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| ASSBI - Australasian Society for the Study of Brain Impairment, inc. Working together to improve the lives of people with brain impairment ASSBI's committee meet on the last Thursday of every other month. January, March, May, July, September, November. The next change of President Elect occurs at the AGM via Zoom at 1pm on Thursday 6th May 2021. Click here for an application. Nominations close on 18th December 2020* *Nominees must be financial members of ASSBI |
What is ASSBI?
ASSBI is a multidisciplinary society dedicated to improving the quality of life of people with brain impairment and their families. Our mission is to:
- Enable all disciplines who work with people with brain impairment to meet, learn and discuss the latest clinical research initiatives in a scholarly environment;
- Provide high quality continuing education;
- Publish scholarly research via our journal Brain Impairment;
- Promote scientific rigour and evidence-based practice in the field of brain impairment;
- Encourage students to present, share and publish their work; and
- Provide high quality assessment and treatment resources via ASSBI Resources
Read more ... AND A VIDEO tribute to Dr Kevin Walsh
ASSBI's 40th Conference - Opening panel discussion showcases 6 ASSBI Fellows and an interview with Kevin Walsh VIEW HERE
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ASSBI Conference Partners
ASSBI would like to thank Drake Medox for their ongoing support of your Society as our Conference Partners |
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ASSBI Awards
ASSBI offer a number of Awards to their members.
To learn more about the ASSBI student Awards ASSBI Early Career Clinical Innovation Award 2020 The ASSBI Early Career Clinical Innovation Award is designed to recognise innovation in the field of brain impairment consistent with our mission to improve the lives of individuals and families affected by progressive and non-progressive neurological conditions across the lifespan. Click here for more information and here for an application form for 2020. |