Novel Technology for Improving Gait Performance of Children with Cerebral Palsy in Daily-Life: Analysis, Design and Development
Organizers: Cristina Bayón, Marije Goudriaan
Speakers:  Iona Novak, Anna Mccormick, Cristina Bayón, Zachary F. Lerner, Annemieke Buizer
Attendees Engagement:
After each presentation, two theses will be addressed in an interactive discussion with the audience, who will vote via an online real-time response system. This would allow to reach a consensus on the main topics presented in the workshop.
Workshop time: 08:15 - 09:45

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How to Measure Quality of Movement in Stroke Recovery: Showing the Scene of the SRRR Consensus Meetings
Organizer: Gert Kwakkel
Speakers: Jane Burridge, Erwin van Wegen
Workshop time: 10:30 - 12:00

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How Do Clinicians Combine Patient Goals, Clinical Evidence and Neurotechnology to Maximise Patient Recovery in Rehabilitation?
Organizer: Alison Watt
Speakers: Helen Hobbs, Alison Watt, Jose Lopez Sanchez, Cristina Vazquez, Javier Sanchez, Laura Marriott
Workshop time: 10:30 - 12:00

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Clinical Protocols for Technology-Assisted Rehabilitation: Which Factors Should Be Addressed and How to Define Them?
Organizers: Serena Maggioni, Raffaele Ranzani
Speakers: Anne Schwarz, Liliana Paredes, Giovanni Morone, Natacha Leon
Attendees Engagement:
We will divide the people in smaller working groups to stimulate the discussion and let them present their conclusions. People will then vote to prioritize the different factors proposed by the groups. If people are interested in continuing the work in this direction, we will collect their contact details and involve them in further work related to the development of clinical protocols.
Workshop time: 10:30 - 12:00

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Upper Limb Spasticity After Stroke: Technology-Aided Approaches for Assessment and Treatment
Organizer: Raffaele Ranzani
Speakers:  Alberto Jardon, Olivier Lambercy, Derek Kamper, Rocco Salvatore Calabrò
Attendees Engagement:
discussion rounds with invited experts, interactive quizzes to determine important keywords/topics, breakdown in focus groups to discuss identified topics/themes 
Workshop time: 08:15 - 09:45

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Clinical Implementation of a Robotics Program Into a Rehabilitation Continuum
Organizer: Trent Maruyama
Speakers: Trent Maruyama, Jeremy Palmiscno
Attendees Engagement:
We will be providing a interactive didactic workshop where we will be showing some videos of the programs and explaining our program to participants. We want to encourage this interactive session to include questions about how we set this up and providing consultation to help others implement a similar program at their facility through discussion and brainstorming sessions. We plan to have a device to demonstrate and show the utility of the devices and how to manipulate the condition of observation to meet the needs of the patient. We use this in the student and open gym programs to serve a wider variety of our patient population. Here we will show that there is more potential of the device other than the defined use cases suggested by the company by adapting the tool/environment to fit the needs of the patient. Some of this may be off label but a benefit for the patient.
Workshop time: 16:00 - 17:30

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Opportunities to Rise Above: Innovative, Transdisciplinary Implementation of Body Weight Support in Inpatient Rehabilitation
Organizers: Jessi Vaught
Speakers: Jessi Vaught, Logan Shuping, Caitlin Wright, Jessi Lowman
Attendees Engagement:
This workshop will be composed of a didactic portion addressing the evidence supporting body weight support and therapy programs at Sheltering Arms Institute. This will be followed by case studies and interactive discussions.  We will plan a portion of the workshop for brainstorming and addressing barriers for implementation. 
Workshop time: 13:45 - 15:15

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From Research to Clinic: Implementation of Technology Assisted Assessment and Training Protocols
Organizer: Evelyne Wiskerke
Speakers: Jaime Duarte, Liliana Paredes, Jaap Buurke, Liselot Thijs
Attendees Engagement:
We will use statements/questions that the audience can reply to via an online whiteboard. These statements/questions will form the start of the discussion among the experts in the final 20 minutes of the workshop.
Workshop time: 16:00 - 17:30

