, Anik ................................................................... SI-PO-05-11 ..... Mon 12:15

Goutsis, Dominique K. ................................................RR-PO-05-04 ...... Sun 13:00

Gouvêa, Joyce Xavier Muzzi .....................................RR-PO-99-09 ...... Sun 12:15Gracey, Jackie .................................................................. RR-PL-3072 ........ Sat 08:30

Grafe, Marion .................................................................. SI-PO-03-13 ...... Sun 12:15

Grafton, Kate ..................................................................RR-PO-02-22 ..... Mon 13:00

Grafton, Kate ................................................................... SI-PO-20-07 ..... Mon 12:15

Grafton, Kate ...................................................................... SI-PL-3446 ........ Sat 10:45

Grageda, Maria Elizabeth ..........................................RR-PO-02-16 ........ Sat 13:00

Graham, Cecilia .............................................................. SI-PO-02-13 ..... Mon 12:15

Grahn, Birgitta ................................................................. RR-PL-3086 ...... Sun 13:45

Graziano, Mariella ....................................................................... SG-6 ..... Mon 08:30

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Hill, Bridget ................................................................. RR-PLR5-1383 ..... Mon 10:45

Hill, Bridget ....................................................................RR-PO-15-20 ..... Mon 13:00

Hill, Jonathan C ........................................................................... FS-17 ...... Sun 13:45

Hill, Keith ...................................................................... SI-PLR5-2594 ........ Sat 16:00

Hiller, Amy ....................................................................RR-PO-19-06 ..... Mon 13:00

Hiller, Amy ...................................................................... RR-PL-2804 ........ Sat 13:45

Hills, Andrew ............................................................................... FS-12 ..... Mon 08:30

Hindle, Jacqueline ......................................................... RR-PL-3592 ...... Sun 10:45

Hing, Wayne ............................................................................... SG-4 ...... Sun 16:00

Hirakawa, Tomoe .........................................................RR-PO-99-33 ........ Sat 12:15

Hiramatsu, Yuichi .........................................................RR-PO-13-18 ..... Mon 13:00

Hirao, Ricoh ...................................................................RR-PO-11-21 ...... Sun 12:15

Hirasawa, Yoshikazu ...................................................RR-PO-12-14 ...... Sun 13:00

Hirata, Kazuhiko ...........................................................RR-PO-15-13 ..... Mon 12:15

Hiroshima, Reiko ..........................................................RR-PO-05-08 ........ Sat 13:00

Hirschhorn, Andrew ...................................................... RR-PL-1532 ..... Mon 13:45

Hislop, Jane ...................................................................RR-PO-20-20 ...... Sun 13:00

Hislop, Jane ...................................................................RR-PO-08-13 ........ Sat 12:15

Hislop, Jane ...................................................................RR-PO-18-09 ...... Sun 12:15

Hislop, Jane ...................................................................RR-PO-15-14 ........ Sat 13:00

Ho, Doreen, Ren Yan ..................................................... RR-PL-1119 ..... Mon 10:45

Ho, Jiaying ...................................................................... RR-PL-2395 ........ Sat 13:45

Ho, W F ......................................................................RR-PO-13-06 ...... Sun 13:00

Ho, Yu Wen ..................................................................RR-PO-17-04 ........ Sat 13:00

Hodges, Alison ................................................................ RR-PL-1912 ..... Mon 13:45

Hodges, Cheri ................................................................RR-PO-11-10 ...... Sun 13:00

Hodges, Paul .................................................................RR-PO-02-06 ...... Sun 13:00

Hodges, Paul ................................................................... RR-PL-3391 ..... Mon 15:45

Hodges, Paul ................................................................... RR-PL-3566 ..... Mon 13:45

Hodges, Paul .................................................................RR-PO-09-23 ........ Sat 12:15

Hodges, Paul .............................................................................. DP-07 ........ Sat 13:45

Hodges, Paul ................................................................... RR-PL-3283 ...... Sun 08:30

Hoffman, Karen ............................................................... RR-PL-3670 ..... Mon 15:45

Hollmann, Luise .............................................................. RR-PL-3237 ..... Mon 08:30

Honda, Hiroto ................................................................RR-PO-12-15 ........ Sat 12:15

Hong, Serena ................................................................RR-PO-01-17 ........ Sat 12:15

Hoover, Donald L. ......................................................... SI-PO-08-16 ..... Mon 13:00

Hopkins-Rosseel, Diana ................................................. SI-PL-3177 ...... Sun 16:00

Horioka, Wataru ............................................................RR-PO-17-10 ...... Sun 13:00

Hoshi, Kenji ..................................................................... RR-PL-3041 ..... Mon 15:45

Hosokawa, Tomoya .....................................................RR-PO-09-18 ........ Sat 13:00

Høyer, Ellen ...................................................................RR-PO-99-15 ..... Mon 12:15

Hsieh, Chih-Chin ............................................................ SI-PO-13-14 ...... Sun 13:00

Hsieh, Yu-Wei ................................................................RR-PO-22-19 ..... Mon 12:15

Hsieh, Yu-Wei ................................................................RR-PO-22-10 ........ Sat 13:00

Hsu, Ar Tyan ..................................................................RR-PO-15-02 ..... Mon 13:00

Hsu, Hui-Chin ................................................................RR-PO-16-22 ..... Mon 13:00

Hsu, Meng Lin ...............................................................RR-PO-05-22 ...... Sun 13:00

Hsuan-wei, Fu ................................................................RR-PO-18-11 ..... Mon 12:15Hsue, Bih-Jen .................................................................RR-PO-16-24 ...... Sun 13:00

Huang, An Hua ..............................................................RR-PO-10-14 ...... Sun 13:00

Huang, Chiung-Ying ...................................................RR-PO-05-20 ........ Sat 13:00

Huang, Hsiang-Han ................................................................... FS-18 ..... Mon 13:45

Huang, Lin-Ling ............................................................RR-PO-16-09 ...... Sun 12:15

Huang, Shilin Katherin ...............................................RR-PO-15-22 ..... Mon 13:00

Huang, Tsun Shun .................................................... RR-PLR5-1824 ..... Mon 13:45

Huang, Tzu-Hui .............................................................RR-PO-20-11 ...... Sun 12:15

Huang, Wan Chi ............................................................RR-PO-17-07 ...... Sun 12:15

Hansen, Lisbeth ............................................................RR-PO-15-23 ...... Sun 12:15

Hara, Kanshu .................................................................RR-PO-03-24 ..... Mon 13:00

Hara, Seiwa ...................................................................RR-PO-04-24 ........ Sat 13:00

Harada, Manae ..............................................................RR-PO-01-07 ...... Sun 12:15

Harada, Nobuko ...........................................................RR-PO-07-11 ...... Sun 12:15

Hardardottir, Arna ........................................................ SI-PO-07-15 ..... Mon 12:15

Harding, Paula Anne ..................................................... RR-PL-2490 ..... Mon 10:45

Harding, Paula Anne .................................................. SI-PLR5-2171 ........ Sat 08:30

Harihara Prakash, Ramanathan ................................ SI-PO-16-22 ........ Sat 13:00

Hariohm, K. ...................................................................RR-PO-20-03 ........ Sat 12:15

Harlow, Stephanie K M ................................................... RR-PL-731 ........ Sat 13:45

Harman, Bronwyn ........................................................RR-PO-15-12 ...... Sun 13:00

Harmer, Alison ..............................................................RR-PO-14-08 ..... Mon 13:00

Harmer, Alison ................................................................ RR-PL-3501 ..... Mon 15:45

Harmer, Alison ..............................................................RR-PO-14-11 ........ Sat 12:15

Haron, Rohani ...............................................................RR-PO-15-14 ..... Mon 13:00

Harris, Elizabeth ...................................................... RR-PLSoA-3713 ..... Mon 08:30

Harrison, Elizabeth ......................................................... RR-PL-1032 ...... Sun 16:00

Harte, Muireann ............................................................. SI-PO-13-01 ........ Sat 12:15

Harvey, Elizabeth .......................................................... SI-PO-08-14 ........ Sat 13:00

Harvey, Lisa ....................................................................... RR-PL-610 ........ Sat 13:45

Harvey, Lisa .................................................................... SI-PO-07-17 ...... Sun 12:15

Harwood, Kenneth ............................................................ SI-PL-510 ...... Sun 16:00

Harwood, Kenneth .................................................................... FS-01 ...... Sun 10:45

Haseba, Sumihito .........................................................RR-PO-17-01 ...... Sun 12:15

Hasegawa, Masato ........................................................ SI-PO-20-16 ........ Sat 13:00

Hashidate, Hiroyuki .....................................................RR-PO-07-11 ..... Mon 12:15

Hashimoto, Junichi ......................................................RR-PO-04-20 ........ Sat 13:00

Haskins, Robin ...............................................................RR-PO-10-02 ...... Sun 13:00

Haskins, Robin ................................................................. RR-PL-1230 ...... Sun 10:45

Haslerud, Sturla .............................................................. RR-PL-1041 ...... Sun 08:30

Hata, Kazutaka ..............................................................RR-PO-06-11 ..... Mon 12:15

Hatlebrekke, Fred .................................................................. WCPT-1 ..... Mon 08:30

Haug, Lise ....................................................................RR-PO-15-05 ........ Sat 12:15

Hautala, Arto ................................................................................ FS-12 ..... Mon 08:30

Hautala, Arto .................................................................... RR-PL-3553 ........ Sat 08:30

Hayashi, Hiroto .............................................................. SI-PO-12-02 ..... Mon 13:00

Hayashida, Chikako .....................................................RR-PO-04-04 ..... Mon 13:00

Hay-Smith, Jean .......................................................................... FS-09 ...... Sun 08:30

Hayward-Giles, Sue ...................................................... SI-PO-07-16 ..... Mon 13:00

Hayward-Giles, Sue .................................................... SI-PLR5-1822 ........ Sat 08:30

Healy, Nessa ..................................................................RR-PO-15-11 ........ Sat 12:15

Hebert-Losier, Kim .......................................................RR-PO-22-02 ..... Mon 13:00

Hebron, Clair ..................................................................RR-PO-10-11 ........ Sat 12:15

Hedlund, Mattias ............................................................ RR-PL-2337 ..... Mon 15:45

Hegazy, Fatma ................................................................ RR-PL-3874 ...... Sun 10:45

Heggannavar, Anand .................................................RR-PO-09-19 ..... Mon 12:15

Henderson, Roberta ...................................................... RR-PL-4033 ..... Mon 10:45

Heneghan, Nicola ....................................................... RR-PLR5-585 ........ Sat 13:45

Henschke, Nicholas .....................................................RR-PO-03-14 ...... Sun 13:00Herbert, Rob .............................................................................. DP-12 ..... Mon 15:45

Herbert, Rob ............................................................................... FS-05 ........ Sat 08:30

Hernandez, Edgar Debray .........................................RR-PO-05-13 ..... Mon 12:15

Hidaka, Egi ....................................................................RR-PO-06-10 ........ Sat 13:00

Higuchi, Asami ..............................................................RR-PO-05-21 ..... Mon 12:15

Higuchi, Takashi ...........................................................RR-PO-11-19 ........ Sat 12:15

Hilburn, Nicole ................................................................ RR-PL-1379 ...... Sun 13:45

Hildebrandt, Markus ....................................................... RR-PL-873 ........ Sat 16:00

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Israel, Vera .....................................................................RR-PO-16-16 ..... Mon 13:00

Israel, Vera .....................................................................RR-PO-12-03 ........ Sat 12:15

Itabashi, Yoko ................................................................RR-PO-99-30 ..... Mon 13:00

Ito, Hiroshi .....................................................................RR-PO-11-23 ........ Sat 12:15

Ito, Naoko ....................................................................RR-PO-13-19 ..... Mon 12:15

Ito, Tomonori .......................................................................... WCPT-3 ...... Sun 08:30

Ito, Wataru ....................................................................RR-PO-21-20 ........ Sat 13:00

Itoh, Chiaki ....................................................................RR-PO-05-23 ...... Sun 12:15

Itoh, Yuta .....................................................................RR-PO-04-19 ........ Sat 12:15

Iwai, Koji .......................................................................RR-PO-02-01 ...... Sun 12:15

Iwaki, Takahisa ..............................................................RR-PO-13-07 ...... Sun 12:15

Iwasawa, Hiroyuki ........................................................RR-PO-04-07 ........ Sat 12:15

Iwashita, Yoshihiro ......................................................RR-PO-19-02 ...... Sun 13:00

Iwata, Kenji ....................................................................RR-PO-22-19 ...... Sun 12:15

Izumi, Tomoki ................................................................RR-PO-06-17 ...... Sun 12:15

Jackson Schulte, Osa .................................................... SI-PO-99-31 ........ Sat 12:15

Jain, Tarang ...................................................................RR-PO-09-13 ..... Mon 12:15

Jaiyesimi, Adeoluwa ..................................................... RR-PL-3850 ........ Sat 16:00

Jang, Hyun Jeong ......................................................... SI-PO-13-18 ...... Sun 13:00

Janssen, Jessie .............................................................. RR-PLR5-802 ..... Mon 13:45

Janssen, Jessie ...............................................................RR-PO-03-03 ........ Sat 12:15

Janwantanakul, Prawit ...............................................RR-PO-10-07 ..... Mon 12:15

Jarret, Gilles ....................................................................RR-PO-13-01 ...... Sun 12:15

Javanshir, Khodabakhsh ............................................RR-PO-16-17 ........ Sat 12:15

Jayakaran, Prasath ..................................................................... FS-02 ..... Mon 10:45

Jayakaran, Prasath ......................................................... RR-PL-3598 ..... Mon 13:45

Jeglinsky, Ira ................................................................... SI-PO-08-01 ...... Sun 12:15

Jelsma, Jennifer ............................................................RR-PO-17-21 ...... Sun 12:15

Jeng, Shiau Chian .......................................................... SI-PO-16-18 ........ Sat 13:00

Jeng, Suh-Fang .......................................................... RR-PLR5-2777 ...... Sun 16:00

Jeng, Suh-Fang .......................................................................... DP-05 ...... Sun 10:45

Jenkins, Fiona ................................................................. SI-PO-09-12 ..... Mon 13:00

Jenkins, Fiona ................................................................RR-PO-20-23 ...... Sun 12:15

Jenkins, Fiona .............................................................................. FS-14 ........ Sat 13:45

Jenkins, Susan ............................................................................. FS-04 ...... Sun 13:45

Jensen, Lynn ................................................................... RR-PL-1991 ...... Sun 13:45

Jensen, Lynn .............................................................. RR-PLR5-1168 ...... Sun 16:00

Jensen, Lynn .................................................................RR-PO-17-21 ..... Mon 12:15

Jentzsch, Nulma Souto ...............................................RR-PO-01-22 ........ Sat 13:00

Jiabao, Guo ................................................................... SI-PO-02-07 ........ Sat 12:15

Jian, Pei Jyun .................................................................RR-PO-16-16 ...... Sun 13:00

Jiang, Yushan ................................................................RR-PO-16-04 ........ Sat 13:00

Jie, Huang ....................................................................RR-PO-11-19 ..... Mon 12:15

Jiroumaru, Takumi .......................................................RR-PO-07-02 ........ Sat 13:00

Joenson, Jon ................................................................................ SG-3 ...... Sun 08:30

John, Emmanuel Babatunde ..................................... SI-PO-19-09 ..... Mon 12:15

Johnson, Gillian Margaret ....................................................... FS-02 ..... Mon 10:45

Johnson, Helen .............................................................. SI-PO-21-03 ...... Sun 12:15

Johnson, Kenneth ......................................................... SI-PO-22-03 ...... Sun 12:15

Johnston, Kylie Nicole ............................................. RR-PLR5-1761 ........ Sat 13:45

Jones, Alice ..................................................................... SI-PO-05-11 ........ Sat 12:15

Jones, Anna ................................................................................. SG-6 ..... Mon 08:30

Jones, Gareth .................................................................RR-PO-14-20 ...... Sun 13:00

Jones, Jacky ...................................................................RR-PO-13-06 ..... Mon 13:00

Jones, Lester Edmund ................................................RR-PO-08-12 ..... Mon 13:00

Jones, Louise .................................................................RR-PO-19-15 ........ Sat 12:15

Jones, Robert ..................................................................... SI-PL-2081 ...... Sun 13:45

Jones, Robert ............................................................................... FS-14 ........ Sat 13:45

Huang, Weiping ......................................................... RR-PLR5-1650 ........ Sat 08:30

Huang, Wen-Ni .............................................................RR-PO-14-01 ........ Sat 12:15

Huang, Wen-Yat ...........................................................RR-PO-16-11 ...... Sun 12:15

Huang, Xuan Wen ........................................................RR-PO-16-23 ...... Sun 12:15

Huang, Yu-Chen ...........................................................RR-PO-14-07 ........ Sat 12:15

Hudon, Anne ...............................................................RR-PO-20-22 ...... Sun 13:00

Hudon, Anne ...............................................................RR-PO-03-17 ..... Mon 12:15

Hudon, Anne ................................................................... SI-PL-1099 ...... Sun 08:30

Huhn, Karen ................................................................ SI-PLR5-1577 ..... Mon 08:30

Huhn, Karen .............................................................................. DP-03 ...... Sun 13:45

Huhn, Karen .................................................................. SI-PO-08-10 ...... Sun 13:00

Huhn, Karen .................................................................RR-PO-02-18 ..... Mon 13:00

Hulbert, Sophia .............................................................RR-PO-18-10 ........ Sat 13:00

Hulsbæk, Signe .............................................................RR-PO-14-24 ........ Sat 13:00

Hultenheim Klintberg, Ingrid .................................... SI-PO-11-20 ........ Sat 13:00

Hung, Jo-Hua ................................................................RR-PO-15-22 ........ Sat 13:00

Hung, Shih Wen ............................................................RR-PO-09-16 ..... Mon 13:00

Hung, Yu-Ting ...............................................................RR-PO-18-11 ........ Sat 12:15

Hurkmans, Emalie ........................................................RR-PO-22-02 ...... Sun 13:00

Hurkmans, Emalie ........................................................RR-PO-19-05 ........ Sat 12:15

Hush, Julia .................................................................................. FS-07 ...... Sun 16:00

Hush, Julia ....................................................................RR-PO-10-06 ........ Sat 13:00

Hutting, Nathan ............................................................RR-PO-11-18 ...... Sun 13:00

Hutting, Nathan .............................................................. RR-PL-1701 ...... Sun 08:30

Huung, Yuan.Hao .........................................................RR-PO-06-06 ...... Sun 13:00

Hwang, Ai-Wen .............................................................RR-PO-17-23 ..... Mon 12:15

Hwang, Da-Yun .............................................................RR-PO-05-02 ........ Sat 13:00

Ibeneme, Sam ..............................................................RR-PO-12-11 ..... Mon 12:15

Ibeneme, Sam ..............................................................RR-PO-99-26 ..... Mon 13:00

Ibeneme, Sam ..............................................................RR-PO-12-11 ........ Sat 12:15

Ibeneme, Sam ..............................................................RR-PO-16-21 ...... Sun 12:15

Ibeneme, Sam ........................................................... RR-PLR5-4085 ...... Sun 10:45

Ibrahim, Amal ................................................................RR-PO-16-22 ...... Sun 13:00

Ickmans, Kelly ................................................................RR-PO-18-04 ...... Sun 13:00

Igwesi-Chidobe, Chinonso Nwamaka ..................... RR-PL-2680 ..... Mon 13:45

Igwesi-Chidobe, Chinonso Nwamaka ..................... RR-PL-3003 ........ Sat 08:30

Ihashi, Kouji ....................................................................RR-PO-04-03 ..... Mon 12:15

Ihira, Hikaru ....................................................................RR-PO-14-18 ...... Sun 13:00

Ijntema, Rutger ................................................................. SI-PL-1792 ...... Sun 13:45

Imagita, Hidetaka .........................................................RR-PO-02-02 ........ Sat 13:00

Imaoka, Masakazu .......................................................RR-PO-13-15 ........ Sat 12:15

Inagawa, Yasuhito .......................................................RR-PO-22-03 ........ Sat 12:15

Inoue, HIroyasu .............................................................RR-PO-99-16 ..... Mon 13:00

