Pocket ProgrammeCitywest HotelSaggart, Dublin, Ireland

We believe that the bladder and the bowel are different

sides of the same coin and that there are potential benefits

in addressing them together in spinal cord injury care.

Three speakers will share and discuss their personal

and professional views and opinions on how to translate

synergies in bladder and bowel management into useful

strategies for people with spinal cord injury.

Welcome to an interactive and innovative lunch symposium at ISCoS, October 24th, 13.15-14.15.

Claes Hultling Professor at the Spinalis Spinal Cord Injury Unit, Karolinska Institutet, Sweden

Denise Tate Professor at the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, University of Michigan Medical School, USA

Paula Muter Urology Nurse Specialist at the Princess Royal Spinal Injuries and Neuro Rehabilitation Centre, UK

Venue DetailsCitywest HotelSaggart, Co. Dublin, Ireland

T: +353 1 401 0500info@citywesthotel.comwww.citywesthotel.com

Registration & Meeting SecretariatRegistration and the Meeting Secretariat arelocated on the Ground Floor of the ConventionCentre and will be open during the followinghours:Tuesday 24th October 07:00 – 19:00Wednesday 25th October 07:30 – 18:00Thursday 26th October 08:30 – 17:00

ExhibitionAn exhibition of related products, services andtechnologies is being held in conjunction with themeeting. The exhibition is located on the GroundFloor of the Convention Centre and the openinghours are as follow:Tuesday 24th October 10:00 – 20:00Wednesday 25th October 09:15 – 16:15Thursday 26th October 09:15 – 16:00

Social ProgrammeExhibition and Welcome ReceptionTuesday 24th October 18:00 – 20:00

The Exhibition and Welcome Reception (drinks &nibbles) will be held in the Exhibition area. Theevening will allow delegates to relax and socialisewhilst having the opportunity to speak withexhibitors and review some of the scientificposters.

Dress code: Business Casual

Conference DinnerWednesday 25th October 19:30 – 23:45

The Conference Dinner will take place at CitywestHotel Kingswood Suite on the first floor.

Dress code: Cocktail Dress / Suit

Tuesday 24th October

8:00–8:10

8:10–8:55

9:00–10:30

10:35–11:35

11:40–1:10

1:15–2:15

2:20–3:05

3:10– 4:10

4:15–5:45

6:00–8:00

Opening Ceremony with remarks from ISCoS President Plenary 1 – Guttmann Lecture Andrew Blight, PhD: It’s not rocket science – translational challenges in spinal cord injury.

Workshop 1Acute and surgical

management of vertebral fracture in

spinal cord injury: Whatother disciplines in the

team should know?

Workshop 2Using computerized

adaptive tests to measure outcomes in

adults and children withspinal cord injury.

Workshop 3Electronic Medical

Record: Data Collection and Reporting –

including International SCIData Sets and Standards

for NeurologicalClassification of SCI.

Workshop 4Debates on neurogenic

bladder dysfunction.Interaction with otherorgans’ and systems’

dysfunction.

Workshop 5An emerging service

delivery model in follow-up process and beyond:Comparison of different

approaches to Telehealth support.

Workshop 6Why (and how to) reportrehabilitation activities

in clinical trials?

Workshop 7Prevention CommitteeWorkshop: ISCoS ASM

Dublin – Non TraumaticSpinal Cord Injury: Isprevention possible?

Workshop 8Barriers to Community Integration for Persons

with SCI.

Workshop 9Evaluation and decision-

making in neurogenicbowel dysfunction.

Workshop 10Management of pressure

ulcers in Spinal CordInjury patients.

Sycamore Lakes Suite Saggart Dublin Newcastle (Plenary & Parallel 1) (Parallel 2) (Parallel 3) (Parallel 4) (Parallel 5)

Poster Viewing 1 with refreshments

Lunch and Poster Viewing – Day 1 ACCT Talks: “Combined bladder and bowel management – a reality or the future?“ Optional Sponsor’s Lunch Symposium in Lakes Suite. Lunch will be served.

Plenary 2 – ISRT Lecture Stephen McMahon, FMedSci

Poster Viewing 2 with refreshments

Welcome Cocktail

Workshop 13Sexual dysfunction andtreatment options after

spinal cord injury inmales.

Workshop 12Comprehensive

interprofessionalmanagement of spinalcord injury in infants and young children.

Workshop 11Advancements in

Implanted ElectricalStimualtion Technologyfor Spinal Cord Injury.

Workshop 14ISCoS SCI Educational

Initiatives Lessons learntand further developmentof strategies to increasequality and coverage ofSCI education globally.

Workshop 15A Prelude to

Randomized ControlledTrials: Clinical Research

Pilot Studies.

Wednesday 25th October

8:00–8:55

9:00–9:45

9:50–10:45

10:50–12:20

12:25–1:30

1:35–3:05

3:10–4:10

4:15– 5:45

7:30–11:45

Discipline SpecificMeeting 1

Annual network meeting for Spinal cord

Injury Occupationaltherapists, SCIOT.