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High-end Interactive Gait Rehabilitation Technology; From Fundamental Research Towards the Clinic
Organizers: Maarten Prins, Noel Keijsers
Speakers: Maarten Prins, Juha Hijmans, Marjolein van der Krogt, Eline Zwijgers
Attendees Engagement:
High-end Interactive Gait Rehabilitation Technology offers new possibilities for interventions. But do we exploit the possibilities of the system fully in our interventions? And might it be possible to apply the same training principles without advanced equipment? We will ask each of our presenters to come up with a proposition, multiple choice question or open question related to these questions for the audience, and will schedule time to discuss these issues.
Workshop time: 13:45 - 15:15

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Robot-Enhanced Therapy for Children with Neurodevelopmental Difficulties (NDDs)
Organizers: Arzu Güneysu Özgür, Thomas Gargot, Salvatore Anzalone
Speakers: Maura Casadio, Carlos Cifuentes, Silvia Orlandi
Attendees Engagement:
The workshop will start with a speed networking activity as an icebreaker to foster connections. The participants will share their experiences, studies and contributions through video, demos and presentations which will be in the form of 30 sec pitch. Afterwards, there will be short talks from the experts from different fields. These input will feed the discussion in the form of brainstorming session to define scenarios and ideate/design meaningful interactions or investigate challenges in designing robot-enhanced technologies/activities for children with NDDs. Finally, time will be allocated to foster open discussions for plans to establish collaborations, create synergies and discuss possibilities for joint publications. A combination of digital tools (Padlet,Miro board, Slack channel) covering both synchronous and asynchronous communication will be used to support the implementation of the following activities:
Speed-Networking Activity with Participant's Input - Show & Tell Pitches
Invited speaker presentations 
Ideation session for alternative designs, alternative use-case scenarios for using robots for the target group
Synopsis and general discussion on limitations and potentials
Plans for collaborations, synergies, reports and publications
A website will be specifically created for the workshop and will provide regularly updated relevant information.
Workshop time: 08:15 - 12:00

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Modular Robots: A New Approach to Enhancing Rehabilitation Outcomes
Organizer: Arun Jayaraman
Speakers: Arun Jayaraman, Lou Awad, Zach Lerner, Tommaso Lenzi
Attendees Engagement:
We will utilize quick surveys, live demos, and engage in question and answers during the workshop and can provide opportunities for audience to provide hardware, software, clinical use case feedback in real-time.
Workshop time: 10:30 - 12:00

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Patients Engagement and Technologies for Rehabilitation and Prosthetics
Organizer: Giacinto Barresi
Speakers: Matteo Laffranchi, Giampaolo Brichetto, Strahinja Dosen, Lorenzo Masia, Ana Lucia Faria, Jacopo Zenzeri
Attendees Engagement:
After the talks, the moderator starts a brainstorming-like session (involving remote attendees too - students, in particular) with 4 phases:

1- the attendees write on (real and web) sticky notes some potential solutions (e.g., adopting mixed reality exergames in rehabilitation) to the problems discussed by the speakers about patients' engagement
2- the moderator and the speakers regroup the sticky notes on the blackboard/wall in terms of similarity, identifying a set of technological domains
3- the attendees and the speakers are invited to assess how much each domain is promising in their own fields
4- he speakers are invited to comment the group assessment of each domain and to discuss how advantageous and challenging it could be (the attendees can ask questions after each round on a topic during this last phase).

The discussion will continue after the event (until the end of RehabWeek 2022) on an online blackboard reporting all clusters.
Workshop time: 13:45 - 17:30

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Modelling and Control Strategies in Lower Limb Exoskeletons for Gait Rehabilitation After Brain Injury
Organizers: Josep M. Font Llagunes, Joan Lobo-Prat, Laura Marchal-Crespo, Massimo Sartori
Speakers: Damiano Zanotto, Zachary Lerner, Jaime Duarte, Karen J. Nolan, Conor Walsh, Cristina Bayón, Noel Keijsers, Mohamed Bouri, Michael Goldfarb, Jesús de Miguel
Attendees Engagement:
We will organize real-time quizzes through smartphone app (e.g., Kahoot!) during the talks. We will ask each presenter to provide two multiple-choice questions about their presentation. This way, we will keep the attention of the audience.
We will organize discussion rounds combining speakers from different fields (industry, clinical, academia/research). Bringing together all stakeholders is crucial to further develop the field and really bring the technology to people.
Technology showcase
We will showcase real exoskeleton prototypes and related technologies, e.g., wearable sensors. We will set up different desks, one per demonstrator. Workshop participants will be able to move freely across desks and try the different technologies. Each booth will also host some explanatory posters giving more info on the demonstrated technology.
Workshop time: 13:45 - 17:30

