JUNE 11 – 13 2018WASHINGTON DC

TBI ACROSS THE LIFESPAN: research to practice to policy

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• CME / CEUs available in 13 disciplines

• Robust education offerings — hundreds of sessions & posters

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• Leading researchers in the field

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• The MUST-ATTEND rehabilitation research event for TBI

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CME / CEUs1) Case Manager (CCMC)

2) Dieticians (CDR)

3) Disability Management Specialists (CDMS)

4) Health Care Executives (ACHE)

5) Nurses (ANCC)

6) Occupational Therapists (AOTA)

7) Physical Therapists (FSBPT)

8) Physicians and Non MD CME (ACCME)

9) Physician Assistants (ACCME)

10) Psychologists (APA Division 22 Accreditation)

11) Rehabilitative Counselors (CRCC)

12) Social Workers (NASW)

13) Speech-Language Professionals (ASHA)

SYMPOSIA FUNDING AGENCIES

• Administration for Community Living (ACL): 2

• Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ): 1

• American Academy of Neurology (AAN): 1

• American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine (ACRM): 1

• Assistant Secretary of Defense for Search and Engineering under Air Force: 1

• Centers for Disease Control (CDC): 7

• Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia: 1

• Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs: 1

• Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center (DVBIC): 9

• Department of Defense (DOD): 10

• Department of Education: 1

• Department of Health and Human Services (HHS): 4

• Department of Veterans Affairs (VA): 5

• Eucine Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD): 2

• European Commission: 1

• Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA): 1

• Interagency Agreement (IAA): 1

• National center for Injury Prevention and Control (NCIPC): 1

• National Center for Medical Rehabilitation Research (NCMRR): 1

• National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA): 1

• National Institute of Health (NIH): 7

• National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS): 2

• National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR): 1

• National Institute on Disability, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Research (NIDILRR): 23

• National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA): 1

• National Medical Research Register (NMRR): 1

• Ohio State University (OSU): 1

• One Mind: 1

• Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI): 1

• Pennsylvania Department of Health: 2

• Philadelphia Commission on Crime and Delinquency: 1

• Rocky Mountain Regional Brain Injury System (RMRBIS): 1

• Traumatic Brain Injury Model Systems (TBIMS): 3

• Traumatic Brain Injury Model Systems National Data and Statistical Center (TBINDSC): 1

• University of Michigan: 1

• US Airforce: 1

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UP TO 19 CREDIT HOURS AVAILABLE

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MONDAY JUNE 11 DAY #1PLENARY I 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM NON INVASIVE & INVASIVE BRAIN STIMULATION PLENARY I: “Integrated approach to the neurological consequences of repeated traumatic brain insults” ALVARO PASCUAL-LEONE, MD, PhD; Harvard Medical School

“Counterpoint: invasive brain stimulation and recording technologies have unique biological advantages in the treatment of severe structural brain injuries” NICHOLAS SCHIFF, MD; Weill Cornell Medical College, Cornell UniversityCONCURRENT SESSIONS BLOCK I

10:15 AM - 11:30 AM

DOC/SEVERE TBI CONCUSSION/MILD TBI CONCUSSION/MILD TBI COGNITIVE REHABILITATION EDUCATION/CHILDREN FAMILY TBI CHRONIC CONDITION CLINICAL TRIALS ACCESS TO CONTINUUM OF CARE MILITARY ACUTE REHABILITATIONAn Alternative Model of Care for Individuals With Disorders of Consciousness #396484 Amy Rosenbaum, John Whyte, Susan Johnson

Recent Research on Clinical Recovery from Concussion in High School and Collegiate Athletes #396340 Grant Iverson, Paul Berkner, Nathan Cook, Douglas Terry, Ross Zafonte

Exercise as treatment for concussion: Results of an international RCT #403940 Barry Willer, John Leddy, Michael Ellis

Sleep-Wake Disturbances after Traumatic Brain Injury #374252 Jamie Zeitzer, Risa Nakase-Richardson, Philip Gehrman, Ansgar Furst

