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| 8:30-10:00 | Opening Remarks, Plenary Presentation by Geoff Manley on "The Common Data Elements Project" |
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| 10:30-noon | Papers #1 (SP) 103 — Electrocortical Functional Connectivity changes Associated with Blast-Related Brain Injury (Nelson) (SP) 203 — Retinal Ganglion Cell and Optic Nerve Structural and Functional Loss as Key Features of Experimental Blast-Induced TBI (Harper) (SP) 183 — Molecular Dynamic Simulations of Blast Waves on Myelin Membranes (Pastor, Bhowmik, Mason) (SP) 176 — Diffusion Tensor Imaging of Blast Related Mild TBI – Evidence for Diffuse and Spatially Variable White Matter Abnormalities (Lim, Davnport, Armstrong, Sponheim, Liu) |
(ST) 039 — The Post-Traumatic Headache: What Do We Know and What Can We Do? Bell Hoffman Scher Lucas |
(MILD) 057 — Development of a Performance-based Rehabilitation Assessment to Inform Return to Duty Decision-Making for Military Personnel with Mild TBI Radomski McCulloch Goldman |
(PED) 060 — Empirically Based Interventions to Improve Cognitive, Behavioral, and Academic Outcomes Following Pediatric TBI Wade Taylor Glang Harn |
(EPI) 174 — Life Expectancy After TBI Harrison-Felix Whiteneck Brown Hammond |
(INT) 146 — Novel Neurotherapeutic Rehabilitation Interventions for TBI Pape Dvorkin Cyborski Papadopoulos |
(OUT) 239 — TBI Screening and Outcomes Along The Post-Deployment Continuum of Care Law French Nichols Trudel |
Papers #2 (SP) 169 — What Are the Needs of Families of Service Personnel With Polytrauma Injuries? (Molloy) (SP) 031 — Living with a Brain Injury and a Psychiatric Disorder; Managing Dual Diagnosis Problems in the Years Post-injury (Gainer) (SP) 215 — The capacity to vote of persons with TBI (Hirsch et al) |
(ME) 129 — Are Drug Trials in the Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation Setting Feasible or Appropriate: Perspectives From Three Different Studies Watanabe Walker Whyte |
(COG) 195 — Systematic Instruction of Assistive Technology for Cognition following TBI Wild Powell |
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| 12:15-1:45 | Lunch — Comments by Sue Swenson, Plenary Presentation by Jennie Ponsford on: "Fatigue and Sleep Disturbance related to TBI" |
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(PED) 222 — The Role of Social Environmental Influences on Recovery Following Childhood Brain Injury Wade Taylor Yeates Gerring |
(NEU) 128 — Imaging the Injured Brain: Cognitive and Behavioral Consequences of a TBI Wylie Chiaravalloti Hillary Lengenfelder |
(COG) 084 — Evidence-based Cognitive Rehabilitation: Part 1. Current Status and Implications for Clinical Practice Cicerone Braden |
(BL) 117 — Rehabilitation of Persons with Disorders of Consciousness: Outcomes from Three Multi-Center Trials Nakase-Richardson Giacino McCarthy |
(COM) 035 — The Myths and Realities of Community Inclusion Williams Pruente Wilkerson |
(MILD) 143 — The Consequences of Combat Mild TBI from OIF/OEF: A Complex Interaction of Pain, PTSD, Residual Brain Injury Ruff Gallagher Clark |
Papers #3 (SP) 112 — Incorporating Clients’ Perspectives in Vocational Evaluation Following TBI (Stergiou-Kita, Rappolt, Dawson) (SP) 119 — Towards Developing a Guideline for vocational Evaluation Following a TBI: Review of the Evidence (Stergiou-Kita) (SP) 111 — Identifying Key Personal And Environmental Factors Relevant to Work Readiness Following Acquired Brain Injury: Expert Therapist’s Perspectives (Stergiou-Kita) (SP) 120 — Inter-Professional Clinical Practice Guideline for Vocational Evaluation Following TBI: Employing a Systematic and Evidence-Based Approach (Stergiou-Kita, Dawson, Rappolt) |
(PRE) 157 — Screening and Identifying TBI in Youth Offenders Matsuzawa Beckworth Levins |
(TEC) 125 — The Electronic Personal Care Record: An Innovative Health Record and Care Management Tool Elias Price Weider |