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Technologies to Optimize Ankle Foot Orthoses for Improving Patient Outcomes
Organizer: Niels Waterval
Speakers: Niels Waterval, Rein Miedema, Jaap Harlaar
Attendees Engagement:
Discussion, questions, hands-on time to explore the simulations
Workshop time: 13:45 - 15:15

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Intuitive Bidirectional Control of Bionic Limbs: Bridging across Accademia, Clinics, and Industry
Organizers: Massimo Sartori, Jose Gonzalez, Strahinja Dosen
Speakers: Jose Gonzalez, Michael Goldfarb, Tommaso Lenzi, Elliot Rouse, Hans Rietman, Strahinja Dosen, Massimo Sartori, Herman van der Kooij
Attendees Engagement:
We will engage the attendees by motivating them to freely ask questions not only after but also during the provided lectures. This will foster direct interaction between attendees and the experts. As explained earlier in the form, in the second session we will provide live demos to facilitate an in depth discussion on the topics. The attendees will be divided in 3 to 5 groups that will visit each demonstration booth in rounds. Attendees will get the chance to try out by themselves some of the technologies presented including real-time sensory-feedback as well as real-time musculoskeletal modeling. Attendees will be asked to provide insights and open questions regarding what they have seen during the lectures and DEMOs. The questions will be noted, summarized and discussed during the panel discussion at the end of the session. This will allow attendees to leave the workshop with a broader view of the topic, especially considering the future challenges that need to be addressed to achieve clinical impact and successful technology transfer. We trust that this will have an impact on their future research and promote new ideas and innovations in the field.
Workshop time: 08:15 - 12:00

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Robot Tutoring in Human Motor Learning: Challenges and Opportunities
Organizers: Edwin Johnatan Avila-Mireles, Luka Peternel
Speakers: Georg Rauter, Laura Marchal, Elmar Rueckert
Attendees Engagement:
After each 15 minutes invited talk the organisers will encourage a 15 minutes discussion and exchange of ideas among speakers and attendees by asking provocative scientific questions related to the talk. To ensure the participation of the attendees, the organisers will proactively ask them for their opinion or ideas on the topic.
Workshop time: 16:00 - 17:30

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Challenges in Rehabilitation Based on Hybrid Neuroprosthesis
Organizer: Satoshi Endo
Speakers: Satoshi Endo, Aaron Yurkewich, Hector Lopez Carral, Carmen Krewer, Chiara Höhler, Emilio Trigili¸ Thierry Keller, Hossein Kaviani, Patrick Schneider, Lucille Cazenave
Attendees Engagement:
The planned presentations will take an interactive format where the demonstrations of the rehabilitation devices complement the oral presentations. In addition, we plan to dedicate a half of the workshop for brainstorming sessions to identify existing technologies which may be enriched with hands-on experience of the technologies by the participants.
Workshop time: 08:15 - 09:45

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Assessing Internal Joint Forces due to Misalignment of Rehabilitation Robots Using Instrumented Dummy Limbs in Context of Safety Testing
Organizer: Gerdienke Prange
Speakers: Jan Veneman, Andrais Tath, David Rodriguez, Jule Bessler, Gerdienke Prange
Attendees Engagement:

• Exchange of experiences between audience and speakers related to assessment of misalignment or other human-robot interaction forces, kick-started by presentations of specific examples by the speakers, and fostering exchange of ideas between clinicians/clinical researchers (e.g., about safe limit values) and developers/engineers (e.g., about ways to measure and minimize misalignment.
• Identification of best practices from the wider rehab robotics community, as represented by the attendees. This will be done in various ways: 

1. by posing questions to the audience during/after each of the presentations and discussing them in the interactive section (using online voting app/online forms), addressing experience with hazardous events during rehab robotic use relating to human-robot interaction (forces), proposed causes of those hazardous events, applied testing procedures of misalignment or other human-robot interaction forces, current gaps and challenges encountered, etc.;
2. by providing practical, hands-on how to information through demonstration (online or physically if possible).

