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 43RD Annual Brain Impairment Conference - 2020

On behalf of the organising committee of the 2020 ASSBI conference, you are warmly invited to Perth to participate in an exciting program of international and national speakers who will reflect on the ways we connect and collaborate together in rehabilitation as individuals, communities, systems and services.

Perth, the city of festivals, food, wine, stunning coastline and gateway to beautiful destinations such as Margaret River wine country, towering Karri forests and Rottnest Island.

Michelle Kelly and Janet Wagland - Co-Convenors

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Invited Speakers

Professor Mathilde Chevignard - France

Professor Robyn Tate - Sydney, Australia

Robyn will be giving the Presidential Address at this conference

Robyn is Research Professor within the John Walsh Centre for Rehabilitation Research, Kolling Institute of Medical Research at The University of Sydney.  She was founding co-editor of Brain Impairment (1999-2014), the official journal of the ASSBI, and has been an Executive Editor of Neuropsychological Rehabilitation since 2010.  Robyn led an international team in developing the Single-Case reporting guideline In BEhavioural interventions (SCRIBE) and was a steering committee member for a similar project: the CONSORT Extension for N-of-1 Trials (CENT).  She was also on the WHO ICF steering committee to develop ICF Core Sets for traumatic brain injury.  Robyn leads the Brain Injury stream in the John Walsh Centre.  Her research agenda builds upon her clinical experience over many years in the rehabilitation of traumatic brain injury.  Current research interests include instrument development, evidence-based clinical practice, and the methodology of single-case designs.   

ASSBI Conferences - PREVIOUS

OUR PREVIOUS CONFERENCE - 2019 ...

42ND ANNUAL BRAIN IMPAIRMENT CONFERENCE -2019

In 2019 our conference was held with the NZRA as the Inaugural Trans-Tasman Conference

Conference Program and Conference Report will be up shortly

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