Inui, Ryosuke .................................................................RR-PO-13-06 ........ Sat 13:00

Irgens, Eirik Lind ............................................................. RR-PL-2216 ...... Sun 16:00

Irie, Masataka .................................................................RR-PO-02-01 ........ Sat 12:15

Ishida, Toyoaki ..............................................................RR-PO-14-06 ........ Sat 13:00

Ishigaki, Tomoya ..........................................................RR-PO-99-04 ........ Sat 13:00

Ishige, Satomi ................................................................RR-PO-13-23 ..... Mon 12:15

Ishii, Hideaki ...................................................................RR-PO-14-05 ........ Sat 12:15

Ishii, Mitsuaki .................................................................RR-PO-18-09 ..... Mon 12:15

Ishijima, Takahiro ........................................................... RR-PL-2293 ..... Mon 08:30

Ishikawa, Hiroaki ..........................................................RR-PO-11-20 ...... Sun 13:00

Ishikura, Hideki .............................................................RR-PO-08-21 ...... Sun 12:15

Ishio, Akiyo ....................................................................RR-PO-10-21 ..... Mon 12:15

Ishizaki, Tohru ...............................................................RR-PO-10-13 ...... Sun 12:15

Islam, Najeeb .................................................................RR-PO-17-12 ...... Sun 13:00

Ismail, Shiek Abdullah ................................................RR-PO-07-03 ..... Mon 12:15

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Kawchuk, Greg ................................................................ RR-PL-1788 ........ Sat 16:00

Kayambu, Geetha ..................................................... RR-PLR5-3333 ........ Sat 13:45

Kazuaki, Yokoi ...............................................................RR-PO-14-07 ..... Mon 12:15

Keays, Susan L ................................................................. RR-PL-2748 ........ Sat 10:45

Keays, Susan L ................................................................. RR-PL-2555 ........ Sat 10:45

Keer, Rosemary .............................................................. SI-PO-20-11 ........ Sat 12:15

Kelly, Grainne ................................................................RR-PO-17-02 ........ Sat 13:00

Kerckhofs, Eric ...............................................................RR-PO-18-21 ...... Sun 12:15

Kerr, Claire ....................................................................... RR-PL-3349 ..... Mon 15:45

Kerr, Claire ....................................................................... RR-PL-1384 ...... Sun 10:45

Khadgi, Bimika ............................................................... SI-PO-99-32 ........ Sat 13:00

Khalil, Hanan ..................................................................RR-PO-18-13 ........ Sat 12:15

Khan, Fayaz ............................................................... RR-PLR5-2189 ...... Sun 13:45

Kho, Michelle ............................................................................... FS-15 ..... Mon 13:45

Khong, Linda ............................................................. RR-PLR5-1849 ........ Sat 16:00

Khurana, Sonia ..............................................................RR-PO-17-04 ...... Sun 13:00

Kido, Satoshi ..................................................................RR-PO-01-16 ........ Sat 13:00

Kierkegaard, Marie .................................................... RR-PLR5-3500 ........ Sat 10:45

Kiguchi, Daisuke ...........................................................RR-PO-14-19 ........ Sat 12:15

Kihara, Yuriko ................................................................RR-PO-14-02 ..... Mon 13:00

Kim, Jin Seop .................................................................RR-PO-06-16 ..... Mon 13:00

Kim, Kyoung ................................................................RR-PO-99-06 ........ Sat 13:00

Kim, Kyoung ................................................................RR-PO-09-09 ...... Sun 12:15

Kim, Myung-Chul .........................................................RR-PO-02-16 ...... Sun 13:00

Kim, Seung Kyun ..........................................................RR-PO-99-09 ..... Mon 12:15

Kim, So Young ...............................................................RR-PO-07-13 ........ Sat 12:15

Kim, Suhn-Yeop ............................................................RR-PO-08-02 ..... Mon 13:00

Kimoto, Yusuke .............................................................RR-PO-06-14 ........ Sat 13:00

Kimura, Akira .................................................................. SI-PO-99-14 ...... Sun 13:00

Kimura, Daisuke ............................................................RR-PO-06-16 ...... Sun 13:00

Kimura, Kazuki ..............................................................RR-PO-12-07 ........ Sat 12:15

King, Andrew ................................................................. SI-PO-08-03 ...... Sun 12:15

King, Judy ................................................................. RR-PLR5-1766 ..... Mon 08:30

King, Judy ...................................................................... RR-PL-1764 ........ Sat 10:45

Kinoshita, Tokio ............................................................RR-PO-21-08 ........ Sat 13:00

Kirenga, BAMURANGE LILIANE .................................. RR-PL-4022 ..... Mon 08:30

Kishikawa, Yuki .............................................................RR-PO-16-16 ........ Sat 13:00

Kitagawa, Takashi ........................................................RR-PO-07-14 ........ Sat 13:00

Kitaguchi, Takuya .........................................................RR-PO-21-18 ...... Sun 13:00

Kitatani, Ryosuke ..........................................................RR-PO-05-04 ........ Sat 13:00

Kiyama, Ryoji .................................................................RR-PO-11-22 ...... Sun 13:00

Kleffelgård, Ingerid ......................................................RR-PO-16-01 ...... Sun 12:15

Kleinitz, Pauline ..................................................................... WCPT-5 ...... Sun 13:45

Kleinitz, Pauline ......................................................................... DP-02 ...... Sun 16:00

Kleinitz, Pauline ......................................................................... DP-09 ..... Mon 08:30

Klement, Kristel .............................................................RR-PO-17-14 ..... Mon 13:00

Knowles, Nicola ............................................................. SI-PO-08-11 ...... Sun 12:15

Knox, Grahame M ........................................................RR-PO-02-18 ...... Sun 13:00

Knox, Grahame M ........................................................RR-PO-02-10 ..... Mon 13:00

Knox, Megan ................................................................RR-PO-99-14 ........ Sat 13:00

Knox, Megan ............................................................................. DP-11 ........ Sat 16:00

Kobara, Kenichi .............................................................RR-PO-19-01 ........ Sat 12:15

Kobayashi, Eri ................................................................RR-PO-09-16 ........ Sat 13:00

Kobayashi, Satomi .......................................................RR-PO-14-10 ........ Sat 13:00Kobayashi, Takumi .......................................................RR-PO-09-17 ........ Sat 12:15

Kobe, Akio ...................................................................RR-PO-19-21 ..... Mon 12:15

Koehler, Barbara ...........................................................RR-PO-99-35 ..... Mon 12:15

Koehler, Barbara ........................................................ RR-PLR5-3809 ........ Sat 13:45

Jongbloed-Pereboom, Marjolein ............................. RR-PL-3548 ..... Mon 15:45

Jongbloed-Pereboom, Marjolein ............................. RR-PL-3524 ...... Sun 10:45

Jørgensen, Vivien .........................................................RR-PO-21-08 ...... Sun 13:00

Jørgensen, Vivien .......................................................... SI-PO-21-06 ..... Mon 13:00

Jørgensen, Vivien .........................................................RR-PO-15-17 ...... Sun 12:15

Joseph, Conran .............................................................RR-PO-21-10 ..... Mon 13:00

Joseph, Conran .............................................................RR-PO-21-10 ........ Sat 13:00

Julsvoll, Elisabeth Heggem .................................... RR-PLR5-3029 ..... Mon 10:45

Jun, Deokhoon ..............................................................RR-PO-12-17 ...... Sun 12:15

Juneja, Hemant .............................................................. SI-PO-08-04 ........ Sat 13:00

Jung, Do Young ............................................................RR-PO-17-22 ........ Sat 13:00

Jurak, Ivan .....................................................................RR-PO-06-13 ..... Mon 12:15

Kage, Vijay ....................................................................RR-PO-09-16 ...... Sun 13:00

Kahn, Michelle Beth ..................................................... SI-PO-99-04 ..... Mon 13:00

Kahn, Michelle Beth ...................................................... RR-PL-1103 ........ Sat 13:45

Kaka, Bashir ................................................................ RR-PLR5-1433 ...... Sun 08:30

Kalron, Alon ..................................................................RR-PO-08-22 ..... Mon 13:00

Kalyani, Hewa Haputhanthirige Nadeesha .........RR-PO-18-10 ..... Mon 13:00

Kamaria, Kamaruddin .................................................. SI-PO-03-01 ........ Sat 12:15

Kamboj, Aaina ...............................................................RR-PO-04-06 ...... Sun 13:00

Kamide, Naoto ..............................................................RR-PO-13-07 ..... Mon 12:15

Kaminski, Christoph ....................................................RR-PO-11-06 ........ Sat 13:00

Kamisaka, Kenta ...........................................................RR-PO-01-18 ........ Sat 13:00

Kamiya, Masataka ........................................................RR-PO-22-20 ..... Mon 13:00

Kamo, Tomohiko ..........................................................RR-PO-13-18 ........ Sat 13:00

Kamper, Steven J ............................................................ RR-PL-3250 ..... Mon 15:45

Kamper, Steven J ........................................................... SI-PO-20-01 ........ Sat 12:15

Kamper, Steven J .............................................................. SI-PL-2167 ...... Sun 08:30

Kanaan, Saddam ..........................................................RR-PO-10-08 ...... Sun 13:00

Kanagasabai, Parimala ............................................................. FS-16 ...... Sun 13:45

Kanaya, Chiaki ...............................................................RR-PO-06-17 ........ Sat 12:15

Kaneko, Fuminari .........................................................RR-PO-99-19 ..... Mon 12:15

Kaneko, Hideo ...............................................................RR-PO-01-15 ........ Sat 12:15

Kang, Lin-Ju ..................................................................RR-PO-17-24 ...... Sun 13:00

Kang, Lin-Ju ..................................................................RR-PO-15-23 ..... Mon 12:15

Kangas, Heli ................................................................... SI-PO-20-06 ...... Sun 13:00

Kanuwana, Niranja ......................................................RR-PO-03-09 ...... Sun 12:15

Kanzaki, Hideto .............................................................RR-PO-07-10 ..... Mon 13:00

Kapreli, Eleni ..................................................................RR-PO-16-03 ..... Mon 12:15

Kapreli, Eleni ..................................................................RR-PO-16-03 ........ Sat 12:15

Karges, Joy .................................................................................. FS-06 ........ Sat 10:45

Karhail, Sandeep Kumar ............................................RR-PO-14-18 ........ Sat 13:00

Karihtala, Tiina ................................................................. RR-PL-3445 ..... Mon 13:45

Karim, Rania ..................................................................RR-PO-13-16 ........ Sat 13:00

Karstens, Sven ...............................................................RR-PO-10-19 ..... Mon 12:15

Karstens, Sven ............................................................ RR-PLR5-1945 ........ Sat 08:30

Karthikeyan, Priya ........................................................RR-PO-18-22 ...... Sun 13:00

Karunaratne, Ayodhya ...............................................RR-PO-05-18 ..... Mon 13:00

Kasahara, Satoshi .........................................................RR-PO-14-01 ...... Sun 12:15

Kasai, Rie ......................................................................RR-PO-20-16 ..... Mon 13:00

Kasai, Takayuki ..............................................................RR-PO-11-02 ........ Sat 13:00

Kasano, Yuko ................................................................RR-PO-06-03 ..... Mon 12:15

Katano, Satoshi .............................................................RR-PO-01-03 ...... Sun 12:15

Kato, Tsuyuki .................................................................RR-PO-06-24 ...... Sun 13:00

Kawai, Kenta .................................................................RR-PO-22-05 ........ Sat 12:15

Kawaida, Yutaka ...........................................................RR-PO-13-17 ...... Sun 12:15

Kawamura, Hirobumi ..................................................RR-PO-04-14 ........ Sat 13:00

Kawchuk, Greg .................................................................. RR-PL-790 ........ Sat 08:30

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Lamb, Sallie ............................................................. RR-PLSoA-3726 ........ Sat 10:45

Lamb, Sallie ..................................................................... RR-PL-2035 ........ Sat 13:45

Lamotte, Michel ............................................................. SI-PO-01-08 ........ Sat 13:00

Land, Helen ..................................................................RR-PO-11-19 ...... Sun 12:15

Landel, Rob ..................................................................RR-PO-11-02 ...... Sun 13:00

Landén Ludvigsson, Maria ....................................... RR-PLR5-781 ...... Sun 08:30

Langberg, Henning ................................................................... FS-25 ........ Sat 16:00

Lange, Elvira ...................................................................RR-PO-04-16 ..... Mon 13:00

Langevin, Pierre ............................................................RR-PO-09-18 ...... Sun 13:00

Langevin, Pierre ............................................................RR-PO-09-21 ...... Sun 12:15

Langhammer, Birgitta .................................................. RR-PL-3569 ..... Mon 15:45

Langhammer, Birgitta ................................................RR-PO-99-14 ..... Mon 13:00

Lanza, Fernanda Cordoba ........................................... RR-PL-1634 ...... Sun 13:45

Lanza, Fernanda Cordoba .......................................... SI-PO-05-06 ........ Sat 13:00

Larin, Helene ...................................................................... RR-PL-997 ..... Mon 10:45

Larsen, Lars Henrik ......................................................RR-PO-11-08 ...... Sun 13:00

Lascurain Aguirrebeña, Ion ......................................RR-PO-11-13 ..... Mon 12:15

Lasner, Andrea ............................................................... SI-PO-22-10 ..... Mon 13:00

Lau, Polly Mo Yee .......................................................... SI-PO-19-20 ...... Sun 13:00

Lauridsen, Hanne Bloch .............................................RR-PO-15-08 ...... Sun 13:00

Lauruschkus, Katarina ................................................RR-PO-17-07 ........ Sat 12:15

Lavelle, Grace ................................................................RR-PO-05-04 ..... Mon 13:00

Lavelle, Grace .................................................................. RR-PL-4030 ..... Mon 15:45

Lawal, Isa Usman ............................................................ RR-PL-4002 ..... Mon 15:45

Laxaback, Gerd .............................................................. SI-PO-05-15 ...... Sun 12:15

Lazaro, Rolando ............................................................. SI-PO-19-04 ...... Sun 13:00

Lazaro, Rolando ............................................................RR-PO-21-04 ........ Sat 13:00

Leal Junior, Ernesto ................................................................... FS-08 ........ Sat 13:45

Leaver, Andrew ............................................................... RR-PL-1953 ..... Mon 10:45

Leaver, Andrew ............................................................... RR-PL-3193 ........ Sat 16:00

Leddington Wright, Sheila ........................................RR-PO-05-03 ........ Sat 12:15

Lee, Hansuk ..................................................................RR-PO-05-17 ..... Mon 12:15

Lee, Hwang Jae .............................................................RR-PO-99-17 ........ Sat 12:15

Lee, Jae Hyoung ...........................................................RR-PO-04-08 ........ Sat 13:00

Lee, Kyeongbong .........................................................RR-PO-10-18 ........ Sat 13:00

Lee, Min Soo .................................................................RR-PO-09-10 ..... Mon 13:00

Lee, Myoung-Hee .........................................................RR-PO-07-03 ...... Sun 12:15

Lee, Patricia ................................................................... SI-PLR5-2289 ..... Mon 08:30

Lee, Patricia ..................................................................... SI-PO-21-02 ...... Sun 13:00

Lee, Pei-Yun ..................................................................RR-PO-14-10 ..... Mon 13:00

Lee, Sangun .................................................................RR-PO-09-04 ..... Mon 13:00

Lee, Ya-Yun ..................................................................RR-PO-18-09 ........ Sat 12:15

Lees, Jessica .................................................................... SI-PO-05-15 ........ Sat 12:15

Lees, Jessica .................................................................... SI-PO-05-09 ...... Sun 12:15

Legge, Jennifer ............................................................... RR-PL-3454 ........ Sat 16:00

Lehtola, Vesa .................................................................RR-PO-10-03 ........ Sat 12:15

Lei, Weng-Hin ................................................................RR-PO-06-04 ...... Sun 13:00

Leitner, Monika .............................................................RR-PO-99-24 ..... Mon 13:00

Lennon, Sheila ........................................................... RR-PLR5-2842 ........ Sat 10:45

Leo, Yiru .......................................................................... SI-PL-2553 ..... Mon 10:45

Leong, Hio-Teng ...........................................................RR-PO-11-22 ..... Mon 13:00

Leoni, Diego ................................................................. SI-PLR5-2623 ..... Mon 10:45

Leppe, Jaime .................................................................RR-PO-99-34 ...... Sun 13:00

Leung, Joan ..................................................................RR-PO-12-03 ...... Sun 12:15

Levesque, Lenerdene .................................................. SI-PO-02-23 ...... Sun 12:15

Levin, Mindy F. ............................................................................ FS-24 ........ Sat 13:45

Levran, Igal ..................................................................... SI-PO-21-02 ........ Sat 13:00Lewis, George K ............................................................RR-PO-18-08 ...... Sun 13:00

Kofod, Linette Marie ...................................................... RR-PL-2970 ........ Sat 08:30

Koh, Grace ...................................................................RR-PO-19-04 ........ Sat 13:00

Koh, Hui An ..................................................................RR-PO-02-05 ..... Mon 12:15

Koh, Kenneth Wei Zhe .................................................... SI-PL-2761 ..... Mon 08:30

Koh, Pauline Pei Wen ................................................... SI-PO-21-02 ..... Mon 13:00

Kohut, Susan .................................................................RR-PO-02-24 ........ Sat 13:00

Kojima, Daisuke ............................................................RR-PO-21-09 ...... Sun 12:15

Kojima, Satoshi .............................................................RR-PO-04-06 ..... Mon 13:00

Kokko, Anne .................................................................RR-PO-08-12 ...... Sun 13:00

Kolobe, Hlapang A ................................................. RR-PLSoA-3707 ..... Mon 08:30

Kolt, Gregory S. ............................................................... RR-PL-2129 ..... Mon 08:30

Kono, Kenichi ................................................................RR-PO-14-11 ..... Mon 12:15

Koprowski Garcia, Mauricio ......................................RR-PO-01-02 ........ Sat 13:00

Koradia, Chintal ............................................................RR-PO-02-04 ...... Sun 13:00

Korakakis, Vasileios ......................................................RR-PO-09-23 ..... Mon 12:15

Korakakis, Vasileios ................................................ RR-PLSoA-2425 ........ Sat 10:45

Korakakis, Vasileios ........................................................ RR-PL-2438 ...... Sun 10:45

Korkie, Elzette ................................................................RR-PO-07-09 ..... Mon 12:15

Korkie, Elzette ................................................................RR-PO-22-04 ........ Sat 13:00

Korniloff, Katariina ......................................................... RR-PL-3732 ..... Mon 13:45

Korpi, Hilkka .................................................................... SI-PO-08-21 ..... Mon 12:15

Kota, Munetsugu ..........................................................RR-PO-15-18 ..... Mon 13:00

Kotani, Masaki ...............................................................RR-PO-06-09 ...... Sun 12:15

Koyama, Taro ................................................................RR-PO-21-18 ........ Sat 13:00

Kretschmann, Julia ....................................................... SI-PO-02-24 ..... Mon 13:00

Krishnappa Ramamoorthy, Rama Prabhu ...........RR-PO-13-07 ........ Sat 12:15

Krishnappa Ramamoorthy, Rama Prabhu ...........RR-PO-12-06 ........ Sat 13:00

Krishnappa Ramamoorthy, Rama Prabhu ........ RR-PLR5-3400 ........ Sat 10:45

Kruger, Jonathon ....................................................................... FS-01 ...... Sun 10:45

Kulju, Kati ......................................................................RR-PO-19-01 ...... Sun 12:15

Kumar, Pragya ................................................................. RR-PL-3421 ..... Mon 08:30

Kumar, Saravana .............................................................. SI-PL-2376 ...... Sun 08:30

Kumaran, Binoy ............................................................RR-PO-04-07 ..... Mon 12:15

Kumashiro, Koji .............................................................RR-PO-15-04 ...... Sun 13:00

Kuncewicz, Agnieszka ................................................RR-PO-11-24 ...... Sun 13:00

Kuno, Yuko ..................................................................RR-PO-22-18 ...... Sun 13:00

Kuo, Nai-Hua .................................................................RR-PO-11-05 ...... Sun 12:15

Kurobe, Yasushi ............................................................RR-PO-07-01 ........ Sat 12:15