BrainSTEPS Brain Injury School Consulting: A Decade of Lessons Learned Regarding K-12 Student Academic Supports #393887 Brenda Eagan Brown

Empirically-Based Interventions for Persons with Brain Injury, Couples, and Families #373121 Summer Ibarra, Jeffrey Kreutzer, Tom Bergquist, Samantha Backhaus

Translating TBI Research for Public and Policy Use: Products from CDC/ NIDILRR Interagency Agreement #373389 Juliet Haarbauer-Krupa, Gale Whiteneck, John Corrigan, A. Miller

Knowledge Translation and Implementation: Seat-of-the-Pants versus Framework-Driven #396884 Maria Kajankova, Margaret Brown, Marcel Dijkers, Wayne Gordon

Brain Injury in Criminal Justice: Findings of Two Implementation Projects and Implications for Interagency Policy #381525 Judy Dettmer, Drew Nagele, Kimberly Gorgens, Mj Schmidt

Repetitive Blast Exposure:Clinician’s guide to assessing warfighters life-time risk to blast #396674 Jason Bailie, Suthee Wiri, Wally Graves

A Case Definition of the Post-Traumatic Confusional State: Implications for Research and Clinical Care #400896 Mark Sherer, Douglas Katz, Yelena Bodien

11:45AM - 12:30 PM UNOPPOSED POSTER VIEWING 11:45AM - 12:30 PM UNOPPOSED POSTER VIEWING UNOPPOSED POSTER VIEWING

PLENARY II 1:15 PM - 3:15 PM TBI as a CHRONIC CONDITION PLENARY II PART 1: “New Directions for the Center for Neuroscience and Regenerative Medicine: the USUHS/NIH Military TBI Research Group” DAVID BRODY, MD, PhD; Washington University School of Medicine in St. LouisPART 2: Managing TBI as a Chronic Condition FLORA HAMMOND, MD; Indiana University School of Medicine

CONCURRENT SESSIONS BLOCK 2

3:30 PM - 4:45 PM

DOC/SEVERE TBI CONCUSSION/MILD TBI CONCUSSION/MILD TBI COGNITIVE REHABILITATION EDUCATION/CHILDREN FAMILY TBI CHRONIC CONDITION CLINICAL TRIALS ACCESS TO CONTINUUM OF CARE MILITARY EMOTIONAL/BEHAVIORALExtending our Knowledge of Long-Term Outcomes After Severe TBI: Three DOC TBI Model System Studies #379163 Risa Nakase-Richardson, Robert Kowalski, Flora Hammond

Brain Injury and the Vestibular System #395494 Amy Zellmer, Jeremy Schmoe

Mild Traumatic Brain Injury and Vestibular Function: Current Challenges and Future Prospects #396870 Bridgett Wallace, Shelly Massingale

The Impact of Virtual Reality on Executive Functioning Training and Association With Neurorehabilitation Outcomes #375383 Marie Dahdah, Monica Bennett, Purvi Prajapati, Thomas D. Parsons, Erin Sullivan, Simon Driver, David Salisbury

Return to Learn Concussion Management Team Statewide Model: Utilizing School-Based Academic and Symptom Monitors #394378 Brenda Eagan Brown

Family Stability and Family Needs Post-TBI: A Collaboration of VA and NIDILRR TBIMS Efforts #401595 Lillian Stevens, Jacob Finn, Jeffrey Kreutzer

Late Effects of TBI (LE-TBI) Project: A Multidisciplinary Investigation of Clinical-Pathological Sequelae of TBI #401260 Kristen Dams-O'Connor

Identifying Phenotypes in Patients with Traumatic Brain Injury to Develop Optimal Rehabilitation Interventions #396815 Ross Zafonte, Jeffrey Palmer, Thomas Quatieri, Ryan McKindles, Adam Lammert, Paolo Bonato