Optional Sponsor’sBreakfast Symposium

07:30 Coffee & Croissants

08:00 Symposium

Discipline SpecificMeeting 2

International Spinal Cord Injury Data SetsCommittee meeting.

Discipline SpecificMeeting 3

Spine Trauma Study Group Networking

meeting.

Discipline SpecificMeeting 4

Psychology Group

Discipline SpecificMeeting 5

SCIPT meeting.

Discipline SpecificMeeting 6

Quality of Life SpecialInterest Group.

Discipline SpecificMeeting 7

Nurse meeting.

Discipline SpecificMeeting 8

Autonomic StandardsNetworking Meeting.

Discipline SpecificMeeting 9

Consumer meeting.

Workshop 16Journal update: SpinalCord, and Spinal Cord

Series and Cases.

Workshop 17Repurposing AcuteTherapeutics For

Enhanced Recovery ofSpinal Cord Injury

(RATER-SCI).

Workshop 18ISCoS-ISPRM-HI

Collaborative Workshop – Supportingglobal disaster planningand response for SCI inlow resource settings.

Workshop 19Comparing differentinnovative peer led

approaches thatmaximise life outcomesfor people affected by

spinal cord injury.

Workshop 20MultidisciplinaryApproach To TheManagement of

Spasticity in Spinal CordInjury.

Sycamore Lakes Suite Saggart Dublin Newcastle (Plenary & Parallel 1) (Parallel 2) (Parallel 3) (Parallel 4) (Parallel 5)

Plenary 3 – RHI Lecture Professor Dame Nicky Cullum, DBE, PhD

Evidence-based pressure ulcer prevention and treatment in spinal cord injury – where are we? Poster Viewing 3 with refreshments

Poster Viewing 4 with refreshments

Lunch and Poster Viewing – Day 2 Optional Sponsor’s Lunch Symposium

ISCoS AGM

Conference Dinner

Thursday 26th October

9:00–9:45

9:50–10:50

10:55–12:25

12:30–1:15

1:20–2:05

2:10–3:40

3:45–4:30

Workshop 21Important

Considerations forMoving Spinal Cord Injury Clinical TrialsForward: a SCOPE

Perspective.

Workshop 22Getting to Orgasm: It’s

possible.

Workshop 23SCI Clinical Research

Engagement Workshop:Developing an ActiveResearch Network.

Workshop 24Starting SCI

Rehabilitation in Africa –The Spinalis concept –

an eight year experiencein Botswana, Namibia

and Zambia.

Workshop 25Healthy lifestyle in

spinal cord injury: fromknowledge to practice.

An internationalperspective.

Workshop 26Clinical Trials: LessonsLearned, Challenges,

Solutions.

Workshop 27Put On Your Air Mask

First! Keeping thatpassion alive through

the generations!

Workshop 28Exoskeletal-Assisted

Walking in Acute Inpatient and Chronic

Outpatient Spinal CordInjury Rehabilitation.

Workshop 29How to Deliver a

Cognitive BehaviouralTherapy PainManagement

Programme for SpinalCord Injury: Both Face to

Face and Online.

Workshop 30Self-efficacy: concept,

measurement andrelevance for quality of

life after SCI.

Sycamore Lakes Suite Saggart Dublin Newcastle (Plenary & Parallel 1) (Parallel 2) (Parallel 3) (Parallel 4) (Parallel 5) Plenary 4 Stephen Muldoon

Health Systems Strengthening – Increasing the quality and coverage of appropriate, accessible, sustainable andcomprehensive healthcare and rehabilitation services for people with spinal cord injury (SCI) globally.

Poster Viewing 5 with refreshments

Plenary 6 (tentative) Poster Presentation Awards

Plenary 5 Professor Dr. med Thomas Kessler

Management of neurogenic lower urinary tract dysfunction in patients with spinal cord injury

Lunch and Poster Viewing – Day 3

Platinum Sponsor

Gold Sponsors

Additional Sponsors

Exhibitors

Specialty rehab for people with spinal cord

and brain injuries

craighospital.org

CARPARK 1

NEWCASTLE

CONVENTION CENTRERegistration – Ground FloorWelcome Reception – Ground FloorExhibition – Ground FloorSaggart – Ground FloorDublin – Ground FloorLakes Suite – First FloorSycamore – Second Floor

MAINDRIVEWAY

CONFERENCE DINNER FIRST FLOOR

KINGSWOOD SUITE

SHUTTLE BUSSTOP

TO LUAS TRAM (10–15 min walk)

LEMONGRASS FUSION

RESTAURANT

REGISTRATIONENTRANCE

HOTELENTRANCE

WOODLOCKBRASSERIE

CARPARK 3

CARPARK 2

Venue Floor Plan

2.5m High

Exhibitors 6 The Float 7 Parker Hannifin12 Wellspect13 Medtronic14 Hollister15 Ekso Bionics16 B Braun17 Bama Technologies18 Coloplast20 Synapse Biomedical22 ISCoS 201824 Rewalk25 International Spinal Cord Society27 MBH-International A/S28 HUR

Poster Session ANos 1 – 108

Poster Session BNos 109 – 276

Poster Session CNos 277 – 309

Exhibition Floor Plan