Kuruma, Hironobu .......................................................RR-PO-11-07 ........ Sat 12:15

Kurunsaari, Merja .........................................................RR-PO-19-14 ...... Sun 13:00

Kuwan, Gigi ............................................................................... DP-01 ...... Sun 08:30

Kvale, Alice ................................................................. RR-PLR5-1516 ..... Mon 10:45

Kwakkel, Gert ............................................................................... FS-23 ...... Sun 16:00

Kwok, Kelvin Man Leung ...........................................RR-PO-11-20 ..... Mon 13:00

Kwong, Patrick Wai Hang ..........................................RR-PO-99-06 ...... Sun 13:00

Kyousuke, Goto ............................................................RR-PO-20-15 ..... Mon 12:15

Laakso, Liisa .................................................................... SI-PO-03-17 ...... Sun 12:15

Laakso, Liisa ................................................................................. FS-08 ........ Sat 13:45

Lai, Guan-Fan .................................................................RR-PO-07-08 ........ Sat 13:00

Laliberté, Maude ..........................................................RR-PO-18-19 ..... Mon 12:15

Laliberté, Maude ..........................................................RR-PO-19-12 ..... Mon 13:00

Laliberté, Maude ....................................................... RR-PLR5-1537 ........ Sat 08:30

Laliberté, Maude ............................................................ RR-PL-1026 ...... Sun 08:30

Lam, Freddy Man Hin .................................................RR-PO-13-16 ..... Mon 13:00

Lam, Freddy Man Hin .............................................. RR-PLR5-1312 ........ Sat 10:45

Lam, Tania ..................................................................... RR-PL-1205 ........ Sat 13:45

Lamb, Sallie ...................................................................RR-PO-20-01 ..... Mon 12:15

Lamb, Sallie ................................................................................. FS-05 ........ Sat 08:30

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Luder, Gere ...................................................................RR-PO-20-10 ........ Sat 13:00

Ludwik, Cheryl ........................................................... RR-PLR5-1553 ..... Mon 15:45

Lue, YI-Jing ....................................................................RR-PO-18-03 ...... Sun 12:15

Luginbuehl, Helena .....................................................RR-PO-99-21 ........ Sat 12:15

Luginbuehl, Helena ....................................................... RR-PL-1190 ........ Sat 08:30

Lugue, Anna Margarita ................................................ RR-PL-2244 ..... Mon 13:45

Lui, Donald ..................................................................... RR-PL-1854 ...... Sun 13:45

Luk, Ka Yan ...................................................................RR-PO-07-21 ........ Sat 12:15

Luomajoki, Hannu .......................................................RR-PO-16-02 ...... Sun 13:00

Luomajoki, Hannu .......................................................RR-PO-16-12 ..... Mon 13:00

Luomajoki, Hannu .......................................................RR-PO-16-11 ..... Mon 12:15

Luomajoki, Hannu .......................................................RR-PO-10-17 ........ Sat 12:15

Luomajoki, Hannu ......................................................... RR-PL-3774 ........ Sat 08:30

Luomajoki, Hannu .......................................................RR-PO-10-23 ...... Sun 12:15

Lyders Johansen, Katrine ..........................................RR-PO-16-09 ........ Sat 12:15

Lyell, Miranda ................................................................RR-PO-09-06 ..... Mon 13:00

Lynch, Deirdre ...............................................................RR-PO-19-05 ..... Mon 12:15

Maart, Soraya .................................................................RR-PO-03-13 ........ Sat 12:15

Maas, Marjo ..................................................................RR-PO-20-03 ...... Sun 12:15

MacDermid, Joy ........................................................................... SG-4 ...... Sun 16:00

MacRae, Sian .................................................................RR-PO-10-15 ........ Sat 12:15

MacRae, Sian .................................................................RR-PO-10-09 ...... Sun 12:15

Madi, Zahir .................................................................... SI-PO-03-06 ...... Sun 13:00

Madokoro, Kazuya .......................................................RR-PO-11-18 ..... Mon 13:00

Madokoro, Sachiko ......................................................RR-PO-04-17 ...... Sun 12:15

Maeda, Takaya ..............................................................RR-PO-03-23 ...... Sun 12:15

Magia, Fagun ................................................................. SI-PO-21-12 ..... Mon 13:00

Magnussen, Hege Johanne ....................................... SI-PO-20-21 ........ Sat 12:15

Maher, Carol ............................................................................... FS-10 ........ Sat 10:45

Maher, Chris ................................................................................ FS-05 ........ Sat 08:30

Maher, Ruth .................................................................RR-PO-11-21 ..... Mon 12:15

Maher, Ruth .................................................................. SI-PO-08-04 ..... Mon 13:00

Mahfooza, Aishath .......................................................RR-PO-18-14 ........ Sat 13:00

Main, Eleanor ........................................................... RR-PLSoA-3719 ..... Mon 08:30

Main, Eleanor .................................................................. SI-PO-18-01 ..... Mon 12:15

Main, Eleanor ................................................................... RR-PL-3534 ..... Mon 15:45

Mairhofer, Ingeborg ....................................................RR-PO-05-13 ...... Sun 12:15

Maitland, Murray ........................................................... SI-PO-20-02 ...... Sun 13:00

Major-Helsloot, Mel .....................................................RR-PO-18-16 ..... Mon 13:00

Makabe, Hitoshi ............................................................RR-PO-06-14 ..... Mon 13:00

Maki, Dana ..................................................................... RR-PL-2652 ..... Mon 10:45

Maki, Dana ................................................................ RR-PLR5-2631 ..... Mon 15:45

Maki, Dana ..................................................................... RR-PL-2643 ...... Sun 10:45

Maki, Dana ..................................................................... RR-PL-2663 ...... Sun 10:45

Makino, Keitaro .............................................................RR-PO-13-12 ...... Sun 13:00

Makino, Keitaro .............................................................RR-PO-14-03 ..... Mon 12:15

Makizako, Hyuma ........................................................... RR-PL-1321 ...... Sun 16:00

Malaprade, Fabienne .................................................... RR-PL-2669 ...... Sun 16:00

Maleka, Morake Douglas ...........................................RR-PO-15-24 ...... Sun 13:00

Malliaras, Peter ............................................................................ FS-25 ........ Sat 16:00

Mallikarjunaiah, H S .....................................................RR-PO-22-17 ..... Mon 12:15Maltais, Desiree B. ...................................................................... FS-03 ........ Sat 16:00

Manabe, Katsuhiro ......................................................RR-PO-06-06 ..... Mon 13:00

Manaf, Haidzir ...............................................................RR-PO-22-23 ...... Sun 12:15

Manchola-Gonzalez, Jahn Dubery .........................RR-PO-16-10 ...... Sun 13:00

Mangyo, Rika ................................................................RR-PO-12-12 ...... Sun 13:00

Mani, Ramakrishnan ..................................................... RR-PL-3699 ..... Mon 10:45

Mani, Ramakrishnan ...................................................RR-PO-09-20 ..... Mon 13:00

Lewis, George K .............................................................. RR-PL-3819 ........ Sat 08:30

Lewis, Jeremy .............................................................................. FS-22 ..... Mon 15:45

Li, Guo-Sheng ................................................................RR-PO-99-10 ........ Sat 13:00

Li, Kui ..........................................................................RR-PO-99-18 ...... Sun 13:00

Li, Ping-Ju .....................................................................RR-PO-11-14 ..... Mon 13:00

Li, Xin ..........................................................................RR-PO-09-01 ...... Sun 12:15

Liang, Kelly ....................................................................RR-PO-14-03 ...... Sun 12:15

Liang, Yu-Pin .................................................................... RR-PL-3439 ...... Sun 13:45

Liao, Lin-Rong ......................................................... RR-PLSoA-1753 ...... Sun 10:45

Liao, Yu-Ting .................................................................... RR-PL-2447 ...... Sun 10:45

Liebert, Ann ..................................................................RR-PO-09-09 ..... Mon 12:15

Lieb-Lundell, Cornelia ................................................. SI-PO-12-05 ..... Mon 12:15

Light, Kathye ..................................................................RR-PO-99-05 ...... Sun 12:15

Lim, Ei Ping Audrey ...................................................... SI-PO-02-17 ...... Sun 12:15

Lim, Junhong .................................................................. RR-PL-1653 ..... Mon 10:45

Lim, Vivian ......................................................................... HOWTO-3 ..... Mon 15:45

Lim, Wendy Hsin Wei ..................................................RR-PO-06-23 ........ Sat 12:15

Limbäck Svensson, Gunilla .......................................RR-PO-11-09 ...... Sun 12:15

Lin, Cheng-Feng ...........................................................RR-PO-11-09 ........ Sat 12:15

Lin, Ching Yu .................................................................RR-PO-17-11 ........ Sat 12:15

Lin, Fang-Yu ..................................................................RR-PO-22-06 ..... Mon 13:00

Lin, Hung-Yen ...............................................................RR-PO-16-04 ...... Sun 13:00

Lin, Kwan-Hwa ..............................................................RR-PO-18-11 ...... Sun 12:15

Lin, Min-Ping ..................................................................RR-PO-21-10 ...... Sun 13:00

Lin, Min-Ping ..................................................................RR-PO-07-16 ........ Sat 13:00

Lin, Pay-Shin ..................................................................RR-PO-14-13 ........ Sat 12:15

Lin, Sang-I .....................................................................RR-PO-13-08 ........ Sat 13:00

Lin, Shih-Feng ...............................................................RR-PO-16-04 ..... Mon 13:00

Lin, Suh-Jen ...................................................................RR-PO-01-15 ..... Mon 12:15

Linberg, Berit Hagemoen ............................................ RR-PL-2067 ........ Sat 13:45

Lindberg, Kajsa .............................................................RR-PO-09-10 ...... Sun 13:00

Lindsay, Cameron .......................................................... RR-PL-1524 ........ Sat 16:00

Lindsay, Cameron ......................................................... SI-PO-20-01 ...... Sun 12:15

Lindström, Maria ............................................................ RR-PL-3294 ........ Sat 10:45

Ling, Hsuan ..................................................................RR-PO-12-19 ........ Sat 12:15

Lipardo, Donald ......................................................... RR-PLR5-2204 ........ Sat 16:00

Lippolis, Graziella .................................................................. WCPT-5 ...... Sun 13:45

Lippolis, Graziella .......................................................... SI-PO-05-18 ........ Sat 13:00

Littbrand, Håkan ............................................................. RR-PL-2464 ...... Sun 16:00

Littbrand, Håkan ............................................................. RR-PL-3495 ..... Mon 13:45

Liu, Chen-Chih ..............................................................RR-PO-04-01 ..... Mon 12:15

Liu, Chun Long ..............................................................RR-PO-09-13 ...... Sun 12:15

Liu, Fang Chi ..................................................................RR-PO-17-13 ..... Mon 12:15

Liu, Hao ......................................................................RR-PO-99-05 ..... Mon 12:15

Liu, Yan Ci .....................................................................RR-PO-99-06 ..... Mon 13:00

Logeswary, Krisnan .....................................................RR-PO-12-09 ..... Mon 12:15

Loh, Wei Bing .................................................................. RR-PL-3478 ..... Mon 13:45

Lomi, Constantina ........................................................RR-PO-03-12 ..... Mon 13:00

Lopes, António M F ...................................................... SI-PO-18-21 ........ Sat 12:15

Lor, Leon .....................................................................RR-PO-16-08 ...... Sun 13:00Lostelius Vikman, Petra ..............................................RR-PO-17-03 ........ Sat 12:15

Louie, Julie .................................................................... RR-PLR5-531 ........ Sat 10:45

Loureiro, Ana Paula Cunha .......................................RR-PO-99-08 ...... Sun 13:00

Lourenço, Mariana ......................................................... RR-PL-3192 ...... Sun 08:30

Lovegrove, Julie Caroline ..........................................RR-PO-12-07 ..... Mon 12:15

Low, Ai Ying ..................................................................RR-PO-20-18 ...... Sun 13:00

Loy, Fong Ling ..............................................................RR-PO-20-21 ..... Mon 12:15

Luder, Gere ...................................................................RR-PO-20-08 ...... Sun 13:00

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Meisingset, Ingebrigt .................................................... RR-PL-3742 ..... Mon 10:45

Meisingset, Ingebrigt ..................................................RR-PO-11-12 ...... Sun 13:00

Mena Iturriaga, Maria Jesus ......................................RR-PO-99-31 ...... Sun 12:15

Mendoza, Kristofferson ........................................... RR-PLR5-3139 ...... Sun 13:45

Mendoza, Kristofferson ............................................... SI-PO-99-21 ..... Mon 12:15

Meneses-Echávez, Jose ..............................................RR-PO-14-21 ........ Sat 12:15

Menezes Costa, Luciola Da Cunha .........................RR-PO-10-24 ...... Sun 13:00

Mesure, Serge ................................................................RR-PO-99-17 ...... Sun 12:15

Methajarunon, Pichanan ...........................................RR-PO-22-23 ..... Mon 12:15

Meyer, Sarah .............................................................. RR-PLR5-3171 ...... Sun 13:45

Meyer, Sarah ........................................................... RR-PLSoA-3154 ...... Sun 10:45

Michaleff, Zoe .......................................................... RR-PLSoA-1545 ........ Sat 10:45

Middleton, Karen ...................................................................... DP-02 ...... Sun 16:00

Miles, Cindy ...................................................................RR-PO-16-15 ..... Mon 12:15

Milios, Joanne Elizabeth .............................................. RR-PL-2492 ..... Mon 13:45

Miller, Carol ........................................................................ SI-PL-3236 ...... Sun 16:00

Miller, Marilyn E. ...........................................................RR-PO-19-18 ..... Mon 13:00

Miller, Marilyn E. ...........................................................RR-PO-10-15 ..... Mon 12:15

Millette, Dianne ............................................................. SI-PO-19-22 ...... Sun 13:00

Millette, Dianne ............................................................. SI-PO-19-21 ...... Sun 12:15

Mills, Narelle ................................................................... SI-PO-19-13 ..... Mon 12:15

Milne, Nikki ...................................................................... RR-PL-3510 ..... Mon 15:45

Milne, Nikki ....................................................................RR-PO-17-17 ........ Sat 12:15

Minamiarita, Kurumi ...................................................RR-PO-09-11 ...... Sun 12:15

Mitani, Yasuhiro ............................................................RR-PO-21-21 ...... Sun 12:15

Miura, Nodoka ...............................................................RR-PO-05-07 ...... Sun 12:15

Miwa, Makoto ...............................................................RR-PO-04-15 ..... Mon 12:15

Miyachi, Ryo ..................................................................RR-PO-04-20 ..... Mon 13:00

Miyamoto, Gisela Cristiane .......................................RR-PO-11-15 ...... Sun 12:15

Miyamoto, Hiroki ..........................................................RR-PO-06-01 ...... Sun 12:15

Miyamura, Daijiro .........................................................RR-PO-14-19 ..... Mon 12:15

Miyazawa, Hiroshi ........................................................RR-PO-07-04 ..... Mon 13:00

Mizukami, Masafumi ...................................................RR-PO-20-14 ...... Sun 13:00

Mizuno, Kosuke ............................................................RR-PO-06-16 ........ Sat 13:00

Mkoba, Egfrid Michael ................................................RR-PO-16-01 ........ Sat 12:15

M'Kumbuzi, Vyvienne ................................................... RR-PL-2056 ........ Sat 16:00

Moe, Siri .................................................................... RR-PLR5-2059 ........ Sat 08:30

Moghaddas, Diana ........................................................ RR-PL-3282 ..... Mon 08:30

Mohan Babu, R ..............................................................RR-PO-12-18 ........ Sat 13:00

Mohanty, Patitapaban ................................................RR-PO-10-16 ..... Mon 13:00

Mohd Said, Aisyah .......................................................RR-PO-13-17 ..... Mon 12:15

Moloney, Niamh ............................................................. RR-PL-3406 ..... Mon 10:45

Moloney, Niamh ......................................................................... FS-20 ........ Sat 08:30

Monaghan, Brenda ......................................................RR-PO-16-05 ..... Mon 12:15

Monaghan, Brenda ........................................................ RR-PL-1037 ..... Mon 13:45

Moore, Ann .................................................................. SI-PO-20-04 ...... Sun 13:00

Moore, Ann .................................................................RR-PO-10-23 ..... Mon 12:15

Moore, Ann ................................................................... RR-PL-2537 ........ Sat 08:30

Moore, Ann ...................................................................... HOWTO-4 ........ Sat 10:45

Moore, Ann .............................................................................. DP-07 ........ Sat 13:45

Moore, Elizabeth ........................................................... SI-PO-99-03 ........ Sat 12:15Moore, Justin .............................................................................. DP-04 ..... Mon 10:45

Moresi, Federica ...........................................................RR-PO-18-02 ........ Sat 13:00

Morgan, Prue .................................................................. RR-PL-1479 ...... Sun 16:00

Mori, Akiko ...................................................................RR-PO-08-09 ........ Sat 12:15

Mori, Kohei ...................................................................RR-PO-14-02 ........ Sat 13:00

Morino, Akira .................................................................RR-PO-01-01 ...... Sun 12:15

Morino, Saori .................................................................RR-PO-99-25 ...... Sun 12:15

Mani, Ramakrishnan ..................................................... RR-PL-1526 ........ Sat 08:30

Manns, Patricia ..............................................................RR-PO-02-21 ..... Mon 12:15

Manns, Patricia .................................................................. RR-PL-653 ........ Sat 16:00

Marcellis, Rik G.J. ............................................................ RR-PL-2104 ...... Sun 13:45

Marcellis, Rik G.J. ..........................................................RR-PO-19-19 ...... Sun 12:15

Maroun, Claude ............................................................RR-PO-19-18 ...... Sun 13:00

Marovino, Tiziano ............................................................ RR-PL-834 ........ Sat 08:30

Marquardt, Dana ............................................................ RR-PL-1222 ........ Sat 10:45

Marquardt, Dana ..........................................................RR-PO-06-07 ........ Sat 12:15

Martin, Bernadette .......................................................... SI-PL-3822 ...... Sun 10:45

Martinez, Flávia Gomes ..............................................RR-PO-09-19 ........ Sat 12:15

Martinez, Lucas .............................................................RR-PO-15-09 ..... Mon 12:15

Martins, Anabela Correia ............................................ SI-PO-14-05 ..... Mon 12:15

Martins, Anabela Correia ............................................ SI-PO-02-20 ........ Sat 13:00

Marttila, Katja ................................................................RR-PO-05-17 ...... Sun 12:15

Massé-Alarie, Hugo ....................................................... RR-PL-1257 ........ Sat 08:30

Mathye, Desmond ................................................. RR-PLSoA-3948 ..... Mon 08:30

Matsuda, Risa ................................................................RR-PO-20-18 ........ Sat 13:00

Matsukiyo, Ayumi ........................................................RR-PO-17-19 ...... Sun 12:15

Matsumoto, Daisuke ...................................................RR-PO-14-05 ...... Sun 12:15

Matsumoto, Hiromi .....................................................RR-PO-13-09 ..... Mon 12:15

Matsumoto, Yuji ...........................................................RR-PO-99-01 ..... Mon 12:15

Matsuura, Akihiro .........................................................RR-PO-99-07 ...... Sun 12:15

Matusmoto, Tomohiro ...............................................RR-PO-08-24 ........ Sat 13:00

Mbada, Chidozie ..........................................................RR-PO-18-24 ...... Sun 13:00

Mc Auliffe, Sean ............................................................RR-PO-09-02 ...... Sun 13:00

Mc Neill, Sheelagh ........................................................ SI-PO-15-16 ...... Sun 13:00

McCaskey, Michael A. .............................................. RR-PLR5-2843 ...... Sun 08:30

McClurg, Doreen ..........................................................RR-PO-99-23 ........ Sat 12:15

McClurg, Doreen ........................................................................ FS-09 ...... Sun 08:30

McCoy, Sarah Westcott ........................................... RR-PLR5-2712 ...... Sun 16:00

McCoy, Sarah Westcott ..............................................RR-PO-17-10 ........ Sat 13:00

McCrum, Carol .................................................................. SI-PL-2548 ..... Mon 08:30