Workshop time: 10:30 - 12:00

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Can the Collaboration Between Engineers and Clinicians Enhance the Objectiveness, Sensitivity and Reproducibility of Clinical Functional Assessment Methods?
Organizer: Clara (Beatriz) Sanz-Morere
Co-organizer: David Rodriguez-Cianca
Speakers: Diego Torricelli, Jesus Tornero, Erik Prinsen, Natacha Leon
Attendees Engagement:
The workshop will start with a set of short talks covering the following topics:
1-Current methodologies for patient functional assessment in clinical environments
2-The EUROBENCH benchmarking concept
3-The vision of the CCN regarding the integration of new technologies in standard patient care.

Afterwards, attendees will be asked to gather into small groups to share their opinions and start a guided short discussion on the open issues raised by the speakers. At the end of the discussion, each group should come up with a list of proposals for integrating technologies into standard patient care and a list of questions and conflict points. The workshop will end up with an open debate between an expert panel and the audience to address these questions.
Prior to the start of the RehabWeek, we will share a survey in the workshop webpage where potential attendees will be asked about their background, attitude towards the topics of the workshop and specific questions for the experts in order to facilitate the discussion sessions.
The workshop will be advertised through several channels: first, we will advertise it through a website that will be created in case of workshop acceptance. Second, we will promote it through our social media accounts and mailing lists aiming at reaching a wide and multidisciplinary audience that includes a balanced number of engineers and clinicians.
Workshop time: 13:45 - 15:15

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Computational Modeling of Movement Control for Bionic Limbs and Hands
Organizer: Niu (Minos) Chuaxin
Speakers: Ning Lan; Chuanxin M. Niu; Chenyun Dai; Manzhao Hao
Workshop time: 16:00 - 17:30

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NeuroRehabilitation technology: An uncertain journey from basic research to clinical deployment
Organizer: Zlatko Matjacic
Speakers: Zlatko Matjacic, Heike Vallery, Onneweer Bram
Attendees Engagement:
We envisage a panel discussion with the attendees as a brainstorming session with hands on time for examples presented by the panelists or the examples put forward by the attendees.
Workshop time: 08:15 - 09:45

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It takes three to assist: Users, clinicians and engineers together design client-centered assistive devices
Organizer: Verena Klamroth-Marganska
Speakers: Verena Klamroth-Marganska, Martina Spiess, Robert Spiess
Attendees Engagement:
Participants will do interviews with a patient, work in small groups together and present their solution.
Workshop time: 10:30 - 12:00

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Digital Biomarkers and Prediction Models for Upper Limb Precision Neurorehabilitation after Stroke
Organizer: Christoph Matthias Kanzler, Olivier Lambercy
Speakers: Gert Kwakkel, David Reinkensmeyer, Joachim Hermsdörfer, Margit Alt-Murphy
Attendees Engagement:
One of the goals of the workshop is to sketch a roadmap for the clinical integration of technology-based assessments. This will be implemented through guided discussions that require active contributions from the audience, in addition to the involvement of all speakers.
Workshop time: 16:00 – 17:30

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Soft-Robotic Glove: From Development to Market Uptake in Context of Medical Device Regulation
Organizer: Gerdienke Prange
Speakers: Hans Rietman, Anke Kottink, Annika Rydgard, Gerdienke Prange
Attendees Engagement:
To stimulate interaction with and among the audience in the workshop, a common understanding and language is established by first informing the audience about the legislative context from the perspective of both the developers and users (clinicians, clinical researchers, patients, etc.). In addition, practical information on how to identify legislation and standards relevant for your medical device using the COVR toolkit is shared and discussed in an interactive discussion with the attendees. By taking a concrete example, the soft-robotic glove, to illustrate what is needed for uptake of rehab robots, we will kickstart discussion with and among the audience. This will be supported by specific questions directed towards the audience to leverage their input, by voting on statements and multiple-choice questions (using online voting app) as well as posing open questions to share experiences and solutions. This will be done during the presentations and at the final interactive discussion. The questions will address ideas and inspiration for how to deal with practical challenges when bringing rehab robots to the market and implementing them.
Workshop time: 13:45 – 15:15