(ST) 052 — Neuroendocrinology and TBI Ripley Stein Masel |
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| 4:00-5:30 | Paper #4 (SP) 135 — MRI Brain Volumetry Reveals Atrophy and Asymmetry in Patients with TBI (Ross) (SP) 242 — A Diffusion Tension Imaging Study of Nonverbal Problem Solving Ability in TBI (Voelbel et al) (SP) 228 — Diagnosis of Diffuse Axonal Injury with Diffiusion Tensor Imaging (Boiux et al) (SP) 227 — Diffusion Imaging Reveals Two Spatially Separable Mechanisms in Mild TBI (Pasternak, Bouix, et al) |
(OUT) 179 — Putting Common Data Elements for TBI Research into Practice Hicks Maas Duhaime Odenkirchen Manley |
(COG) 085 — Evidence-based Cognitive Rrehabilitation: Part II. Translating Evidence Into Knowledge for Clinicians and Consumers Cicerone Sander Trexler Haskins |
(BIO) 110 — Using Novel Techniques to Gain Insight Into Emotional and Social Deficits Following TBI Rushby McDonald Kelly |
(PED) 040 — Longitudinal Investigation of the Post-High School Transition Experiences of Adolexcents with TBI Todis Ettel |
(ST) 088 — TBI and Substance Misuse and Abuse Adams Corrigan |
(INT) 216 — Regulation of Irritability, Anger and Aggression after TBI: Review of Pharmacologic and Non-Pharmacologic Treatments Hammond Neumann Hart |
(MILD) 232 — Identification of mTBI, with an Emphasis on Sports-Related Injury Wellington Dams-O’Connor Guskiewicz Ghajar |
(EPI) 158 — The Epidemiology of TBI: Lessons and Applications from the Federal, State and Local Levels Faul Picklesimer Kinde |
Papers #5 (SP) 226 — Oxidative Stress Changes After Blast Induced TBI (Dutca, Harper, Lazic, Kardon, Grozdanic) (SP) 225 — Blast Induced Inflammatory Brain changes and Blood-Brain Barrier Abnormalities (Lazic, Harper, Lindley, Dutca, Kardon, Grozdanic) (SP) 223 — Chronic Immunological and Neurological Consequences of Blast Induced TBI (Grozdanic, Harper, Lazic, Dutca, Kardon) (SP) 230 — Seminal Advances in Our Understanding of Blood Flow and Outcome Following TBI (Kreipke, Kuhn, Armstead, Vavilala) |
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| 6-8 | Mitchell Rosenthal Reception and Poster Viewing — award for best early career paper and poster abstract |
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| 7:30-9:00 | Paper #6 (SP) 145 — High rates of Past TBI In a Community Sample: A Consequence of Location of Residence? (Schofield, Butler, Perkes) (SP) 097 — Falls a Leading Cause of TBI in Older Adults: What Can Be Done? (McGuire, Pearson, Faul, Wald, Coronado) (SP) 118 — An Investigation of Assault-Related TBI Deaths in Young Children Using Multiple Case of Death Data (Sugerman) |
(COG) 218 — Plasticity-Based Computerized Training: A Novel Approach to Cognitive Rehabilitation for TBI Dams-O’Connor Mahncke Saunders |
(BIO) 064- Amyloid and Brain Injury Smith Ikonomovic Brody Burns |
(COM) 087 — Community-Based Mentoring for Persons with TBI in Diverse or Minority Communities Duong Brandt |
(ST) 211 — Psychiatric Disorders Following TBI: Clinical Significance, Treatment Implications and Relation to Health Care Costs Hart Clark Pastorek Fann |
(INT) 168 — Variations in Patient Characteristics and Inpatient Rehabilitation Interventions Among TBI Case Mix Groups Zanca Dijkers Bennett Seel Young |
(OUT) 185- Collaboration on Longitudinal Databases: The TBIMS National Database and the Veteran’s Polytrauma Rehabilitation Centers TBI Database Harrison-Felix Bidelspach Nichols |
(MILD) 155 — Unidentified Injury and the Importance of Screening Goldin-Lauretta Brown Gordon |
Papers #7 (SP) 198 — Endocrine dysfunction following TBI and the effect on functional improvement in acute rehabilitation (Rosario) (SP) 115 — Tolerability of Acupuncture by Patients with TBI (Cyborski, Zollman) (SP) 104 — Evaluating the Effects of Homonymous Hemianopsia on Mobility: Considerations from a Case Series (Roels) (SP) 163 — Design of 3D Immersive Videogames to Train the Whole Body Coordination Deficits Following TBI (Ustinova, Leonard, Tamkei, Cassavaugh) |