McCrum, Carol ..............................................................RR-PO-18-08 ..... Mon 13:00

McDonnell, Michelle ..................................................... RR-PL-3325 ..... Mon 08:30

McDonnell, Michelle ................................................................. FS-23 ...... Sun 16:00

McDonnell, Susan ......................................................... SI-PO-18-17 ..... Mon 12:15

McGough, Ellen L. ..................................................... RR-PLR5-3417 ........ Sat 10:45

McGowan, Emer ...........................................................RR-PO-18-21 ..... Mon 12:15

McGowan, Emer ...........................................................RR-PO-20-02 ..... Mon 13:00

McGowan, Emer ........................................................ RR-PLR5-1277 ........ Sat 08:30

McGowan, Emer ..................................................... RR-PLSoA-2915 ........ Sat 16:00

Mclean, Sionnadh Mairi ............................................... RR-PL-2662 ..... Mon 10:45

Mclean, Sionnadh Mairi ............................................... RR-PL-1256 ..... Mon 10:45

McMeeken, Joan .............................................................. SI-PL-2749 ........ Sat 10:45

McPhail, Steven .............................................................. RR-PL-2822 ..... Mon 08:30

McPhail, Steven ......................................................... RR-PLR5-3415 ..... Mon 10:45

McPhail, Steven .............................................................. RR-PL-3424 ........ Sat 08:30McPhail, Steven .............................................................. RR-PL-3768 ........ Sat 08:30

McPhail, Steven ...................................................... RR-PLSoA-3291 ...... Sun 08:30

McPhail, Steven ............................................................RR-PO-12-15 ...... Sun 12:15

Meenakshi Sundaram, Vijaykumar .........................RR-PO-04-02 ...... Sun 13:00

Meerhoff, Guus .............................................................RR-PO-19-23 ..... Mon 12:15

Meerhoff, Guus .......................................................................... DP-11 ........ Sat 16:00

Meeus, Mira ..................................................................RR-PO-05-03 ..... Mon 12:15

Mehrholz, Jan .................................................................... RR-PL-800 ........ Sat 08:30

Mehta, Saurabh P. .......................................................... RR-PL-3114 ..... Mon 08:30

Mehta, Saurabh P. ....................................................... SI-PLR5-2362 ..... Mon 10:45

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Nakamura, Ryo ..............................................................RR-PO-14-08 ...... Sun 13:00

Nakamura, Takahito ....................................................RR-PO-07-02 ..... Mon 13:00

Nakano, Jiro ..................................................................RR-PO-18-05 ...... Sun 12:15

Nakanowatari, Tatsuya ...............................................RR-PO-14-24 ...... Sun 13:00

Nakayama, Shohei .......................................................RR-PO-11-17 ..... Mon 12:15

Nashruddin Kumar, Farha Nisha .............................RR-PO-16-24 ........ Sat 13:00

Nasr, Nasrin ...................................................................RR-PO-22-22 ........ Sat 13:00

Naterstad, Ingvill ..........................................................RR-PO-03-22 ...... Sun 13:00

Nayak, Neelam ..............................................................RR-PO-99-18 ..... Mon 13:00

Nejishima, Makoto .......................................................RR-PO-11-13 ...... Sun 12:15

Nel, May .....................................................................RR-PO-03-08 ........ Sat 13:00

Neumann, Patricia B ........................................................ SI-PL-3243 ...... Sun 08:30

Neville, Cynthia ............................................................... RR-PL-1540 ........ Sat 08:30

Newstead, Ann .............................................................RR-PO-12-10 ........ Sat 13:00

Newton, Roberta ..........................................................RR-PO-13-24 ........ Sat 13:00

Ng, Deng Peng ............................................................... SI-PO-19-06 ........ Sat 13:00

Ng, Gabriel ................................................................................ DP-01 ...... Sun 08:30

Ng, Li Whye Cindy ........................................................RR-PO-01-22 ...... Sun 13:00

Ng, Li Whye Cindy ........................................................RR-PO-01-23 ........ Sat 12:15

Ng, Tze Siong .................................................................RR-PO-11-07 ..... Mon 12:15

Ng, Yee Ling ..................................................................RR-PO-13-11 ..... Mon 12:15

Ngai, Shirley ..................................................................... RR-PL-1058 ...... Sun 13:45

Ngai, Shirley .................................................................... SI-PO-05-23 ........ Sat 12:15

Nguyen Huu, Florence ...............................................RR-PO-15-10 ...... Sun 13:00

Nielsen, Susanne Grøn ......................................... RR-PLSoA-1923 ..... Mon 10:45

Nijhuis - Van der Sanden, Maria W.G. ....................RR-PO-13-03 ..... Mon 12:15

Nijs, Jo .........................................................................RR-PO-11-04 ..... Mon 13:00

Nijs, Jo .........................................................................RR-PO-05-01 ..... Mon 12:15

Nijs, Jo ....................................................................................... FS-20 ........ Sat 08:30

Nikolajsen, Helene .......................................................RR-PO-19-06 ...... Sun 13:00

Nilsson-Wikmar, Lena .................................................RR-PO-21-11 ..... Mon 12:15

Nilsson-Wikmar, Lena .................................................RR-PO-18-07 ........ Sat 12:15

Niranjan, GV ..................................................................RR-PO-19-11 ...... Sun 12:15

Nirmal, Kalyani C ..........................................................RR-PO-17-17 ...... Sun 12:15

Nishi, Tomohiro ............................................................RR-PO-10-20 ..... Mon 13:00

Nishikawa, Masashi .....................................................RR-PO-04-13 ..... Mon 12:15

Nishimori, Takashi ........................................................RR-PO-13-03 ...... Sun 12:15

Nishio, Masaki ...............................................................RR-PO-22-24 ........ Sat 13:00

Nishiyama, Chisa ..........................................................RR-PO-05-16 ........ Sat 13:00

Nitzan, Tal ...................................................................... SI-PO-21-01 ........ Sat 12:15

Nnaji, Raluchukwu .......................................................RR-PO-12-13 ..... Mon 12:15

Noguchi, Masahiro ......................................................RR-PO-19-03 ........ Sat 12:15

Noguchi, Shinichi .........................................................RR-PO-06-22 ........ Sat 13:00

Nolan, Katie .................................................................... SI-PO-17-15 ........ Sat 12:15

Nomura, Masato ...........................................................RR-PO-21-06 ...... Sun 13:00

Nomura, Takuo .............................................................RR-PO-12-11 ...... Sun 12:15

Nordin, Åsa ...................................................................RR-PO-99-12 ..... Mon 13:00

Nordmark, Eva ................................................................ SI-PO-05-15 ..... Mon 12:15

Norris, Meriel .................................................................RR-PO-19-24 ........ Sat 13:00

Ntoumenopoulos, George ......................................... SI-PO-01-24 ..... Mon 13:00

Ntsiea, Mokgobadibe Veronica ............................ RR-PLR5-2014 ...... Sun 13:45

Ntsiea, Mokgobadibe Veronica ......................... RR-PLSoA-1803 ...... Sun 10:45

Nuysink, Jacqueline ................................................. RR-PLR5-2685 ...... Sun 16:00

Nuysink, Jacqueline ....................................................RR-PO-17-09 ........ Sat 12:15

O' Keeffe, Orla .................................................................... RR-PL-385 ........ Sat 08:30

O Mir, Marie ...................................................................RR-PO-16-18 ...... Sun 13:00

O Mir, Marie .................................................................... SI-PO-17-01 ..... Mon 12:15

O Mir, Marie ..................................................................... RR-PL-1252 ...... Sun 10:45

Morisawa, Tomoyuki ...................................................RR-PO-01-19 ........ Sat 12:15

Morishita, Katsuyuki ....................................................RR-PO-04-05 ..... Mon 12:15

Morita, Masaharu .........................................................RR-PO-04-23 ..... Mon 12:15

Morita, Miho .................................................................RR-PO-21-15 ..... Mon 12:15

Morita, Wataru ........................................................... RR-PLR5-1699 ..... Mon 13:45

Moriyama, Hideki .........................................................RR-PO-21-07 ...... Sun 12:15

Moriyama, Nobuaki .................................................... SI-PLR5-2944 ...... Sun 10:45

Morris, Jane ............................................................. RR-PLSoA-3164 ........ Sat 16:00

Morrissey, Dylan ......................................................................... FS-25 ........ Sat 16:00

Mörsäri, Anniina Tuulikki ............................................ SI-PO-02-06 ........ Sat 13:00

Morvan, Catherine ........................................................ SI-PO-03-14 ..... Mon 13:00

Morvan, Catherine ........................................................ SI-PO-16-17 ...... Sun 12:15

Mosa, Ahmed ............................................................... SI-PO-03-07 ..... Mon 12:15

Moseley, Anne ..............................................................RR-PO-20-06 ..... Mon 13:00

Moseley, G. Lorimer ................................................................... FS-19 ..... Mon 08:30

Moses, Rachael .............................................................. SI-PO-02-14 ...... Sun 13:00

Moses, Rachael .............................................................. SI-PO-02-14 ........ Sat 13:00

Moses, Rachael .............................................................RR-PO-08-13 ...... Sun 12:15

Moshi, Haleluya ............................................................RR-PO-21-05 ...... Sun 12:15

Moss, Penny .................................................................RR-PO-02-20 ..... Mon 13:00

Moss, Penny ..................................................................... SI-PL-3014 ...... Sun 10:45

Mostamand, Javid ........................................................RR-PO-21-16 ........ Sat 13:00

Mostert-Wentzel, Karien ...................................... RR-PLSoA-3840 ........ Sat 16:00

Mota, Patricia ................................................................... RR-PL-1221 ........ Sat 08:30

Mothabeng, Joyce ..................................................................... FS-06 ........ Sat 10:45

Mothabeng, Joyce ........................................................ SI-PO-02-19 ........ Sat 12:15

Mottram, Sarah .............................................................RR-PO-21-17 ........ Sat 12:15

Moura da Silva, Patricia Mayara ..............................RR-PO-17-02 ...... Sun 13:00

Moura Junior, Luis Gonzaga .....................................RR-PO-12-24 ...... Sun 13:00

Moura Junior, Luis Gonzaga .....................................RR-PO-13-01 ..... Mon 12:15

Mtshali, Siphesihle .......................................................RR-PO-22-08 ...... Sun 13:00

Mudzi, Witness ........................................................... RR-PLSoA-944 ...... Sun 10:45

Mueller, Janice ............................................................................ FS-14 ........ Sat 13:45

Mueller-Winkler, Birgit ................................................... SI-PL-2566 ........ Sat 10:45

Mulligan, Hilda ............................................................................ FS-16 ...... Sun 13:45

Mulligan, Hilda ..............................................................RR-PO-08-19 ........ Sat 12:15

Mulligan, Hilda ............................................................................. SG-7 ........ Sat 13:45

Muroi, Daisuke ..............................................................RR-PO-22-21 ........ Sat 12:15

Murphy, Sue .................................................................. SI-PO-02-08 ...... Sun 13:00

Murphy, Sue .................................................................. SI-PO-02-08 ..... Mon 13:00

Muruganantham, Balaganapathy ..........................RR-PO-19-15 ..... Mon 12:15

Muruganantham, Balaganapathy ..........................RR-PO-12-22 ..... Mon 13:00

Muto, Tomonori ...........................................................RR-PO-15-10 ........ Sat 13:00

Myers, Brenda ............................................................................ DP-09 ..... Mon 08:30

Nadarajah, Mohanasuntharaam .............................RR-PO-99-03 ..... Mon 12:15

Nagano, Tomohiko ......................................................RR-PO-22-21 ..... Mon 12:15

Nagasawa, Kayoko .......................................................RR-PO-06-20 ........ Sat 13:00

Nagata, Hideki ...............................................................RR-PO-19-02 ........ Sat 13:00

Naghdi, Soofia ...............................................................RR-PO-04-01 ...... Sun 12:15

Naidoo, Nirmala ............................................................RR-PO-17-21 ........ Sat 12:15

Naik, Kina .....................................................................RR-PO-02-14 ..... Mon 13:00

Naito, Yoshinori ............................................................RR-PO-99-10 ...... Sun 13:00

Naitou, Kouichi .............................................................RR-PO-13-11 ...... Sun 12:15

Nakagawa, Naomi Kondo ........................................... SI-PO-19-04 ..... Mon 13:00

Nakajima, Masaharu ....................................................RR-PO-01-19 ...... Sun 12:15Nakamata, Emi ..............................................................RR-PO-99-16 ........ Sat 13:00

Nakamura, Ayana .........................................................RR-PO-04-04 ........ Sat 13:00

Nakamura, Keisuke ......................................................RR-PO-04-12 ..... Mon 13:00

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Osmotherly, Peter ........................................................RR-PO-11-12 ..... Mon 13:00

Osonoi, Sachie ..............................................................RR-PO-01-03 ........ Sat 12:15

Ostelo, Raymond W J G ................................................ RR-PL-2494 ........ Sat 16:00

O'Sullivan, Peter B ...................................................................... FS-17 ...... Sun 13:45

Otani, Takuya .................................................................RR-PO-06-18 ........ Sat 13:00

Otani, Yoshitaka ...........................................................RR-PO-22-20 ........ Sat 13:00

Otsuki, Reiko ..................................................................RR-PO-21-24 ..... Mon 13:00

Ouchi, Mifuka ................................................................RR-PO-99-27 ..... Mon 12:15

Oyake, Kazuaki ..............................................................RR-PO-04-16 ...... Sun 13:00

Oyewole, Olufemi Oyeleye .......................................RR-PO-22-10 ...... Sun 13:00

Page, Phil .................................................................................. DP-07 ........ Sat 13:45

Pairot de Fontenay, Benoit ......................................... RR-PL-2209 ........ Sat 10:45

Pakonen, Pirjo ................................................................ SI-PO-22-07 ...... Sun 12:15

Pal, Poonam .................................................................RR-PO-11-03 ...... Sun 12:15

Palad, Yves ...................................................................RR-PO-03-06 ..... Mon 13:00

Paleg, Ginny ..................................................................RR-PO-21-05 ..... Mon 12:15

Paleg, Ginny ................................................................................ FS-18 ..... Mon 13:45

Palma, Stuart .................................................................RR-PO-18-18 ..... Mon 13:00

Palmer, Shea .................................................................RR-PO-20-08 ..... Mon 13:00

Palmer, Shea ................................................................... RR-PL-1503 ........ Sat 13:45

Pang, Marco Y.C. ............................................................. RR-PL-1722 ........ Sat 16:00

Papa, Evan ....................................................................... SI-PL-1528 ...... Sun 08:30

Pappas, Evangelos ......................................................... RR-PL-2326 ........ Sat 13:45

Paramasivam Ramalingam, Karthikeyan ............... RR-PL-1894 ........ Sat 10:45

Park, Hye Kang ..............................................................RR-PO-06-22 ..... Mon 13:00

Park, Jinseong ...............................................................RR-PO-07-10 ........ Sat 13:00

Park, Sanseong .............................................................RR-PO-10-23 ........ Sat 12:15

Park, Sohyun .................................................................RR-PO-07-11 ........ Sat 12:15

Park, Yong-Deok ...........................................................RR-PO-99-04 ...... Sun 13:00

Parkes, Sally ...................................................................RR-PO-03-18 ...... Sun 13:00

Parkes, Sally ..................................................................... RR-PL-1725 ........ Sat 13:45

Parkinson, Stephanie ..................................................RR-PO-06-23 ..... Mon 12:15

Parreira, Patricia .............................................................. RR-PL-1749 ........ Sat 16:00

Parry, Selina ................................................................................. FS-15 ..... Mon 13:45

Parry, Sharon ................................................................... RR-PL-3311 ...... Sun 13:45

Partia, Riitta ....................................................................RR-PO-07-21 ..... Mon 12:15

Patel, Hitaxi ....................................................................RR-PO-03-11 ..... Mon 12:15

Patel, Jenita ....................................................................RR-PO-15-10 ..... Mon 13:00

Patki, Kshitija .................................................................RR-PO-17-08 ...... Sun 13:00

Patman, Shane ............................................................................ FS-11 ...... Sun 10:45

Paul, Lorna ..................................................................... SI-PO-20-17 ..... Mon 12:15

Pavlu, Dagmar ...............................................................RR-PO-04-17 ........ Sat 12:15

Pearce, Andrea .................................................................. SI-PL-2358 ...... Sun 13:45

Pedro, Luisa ...................................................................RR-PO-08-18 ........ Sat 13:00

Pefile, Ntsikelelo ...........................................................RR-PO-12-24 ........ Sat 13:00

Peiris, Casey ..................................................................... RR-PL-3310 ..... Mon 15:45

Peiris, Casey ............................................................. RR-PLSoA-3355 ........ Sat 10:45

Pender, Mary ................................................................RR-PO-18-24 ..... Mon 13:00

Pender, Mary ............................................................................... SG-1 ........ Sat 10:45

Peng, Yi Nian .................................................................RR-PO-04-06 ........ Sat 13:00

Peolsson, Anneli ............................................................... RR-PL-973 ...... Sun 16:00

Peolsson, Anneli ...........................................................RR-PO-11-03 ........ Sat 12:15

Peralta, Cheryl ...............................................................RR-PO-02-22 ...... Sun 13:00

Pereira, Luís Carlos .......................................................RR-PO-15-14 ...... Sun 13:00

Pereira, Luís Carlos .......................................................RR-PO-05-20 ..... Mon 13:00

Perera, Amara .................................................................. RR-PL-2118 ..... Mon 08:30

Perera, Amara ................................................................RR-PO-16-06 ..... Mon 13:00

Perry, Meredith .......................................................................... DP-03 ...... Sun 13:45

Obata, Kengo ...............................................................RR-PO-02-24 ...... Sun 13:00

Øberg, Gunn Kristin ........................................................ RR-PL-929 ...... Sun 08:30

Obokata, Yuki ................................................................RR-PO-10-18 ...... Sun 13:00

Ochi, Akira ....................................................................RR-PO-14-11 ...... Sun 12:15

Oddo, Carolyn ............................................................................. FS-14 ........ Sat 13:45

Odole, Adesola ..............................................................RR-PO-15-01 ..... Mon 12:15

Odunaiya, Nse ...............................................................RR-PO-12-10 ...... Sun 13:00

Ogata, Yuta ..................................................................RR-PO-10-20 ........ Sat 13:00

Ogawa, Akihiro .............................................................RR-PO-02-03 ..... Mon 12:15

Ogawa, Daisuke ............................................................RR-PO-09-13 ........ Sat 12:15

Ogihara, Hisayoshi .......................................................RR-PO-04-13 ........ Sat 12:15

Ogino, Tomoyuki .........................................................RR-PO-01-06 ..... Mon 13:00

Ogundele, Abiola Oladele .........................................RR-PO-10-01 ........ Sat 12:15

Oh, Duck-Won ............................................................... SI-PO-99-05 ........ Sat 12:15

Ohata, Koji ...................................................................... RR-PL-3795 ..... Mon 15:45

Ohoka, Tsuneo ..............................................................RR-PO-13-12 ........ Sat 13:00

Ohsugi, Hironori ...........................................................RR-PO-15-20 ...... Sun 13:00

Ohtsuka, Shoutaro .......................................................RR-PO-99-03 ...... Sun 12:15

Oishi, Atsushi .................................................................RR-PO-10-03 ...... Sun 12:15

Okada, Keisuke ..............................................................RR-PO-18-14 ...... Sun 13:00

Okafor, Udoka Chris ....................................................RR-PO-22-06 ...... Sun 13:00

Okafor, Udoka Chris ....................................................RR-PO-09-04 ........ Sat 13:00

Okamoto, Ryuji .............................................................RR-PO-21-20 ..... Mon 13:00

Okamoto, Takuya .........................................................RR-PO-15-08 ........ Sat 13:00

O'Keeffe, Mary ................................................................. RR-PL-3288 ..... Mon 10:45

O'Keeffe, Mary ................................................................. RR-PL-3266 ........ Sat 08:30

O'Keeffe, Mary ................................................................. RR-PL-3295 ...... Sun 10:45

Oki, Yutaro ....................................................................RR-PO-02-01 ..... Mon 12:15

Okumoto, Lawrence .................................................... SI-PO-05-17 ........ Sat 12:15