Innovations in Smart Home Technologies for Brain Injury #393735 Jeffrey Kaye, Steven Scott, Kristina Martinez, Susan Ropacki, Jonathan Sills, Maheen Adamson

Progressive Return to Activity After Concussion: Improving Practices and Outcomes in the Military Health System #371871 Mark Ettenhofer, Keith Stuessi, Karen McCulloch, Rosemay Remigio-Baker, Joseph Newcomb, Wesley Cole, Jason Bailie, Felicia Qashu, Therese West, Amy Cecchini, Emma Gregory

Why did you do That?: Understanding Anger and Attributions of Hostile Intent After Brain Injury #368705 Dawn Neumann, Flora Hammond, Angelle Sander, Susan Perkins

5:00 PM - 6:00 PM UNOPPOSED POSTER VIEWING 5:0 0 PM - 6:0 0 PM UNOPPOSED POSTER VIEWING UNOPPOSED POSTER VIEWING

TUESDAY JUNE 12 DAY #2CONCURRENT SESSIONS BLOCK 3

7:30 AM - 8:45 AM

DOC/SEVERE TBI CONCUSSION/MILD TBI CONCUSSION/MILD TBI COGNITIVE REHABILITATION EDUCATION/CHILDREN FAMILY TBI CHRONIC CONDITION CLINICAL TRIALS ACCESS TO CONTINUUM OF CARE MILITARY SERVICE DELIVERYPractice Guidelines for Disorders of Consciousness: Report of the AAN-ACRM-NIDILRR Guideline Development Panel #371750 Joseph Giacino, Melissa Armstrong, Douglas Katz, Nicholas Schiff, John Whyte

TBI Education in Europe- Successes and Challenges #374716 Kendra Jorgensen-Wagers, Darlene Zeckser

Examining a Novel Approach to Treating PCS and the Issues with Implementing a TBI Program #373101 Logan Kaleta, Suzanne Penna

Central Thalamic Deep Brain Stimulation for Traumatic Brain Injury #395980 Nicholas Schiff, Joseph Giacino, Jaimie Henderson, Christopher Butson

Return to School after Traumatic Brain Injury: Laws, Practices and Challenges #372100 Juliet Haarbauer-Krupa, Kerri McGowan Lowrey

Interventions for Families Affected by Traumatic Brain Injury #373649 Tessa Hart, Jeffrey Kreutzer, Laura Dreer

Life After Severe Brain Injury: the Restoration of Self and Social Role Return #395646 Rolf Gainer

Using Neuroimaging to Inform Non-invasive Neuromodulation Treatment for TBI and its Sequelae #396729 Alexandra Aaronson, Amy Herrold, Vani Rao, Theresa Pape

Developing Guidelines for Rehabilitation of Individuals with Moderate-Severe TBI: Methodology & Interim Results #396872 Wayne Gordon, Marcel Dijkers, Kristen Dams-O'Connor, Steven Flanagan, Jennifer Bogner, Keith Cicerone, Stephanie Kolakowsky-Hayner

Veteran and Service Member Mental Health Post-TBI: Examining Data from the VA TBI Model Systems #397172 Greg Lamberty, Lisa Brenner, Jacob Finn

Emergency Preparedness and Ensuring the Safety of Persons with Brain Injuries #388582 Cindy Daniel

PLENARY III 9: 00 AM - 11:00 AM PEDIATRIC TBI PLENARY III: “Understanding and Improving the Recovery Trajectory Following Pediatric TBI” SHARI WADE, PhD, Director of Research, PMR, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center & STACY SUSKAUER, MD, Co-Director, Center for Brain Injury Recovery, Associate Professor, Johns Hopkins UniversityCONCURRENT SESSIONS BLOCK 4