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| 9:15-10:45 | Plenary Presentation by Richard Ellenbogen "A Cultural Center Change in Collision Sports: The NFL Experience" |
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| 11:00-12:30 | Papers #8 (SP) 190 — TBI and the Returning Military Personnel: A Multi –Systems Approach to Improved Systems of Care (Kamen, LaVecchia) (SP) 059 — Brain Injury as a Co-Occurring Disorder: Building State Capacity Through Collaboration and Training (Edmonston) (SP) 027 — Rhode Island TBI (Tavares) (SP) 032 — The Interface of Crisis Intervention Teams and Persons with Brain Injury (McDonnell) |
(INT) 107 — Comprehensive Day Treatment Program: Permutations of an Empirically Based Practice Tsaousides Cicerone Ashman Backhaus |
(OUT) 186 — The Development of a Patient Reported Outcomes Measurement Information Systems for TBI Carlozzi Tulsky Sherer Bushnik |
(MILD) 047 — Advances in the Screening and Diagnosis of Mild TBI/Concussion in OEF/OIF Veterans Donnelly Babcock-Parziale High Smith |
(COM) 123 — Impact of Systems of TBI Rehabilitation on Outcome: Challenges in Cross-National Research Whyte Nordenbo Poulsen Hart |
(ST) 056 — Promoting Sexual Health for Persons with TBI: Systematic Assessment and Treatment Approaches Sander Simpson Goldin-Lauretta |
(ELD) 209 — Aging with TBI: Trends in Rehabilitation Delivery and Outcomes Hammond Corrigan Coronado Englander |
(EPI) 065 — Population-Based Analyses of TBI Across the Full Spectrum of Disease: Incidence, Case-Controlled Survival and Medical Care Costs in Olmsted County, MN Brown Leibson Malec |
(PED) 053 — Summer Transition Programming for Teens with Acquired Brain Injuries Haarbauer-Krupa Durso Turkstra Schaude |
(NEU) 219 — Magnetic Resonance Imaging Biomarkers of TBI Diaz-Arrastia Little Marquez de la Plata Latour |
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| 12:30-2:00 | Lunch — Plenary Presentation by James Kelly "National Intrepid Center of Excellence (NiCoE) and the Military" |
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| 2:15-3:45 | Papers #9 (SP) 171 — Factors Associated with Vocational Outcome After Resource Facilitation for People with Brain Injury (Trexler, Parrott, Trexler) (SP) 233 — Factors that Relate to Placement Outcomes for People with TBI within Vocational Rehabilitation (Jaffe) (SP) 224 — A Model for Colllaboration Between VHA Polytrauma and VBA Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment to Provide Comprehensive Service to Veterans (Hall, Hackett, Woods) (SP) 236 — Discourse Impairments Following Lesions to the Dorsolateral Prefrontal Cortex (Coelho) |
(TEC) 066 — Use of Telerehabilitation in Psychosocial Interventions for Caregivers of Adults with TBI Powell Sander Elliott |
(MILD) 051 — Blast-Related Vs Non-Blast Mild TBI: Pathophysiology, Biomarkers, Imaging and Outcome Smith Wang Belanger Wilde |
(COM) 172 — Participation and Environmental Factors Measures for TBI Rehabilitation Heinemann Magasi Carlozzi |
(ST) 061 — Suicide and TBI: What Have We Learnt About the Rates of Suicide, Associated Risk Factors and Clinical Management Approaches Simpson Brenner | (INT) 106 — Pharmacological and Behavioral Interventions for Depression Following TBI Tsaousides Fann Ashman Bombardier Cantor |
(ST) 229 — TBI, Exercise, Alcohol and Drugs of Abuse: Changing the Face of TBI Research Kreipke Thomas Kuhn |
(NEU) 184 — Understanding the Mechanisms of Chronic Pain in Warfighters with Mild TBI: Non-Invasive Imaging Approaches Robin Ramage Chao Lewis |
(MILD) 175 — Structural and Functional Neuroimaging, Pituitary Dysfunction, and Animal Modeling in Blast Concussion Mild TBI Peskind Morey Wilkinson Cook |