Olawale, Olajide ...........................................................RR-PO-99-12 ........ Sat 13:00

O'Leary, Helen ...............................................................RR-PO-20-12 ..... Mon 13:00

Oliveira, Leonardo Oliveira Pena .............................. RR-PL-2692 ..... Mon 08:30

Olsson, Christina ....................................................................... DP-03 ...... Sun 13:45

Olsson, Christina ..........................................................RR-PO-20-07 ........ Sat 12:15

Olsson, Christina ........................................................... SI-PO-03-22 ........ Sat 13:00

O'Mahony, Niall ............................................................. SI-PO-21-03 ..... Mon 12:15

O'Malley, Aisling ........................................................ RR-PLR5-2518 ..... Mon 15:45

Omar, Aisyah ................................................................RR-PO-02-03 ...... Sun 12:15

Omori, Takamasa .........................................................RR-PO-99-19 ...... Sun 12:15

O'Neill, Seth ....................................................................RR-PO-21-22 ...... Sun 13:00

O'Neill, Seth ....................................................................RR-PO-21-21 ........ Sat 12:15

Onishi, Tadasuke ..........................................................RR-PO-06-08 ........ Sat 13:00

Ono, Rei ......................................................................RR-PO-99-28 ...... Sun 13:00

Ono, Rei ......................................................................RR-PO-18-07 ..... Mon 12:15

Ono, Rei ......................................................................RR-PO-99-29 ...... Sun 12:15

Ono, Takeya .................................................................RR-PO-14-23 ........ Sat 12:15

Onodera, Moe ..............................................................RR-PO-06-13 ........ Sat 12:15

Oosting, Ellen ................................................................RR-PO-14-13 ...... Sun 12:15

Oosting, Ellen .................................................................. RR-PL-3936 ...... Sun 16:00

Oosting, Ellen .................................................................. RR-PL-3942 ..... Mon 08:30

Opara, Jozef ..................................................................RR-PO-99-02 ...... Sun 13:00

Opheim, Arve ................................................................. RR-PL-2578 ...... Sun 08:30

Opseth, Gro .................................................................... RR-PL-2333 ..... Mon 10:45

Orr, Robin ..................................................................... SI-PO-12-17 ..... Mon 12:15

Orr, Robin ...................................................................... RR-PL-1592 ........ Sat 16:00O'Shea, Noreen .............................................................. SI-PO-19-20 ..... Mon 13:00

O'Shea, Noreen .............................................................. SI-PO-02-13 ........ Sat 12:15

Osman, Leyla ................................................................. SI-PO-20-23 ........ Sat 12:15

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Rabey, Martin ................................................................RR-PO-10-16 ........ Sat 13:00

Radlinger, Lorenz .........................................................RR-PO-08-18 ...... Sun 13:00

Radlinger, Lorenz ............................................................. RR-PL-920 ........ Sat 10:45

Radlinger, Lorenz .......................................................... SI-PO-99-26 ........ Sat 13:00

Radlinger, Lorenz .......................................................... SI-PO-13-15 ...... Sun 12:15

Rahnama, Mahsa ..........................................................RR-PO-09-22 ...... Sun 13:00

Raigangar, Veena ........................................................... RR-PL-3018 ........ Sat 08:30

Raju, Rajan ................................................................................. DP-11 ........ Sat 16:00

Ramachandra, Preetha ...............................................RR-PO-99-29 ........ Sat 12:15

Ramaswamy, Bhanu ................................................................... SG-6 ..... Mon 08:30

Ramaswamy, Bhanu ......................................................... HOWTO-1 ...... Sun 13:45

Ramaswamy, Bhanu ..................................................... SI-PO-18-08 ........ Sat 13:00

Ramaswamy, Bhanu ...................................................... RR-PL-2452 ...... Sun 08:30

Ramdharry, Gita .............................................................. RR-PL-3723 ...... Sun 16:00

Ramírez Ramírez, Carolina ........................................RR-PO-04-08 ..... Mon 13:00

Ramírez-Vélez, Robinson ...........................................RR-PO-06-24 ..... Mon 13:00

Ramírez-Vélez, Robinson ...........................................RR-PO-20-04 ........ Sat 13:00

Ramírez-Vélez, Robinson ...........................................RR-PO-06-23 ...... Sun 12:15

Rasmussen Barr, Eva ...................................................RR-PO-10-06 ...... Sun 13:00

Rasmussen Barr, Eva ...................................................RR-PO-11-15 ........ Sat 12:15

Rasmussen Barr, Eva ...................................................RR-PO-10-07 ...... Sun 12:15

Rasouli, Omid ................................................................RR-PO-20-12 ........ Sat 13:00

Ratanpara, Vikas ...........................................................RR-PO-07-18 ..... Mon 13:00

Rau, Barbara ................................................................... SI-PO-05-10 ...... Sun 13:00

Rau, Barbara ................................................................... SI-PO-05-06 ..... Mon 13:00

Rau, Barbara ........................................................................... WCPT-3 ...... Sun 08:30

Rau, Man-Ping ...............................................................RR-PO-16-01 ..... Mon 12:15

Raustorp, Anders ..........................................................RR-PO-16-23 ..... Mon 12:15

Rebbeck, Trudy ............................................................... RR-PL-1259 ...... Sun 16:00

Reddy, Preshani ............................................................RR-PO-99-24 ...... Sun 13:00

Reed, Darren ................................................................ RR-PLR5-704 ..... Mon 13:45

Rehorst, Jorrit ................................................................. SI-PO-03-16 ..... Mon 13:00

Reid, Duncan ................................................................RR-PO-21-11 ........ Sat 12:15

Reid, Duncan ................................................................RR-PO-14-23 ...... Sun 12:15

Reid, Susan ...................................................................RR-PO-11-01 ..... Mon 12:15

Reid, Susan ................................................................ RR-PLR5-2729 ...... Sun 08:30

Remedios, Carol ............................................................RR-PO-14-17 ..... Mon 12:15

Remedios, Louisa .......................................................... SI-PO-08-17 ..... Mon 12:15

Remedios, Louisa .......................................................... SI-PO-08-15 ........ Sat 12:15

Remedios, Louisa ........................................................... RR-PL-3506 ........ Sat 13:45

Remedios, Louisa ........................................................ SI-PLR5-3574 ...... Sun 10:45

Remedios, Louisa .......................................................... SI-PO-08-09 ...... Sun 12:15

Renno, Ana ..................................................................RR-PO-04-02 ..... Mon 13:00

Resqueti, Vanessa ........................................................RR-PO-02-04 ........ Sat 13:00

Rhoda, Anthea ................................................................ RR-PL-3767 ..... Mon 15:45

Rhoda, Anthea ........................................................................... DP-08 ........ Sat 10:45

Rhon, Daniel .................................................................RR-PO-11-16 ..... Mon 13:00

Ribeiro, Daniel Cury ....................................................... RR-PL-2255 ..... Mon 08:30Ribeiro, Mariane Fernandes ......................................RR-PO-17-10 ..... Mon 13:00

Richards, Jim ............................................................... RR-PLR5-1276 ..... Mon 13:45

Richards, Jim .................................................................... RR-PL-1309 ........ Sat 13:45

Richards, Mark ............................................................................. FS-12 ..... Mon 08:30

Richardson, Barbara ..................................................... SI-PO-18-23 ..... Mon 12:15

Ridehalgh, Colette .......................................................RR-PO-10-05 ..... Mon 12:15

Ridehalgh, Colette .......................................................RR-PO-09-19 ...... Sun 12:15

Rimando, Christian Rey ..............................................RR-PO-22-07 ........ Sat 12:15

Ringby, Betina ................................................................ SI-PO-07-18 ...... Sun 13:00

Rinne, Marjo ................................................................... SI-PO-08-23 ...... Sun 12:15

Perry, Meredith ............................................................... RR-PL-2725 ..... Mon 10:45

Perry, Meredith ....................................................... RR-PLSoA-1588 ........ Sat 16:00

Persson, Anna ................................................................RR-PO-19-07 ..... Mon 12:15

Persson, Carina U ........................................................... RR-PL-1946 ........ Sat 16:00

Persson, Gerthi ..............................................................RR-PO-12-12 ..... Mon 13:00

Persson, Hanna C. ........................................................RR-PO-99-07 ..... Mon 12:15

Peterson, Gunnel .........................................................RR-PO-10-09 ........ Sat 12:15

Peterson, Gunnel .........................................................RR-PO-10-10 ........ Sat 13:00

Pétursdóttir, Unnur .............................................................. WCPT-1 ..... Mon 08:30

Pfalzer, Lucinda .............................................................. RR-PL-4063 ..... Mon 10:45

Pfalzer, Lucinda ............................................................RR-PO-14-23 ..... Mon 12:15

Phillips, Anna .................................................................RR-PO-08-07 ..... Mon 12:15

Pichonnaz, Claude ......................................................... RR-PL-2230 ..... Mon 08:30

Pichonnaz, Claude .......................................................RR-PO-12-01 ..... Mon 12:15

Pichonnaz, Claude .......................................................RR-PO-15-07 ...... Sun 12:15

Piemonte, Maria Elisa Pimentel ............................ RR-PLR5-2961 ........ Sat 10:45

Piemonte, Maria Elisa Pimentel ................................. RR-PL-2758 ........ Sat 16:00

Piemonte, Maria Elisa Pimentel ................................. RR-PL-2753 ...... Sun 08:30

Piemonte, Maria Elisa Pimentel ...............................RR-PO-99-08 ........ Sat 13:00

Piemonte, Maria Elisa Pimentel ................................. RR-PL-1738 ........ Sat 16:00

Piemonte, Maria Elisa Pimentel ...............................RR-PO-18-13 ...... Sun 12:15

Piirainen, Arja ................................................................RR-PO-03-15 ...... Sun 12:15

Pilusa, Sonti Imogene ................................................... RR-PL-1777 ..... Mon 15:45

Pimdee, Atipong ..........................................................RR-PO-20-19 ........ Sat 12:15

Pin, Alessandro .............................................................RR-PO-14-04 ...... Sun 13:00

Pin, Alessandro ............................................................... RR-PL-3091 ..... Mon 15:45

Pinheiro, Sarah Brandão ............................................RR-PO-18-15 ...... Sun 12:15

Pirompol, Prapawadee ...............................................RR-PO-02-06 ..... Mon 13:00

Pisters, Martijn F ...........................................................RR-PO-13-22 ........ Sat 13:00

Plani, Natascha ............................................................................ FS-11 ...... Sun 10:45

Pohl, Petra ................................................................. RR-PLR5-2220 ........ Sat 16:00

Pokhrel, Sunil ..................................................................... SI-PL-2939 ........ Sat 13:45

Pollard, Elicia .................................................................. SI-PO-08-14 ..... Mon 13:00

Pool, Jan ..................................................................................... SG-4 ...... Sun 16:00

Pope, Grahame .......................................................... RR-PLR5-2074 ..... Mon 08:30

Poquet, Nolwenn .......................................................... SI-PO-19-11 ........ Sat 12:15

Poquet, Nolwenn ........................................................... RR-PL-1829 ........ Sat 16:00

Porto, Jaqueline Mello ................................................RR-PO-13-21 ...... Sun 12:15

Potterton, Joanne ...................................................................... FS-16 ...... Sun 13:45

Pourkazemi, Fereshteh ................................................ RR-PL-3281 ..... Mon 13:45

Pourmomeny, Abbas Ali ............................................RR-PO-12-02 ........ Sat 13:00

Praveen, Jacob ..............................................................RR-PO-10-17 ..... Mon 12:15

Prieto Mondragon, Laura Del Pilar .........................RR-PO-22-08 ........ Sat 13:00

Probst, Michel .................................................................... HOWTO-1 ...... Sun 13:45

Probst, Michel ...............................................................RR-PO-07-22 ........ Sat 13:00

Prommik, Pärt ................................................................RR-PO-14-13 ..... Mon 12:15

Punnoose, Anuj ................................................................ RR-PL-561 ..... Mon 13:45

Pyöriä, Outi ..................................................................... SI-PO-02-23 ..... Mon 12:15Qi, Qi ..........................................................................RR-PO-09-12 ...... Sun 13:00

Quartey, Jonathan .................................................................... DP-12 ..... Mon 15:45

Quartey, Jonathan .......................................................RR-PO-03-11 ........ Sat 12:15

Quartey, Jonathan .......................................................RR-PO-17-09 ...... Sun 12:15

Quek, June .................................................................... SI-PO-20-15 ........ Sat 12:15

Quek, June .................................................................... SI-PO-20-14 ........ Sat 13:00

Quek, June ................................................................................ DP-05 ...... Sun 10:45

Quicke, Jonathan ........................................................... RR-PL-1291 ........ Sat 13:45

Quiroz Mora, Carlos Andres ......................................RR-PO-16-12 ...... Sun 13:00

Rabey, Martin .................................................................. RR-PL-1958 ........ Sat 08:30

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Salem, Yasser .................................................................. SI-PO-02-10 ........ Sat 13:00

Salem, Yasser .................................................................RR-PO-16-21 ........ Sat 12:15

Sallinen, Merja ................................................................... SI-PL-3532 ..... Mon 08:30

Sallinen, Merja ...............................................................RR-PO-19-24 ..... Mon 13:00

Salt, Emma .................................................................. RR-PLR5-954 ...... Sun 08:30

Samarasekera, Dujeepa .......................................................... DP-03 ...... Sun 13:45

Samson, Devasigamani ..............................................RR-PO-09-22 ..... Mon 13:00

Samsson, Karin Susanna ............................................RR-PO-15-15 ..... Mon 12:15

Sander, Antoinette .......................................................... SI-PL-2079 ..... Mon 10:45

Sandler, Carolina ..........................................................RR-PO-04-12 ...... Sun 13:00

Sandlund, Jonas ...........................................................RR-PO-07-07 ..... Mon 12:15

Sandlund, Marlene .................................................................... FS-16 ...... Sun 13:45

Sani, Diana ....................................................................RR-PO-01-07 ..... Mon 12:15

Santos, Gilmar ...............................................................RR-PO-16-14 ........ Sat 13:00

Santos Miotto de Amorim, Cinthia ........................RR-PO-15-16 ..... Mon 13:00

Saragiotto, Bruno .........................................................RR-PO-11-14 ...... Sun 13:00

Saravanan, Murugan ...................................................RR-PO-12-21 ...... Sun 12:15

Sasaki, Kosuke ...............................................................RR-PO-03-02 ..... Mon 13:00

Sato, Hiromichi .............................................................RR-PO-10-10 ...... Sun 13:00

Sato, Kenji ....................................................................... RR-PL-1216 ........ Sat 10:45

Sato, Yuta .....................................................................RR-PO-09-05 ..... Mon 12:15

Satou, Shin ...................................................................RR-PO-14-02 ...... Sun 13:00

Saw, Melissa Michelle ..................................................... RR-PL-853 ........ Sat 13:45

Scalise-Smith, Dale ..................................................................... SG-2 ..... Mon 10:45

Šcepanovic;, Darija ......................................................RR-PO-99-22 ........ Sat 13:00

Schäfer, Axel ...................................................................... RR-PL-992 ..... Mon 10:45

Schewitz, Jacqui ...........................................................RR-PO-01-01 ........ Sat 12:15

Schivinski, Camila ...................................................................... FS-04 ...... Sun 13:45

Schivinski, Camila ........................................................RR-PO-17-13 ...... Sun 12:15

Schmid, Annina B ............................................................. RR-PL-923 ...... Sun 08:30

Schmid, Stefan ................................................................ RR-PL-1565 ..... Mon 10:45

Schmitz, Christoph ......................................................RR-PO-15-13 ...... Sun 12:15

Schnabel, Stefanie .......................................................RR-PO-03-04 ...... Sun 13:00

Schneider, Sandra ........................................................RR-PO-21-06 ........ Sat 13:00

Schneider, Sandra ........................................................RR-PO-18-03 ........ Sat 12:15

Schoeb, Veronika ........................................................ SI-PLR5-1620 ..... Mon 08:30

Schoeb, Veronika ........................................................... RR-PL-3293 ..... Mon 10:45

Schram, Ben .................................................................RR-PO-22-04 ...... Sun 13:00

Schreiber, Joe ............................................................................... SG-7 ........ Sat 13:45

Schreiner, Benedicte ...................................................RR-PO-17-09 ..... Mon 12:15

Schujmann, Debora ....................................................RR-PO-03-04 ..... Mon 13:00

Schujmann, Debora ....................................................RR-PO-02-07 ...... Sun 12:15

Schuster-Amft, Corina ................................................RR-PO-99-20 ..... Mon 13:00

Schuster-Amft, Corina ................................................RR-PO-20-19 ...... Sun 12:15

Scopes, Judy .................................................................. SI-PO-15-18 ...... Sun 13:00

Scopes, Judy .................................................................. SI-PO-14-20 ..... Mon 13:00

Scopes, Judy .................................................................. SI-PO-21-01 ..... Mon 12:15

Scopes, Judy .................................................................RR-PO-15-17 ........ Sat 12:15

Scopes, Judy ................................................................ RR-PLR5-542 ...... Sun 10:45

Scott, Alex ................................................................................... FS-25 ........ Sat 16:00

Seeber, Gesine ................................................................ RR-PL-1150 ........ Sat 08:30

Seeger, Joost P.H. ........................................................... RR-PL-3776 ...... Sun 13:45

Seferiadis, Aris ...............................................................RR-PO-05-23 ..... Mon 12:15

Seidenspinner, Dietmar .............................................RR-PO-09-10 ........ Sat 13:00

Seidenspinner, Dietmar .............................................RR-PO-06-03 ...... Sun 12:15Sekikawa, Kiyokazu .....................................................RR-PO-03-03 ..... Mon 12:15

Seko, Toshiaki ................................................................RR-PO-15-21 ..... Mon 12:15

Selfe, James ....................................................................... RR-PL-801 ........ Sat 13:45

Rintala, Aki .....................................................................RR-PO-09-01 ..... Mon 12:15

Ritchie, Sarah .................................................................RR-PO-13-04 ..... Mon 13:00

Rivera, Julian Andres ...................................................RR-PO-01-15 ...... Sun 12:15

Roa, Sonia ....................................................................RR-PO-99-34 ........ Sat 13:00

Roberts, Lisa ..................................................................... RR-PL-3255 ...... Sun 13:45

Rochester, Lynn .......................................................................... FS-21 ..... Mon 13:45

Rockar, Paul ................................................................................ DP-02 ...... Sun 16:00

Rodby-Bousquet, Elisabet ....................................................... FS-18 ..... Mon 13:45

Rodrigues Machado, Maria Gloria ..........................RR-PO-16-14 ...... Sun 13:00

Rodrigues Machado, Maria Gloria ..........................RR-PO-01-20 ..... Mon 13:00

Rodrigues Machado, Maria Gloria ..........................RR-PO-01-19 ..... Mon 12:15

Rodrigues Machado, Maria Gloria ..........................RR-PO-01-21 ........ Sat 12:15

Rojas Serey, Ana Maria ............................................................. FS-06 ........ Sat 10:45

Romanowski, Mateusz Wojciech ............................RR-PO-20-10 ...... Sun 13:00

Romeiser Logan, Lynne .............................................RR-PO-17-24 ..... Mon 13:00

Ronzio, Oscar Ariel .......................................................RR-PO-03-24 ...... Sun 13:00

Ronzio, Oscar Ariel .......................................................RR-PO-04-16 ........ Sat 13:00

Ronzio, Oscar Ariel .......................................................RR-PO-04-11 ...... Sun 12:15

Roos, Ronel ...................................................................... RR-PL-696 ........ Sat 08:30

Roos, Ronel ................................................................. RR-PLR5-698 ........ Sat 13:45

Rovio, Sinikka ................................................................. SI-PO-02-18 ........ Sat 13:00

Rovner, Graciela ......................................................................... FS-07 ...... Sun 16:00

Rowland, Jennifer L ................................................................... FS-16 ...... Sun 13:45

Rowley, Deborah ............................................................ RR-PL-1003 ...... Sun 13:45

Roy, Jean-Sébastien .................................................................. FS-22 ..... Mon 15:45

Roy, Jean-Sébastien ....................................................RR-PO-16-14 ..... Mon 13:00