11:15 AM - 12:30 PM

DOC/SEVERE TBI CONCUSSION/MILD TBI CONCUSSION/MILD TBI COGNITIVE REHABILITATION EDUCATION/CHILDREN ORAL PAPER ORAL PAPER ORAL PAPER ORAL PAPER ORAL PAPER ORAL PAPERA Rock and a Hard Place: Two Bioethicists Debate Critical Issues in Disorders of Consciousness #394768 Joseph Fins, Robert Truog, Joseph Giacino

Longitudinal Neuroimaging of Brain Injuries: Evidence of Structural Changes in Concussions. #367647 Rao Gullapalli, Gerald Voelbel, Annegret Dettwiler, David Tate, Erin Bigler

The Interaction of the Brain-Gut axis following mTBI #396656 Sue Wilson, Mike Hadden

The modified Story Memory Technique (mSMT) to Improve Learning and Memory in Persons with TBI #394344 Nancy Chiaravalloti, John DeLuca, Joshua Sandry, Ekaterina Dobryakova

The Continuum of Care in Childhood Concussion #364939 Kristy Arbogast, Rebekah Mannix, Christina Master, Andrew Mayer, John Leddy

Oral Paper 1: World-class content to come Oral Paper 2: World-class content to come Oral Paper 3: World-class content to come Oral Paper 4: World-class content to come Oral Paper 5: World-class content to come Oral Paper 6: World-class content to come

CONCURRENT SESSIONS BLOCK 5

1:15 PM - 2:30 PM

DOC/SEVERE TBI CONCUSSION/MILD TBI CONCUSSION/MILD TBI COGNITIVE REHABILITATION EDUCATION/CHILDREN INTERVENTION TBI CHRONIC CONDITION CLINICAL TRIALS ACCESS TO CONTINUUM MILITARY TECHNOLOGYCo-calibrating TBI endpoints for disordered consciousness and opportunities to improve translation #394359 Theresa Pape, Trudy Mallinson, Ann Guernon, Jennifer Weaver, Elyse Walsh, Petra Maurer, Christina Papadimitriou, Vanessa Jessie

The Chronic Effects of Neurotrauma Consortium (CENC): Lessons Learned from an Innovative, Multi-center Project #366082 Amma Agyemang, William Carne, Kevin Sickinger, Douglas Theriaque, Elisabeth Wilde, Tracy Nolen, William Walker, David Cifu

Illustration of ISCRC Recovery Process at Naval Medical CenterCamp Lejeune Using the Neuroplasticity Model #395567 Oluwaseye Alabi, Jenny Marks

New Research in Treating Common Symptoms Following TBI #394381 Nancy Chiaravalloti, Denise Krch, Karen Nolan, Jean Lengenfelder, Helen Genova, Ekaterina Dobryakova, John DeLuca, Anthony Lequerica

Report to Congress on the Management of TBI in Children #369526 Juliet Haarbauer-Krupa, Ann Glang, Brad Kurowski

Squeezing More Value out of the Inpatient Stay: Comparative Effectiveness of Different Rehabilitation Approaches #401349 Jennifer Bogner, Cynthia Beaulieu, Marcel Dijkers, Ronald Seel, Larissa Swan

Traumatic Brain Injury as a Chronic Condition: Innovative Models of Long-Term Care #373639 Tessa Hart, Lenore Hawley, Summer Ibarra, Wendy Waldman

Advancing Sleep Research: Two Multi-Center Studies within the TBI Model System Program #394002 Risa Nakase-Richardson, Kathleen Bell, Jeanne Hoffman

Exploration Of A Framework For Developing An Alternative Reimbursement Model For Traumatic Brain Injury Treatment #396885 Adam Seidner, Michael Choo

Rehabilitation of Service Members and Veterans With Mild to Moderate TBI and Persisting Cognitive Dysfunction: DVBIC’s Clinical Recommendation, From Literature Synthesis to Translation in the Health Care System #396951 Inbal Eshel, Dorothy Kaplan, Brooke Heintz