(BIO) 235 — Biomarker Discovery in TBI and Future Applications in Personalized Medicine Pasinetti Lange Ghajar Dams-O’Connor |
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| 4:00-5:30 | Papers #10 (SP) 166 — Factors that Predict Acute Hospitalization Discharge Disposition for Adults with Moderate to Severe TBI (Whitneck, Harrison-Felix) (SP) 165 — The Increase in TBI in the United States: Is Awareness of TBI Contributing to an Increase in Reported Cases? (Faul) (SP) 149 — Comorbid Conditions Among Army and Marine Corps Personnel Undergoing Disabiilty Evaluation for TBI During 2005-2010 (Gubata, Packnett, Jackson, Cowan, Niebuhr) (SP) 150 — Challenges in Characterizing the Epidemiology of Disabiliy: An Exploratory Analysis fo TBI-Related Disability Retirement Among Army and Marine Personnel (Gubata, Packnett, Jackson, Cowan, Niebuhr) |
(BIO) 133 — Insights into Mediators of Neural Repair After TBI using a Multi-Modal Approach Zhuo Sours Herrold Pape |
Papers #11 (SP) 076 — Qualitative Exploration of Caregivers of TBI Patients (Zumwalt) (SP) 121 — A Qualitative Perspective: Self-Awareness of Deficits Interview Among TBI Survivors (Goudsmit) (SP) 148 — The Role oif Cognitive Reserve in TBI (Krch) (SP) 147 — Mechanisms and Consequences of Impaired Decision Making in Social Contexts (Kelly, McDonald, Rushby) |
(BL) 096 — Using ANAM to Measure Cognitive Performance in U.S. Military and Veteran Populations Signoracci Brenner Vincent Ivins Gorgens |
(ST) 245 — TBI and Vision Loss: A Continuum of Care and Research Harris Cockerman Goodrich Schuchard |
(OUT) 046 — Development of a National Outcome Measurement Collaboration Through Web-Based Database Technologies to Monitor and Study Postacute Brain Injury outcomes Kean Altman Eicher Murphy |
(MILD) 164 — The VA’s Comprehensive Evaluation Process for Mild TBI: an Interagency Appraisal Pogoda Meterko Amara Krengel |
(ME) 134 — Methodological Challenges in Studies of TBI Rehabilitation: Lessons From A Practice Based Evidence Study Dijkers Hammond Horn Bogner |
(COG) 113 — Cognitive Rehabilitation for Persistent Symptoms Following Mild Military TBI: Effectiveness of Treatment and Biomarkers Associated with Treatment Outcomes Kennedy Cooper Lewis York |
(INT) 108 — Implementing Complex Interventions in TBI Clinical Trials Hart Van Veldhoven Bell |
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| 6-8 | Reception and Poster Viewing |
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| 7-8:30 | Papers #12 (SP) 141 — Quantitative Index of Brain Activity and Neurocognitive Performance in Follow-up of Concussive Injury (Princhep) (SP) 116 — Comparison Between Urban and Industry Provided Normative Values on Neuropsychological Test Scores in High School Athletes (Hunt) (SP) 159 — Phyiscal Therapy Recommendations to Treating Service Members with Mild TBI (Bolgla) (SP) 162 — Gait Abnormalities in Mild TBI (Fattal, Smith, Rahmatalla) |
(ME) 109 — Attrition in Longitudinal Studies of TBI: Who’s Lost, What’s the Danger, and What Can be Done About It? Bogner Hammond Krellman |
(COM) 072 — Culturally Linguistically Sensitive Assessment and Successful Community Integration Proctor Gary Struchen |
(ST) 083 — Studying Emotional Responses in Persons with TBI Neumann Turkstra Zupan |
Papers #13 (SP) 028 — A controlled trial of an acute neurobehavioral and cognitive intervention following TBI (Niemeier) (SP) 200 — Internet-Based Cognitive Rehabilitation after Acquired Brain Injury (Bergquist) (SP) 181 — Development of Therapeutic Virtual Environments and Virtual Humans for Mild TBI/Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: A Preliminary Report (Levy) (SP) 102 — Smart Rehabilitation for the 21st Century, Design of Transitional Living for Polytrauma Veterans (Jasiewicz et al) |
(MILD) 249 — Advances in TBI Training Diagnosis and Treatment in the Military Services Tarantino Tsao Baugh Goldman |