Rudolf, Marko ............................................................. RR-PLR5-1006 ..... Mon 10:45

Rumke, Matthijs ............................................................. SI-PO-18-24 ........ Sat 13:00

Rumke, Matthijs ............................................................. SI-PO-07-23 ........ Sat 12:15

Rupareliya, Disha .........................................................RR-PO-11-02 ..... Mon 13:00

Rushton, Alison ................................................................. SI-PL-1796 ..... Mon 10:45

Rushton, Alison ............................................................... RR-PL-1791 ..... Mon 15:45

Sá, César ..................................................................... RR-PLR5-446 ........ Sat 16:00

Saab, Ibtissam ................................................................ SI-PO-18-15 ........ Sat 12:15

Saban, Bernice ..............................................................RR-PO-09-14 ..... Mon 13:00

Saban, Bernice ........................................................... RR-PLR5-1028 ..... Mon 15:45

Sabbahi, Mohamed .....................................................RR-PO-10-11 ..... Mon 12:15

Sabbahi, Mohamed .....................................................RR-PO-10-08 ........ Sat 13:00

Sahay, Sahayog .............................................................RR-PO-06-05 ..... Mon 12:15

Saiki, Takeshi .................................................................RR-PO-09-07 ........ Sat 12:15

Saiki, Takeshi .................................................................RR-PO-14-08 ........ Sat 13:00

Saimon, Yoshiki ............................................................RR-PO-04-03 ...... Sun 12:15

Saito, Akira ....................................................................RR-PO-15-07 ........ Sat 12:15

Saito, Hiroshi ..................................................................RR-PO-06-19 ..... Mon 12:15

Saito, Isao ......................................................................RR-PO-15-05 ...... Sun 12:15

Saito, Makoto ................................................................RR-PO-12-18 ..... Mon 13:00

Saito, Takashi .................................................................RR-PO-15-22 ...... Sun 13:00

Sakai, Takahiro ..............................................................RR-PO-09-14 ........ Sat 13:00

Sakaki, Yoshinari ...........................................................RR-PO-11-24 ........ Sat 13:00Sakamoto, Asuka ..........................................................RR-PO-21-12 ........ Sat 13:00

Sakamoto, Makoto ......................................................RR-PO-06-05 ........ Sat 12:15

Sakamoto, Mayu ...........................................................RR-PO-06-11 ...... Sun 12:15

Sakitani, Naoyoshi .......................................................RR-PO-21-09 ..... Mon 12:15

Salbach, Nancy M. ........................................................RR-PO-05-19 ..... Mon 12:15

Salbach, Nancy M. ........................................................RR-PO-05-24 ........ Sat 13:00

Salbach, Nancy M. ........................................................RR-PO-99-21 ...... Sun 12:15

Salchinger, Beate .......................................................... SI-PO-12-01 ...... Sun 12:15

Salem, Yasser .................................................................RR-PO-09-02 ..... Mon 13:00

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Slade, Susan .................................................................... RR-PL-1739 ........ Sat 08:30

Slade, Susan ............................................................ RR-PLSoA-1914 ...... Sun 08:30

Slade, Susan .................................................................... RR-PL-1906 ........ Sat 16:00

Slater, Helen .................................................................. SI-PLR5-1987 ..... Mon 15:45

Sluka, Kathleen ........................................................................... FS-07 ...... Sun 16:00

Sluka, Kathleen ............................................................................ SG-3 ...... Sun 08:30

Smeets, Rob ............................................................................... FS-20 ........ Sat 08:30

Smith, Moira ..................................................................... RR-PL-673 ........ Sat 13:45

Smith, Nancy ................................................................RR-PO-13-05 ...... Sun 12:15

Smith, Rebecca .............................................................RR-PO-12-08 ..... Mon 13:00

Snodgrass, Suzanne J. ............................................. RR-PLR5-1862 ...... Sun 08:30

Snodgrass, Suzanne J. .................................................. RR-PL-1860 ...... Sun 10:45

So, Chun Lung ................................................................... SI-PL-3748 ..... Mon 08:30

So, Chun Lung ...............................................................RR-PO-12-24 ..... Mon 13:00

Soares, Wuber Jefferson de Souza .........................RR-PO-14-14 ..... Mon 13:00

Soberg, Helene L. ........................................................... RR-PL-3702 ..... Mon 08:30

Söderlund, Anne ........................................................................ FS-13 ...... Sun 16:00

Soh, Sze-Ee .................................................................... SI-PO-19-22 ........ Sat 13:00

Solanki, Ravi ....................................................................... RR-PL-795 ..... Mon 08:30

Sole, Gisela ...................................................................... RR-PL-2340 ...... Sun 08:30

Solomon, John M. ........................................................RR-PO-99-19 ........ Sat 12:15

Solomon, John M. ...................................................................... FS-24 ........ Sat 13:45

Solomon, Patty .............................................................RR-PO-13-04 ...... Sun 13:00

Solomon, Patty .......................................................................... DP-10 ........ Sat 08:30

Solomon, Patty .............................................................RR-PO-20-02 ........ Sat 13:00

Soon, Benjamin ................................................................. RR-PL-654 ...... Sun 08:30

Sorinola, Isaac O. ..........................................................RR-PO-99-11 ........ Sat 12:15

Sorinola, Isaac O. .............................................................. RR-PL-882 ...... Sun 08:30

Sørvoll, Marit .............................................................. RR-PLR5-1354 ...... Sun 16:00

Sota, Takeshi ..................................................................RR-PO-04-24 ..... Mon 13:00

Souto-Camba, Sonia ...................................................RR-PO-15-23 ........ Sat 12:15

Sowden, Gail .................................................................. SI-PO-18-05 ..... Mon 12:15

Spark, Taryn ..................................................................RR-PO-11-22 ........ Sat 13:00

Speksnijder, Caroline Margina .................................. RR-PL-4019 ..... Mon 10:45

Speksnijder, Caroline Margina .................................... SI-PL-4021 ...... Sun 10:45

Spitznagle, Tracy ......................................................................... SG-8 ...... Sun 10:45

Spoljar, Janez .................................................................RR-PO-21-05 ........ Sat 12:15

Srisoparb, Waroonnapa .............................................RR-PO-99-08 ..... Mon 13:00

Stahlhut, Michelle ........................................................RR-PO-16-10 ........ Sat 13:00

Stanton, Rosalyn ..........................................................RR-PO-22-22 ...... Sun 13:00

Stanton, Tasha R. .................................................... RR-PLSoA-2365 ........ Sat 10:45

Stanton, Tasha R. ....................................................... RR-PLR5-2369 ...... Sun 08:30

Steen Krawcyk, Rikke ..................................................RR-PO-16-03 ...... Sun 12:15

Steinberg-Henn, Flavia ............................................... SI-PO-19-18 ........ Sat 13:00

Stenlund, Tobias Carl ..................................................RR-PO-07-07 ........ Sat 12:15

Stensdotter, Ann-Katrin ............................................... RR-PL-2428 ..... Mon 10:45

Stensdotter, Ann-Katrin ............................................... RR-PL-2472 ..... Mon 13:45Stephenson, Rebecca .................................................RR-PO-99-28 ........ Sat 13:00

Sterling, Michele ............................................................ RR-PL-2696 ...... Sun 16:00

Sterling, Michele ..........................................................RR-PO-10-04 ..... Mon 13:00

Stewart, Aimée ........................................................................... DP-06 ..... Mon 13:45

Steyn, Linda ............................................................................... DP-07 ........ Sat 13:45

Stigmar, Kjerstin ............................................................ SI-PO-12-20 ........ Sat 13:00

Stigmar, Kjerstin ..................................................... RR-PLSoA-2301 ........ Sat 16:00

Stockert, Brad ................................................................RR-PO-08-03 ........ Sat 12:15

Stockert, Brad ................................................................RR-PO-07-21 ...... Sun 12:15

Stokes, Emma ............................................................................. FS-01 ...... Sun 10:45

Stone, Katharine ...........................................................RR-PO-12-05 ...... Sun 12:15

Selkowitz, David ............................................................. RR-PL-3783 ..... Mon 15:45

Selkowitz, David ...........................................................RR-PO-09-24 ........ Sat 13:00

Selvkumaran, Luxmi ....................................................RR-PO-18-06 ...... Sun 13:00

Seo, Kyung Min .............................................................RR-PO-21-24 ...... Sun 13:00

Setchell, Jenny ................................................................ RR-PL-2386 ........ Sat 16:00

Shah, Dipika ..................................................................RR-PO-17-18 ..... Mon 13:00

Shah, Sweni ..................................................................RR-PO-08-18 ..... Mon 13:00

Sharma, Saurab .............................................................RR-PO-09-09 ........ Sat 12:15

Sharp, Kathryn ............................................................... SI-PO-18-02 ..... Mon 13:00

Sharp, Kathryn ..............................................................RR-PO-18-01 ........ Sat 12:15

Shaterzadeh, Mohammad Jafar ..............................RR-PO-11-04 ...... Sun 13:00

Shayo, Mathew John ..................................................RR-PO-03-05 ..... Mon 12:15

Sheill, Grainne ...............................................................RR-PO-21-12 ...... Sun 13:00

Shen, Eunice .................................................................RR-PO-05-14 ...... Sun 13:00

Shen, Eunice .................................................................RR-PO-20-24 ........ Sat 13:00

Shen, Xia .....................................................................RR-PO-18-10 ...... Sun 13:00

Shendy, Wael ................................................................RR-PO-22-22 ..... Mon 13:00

Shendy, Wael ................................................................RR-PO-08-15 ...... Sun 12:15

Sheppard, Phillip S ....................................................... SI-PO-05-10 ..... Mon 13:00

Sherrington, Catherine ............................................... SI-PO-07-17 ..... Mon 12:15

Sherrington, Catherine ........................................... RR-PLR5-3691 ........ Sat 16:00

Shiba, Yoshitaka ...........................................................RR-PO-05-13 ........ Sat 12:15

Shibata, Eriko .................................................................RR-PO-07-15 ........ Sat 12:15

Shibata, Kazuyuki .........................................................RR-PO-09-17 ..... Mon 12:15

Shibu, Litty ..................................................................... SI-PO-03-04 ........ Sat 13:00

Shigeta, Kyo ..................................................................RR-PO-19-07 ...... Sun 12:15

Shijagurumayum Acharya, Ranjeeta .....................RR-PO-18-16 ...... Sun 13:00

Shijagurumayum Acharya, Ranjeeta .....................RR-PO-03-18 ..... Mon 13:00

Shimada, Noboru .........................................................RR-PO-15-06 ...... Sun 13:00

Shimatani, Koji ..............................................................RR-PO-17-14 ...... Sun 13:00

Shimatani, Koji ..............................................................RR-PO-17-15 ...... Sun 12:15

Shimizu, Issei .................................................................RR-PO-20-17 ...... Sun 12:15

Shimizu, Kotaro ............................................................RR-PO-14-03 ........ Sat 12:15

Shimizu, Natsuki ...........................................................RR-PO-99-13 ........ Sat 12:15

Shimoi, Toshinori ........................................................... RR-PL-3007 ...... Sun 16:00

Shimoi, Toshinori .......................................................... SI-PO-03-20 ...... Sun 13:00

Shinkoda, Koichi ...........................................................RR-PO-14-09 ..... Mon 12:15

Shinohara, Hiroshi .......................................................RR-PO-06-20 ...... Sun 13:00

Shiota, Kotomi ..............................................................RR-PO-14-12 ..... Mon 13:00

Shridhar, Uma ................................................................ SI-PO-07-18 ........ Sat 13:00

Shum-a-Pai, Wareerat .................................................RR-PO-06-18 ...... Sun 13:00

Shumba, Tonderai .......................................................RR-PO-18-17 ........ Sat 12:15

Signal, Nada ............................................................... RR-PLR5-2695 ...... Sun 13:45

Silva, Yasmin .................................................................... RR-PL-3326 ........ Sat 08:30

Simmonds, Jane ...........................................................RR-PO-20-13 ..... Mon 12:15

Simmonds, Jane ............................................................ SI-PO-18-04 ..... Mon 13:00

Singh, Devinder K A ....................................................RR-PO-07-08 ..... Mon 13:00

Singh, Devinder K A ....................................................RR-PO-14-07 ...... Sun 12:15

Singh, Devinder K A ....................................................RR-PO-14-04 ........ Sat 13:00

Singh, Sonia ..................................................................RR-PO-13-15 ..... Mon 12:15

Sisodia, Vaishali ............................................................RR-PO-22-03 ..... Mon 12:15

Sjögren, Tuulikki ...........................................................RR-PO-12-23 ..... Mon 12:15

Sjögren, Tuulikki ............................................................. RR-PL-3629 ..... Mon 15:45

Skelton, Peter ......................................................................... WCPT-3 ...... Sun 08:30

Skinner, Margot .......................................................................... FS-13 ...... Sun 16:00

Skjaerven, Liv Helvik .................................................... SI-PO-07-16 ...... Sun 13:00

Skjaerven, Liv Helvik .................................................................. SG-5 ..... Mon 13:45

Sklenarikova, Jana ........................................................ SI-PO-05-07 ..... Mon 12:15

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Tan, Wei-Ming John ....................................................RR-PO-15-11 ...... Sun 12:15

Tanabe, Yasumasa .......................................................RR-PO-06-08 ...... Sun 13:00

Tanaka, Hisato ...............................................................RR-PO-05-07 ........ Sat 12:15

Tanaka, Naoki ................................................................RR-PO-06-09 ..... Mon 12:15

Tang, Xin .....................................................................RR-PO-02-16 ..... Mon 13:00

Taniguchi, Keigo ...........................................................RR-PO-04-21 ..... Mon 12:15

Tanino, Yoshitsugu ......................................................RR-PO-09-11 ........ Sat 12:15

Tasaka, Atsushi ..............................................................RR-PO-04-19 ...... Sun 12:15

Taukobong, Nomathemba Patricia ........................RR-PO-05-16 ..... Mon 13:00

Taukobong, Nomathemba Patricia ........................RR-PO-05-21 ........ Sat 12:15

Tawa, Nassib .................................................................RR-PO-10-04 ........ Sat 13:00

Tay, Mary Ann ...............................................................RR-PO-13-03 ........ Sat 12:15

Taylor, Denise ................................................................. SI-PO-20-19 ..... Mon 12:15

Taylor, Denise .................................................................. RR-PL-2787 ...... Sun 08:30

Taylor, Nicholas F. ....................................................................... SG-2 ..... Mon 10:45

Taylor, Nicholas F. .......................................................... RR-PL-3307 ..... Mon 13:45

Taylor, Nicholas F. ...................................................................... FS-03 ........ Sat 16:00

Tedesco Triccas, Lisa ..................................................... RR-PL-2899 ..... Mon 15:45

ten Hove, Ruth .................................................................. SI-PL-2475 ..... Mon 13:45

Tengman, Eva ................................................................. RR-PL-1530 ..... Mon 13:45

Tengman, Eva ................................................................. RR-PL-1240 ........ Sat 10:45

Teo, Seow Yee ................................................................ SI-PO-10-01 ...... Sun 12:15

Teo, Sock Hui Joy .........................................................RR-PO-05-09 ..... Mon 12:15

Teo, Sock Hui Joy .......................................................... SI-PO-19-09 ........ Sat 12:15

Tettamanti, Andrea .....................................................RR-PO-06-10 ...... Sun 13:00

Tettamanti, Andrea .....................................................RR-PO-15-11 ..... Mon 12:15

Tezuka, Yusuke .............................................................RR-PO-03-12 ........ Sat 13:00

Thacker, Michael ........................................................................ FS-19 ..... Mon 08:30

Thackray, Debbie ........................................................... RR-PL-1372 ...... Sun 10:45

Thackray, Debbie .........................................................RR-PO-01-17 ...... Sun 12:15

Thanawat, Thanakorn .................................................RR-PO-12-21 ........ Sat 12:15

Thelandersson, Anneli ................................................RR-PO-12-06 ..... Mon 13:00

Thieme, Holm ...............................................................RR-PO-18-06 ..... Mon 13:00

Thomas, Amanda Jane ...............................................RR-PO-03-01 ..... Mon 12:15

Thomas, Amanda Jane ......................................... RR-PLSoA-1850 ..... Mon 10:45

Thomas, Amanda Jane ................................................. RR-PL-2836 ........ Sat 08:30

Thomas, Amanda Jane ............................................ RR-PLR5-2065 ........ Sat 13:45

Thomas, Amanda Jane ...............................................RR-PO-07-23 ...... Sun 12:15

Thomas, Annie ..............................................................RR-PO-11-08 ..... Mon 13:00

Thomas, Lucy C. .............................................................. RR-PL-2974 ...... Sun 16:00

Thomas, Lucy C. ............................................................RR-PO-10-20 ...... Sun 13:00

Thomeé, Roland ............................................................. RR-PL-2543 ..... Mon 13:45

Thomeè, Pia .................................................................RR-PO-22-01 ..... Mon 12:15

Thompson, Erin ............................................................RR-PO-21-23 ...... Sun 12:15

Thompson, Judith ........................................................RR-PO-99-32 ..... Mon 13:00

Thompson, Judith .......................................................... RR-PL-2754 ...... Sun 08:30Thoomes, Erik ............................................................................... SG-4 ...... Sun 16:00

Thornhill, Sandra ................................................................... WCPT-1 ..... Mon 08:30

Tibaek, Sigrid .................................................................RR-PO-13-05 ..... Mon 12:15

Tibaek, Sigrid ................................................................ RR-PLR5-852 ...... Sun 13:45

Timmer, M. A. .................................................................. RR-PL-3109 ...... Sun 13:45

Tittonen, Tarja ...............................................................RR-PO-03-15 ..... Mon 12:15

Toda, Haruki ..................................................................RR-PO-06-07 ..... Mon 12:15

Toda, Naruaki ................................................................RR-PO-15-05 ..... Mon 12:15

Tokuda, Kazuki ..............................................................RR-PO-06-14 ...... Sun 13:00

Tokuda, Yoshihide .......................................................RR-PO-06-01 ..... Mon 12:15

Tokuda, Yoshihide .......................................................RR-PO-08-02 ........ Sat 13:00

Tong, Matthew Hoyan ................................................. RR-PL-2963 ..... Mon 15:45

Strand, Liv Inger ............................................................ SI-PO-09-06 ...... Sun 13:00

Strimpakos, Nikolaos ..................................................RR-PO-11-06 ...... Sun 13:00

Strimpakos, Nikolaos ..................................................RR-PO-15-20 ........ Sat 13:00

Strimpakos, Nikolaos ..................................................RR-PO-15-21 ........ Sat 12:15

Strimpakos, Nikolaos ..................................................RR-PO-15-21 ...... Sun 12:15

Stuart, Eliza .....................................................................RR-PO-17-07 ..... Mon 12:15

Stuart, Eliza ....................................................................... RR-PL-2602 ...... Sun 10:45

Stummer, Claudia Anna .............................................RR-PO-18-12 ...... Sun 13:00

Su, Yu Han ...................................................................RR-PO-17-08 ..... Mon 13:00

Subasi, Feryal .................................................................RR-PO-12-22 ...... Sun 13:00

Subramanian, Sandeep K. ....................................................... FS-24 ........ Sat 13:45

Suehiro, Tadanobu ......................................................RR-PO-11-01 ........ Sat 12:15

Suga, Kohei ..................................................................RR-PO-21-23 ........ Sat 12:15

Sugimoto, Hotaka ........................................................RR-PO-08-24 ...... Sun 13:00

Sulaiman, Mohamed Sirajuddin .............................RR-PO-13-08 ...... Sun 13:00

Sunaga, Yasuyo ............................................................RR-PO-99-25 ........ Sat 12:15

Sundelin, Gunnevi ......................................................... RR-PL-1691 ...... Sun 10:45

Suzuki, Yuji ....................................................................RR-PO-01-02 ..... Mon 13:00

Svantesson, Ulla ...........................................................RR-PO-16-07 ........ Sat 12:15

Svedmark, Åsa ...............................................................RR-PO-11-12 ........ Sat 13:00

Swager van Dok, Jan ...................................................RR-PO-05-21 ...... Sun 12:15

Swaminathan, Narasiman .............................................. HOWTO-2 ........ Sat 16:00

