Programme

FRIDAY 30 OCTOBER
08.45	Welcome address Mark Comerford, Kinetic Control UK, Performance-Rehab, Australia
09.00	Keynote Lecture: Low back pain: Isolated or degenerative problem – what are the implications? Shirley Sahrmann, Washington University School of Medicine, USA
09.35	Keynote Lecture: Chronic Low Back Pain Patients – unravelling pieces of the puzzle Wim Dankaerts, KUL-PHL, Belgium
10.10	Guest Lecture: Pain-Induced Changes in Motor Control Revealed by Muscle Imaging Deborah Falla, Aalborg University, Denmark
10.30	Coffee break, Exhibition and Poster Viewing
11.00	Keynote Lecture: Manipulating neural plasticity to enhance functional recovery after damage to the motor system John Rothwell, University College London, UK
11.35	Guest Lecture: Shoulder girdle control; some mechanisms of function to dysfunction Caroline Alexander, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, UK
11.55	Guest lecture: Rehabilitative ultrasound imaging: Technology to improve assessment and treatment of those with musculoskeletal conditions Deydre Teyhen, Academy of Health Sciences, USA
12.15	Guest Lecture: What does proprioception testing tell us about patello femoral pain? Michael Callaghan, University of Manchester, UK
12.35	Panel Discussion
13.00	Lunch, Exhibition and Poster Session (13.45 – 14.30)
13.45 - 14.50	Sponsored Interactive Sessions Sels Instruments Demonstration of Capnograph: L. McLaughlin
14.30	Clinical Seminar 1 Demonstration of an examination for Movement System Low Back Syndrome Shirley Sahrmann, Washington University School of Medicine, USA	Clinical Seminar 2 Sub-classification of non-specific CLBP patients: Integrating pieces of the evidence into clinical practice Wim Dankaerts, KUL-PHL, Belgium	Clinical Seminar 3 Training the brain: principles, pitfalls and pearls Lorimer Moseley, Prince of Wales Medical Research Institute, Australia
15.20	Submitted Oral Presentations 4 presentations in each of 3 parallel sessions (15 minutes each)
16.30	Tea, Exhibition and Poster Viewing
17.00 – 18.10	Submitted Oral Presentations 4 presentations in each of 3 parallel sessions (15 minutes each). Click to download.
18.10 – 19.30	Welcome Drinks Reception
19.30	End of Day 1
SATURDAY 31 OCTOBER
8.00 - 8.45	Sponsored Interactive Sessions Pilates: Liz Ellis Gyrokinesis: Suzanne Scott
09.00	Keynote Lecture: Shoulder impingement: Biomechanical considerations in rehabilitation Paula M. Ludewig, The University of Minnesota, USA
09.35	Keynote Lecture: What Is Our Baseline for Movement? The Clinical Need for Movement Screening and Assessment Gray Cook, Averett University; Gray Cook Physical Therapy; Functional Movement Systems, USA
10.10	Guest Lecture: Breathing evaluation and retraining as a adjunct to manual therapy Laurie McLaughlin, NAIOMT, Canada
10.30	Coffee, Exhibition and Poster Viewing
11.00	Keynote Lecture: Skeletal muscle fibres. What types have we got? Can we change them and does it matter? Steve Harridge, Kings College London, UK
11.35	Keynote Lecture: Diagnostic utility of clinical tests for spinal dysfunction Chad Cook, Duke University, USA
12.10	Guest Lecture: Recurrence of injury and pain in sport – What’s missing Mark Comerford, Kinetic Control UK, Performance-Rehab, Australia
12.25	Panel Discussion
13.00	Lunch, Exhibition and Poster Session (Poster session between 13.45-14.30)
13.45 - 14.50	Sponsored Interactive Sessions Kangoo Jumps: Paul Clarkson Pilates: Liz Ellis Gyrokinesis: Suzanne Scott Writing Workshop: Elsevier
14.30	Clinical Seminar 4 Treatment of shoulder impingement: Targeted intervention strategies Paula M. Ludewig, The University of Minnesota, USA	Clinical Seminar 5 Demonstration of the Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA) Gray Cook, Averett University; Gray Cook Physical Therapy; Functional Movement Systems, USA	Clinical Seminar 6 Specificity in Assessment and Management of Hip Abductor Muscle Dysfunction Alison Grimaldi, University of Queensland, Australia
15.20	Submitted Oral Presentations 4 presentations in each of 3 parallel sessions (15 minutes each)
16.30	Tea, Exhibition and Poster Viewing
17.00 – 18.25	Submitted Oral Presentations 5 presentations in each of 3 parallel sessions (15 minutes each). Click to download.
18.30 – 19.30	MACP AGM (members only)
SUNDAY 1 NOVEMBER
8.00 - 8.45	Sponsored Interactive Sessions Pilates: Liz Ellis Gyrokinesis: Suzanne Scott
09.00	Keynote Lecture: The eyes have it – recent developments in training the brain for chronic pain Lorimer Moseley, Prince of Wales Medical Research Institute, Australia
09.35	Keynote Lecture: Subgrouping patients with low back pain in primary care: are we getting any better at it? Nadine Foster, Keele University, UK
10.10	Guest Lecture: Outcome following treatment for chronic low back pain. What are the processes of change? Steve Woby, North Manchester General Hospital, UK
10.30	Guest Lecture: Pre-season screening of professional footballers – The role of movement assessment Wayne Diesel, Tottenham Hotspur Football Club, UK
10.50	Coffee break, Exhibition and Poster Viewing
11.20	Keynote Lecture: Understanding the lateral stability mechanism of the hip & pelvis Alison Grimaldi, University of Queensland, Australia
11.55	Guest Lecture: Evidence from cognitive neuroscience supports action observation as part of an integrated approach to stroke rehabilitation Paul Holmes, Institute for Performance Research, Cheshire Faculty, MMU, UK
12.15	Guest Lecture: “What if”: the use of biomechanical models for understanding and treating upper extremity musculoskeletal disorders Dirk Jan Veeger, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands
12.35	Guest Lecture: Rehabilitating Achilles tendonopathy Jon Fearn, Reading Football Club, UK
12.55	Panel Discussion
13.10	Closing remarks and presentation of Elsevier Sponsored Awards Ann Moore, University of Brighton, UK
	End of conference

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