(COM) 156 — Military Transition Back to the Community: Regaining a Sense of Belongingness Freeman Mason Anderson |
(INT) 170 — Therapy Development for Diffuse Axonal Injury Hicks Povlishock Smith Duhaime |
(PED) 152 — Disorders of Consciousness in Children with Brain Injury Suskauer Slomine Patrick |
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| 8:45-10:15 | Papers #14 (SP) 234 — Assessing Safety Risk Following TBI: Scale Development, Risk Factors, and Prevention Recommendations (Seel) (SP) 202 — New Methods for Assessing Social Dysfunction following TBI (Stone, Hynes) (SP) 082 — Accessibility and Usability of the NIH Toolbox for Individuals with TBI (Harniss) (SP) 243 — Using a Computer Adaptive Measure of Functional Cognition for Treatment Planning (Velozo, Wen, Waid-Ebbs, Heaton, Donovan, Singletary) |
(ST) 049 — Theoretical and Empirical Evidence for Comprehensive Co-treatment of Individuals Dually Diagnosed with TBI and PTSD Dams-O’connor Ferrier-Auerbach Gibbs Yi |
(ME) 196 — TBI Data Collection in the 21st Century: Advances and Issues Wright Pappadis Mellick Bidelspach |
(COM) 043 — Empirical Approaches to Improve Community Integration and Long-term Outcomes in Chronically Underserved Persons with TBI Hanks Sander Waldron-Perrine |
(ST) 136 — Findings from the Institute of Medicine Committee on Nutrition, Trauma and the Brain Zafonte Levenson |
(MILD) 132 — The Natural History of Mild TBI: Lessons Learned from Sports Concussion Research on Acute and Chronic Effects McCrea Guskiewicz Kelly |
(OUT) 101 — Recommendations for the Use of Common Outcomes Measurement in TBI Research Miller Whiteneck Wilde Tulsky |
(NEU) 139 — Emerging Imaging Methods in TBI Rehabilitation Research Whyte Detre Kim |
(INT) 038 — Executive Plus: A Comprehensive Holistic Day Treatment Program: Theory, Research and Practice Tsaousides Gordon Ashman Cantor |
(COM) 187 — Cross-Cutting Topics of Life Transition in Persons with TBI: Military Veterans and Civilians Hoffman Heinemann Banks Scholten |
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| 10:30-noon | Papers #15 (SP) 073 — An Evidence Based Neurocognitive Assessment for Children Recovering from Brain Injury (Hotz) (SP) 091 — Robot Assisted Therapy in Pediatric Patients with Acquired Brain Injury (Ladenheim, Mast) (SP) 100 — The Quick Measure of Cognitive Status – Monitoring Neurocognitive Recovery in Children (Ladenheim, Zemon, Sinclair, Mast) (SP) 199 — Transitioning Students with TBI from High School Into the Community (Hood) |
(ELD) 214 — Living Life Years after TBI and TBI in the Elderly: Longterm Outcomes of TBI, Recurrent TBI, and TBI Outcomes Among the Elderly Hammond Gordon Feuer |
(MILD) 037 — Patient Self-Report Information in the Diagnosis of Mild TBI: State of the Art and Emerging Research Walker Zasler |
(INT) 036 — strategies for recovery of function targeting neuroanatomical development Hovda Gomez-Pinilla Hall Ashley |
(ST) 240 — TBI Advances in the Deployed Setting Grimes Kane McCrae Scott |
(ST) 098 — Perspectives on Post-TBI Sleep Disorders Ponsford Cantor Ouellet |
(COG) 055 — Translation from Cognitive Neuroscience To Rehabilitation Interventions for Individuals with Brain Injury Chen Van Vleet Novakovic-Agopian Kayser |
(BL) 131 — Sorting Through the Contributions To Health Outcomes from the Florida National Guard Survey: Blast and TBI Effects Scott Belanger Vanderploeg |
(EPI) 042 — Lifetime history of TBI: Implications for Current Functioning Bogner Brenner Pickelsimer Whiteneck |
(PED) 041 — Parental Perspectives of Special Education Services for Children with TBI Richert II Richert |
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| noon-1:30 | Lunch — Comments by Kathy Helmick Plenary Presentation by Daniel Perl "Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE)" |
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