Swanneburg, Jaap .......................................................RR-PO-19-17 ........ Sat 12:15

Swinnen, Eva ................................................................RR-PO-20-13 ........ Sat 12:15

Swinnen, Eva .................................................................... RR-PL-862 ........ Sat 13:45

Switzer-McIntyre, Sharon ........................................... SI-PO-03-23 ........ Sat 12:15

Switzer-McIntyre, Sharon ........................................... SI-PO-02-21 ...... Sun 12:15

Sykes, Catherine .................................................................... WCPT-5 ...... Sun 13:45

Sykes, Catherine ............................................................... SI-PL-1974 ........ Sat 10:45

Szeto, Grace .................................................................... RR-PL-2000 ...... Sun 10:45

Taga, Masahito ..............................................................RR-PO-16-07 ...... Sun 12:15

Taghipourdarzinaghibi, Mohammad ....................RR-PO-09-15 ..... Mon 12:15

Tai, Jui-Min ....................................................................RR-PO-22-05 ...... Sun 12:15

Tajima, Mikiya ................................................................ SI-PO-12-10 ..... Mon 13:00

Takabayashi, Tomoya .................................................RR-PO-06-02 ..... Mon 13:00

Takagi, Ryoichi ............................................................... SI-PO-19-24 ...... Sun 13:00

Takahashi, Daiki ............................................................RR-PO-14-21 ..... Mon 12:15

Takahashi, Hisashi ........................................................RR-PO-04-22 ........ Sat 13:00

Takahashi, Kazuhisa ....................................................RR-PO-99-09 ........ Sat 12:15

Takahashi, Yoko ............................................................RR-PO-99-07 ........ Sat 12:15

Takahashi, Yusuke .......................................................RR-PO-09-07 ...... Sun 12:15

Takamatsu, Yasuyuki ..................................................RR-PO-22-17 ........ Sat 12:15

Takamura, Akiko ...........................................................RR-PO-22-24 ..... Mon 13:00

Takano, Yoshio ..............................................................RR-PO-05-02 ..... Mon 13:00

Takase, Koji ....................................................................RR-PO-01-24 ........ Sat 13:00

Takata, Yuichi ................................................................RR-PO-06-18 ..... Mon 13:00

Takatalo, Jani .................................................................RR-PO-11-06 ..... Mon 13:00

Takebayashi, Hideaki ..................................................RR-PO-13-21 ..... Mon 12:15

Takeda, Takuya .............................................................RR-PO-13-20 ..... Mon 13:00

Takeuchi, Shinta ...........................................................RR-PO-04-14 ...... Sun 13:00

Takeuchi, Takuya ..........................................................RR-PO-21-20 ...... Sun 13:00

Takimoto, Koji ................................................................ SI-PO-13-23 ........ Sat 12:15

Takken, Tim ................................................................................ FS-10 ........ Sat 10:45

Tampin, Brigitte ............................................................. SI-PO-20-24 ...... Sun 13:00

Tan, B-K ........................................................................ SI-PO-19-14 ..... Mon 13:00

Tan, Celia ................................................................................... DP-12 ..... Mon 15:45

Tan, Charissa Si Lei ................................................. RR-PLSoA-1449 ..... Mon 10:45

Tan, Melanie ................................................................... RR-PL-2500 ..... Mon 08:30

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Vaes, Peter ....................................................................RR-PO-10-03 ..... Mon 12:15

Vaes, Peter ....................................................................RR-PO-07-04 ........ Sat 13:00

Vaillant, Jacques ...........................................................RR-PO-20-14 ..... Mon 13:00

Vaillant, Jacques ...........................................................RR-PO-20-13 ...... Sun 12:15

Valera-Garrido, Fermin ................................................ SI-PO-22-09 ...... Sun 12:15

Valtonen, Anu ................................................................. RR-PL-2898 ........ Sat 13:45

Van den Bergh, Graziella ............................................... SI-PL-3990 ..... Mon 08:30

Van den Bergh, Graziella ...........................................RR-PO-12-16 ..... Mon 13:00

van der Wees, Philip ...................................................... RR-PL-2678 ...... Sun 16:00

van der Wees, Philip ................................................................. DP-06 ..... Mon 13:45

van der Wees, Philip ................................................. RR-PLR5-2673 ........ Sat 08:30

van Dijk, Margaretha Maria ........................................ RR-PL-2564 ...... Sun 08:30

van Dulmen, Simone Antoinette .............................. RR-PL-3686 ...... Sun 16:00

van Dulmen, Simone Antoinette ............................RR-PO-20-05 ........ Sat 12:15

van Dulmen, Simone Antoinette ............................RR-PO-16-12 ........ Sat 13:00

van Lieshout, Remko .................................................... RR-PL-3265 ..... Mon 13:45

van Sant, Ann ............................................................................. DP-12 ..... Mon 15:45

van Schie, Petra ............................................................RR-PO-17-19 ........ Sat 12:15

van Schie, Petra ........................................................................... SG-7 ........ Sat 13:45

Van Sint Jan, Serge ......................................................RR-PO-09-11 ..... Mon 12:15

van Staden, Wilna-Mari ................................................ RR-PL-3539 ...... Sun 10:45

van Vliet, Paulette .......................................................... RR-PL-2162 ...... Sun 08:30

van Wegen, Erwin .......................................................... RR-PL-3849 ...... Sun 08:30

Vancampfort, Davy ..................................................................... SG-5 ..... Mon 13:45

Vanin, Adriane Aver ..................................................... SI-PO-04-10 ...... Sun 13:00

Vasseljen, Ottar .............................................................RR-PO-11-11 ...... Sun 12:15

Vaughan-Graham, Julie ............................................... RR-PL-1094 ........ Sat 08:30

Vaughan-Graham, Julie ............................................... RR-PL-1095 ........ Sat 13:45

Veluswamy, Sundar Kumar .................................... RR-PLR5-1060 ...... Sun 10:45

Verheyden, Geert ........................................................ SI-PLR5-2900 ..... Mon 08:30

Verheyden, Geert ........................................................... RR-PL-1801 ........ Sat 16:00

Verra, Martin L. ..............................................................RR-PO-07-12 ...... Sun 13:00

Verra, Martin L. .................................................................. RR-PL-869 ........ Sat 08:30

Verra, Martin L. ..............................................................RR-PO-18-07 ...... Sun 12:15

Verschueren, Frans ....................................................... SI-PO-07-22 ...... Sun 13:00

Verschuren, Olaf ......................................................................... FS-10 ........ Sat 10:45

Vichaiwong, Kanokwan .............................................RR-PO-11-17 ...... Sun 12:15

Vicic, Maja .....................................................................RR-PO-07-12 ..... Mon 13:00

Vieira, Willians Fernando ...........................................RR-PO-04-11 ..... Mon 12:15

Vij, Jaspreet Singh ........................................................RR-PO-22-24 ...... Sun 13:00

Villumsen, Pernille .......................................................RR-PO-01-04 ........ Sat 13:00

Vyas, Neha ...................................................................RR-PO-17-14 ........ Sat 13:00

Wachi, Michio ................................................................RR-PO-06-22 ...... Sun 13:00

Waddington, Gordon .................................................RR-PO-07-09 ........ Sat 12:15

Wakasa, Masahiko ........................................................RR-PO-14-06 ..... Mon 13:00

Walton, David .............................................................................. FS-19 ..... Mon 08:30

Walton, David ............................................................. RR-PLR5-1231 ..... Mon 10:45

Walton, Lori Maria ........................................................RR-PO-99-22 ..... Mon 13:00

Wan, Zhi Ying ................................................................RR-PO-13-12 ..... Mon 13:00

Wang, I Ting ..................................................................RR-PO-20-22 ........ Sat 13:00

Wang, Pei-Jung .............................................................RR-PO-17-12 ........ Sat 13:00

Wang, Xin ...................................................................RR-PO-14-04 ..... Mon 13:00

Wang, Xueqiang ...........................................................RR-PO-13-14 ........ Sat 13:00

Wang, Yafei ..................................................................RR-PO-02-02 ..... Mon 13:00Wang, Yi-Hsiang ...........................................................RR-PO-07-04 ...... Sun 13:00

Wang, Yuling ................................................................RR-PO-22-06 ........ Sat 13:00

Wanvik, Anne Kristin .................................................... SI-PO-07-22 ..... Mon 13:00

Wanyonyi, Nancy Eileen Nekoye ............................RR-PO-12-18 ...... Sun 13:00

Tong, Shuk In .................................................................RR-PO-14-18 ..... Mon 13:00

Toots, Annika ........................................................... RR-PLSoA-3547 ...... Sun 08:30

Torres, Gina ...................................................................RR-PO-07-17 ........ Sat 12:15

Tousignant, Michel ........................................................ RR-PL-2325 ...... Sun 13:45

Toyn, Dorothy ................................................................ SI-PO-19-01 ..... Mon 12:15

Toyooka, Takeshi ..........................................................RR-PO-21-19 ........ Sat 12:15

Toyooka, Takeshi ............................................................ RR-PL-1455 ........ Sat 13:45

Travlos, Vivienne ..........................................................RR-PO-16-18 ..... Mon 13:00

Travlos, Vivienne ........................................................... SI-PO-16-23 ........ Sat 12:15

Travlos, Vivienne ..........................................................RR-PO-19-08 ........ Sat 13:00

Treacy, Daniel .................................................................. RR-PL-1444 ...... Sun 16:00

Treleaven, Julia .............................................................RR-PO-10-12 ...... Sun 13:00

Treleaven, Julia ............................................................... RR-PL-2160 ...... Sun 16:00

Treleaven, Julia ............................................................... RR-PL-2159 ...... Sun 16:00

Troberg, Anna ................................................................ SI-PO-21-04 ...... Sun 13:00

Troberg, Anna ................................................................ SI-PO-02-19 ...... Sun 12:15

Trompetero, Andrea C ................................................RR-PO-04-18 ........ Sat 13:00

Tsaih, Peih-Ling ............................................................RR-PO-22-18 ..... Mon 13:00

Tsang, William W N ................................................... RR-PLR5-3572 ........ Sat 16:00

Tsauo, Jau-Yi ............................................................................... DP-08 ........ Sat 10:45

Tsuboi, Hiroyuki ............................................................RR-PO-04-21 ...... Sun 12:15

Tsuboi, Yamato ............................................................... RR-PL-2268 ........ Sat 16:00

Tsuchiya, Rumiko .........................................................RR-PO-09-06 ........ Sat 13:00

Tsuda, Koji ....................................................................RR-PO-04-17 ..... Mon 12:15

Tsui, Sammi Sin Mei ...................................................... RR-PL-2635 ..... Mon 13:45

Tsuji, Keiichi ...................................................................RR-PO-06-06 ........ Sat 13:00

Tsutsumi, Eriko ..............................................................RR-PO-19-03 ..... Mon 12:15

Tu, Chien-Kuang ...........................................................RR-PO-13-22 ...... Sun 13:00

Tucker, Rachael .............................................................RR-PO-17-18 ........ Sat 13:00

Tulppo, Mikko ............................................................................. FS-12 ..... Mon 08:30

Tumilty, Steve ................................................................RR-PO-09-04 ...... Sun 13:00

Tumusime, David ...................................................................... DP-05 ...... Sun 10:45

Tumusime, David ................................................... RR-PLSoA-2034 ...... Sun 08:30

Tung, Chun-Liang ........................................................RR-PO-04-05 ...... Sun 12:15

Tunpattu, Sanjeewa ................................................................. DP-04 ..... Mon 10:45

Turolla, Andrea .............................................................RR-PO-99-11 ..... Mon 12:15

Turolla, Andrea ............................................................... RR-PL-3438 ..... Mon 15:45

Tuttle, Neil .................................................................... SI-PLR5-1561 ..... Mon 08:30

Tuttle, Neil .....................................................................RR-PO-08-11 ..... Mon 12:15

Tuttle, Neil ...................................................................... SI-PO-10-10 ..... Mon 13:00

Ubukata, Hitomi ...........................................................RR-PO-99-27 ........ Sat 12:15

Uchiyama, Yasushi .................................................................... DP-06 ..... Mon 13:45

Udom, Chadayu ............................................................. SI-PO-12-20 ...... Sun 13:00

Ueda, Takuya ................................................................RR-PO-13-13 ..... Mon 12:15

Uemura, Mikiko ............................................................RR-PO-04-09 ..... Mon 12:15

Uemura, Mikiko ............................................................RR-PO-22-19 ........ Sat 12:15

Umar, Muhammad ......................................................RR-PO-02-13 ...... Sun 12:15

Umayahara, Yasutaka .................................................RR-PO-09-08 ..... Mon 13:00

Umerah, Gloria ............................................................................ FS-13 ...... Sun 16:00

Upendranatha Reddy, Potturi ..................................RR-PO-22-23 ........ Sat 12:15

Urabe, Yukio .................................................................RR-PO-21-19 ...... Sun 12:15

Urimubenshi, Gerard ................................................... SI-PO-03-17 ........ Sat 12:15

Uritani, Daisuke ............................................................RR-PO-15-08 ..... Mon 13:00

Urushihata, Toshiya .....................................................RR-PO-06-05 ...... Sun 12:15Ushiyama, Naoko .........................................................RR-PO-16-08 ..... Mon 13:00

Usuda, Shigeru ..............................................................RR-PO-03-08 ..... Mon 13:00

Usui, Harunobu .............................................................RR-PO-05-16 ...... Sun 13:00

Uzoho, Afamefuna .......................................................RR-PO-99-33 ..... Mon 12:15

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Woo, Cheuk Wai ............................................................ SI-PO-19-20 ........ Sat 13:00

Woodhouse, Astrid ........................................................ RR-PL-3033 ........ Sat 16:00

Woodhouse, Linda ........................................................ RR-PL-2312 ........ Sat 10:45

Wu, Fu-Lien .................................................................... RR-PL-3141 ..... Mon 13:45

Wu, Pei-Yi .....................................................................RR-PO-13-20 ...... Sun 13:00

Wu, Rou-Yan ................................................................RR-PO-06-17 ..... Mon 12:15

Wu, Yi-Hui ....................................................................RR-PO-15-24 ........ Sat 13:00

Wu, Yu-Chih .................................................................RR-PO-17-11 ...... Sun 12:15

Xavier de Oliveira Crege, Danilo Roberto ............RR-PO-20-08 ........ Sat 13:00

Xerri de Caro, John ....................................................... SI-PO-19-16 ...... Sun 13:00

Xie, Di .........................................................................RR-PO-15-06 ........ Sat 13:00

Xie, Yan Fei ................................................................. RR-PLR5-1334 ...... Sun 08:30

Xu, Jing Fei ....................................................................RR-PO-04-23 ...... Sun 12:15

Yagura, Chiaki ...............................................................RR-PO-12-13 ........ Sat 12:15

Yamabata, Shiho ..........................................................RR-PO-01-05 ...... Sun 12:15

Yamada, Naomi ............................................................RR-PO-09-15 ........ Sat 12:15

Yamada, Sumio ........................................................................... FS-11 ...... Sun 10:45

Yamagata, Momoko ....................................................RR-PO-06-08 ..... Mon 13:00

Yamaguchi, Tomofumi ............................................ RR-PLR5-2724 ...... Sun 13:45

Yamamoto, Hiroshi ......................................................RR-PO-15-03 ........ Sat 12:15

Yamamoto, Keizo .........................................................RR-PO-05-24 ..... Mon 13:00

Yamamoto, Masaki ......................................................RR-PO-06-02 ........ Sat 13:00

Yamamoto, Masaki ......................................................RR-PO-15-09 ........ Sat 12:15

Yamamoto, Taisei ......................................................... SI-PO-07-23 ..... Mon 12:15

Yamamoto, Takahiko ..................................................RR-PO-22-05 ..... Mon 12:15

Yamashita, Kazuhiko ...................................................RR-PO-02-21 ........ Sat 12:15

Yamashita, Yutaka .......................................................RR-PO-03-02 ...... Sun 13:00

Yamato, Tie Parma .......................................................RR-PO-20-05 ..... Mon 12:15

Yamauchi, Hiroki ..........................................................RR-PO-11-23 ...... Sun 12:15

Yanagisawa, Yukio .......................................................RR-PO-01-20 ...... Sun 13:00

Yang, Ching-Hsiang ....................................................RR-PO-04-10 ........ Sat 13:00

Yang, Jinglan .................................................................RR-PO-11-07 ...... Sun 12:15

Yang, Jung-Cheng .......................................................RR-PO-99-10 ..... Mon 13:00

Yang, Lei ........................................................................ RR-PL-1720 ........ Sat 08:30

Yang, Pei-Yu ..................................................................RR-PO-14-17 ........ Sat 12:15

Yang, Yi-Jun ..................................................................RR-PO-17-11 ..... Mon 12:15

Yang, Yu-Jie ................................................................... SI-PO-02-02 ...... Sun 13:00

Yano, Hidenori ..............................................................RR-PO-13-17 ........ Sat 12:15

Yasuda, Kazuhiro ..........................................................RR-PO-20-18 ..... Mon 13:00

Yasuda, Mari .................................................................RR-PO-06-12 ..... Mon 13:00

Yau, QKC ...................................................................... RR-PL-1083 ..... Mon 13:45

Yee, Maria ....................................................................RR-PO-21-23 ..... Mon 12:15

Yeung, Euson ................................................................RR-PO-03-22 ..... Mon 13:00

Yeung, Meredith ........................................................... SI-PO-18-23 ........ Sat 12:15

Yilmaz Yelvar, Gul Deniz ............................................RR-PO-15-15 ...... Sun 12:15

Yin, Ying ....................................................................... SI-PO-19-10 ........ Sat 13:00

Yitayeh, Asmare ............................................................RR-PO-12-19 ...... Sun 12:15

Ylönen, Auli ...................................................................RR-PO-19-22 ..... Mon 13:00

Yohannes, Abebaw Mengistu ............................... RR-PLR5-1527 ........ Sat 13:45

Yokogawa, Masami .....................................................RR-PO-01-22 ..... Mon 13:00

Yokoi, Yuka ...................................................................RR-PO-04-21 ........ Sat 12:15

Yokokawa, Yoshihsru ..................................................RR-PO-14-01 ..... Mon 12:15

Yokoyama, Shigeki ......................................................RR-PO-04-14 ..... Mon 13:00

Yoneki, Kei ....................................................................RR-PO-04-13 ...... Sun 12:15

Yoshida, Hideki .............................................................RR-PO-03-23 ..... Mon 12:15

Yoshida, Hirofumi ........................................................RR-PO-06-11 ........ Sat 12:15

Yoshida, Takaki .............................................................RR-PO-21-24 ........ Sat 13:00Yoshimatsu, Tatsuki ....................................................RR-PO-13-13 ...... Sun 12:15

Warburton, Michael ..................................................... SI-PO-19-02 ..... Mon 13:00

Warren, Jon ................................................................................ FS-01 ...... Sun 10:45

Wasenius, Niko ................................................................ RR-PL-2838 ...... Sun 13:45

Watanabe, Daichi .........................................................RR-PO-13-11 ........ Sat 12:15

Watanabe, Hiroki ..........................................................RR-PO-99-02 ..... Mon 13:00

Watanabe, Kosuke .......................................................RR-PO-21-07 ..... Mon 12:15

Watanabe, Masahiro ...................................................RR-PO-04-23 ........ Sat 12:15

Watanabe, Masanori ...................................................RR-PO-04-07 ...... Sun 12:15

Watanabe, Miyoko .......................................................RR-PO-06-20 ..... Mon 13:00

Watanabe, Motoyuki ..................................................RR-PO-04-19 ..... Mon 12:15

Watanabe, Takaaki ......................................................RR-PO-06-09 ........ Sat 12:15

Wataru, Kousuke ..........................................................RR-PO-04-09 ........ Sat 12:15

Waterfield, Jackie ........................................................... RR-PL-3636 ...... Sun 08:30

Watson, Tim ................................................................... RR-PL-1514 ...... Sun 13:45

Watson, Tim .................................................................. SI-PO-08-19 ...... Sun 12:15

Waugh, Alice .................................................................RR-PO-07-24 ..... Mon 13:00

Waugh, Alice .................................................................RR-PO-14-14 ........ Sat 13:00