9 Lives: Technologies for life #387129 Tim Kobe

PLENARY IV 2:45 PM - 3:45 PM CONCUSSION PLENARY IV: “Scientific Advances in the Natural History of Concussion: Emerging Evidence from the NCAA-DoD CARE Consortium” MICHAEL McCREA, PhD, ABPP, Director of Brain Injury Research, Medical College of WisconsinCONCURRENT SESSIONS BLOCK 6

4:00 PM - 5:15 PM

DOC/SEVERE TBI CONCUSSION/MILD TBI CONCUSSION/MILD TBI EPIDEMIOLOGY EDUCATION/CHILDREN SILENT EPIDERMIC ORAL PAPER ORAL PAPER ORAL PAPER ORAL PAPER ORAL PAPERAddressing Requests to Limit or Withdraw Life-Sustaining Treatment in Disorders of Consciousness #396480 Sunil Kothari, Lois Shepherd, Susan Johnson

Predicting Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Outcome in Adults: Established and Emerging Prognostic Factors #368939 Noah Silverberg, Joukje van der Naalt, Alice Theadom, Geoff Manley

Understanding Concussion in Children #369496 Juliet Haarbauer-Krupa, Kristy Arbogast, Lara DePadilla, Christina Master,

TBI Increases Vulnerability to and Consequences of Ischemic Brain Damage #395742 Eric Schneider, Zachary Weil, Robert Kowalski, Jennifer Albrecht

Minds Matter: Concussion Care for Kids #371275 Christina Master, Matthew Grady, Roni Robinson, Megan Beam, Mitchell Scheiman

Brain Injury: Voices of a Silent Epidemic #396909 Cindy Daniel

Oral Paper 9: World-class content to come Oral Paper 10: World-class content to come Oral Paper 11: World-class content to come Oral Paper 12: World-class content to come Oral Paper 13: World-class content to come

5:30 PM - 6:15 PM UNOPPOSED POSTER VIEWING 5:30 PM - 6:15 PM UNOPPOSED POSTER VIEWING UNOPPOSED POSTER VIEWING

WEDNESDAY JUNE 13 DAY #3CONCURRENT SESSIONS BLOCK 7

7:30 AM - 8:45 AM

DOC/SEVERE TBI CONCUSSION/MILD TBI EMERGING TREATMENTS EPIDEMIOLOGY EDUCATION INTERVENTION TBI CHRONIC CONDITION BIOMARKERS/PITUATARY DIVERSITY & POPULATIONS MILITARY INTERNATIONAL Severe TBI and Healthcare Access: Can “Housing First” Inform a “Rehab First” Model of Care? #395115 A. Miller, Martha Hodgesmith, Sam Tsemberis, Joseph Giacino

Clinical Application Of Concussion Guidelines And Best Practices In A Community Concussion Clinic Model #384326 Janna Fonseca, Kristen Ramsey

The Potential of Theta Burst Stimulation to Optimize Learning, Memory and Adaptation #396880 Theresa Pape, Amy Herrold, Ann Guernon, Sandra Kletzel

Public Health Surveillance of Traumatic Brain Injury in the United States #372715 Matthew Breiding, Alexis Peterson, Dana Waltzman, Jill Daugherty, Lara DePadilla

Using Apps as Cognitive Support Technology Enhances Outcomes for Post-Secondary Students with TBI #396442 Eileen Elias, Phil Rumrill, Elaine Sampson

Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation in the Real World—or Maybe Close Enough #371205 Tessa Hart, Angelle Sander, Emily Nalder

Restoring the Ability to Adapt: The Last Stage in the Continuum of Care #372984 Maria Romanas, Larry Schutz, Pamela Klonoff

CREACTIVE and BIO-AX-TBI : Integrating Circulating and Neuroimaging Biomarkers to Improve Phenotyping in TBI #357365 Serge Masson, Roberto Latini, Luca Antiga, David Sharp

Addressing the Needs of Ethnic Minorities with TBI #371803 Monique Pappadis, Kelli Williams Gary, Anthony Lequerica, Angelle Sander,