Waugh, Alice .................................................................. SI-PO-20-09 ...... Sun 12:15

Webb, Gillian .................................................................. SI-PO-05-08 ...... Sun 13:00

Wee, Seng Kwee ............................................................. RR-PL-1198 ........ Sat 16:00

Wei, Guorong ...............................................................RR-PO-17-20 ...... Sun 13:00

Wei, Ning ....................................................................RR-PO-13-02 ..... Mon 13:00

Westerdahl, Elisabeth .................................................RR-PO-01-08 ...... Sun 13:00

Westerdahl, Elisabeth .................................................RR-PO-01-06 ........ Sat 13:00

Westerdahl, Elisabeth .................................................RR-PO-18-17 ...... Sun 12:15

White, Janine Yvette ...................................................RR-PO-03-10 ..... Mon 13:00

Whitney, Susan .......................................................................... DP-01 ...... Sun 08:30

Wiangkham, Taweewat ................................................. RR-PL-837 ...... Sun 16:00

Wiart, Lesley ................................................................................. FS-10 ........ Sat 10:45

Wibault, Johanna ...................................................... RR-PLR5-3522 ...... Sun 08:30

Wibault, Johanna .........................................................RR-PO-11-10 ........ Sat 13:00

Widerström, Birgitta ....................................................RR-PO-10-09 ..... Mon 12:15

Wijma, Amarins J. ...................................................... RR-PLR5-2092 ..... Mon 15:45

Wijma, Amarins J. ................................................... RR-PLSoA-2085 ........ Sat 16:00

Wiklund, Maria ..............................................................RR-PO-08-01 ........ Sat 12:15

Wikström-Grotell, Camilla .......................................... SI-PO-03-19 ..... Mon 12:15

Wikström-Grotell, Camilla .......................................... SI-PO-18-20 ........ Sat 13:00

Williams, Elizabeth ........................................................ SI-PO-17-16 ........ Sat 13:00

Williams, Gavin .............................................................RR-PO-12-04 ...... Sun 13:00

Williams, Gavin ............................................................ RR-PLR5-938 ........ Sat 10:45

Williams, Gavin .............................................................RR-PO-12-04 ........ Sat 13:00

Wilquin, Louisa .............................................................RR-PO-15-07 ..... Mon 12:15

Winberg, Cecilia ............................................................. RR-PL-1635 ........ Sat 08:30

Winterton, Adam ........................................................... SI-PO-19-10 ...... Sun 13:00

Winterton, Adam ........................................................... SI-PO-19-15 ...... Sun 12:15

Winzenberg, Tania ........................................................ SI-PO-19-23 ........ Sat 12:15

Withers, Kathleen .........................................................RR-PO-21-04 ..... Mon 13:00

Wolf, Steven ................................................................................ FS-23 ...... Sun 16:00

Won, Yong-Joo .............................................................RR-PO-04-20 ...... Sun 13:00

Wong, Christopher ......................................................RR-PO-05-05 ...... Sun 12:15

Wong, Ka-Kit .................................................................RR-PO-11-13 ........ Sat 12:15

Wong, King To Eddie .................................................... RR-PL-1165 ..... Mon 15:45Wong, Michael ................................................................ RR-PL-4014 ..... Mon 10:45

Wong, Michael ..............................................................RR-PO-11-08 ........ Sat 13:00

Wong, Shi Hui ................................................................RR-PO-12-04 ..... Mon 13:00

Wong, Thomson Wai Lung ........................................ SI-PO-13-21 ........ Sat 12:15

Wong, Thomson Wai Lung .......................................RR-PO-17-24 ........ Sat 13:00

Wong, Thomson Wai Lung .......................................RR-PO-13-19 ...... Sun 12:15

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Yoshimoto, Takahiko ..................................................RR-PO-20-17 ........ Sat 12:15

Yoshimoto, Yoshinobu ..............................................RR-PO-99-01 ...... Sun 12:15

Yoshimura, Kae .............................................................RR-PO-01-16 ..... Mon 13:00

Yoshimura, Yosuke ......................................................RR-PO-06-24 ........ Sat 13:00

Yoshinaga, Ryuji ...........................................................RR-PO-12-06 ...... Sun 13:00

Yoshioka, Kiyoshi .........................................................RR-PO-09-07 ..... Mon 12:15

Yu, Shu-Han .................................................................RR-PO-06-04 ........ Sat 13:00

Yu, Yen Ting ............................................................ RR-PLSoA-2043 ..... Mon 08:30

Yu-Shan, Yue ................................................................RR-PO-11-05 ........ Sat 12:15

Zadro, Joshua Robert .................................................RR-PO-10-12 ........ Sat 13:00

Zahari, Zarina ................................................................RR-PO-14-09 ...... Sun 12:15

Zambelli, Rafael ................................................................. HOWTO-2 ........ Sat 16:00

Zambo Anderson, Ellen .............................................RR-PO-08-01 ..... Mon 12:15

Zambo Anderson, Ellen ............................................... RR-PL-2613 ........ Sat 10:45

Zanni, Jennifer ............................................................................ FS-15 ..... Mon 13:45

Zebis, Mette Kreutzfeldt ............................................RR-PO-07-10 ...... Sun 13:00

Zhang, Zhi Jie .................................................................. RR-PL-3314 ..... Mon 13:45

Zhao, Ping ..................................................................... RR-PL-1826 ..... Mon 15:45

Zhou, Ting-Rui ..............................................................RR-PO-06-19 ...... Sun 12:15

Zhou, Xiaoming ............................................................. SI-PO-12-09 ...... Sun 12:15

Zhu, Yi ........................................................................RR-PO-02-22 ........ Sat 13:00

Ziden, Lena ..................................................................RR-PO-15-12 ..... Mon 13:00

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Entrance

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Global physical therapy village

Exercise area

Exhibition hallExhibition & postersLevel 4

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The exhibition is located in Halls 401 - 403 on level 4 of the Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre.

Exhibition hours:

Friday 1st May: 19:30 - 21:30

Saturday 2nd May: 10:00 - 17:30

Sunday 3rd May: 10:00 - 17:30

Monday 4th May 10:00 - 15:45

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Exhibition - WCPT and global PT village

Global physical therapy villageAt the heart of the exhibition is the global physical therapy village, bringing together WCPT, the congress hosts the Singapore Physiotherapy Association, and all WCPT regions, member organisations, subgroups and networks that are exhibiting. This will provide a united professional focus and networking opportunity for delegates.

WCPT standCome and visit WCPT at stand #F08 situated at the centre of the exhibition. Find out more about the work and initiatives of WCPT, how to become involved in World Physical Therapy Day, as well as the collaborative work we carry out with other global health bodies. You can also find out more about WCPT’s member organisations, regions, subgroups and networks.

WCPT member organisations, regions, subgroups, networks and professional partnersThe following WCPT member organisations, regions, subgroups, networks and professional partners are also welcoming delegates at their own exhibit stands within the global village:

WCPT region

Asian Western Pacific Region Stand #E11

WCPT member organisations

American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) Stand #M03

Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) Stand #M01

Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) Stand #M04

Fiji Physiotherapy Association Stand #E13

Physiotherapy New Zealand Stand #E12

Singapore Physiotherapy Association Singapore House

South African Society of Physiotherapy WCPT stand

Taiwan Physical Therapy Association Stand #M02

WCPT subgroups

International Acupuncture Association of Physical Therapists (IAAPT) Stand #F16

International Association of Physical Therapists working with Older People (IPTOP) Stand #F13

International Confederation of Cardiorespiratory Physical Therapists (ICCrPT) Stand #F15

International Federation of Orthopaedic Manipulative Physical Therapists (IFOMPT) Stand #F21

International Neurological Physical Therapy Association (INPA) Stand #F14

International Organisation of Physical Therapists in Paediatrics (IOPTP) Stand #F12

International Organization of Physical Therapists in Women’s Health (IOPTWH) Stand #F11

WCPT networks

WCPT Network for Amputee Rehabilitation (AR) Stand #G11

WCPT Network for Physical Therapist Students and Early Career Professionals Stand #G15

WCPT Physical Therapy Network for Occupational Health and Ergonomics Stand #G13

WCPT professional partners

Physiopedia Stand #D15

Physiotherapy Evidence Database (PEDro) Stand #D16

physiotherapyexercises.com Stand #D14

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American Physical Therapy Association........................................................... M03

AMTI .......................................................................................................................... .... C20

AposTherapy Centre ................................................................................................ C16

Asia Western Pacific Region of WCPT ................................................................ E11

Aspetar - Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Hospital .................................. B01

Australian Physiotherapy Association .............................................................. M01

B C H Enterprise .......................................................................................................... J10

BES Technology Pte Ltd ........................................................................................... J05

Biodex Medical Systems, Inc ................................................................................. H04

BTE Technologies Inc ............................................................................................... H07

BTL Singapore PTE Ltd ............................................................................................. J17

Cedaron Medical, Inc. .............................................................................................. F06

Centre for Health, Activity, and Rehabilitation Research, School of Physiotherapy, University of Otago ................................................................. F02

Chartered Society of Physiotherapy .................................................................. M04

Chattanooga (A DJO Global company) ............................................................. D02

Chirana Progress ....................................................................................................... C12

Clinical Pattern Recognition, LLC ......................................................................... J15

CoRehab s.r.l ............................................................................................................... B13

Cosmo Goodness Pte Ltd ....................................................................................... C13

Coventry University .................................................................................................. D18

Curtin University, School of Physiotherapy and Exercise Science ............ D05

Delsys Inc ..................................................................................................................... B09

dma clinical pilates ™ education .......................................................................... B11

Elsevier UK ................................................................................................................... G07

EMS Electro Medical Systems ............................................................................... F17

EMS Physio Ltd .......................................................................................................... B14

Enraf-Nonius BV ......................................................................................................... E01

Fiji Physiotherapy Association .............................................................................. E13

Foreign Credentialing Commission on Physical Therapy ........................... G06

FSWY Tech-Development Pte Ltd ....................................................................... C10

Galileo Novotec Medical GmbH ........................................................................... G16

Game Ready ................................................................................................................ H05

GLAB Ltd ...................................................................................................................... D20

Guangzhou Longest Science & Technology Co Ltd ...................................... F01

h/p/cosmos sports & medical GmbH ................................................................. B08

HawkGrips ................................................................................................................... H03

Hiwin Singapore Pte Ltd ......................................................................................... F18

Hocoma ........................................................................................................................ C07

HUR ................................................................................................................................ C01

HUR Labs ...................................................................................................................... C04

IBRAMED ...................................................................................................................... H17

INDIBA activ ................................................................................................................ E20

Inter Reha Co Ltd ...................................................................................................... G01

International Acupuncture Association of Physical Therapists (IAAPT) . F16

International Association of Physical Therapists working with Older People (IPTOP) ........................................................................................................ F13

International Confederation of Cardiorespiratory Physical Therapists (ICCrPT) ...................................................................................................................... F15

International Federation of Orthopaedic Manipulative Physical Therapists (IFOMPT) ................................................................................................................... F21

International Madrid School of Osteopathy .................................................... H10

International Neurological Physical Therapy Association (INPA) ............. F14

International Organisation of Physical Therapists in Paediatrics (IOPTP) ....................................................................................................................... F12

International Organization of Physical Therapists in Women's Health (IOPTWH) .................................................................................................................. F11

ITO Co Ltd .................................................................................................................... B05

Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy (JOSPT) ....................... G05

K-Taping Academy GmbH ..................................................................................... H13

Lode B.V. ..................................................................................................................... . B17

Maney Publishing ..................................................................................................... F04

MD Therapeutics Pte Ltd ......................................................................................... J09

Movement Performance Solutions ...................................................................... J13

Natsai Vitalhealth Pte Ltd ....................................................................................... B15

Natus Medical Incorporated.................................................................................. B19

OrthoCanada .............................................................................................................. C14

P&S Mechanics Co Ltd ............................................................................................. F03

Performance Health - The Hygenic Corporation ............................................ H01

Physiopedia ................................................................................................................ D15

Physiorite ..................................................................................................................... H06

Physiotherapy Evidence Database (PEDro)...................................................... D16

Physiotherapy New Zealand ................................................................................. E12

physiotherapyexercises.com ................................................................................ D14

PhysioTools ................................................................................................................. D01

Preventive Medical Health Care Co Ltd ............................................................. C05

Progress Healthcare Pte Ltd ................................................................................... J06

Proxomed Medizintechnik .................................................................................... D17

RECK MOTOmed ....................................................................................................... F05

Reha Technology ...................................................................................................... B10

Resilience Software .................................................................................................. B12

Saebo, Inc .................................................................................................................... G08

Sanctband ................................................................................................................... D07

SEERS Medical Ltd .................................................................................................... D13

Sheffield Hallam University ................................................................................... G03

Shenzhen XFT Electronics Co Ltd ........................................................................ G14

Simi Reality Motion Systems ................................................................................. B07

Spirit Medical Systems Group ............................................................................... H16

STORZ MEDICAL AG ................................................................................................. G10

Taiwan Physical Therapy Association ............................................................... M02

TUR Therapietechnik GmbH ................................................................................. E19

United BMEC Pte Ltd ............................................................................................... C09

University of Michigan-Flint Physical Therapy Department ...................... D19

V2U Healthcare PTE Ltd .......................................................................................... G17

WCPT Network for Amputee Rehabilitation (AR) ........................................... G11

WCPT Network for Physical Therapist Students and Early Career Professionals ............................................................................................................ G15

WCPT Physical Therapy Network for Occupational Health and Ergonomics .............................................................................................................. G13

Winback Medical Asia Pte Ltd ............................................................................... C17

Winner SG Pte Ltd ...................................................................................................... J11

Wolters Kluwer ........................................................................................................... H08

zebris Medical GmbH .............................................................................................. C15

Zimmer MedizinSysteme GmbH ......................................................................... H19

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Aids to daily living Aspetar - Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Hospital .................................. B01






Aquatic therapy Aspetar - Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Hospital .................................. B01





Physiorite ..................................................................................................................... H06

PhysioTools ................................................................................................................. D01


Assessment/evaluation/testing AMTI .......................................................................................................................... .... C20

Aspetar - Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Hospital .................................. B01



Delsys Inc ..................................................................................................................... B09


Hocoma ........................................................................................................................ C07

HUR Labs ...................................................................................................................... C04

Inter Reha Co Ltd ...................................................................................................... G01

Lode B.V. ...................................................................................................................... B17





Clinical supplies Aspetar - Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Hospital .................................. B01

EMS Physio Ltd .......................................................................................................... B14


OrthoCanada .............................................................................................................. C14


Computer software Cedaron Medical, Inc. .............................................................................................. F06


Delsys Inc ..................................................................................................................... B09

Hocoma ........................................................................................................................ C07

HUR ................................................................................................................................ C01

HUR Labs ...................................................................................................................... C04

Lode B.V. ...................................................................................................................... B17



PhysioTools ................................................................................................................. D01





Education Aspetar - Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Hospital .................................. B01


Centre for Health, Activity, and Rehabilitation Research, School of Physiotherapy, University of Otago ................................................................. F02



Coventry University .................................................................................................. D18

Curtin University, School of Physiotherapy and Exercise Science ............ D05


Hocoma ........................................................................................................................ C07

International Madrid School of Osteopathy .................................................... H10



OrthoCanada .............................................................................................................. C14

Physiopedia ................................................................................................................ D15



PhysioTools ................................................................................................................. D01

Sheffield Hallam University ................................................................................... G03


University of Michigan-Flint Physical Therapy Department ...................... D19



Electrotherapy equipment Aspetar - Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Hospital .................................. B01




Cosmo Goodness Pte Ltd ....................................................................................... C13

EMS Physio Ltd .......................................................................................................... B14

Enraf-Nonius BV ......................................................................................................... E01


Hocoma ........................................................................................................................ C07

IBRAMED ...................................................................................................................... H17

INDIBA activ ................................................................................................................ E20

ITO Co Ltd .................................................................................................................... B05


OrthoCanada .............................................................................................................. C14

Saebo, Inc .................................................................................................................... G08






Exercise/fitness equipment Aspetar - Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Hospital .................................. B01




EMS Physio Ltd .......................................................................................................... B14

Enraf-Nonius BV ......................................................................................................... E01


GLAB Ltd ...................................................................................................................... D20


HUR ................................................................................................................................ C01

HUR Labs ...................................................................................................................... C04

Lode B.V. ..................................................................................................................... . B17


OrthoCanada .............................................................................................................. C14

Physiorite ..................................................................................................................... H06


RECK MOTOmed ....................................................................................................... F05

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Saebo, Inc .................................................................................................................... G08

Sanctband ................................................................................................................... D07





Functional training equipment Aspetar - Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Hospital .................................. B01




Enraf-Nonius BV ......................................................................................................... E01



Hocoma ........................................................................................................................ C07

Lode B.V. ...................................................................................................................... B17


OrthoCanada .............................................................................................................. C14

Physiorite ..................................................................................................................... H06




Saebo, Inc .................................................................................................................... G08

Sanctband ................................................................................................................... D07





General physical therapy equipment/supplies Aspetar - Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Hospital .................................. B01






EMS Physio Ltd .......................................................................................................... B14

Enraf-Nonius BV ......................................................................................................... E01

FSWY Tech-Development Pte Ltd ....................................................................... C10



HawkGrips ................................................................................................................... H03

Hiwin Singapore Pte Ltd ......................................................................................... F18

Hocoma ........................................................................................................................ C07

IBRAMED ...................................................................................................................... H17


OrthoCanada .............................................................................................................. C14

P&S Mechanics Co Ltd ............................................................................................. F03


Physiorite ..................................................................................................................... H06

RECK MOTOmed ....................................................................................................... F05


Sanctband ................................................................................................................... D07









Hot & cold therapy Aspetar - Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Hospital .................................. B01




EMS Physio Ltd .......................................................................................................... B14

Enraf-Nonius BV ......................................................................................................... E01

Game Ready ................................................................................................................ H05


OrthoCanada .............................................................................................................. C14


Physiorite ..................................................................................................................... H06




Insurance Australian Physiotherapy Association .............................................................. M01



Mobility & gait Aspetar - Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Hospital .................................. B01


Delsys Inc ..................................................................................................................... B09

EMS Physio Ltd .......................................................................................................... B14


Hocoma ........................................................................................................................ C07

Lode B.V. ..................................................................................................................... . B17


OrthoCanada .............................................................................................................. C14


RECK MOTOmed ....................................................................................................... F05





Not for profit organisation Asia Western Pacific Region of WCPT ................................................................ E11




International Confederation of Cardiorespiratory Physical Therapists (ICCrPT) ...................................................................................................................... F15



Physiopedia ................................................................................................................ D15




Taiwan Physical Therapy Association ............................................................... M02


Orthopaedic supplies Aspetar - Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Hospital .................................. B01




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Hocoma ........................................................................................................................ C07


OrthoCanada .............................................................................................................. C14

Saebo, Inc .................................................................................................................... G08


Other Australian Physiotherapy Association .............................................................. M01







Saebo, Inc .................................................................................................................... G08




Pain management Aspetar - Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Hospital .................................. B01




EMS Physio Ltd .......................................................................................................... B14

Enraf-Nonius BV ......................................................................................................... E01


IBRAMED ...................................................................................................................... H17



Saebo, Inc .................................................................................................................... G08






Prosthetic and orthotic equipment Aspetar - Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Hospital .................................. B01



Saebo, Inc .................................................................................................................... G08


Publishers Australian Physiotherapy Association .............................................................. M01


Elsevier UK ................................................................................................................... G07


Maney Publishing ..................................................................................................... F04


Wolters Kluwer ........................................................................................................... H08

Recruitment Physiotherapy New Zealand ................................................................................. E12

Seating/positioning equipment/supplies Natsai Vitalhealth Pte Ltd ....................................................................................... B15

OrthoCanada .............................................................................................................. C14


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Room 331-332Seminars

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Room 334-335Platformabstracts

Room 333Media centre

Summit 2Discussion panels

Room 324-326Rapid 5 platform

Room 308NWS & seminars

Room 309NWS & seminars

Room 310-311NWS & seminars

Room 303-304Platform abstracts


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Room 320Speakerlounge

Room 305Prayer room

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Hall 405Focused symposia

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Hall 406Focused symposia,platform abstracts

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