Caregiving for Wounded Warriors: Perceptions and Quality of Life #366437 Angelle Sander, Roxana Delgado, Bridget Cotner, Lillian Stevens, Livingston Scott

Preliminary Findings From the CREACTIVE Study on Acute TBI in Intensive Care Medicine in Europe #371020 Fofi Constantinidou, Guido Bertolini, Andrea Montis, Isaac Lazar, Or Duek

PLENARY V 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM BIOMARKERS PLENARY V PART 1: “Rehabilomics Research: An exemplar in biomarkers based approaches to precision rehabilitation care for TBI” AMY WAGNER, MD, Associate Professor and Director Translational Research, Center for Neuroscience at the University of Pittsburgh PART 2: “Biomarkers for Traumatic Brain Injury: Lessons Learned from TED and TRACK-TBI” GEOFFREY MANLEY, MD, PhD, Professor and Vice Chairman of Neurology Surgery, University of California, San Francisco

CONCURRENT SESSIONS BLOCK 8

11:15 AM - 12:30 PM

DOC/SEVERE TBI CONCUSSION/MILD TBI EMERGING TREATMENTS EPIDEMIOLOGY EDUCATION & EMPLOYMENT INTERVENTION TBI CHRONIC CONDITION BIOMARKERS/PITUATARY DIVERSITY & POPULATIONS DATABASE SUMMARIZE A BODY OF SCIENCE Creating Sustainable Systems of Care for Severe TBI: Examining Models that Maximize Value and Outcomes #390284 Chloe Slocum, Ross Zafonte

From Research to Practice: Lessons Learned From Knowledge Translation Research in Concussion #373864 Patrick Archambault, Danny Thomas, Noah Silverberg, Emma Gregory

Innovations in Combining Advanced Diagnostics and Therapeutics in TBI: the Future and Beyond #393466 Maheen Adamson, Salil Soman, Keith Main, Dana Waltzman, Windy Mcnerney

The Public Health Burden of Lifetime History of TBI #363360 John Corrigan, Jingzhen (Ginger) Yang, Raquel Gardner, Karen Schwab, Deborah Yurgelun-Todd

“You Got Me on my Feet Layla” #408781 Holly Kostrzewski, Diana Kostrzewski

Dance and Movement-Based (DMB) Therapy in TBI Rehabilitation Using Laban Movement Analysis (LMA) #394781 Marianne Talbot

Coping and Adaptive Strategies for TBI Survivors and Primary Caregivers #407400 Deana Adams, Patti Foster

Pituitary Dysfunction After TBI: Approach to Diagnosis and Treatment #403055 Tamara Wexler, Steven Flanagan, Tamara Bushnik

The PINK Concussions Symposium: #pinkTBI Research Punctuated By Patient Voices #396854 Katherine Snedaker

Getting the Most Out of the Traumatic Brain Injury Model Systems National Database #396688 Jessica Ketchum, David Mellick

The Placebo Effect: Conditioning and learning phenomena in brain injury and neurorehabilitation research #397050 Mary Iaccarino, Leon Morales, Ross Zafonte

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PLENARY I NON INVASIVE and INVASIVE BRAIN STIMULATION

• ALVARO PASCUAL-LEONE, MD, PhDHarvard Medical School

• NICHOLAS SCHIFF, MDWeill Cornell Medical College, Cornell University

PLENARY II TBI as a CHRONIC CONDITION • DAVID BRODY, MD, PhD

Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis• FLORA HAMMOND, MD

Indiana University School of Medicine

PLENARY III PEDIATRIC TBI• STACY SUSKAUER, MD

Kennedy Krieger Institute, Johns Hopkins University• SHARI WADE, PhD

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center

PLENARY IV CONCUSSION• MICHAEL McCREA, PhD, ABPP

Medical College of Wisconsin

PLENARY V BIOMARKERS• AMY WAGNER, MD; Center for Neuroscience at

the University of Pittsburgh• GEOFFREY MANLEY, MD, PhD; University of California

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