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Serious Games and Wearable Technologies in Adaptive Rehabilitation of Pediatric Population
Organizer: Ilaria Bortone, Daniele Leonardis
Speakers: Patrice L. (Tamar) Weiss, Natalie Mrachacz-Kersting, Jenifer Miehlbradt, Ilaria Bortone & Daniele Leonardis
Workshop time: 08:15 - 09:45

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Targeting Function through Invasive and Non-invasive Applications of Electrical Stimulation after Spinal Cord Injury
Organizer: Ashraf Gorgey
Speakers: Therese Johnston, David Dolbow, Ines Bersch, Ashraf S. Gorgey
Attendees Engagement:
We will plan to have 5 minutes discussion at the end of each presentation. We will have several video case reports to share with our audience. Several other case scenario will be presented in a storytelling format of a person with SCI showing the improvements in muscle mass and strength, physical health outcomes and spasticity. Handouts will be given to attendee to share with them the progress of our presentation and will ensure to have specific leaning objectives to cover including the following objectives:

• This workshop will present different innovative experiences and latest evidence-based practice of the use of electrical stimulation by presenting different people with SCI, who have used electrical stimulation and have experienced improvement in their lives utsing this intervention. These stories would be presented with focus of highlighting the evidence behind health improvements after electrical stimulation.
• This course will also present the evidence-based interventions and parameters to use electrical stimulation as a prescribed medicine, highlighting the improvements in musculoskeletal health (including spasticity) and restore locomotion. The audience can use this information to plan sessions in the clinical practice based on specific goals determined for each individual with SCI.
• The audience will gain knowledge and develop skills to use different forms of electrical stimulation and FES-supported standing in clinical practice.
• The course will introduce the concept of neuromodulation approaches to enhance function, improve motor recovery and level of physical activity after SCI.

Workshop time: 08:15 - 12:00

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Abdominal Functional Electrical Stimulation (ABFES) for the treatment of Neurogenic Bowel
Organizer: Christine Singleton
Speakers: Christine Singleton, Carla Peace, Paul Taylor, Tamsyn Street
Attendees Engagement:
Planned discussion and option for hands on time to try the ABFES
Workshop time: 13:45 - 15:15

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The methodology of research in rehabilitation technology
Organizer: Chiara Arienti
Speakers: Stefano Lazzarini, Chiara Arienti
Attendees Engagement:
We will plan to involve the attendees with a Journal Club exercise and a final discussion of the results.
Workshop time: 10:30 - 12:00

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The Social Return on Investment Method to Address the Value of an Innovation Lab Within a Rehabilitation Centre
Organizer: Stephanie Jansen - Kosterink
Speakers: Gerdienke Prange, Stephanie Jansen-Kosterink, Ina Flierman
Attendees Engagement:
During the workshop the full process of a SROI forecast will be executed together with the attendees in a number of steps, interspersed with presentations to explain the method and present an example case. After an introduction on the method focusing on the seven SROI principles and six SROI steps by Dr. Stephanie Jansen “ Kosterink, the attendees will receive an (online) form to complete during the workshop. They can complete the form for the case presented (InnovationLab) or their own innovation in rehabilitation care. After this first presentation a group discussion on the pros and cons of this method is initiated. The second part of the workshop focusses on the InnovationLab, an innovative tech-supported treatment facility embedded in the clinic. This innovation in rehabilitation care is presented by Dr. Gerdienke Prange. She will discuss the history of the InnovationLab and focus on the value of the lab for applied research. This is followed by a testimonial from Ina Flierman, innovation manager at Roessingh Centre of Rehabilitation. See will address the merit of the lab for the clinic and especially for the healthcare professionals and patients. Next to this, she will testify on her struggle with implementation and how the SROI methods help her to overcome these. This part will be finalized with a Q&A. After this second part of the workshop, the attendees are encouraged to share their thoughts in groups and to complete the SROI steps on their form:
(1) Establish scope and key stakeholders
(2) Map outcomes
(3) Evidence and value outcomes. The third and final part of the workshop is an interactive discussion between Dr. Stephanie Jansen and Kosterink and the attendees to complete together to three remaining SROI steps: Establish impact - Calculate the SROI - Report, use and embed.
The workshop ends with a Q&A and concluding remark by Dr. Gerdienke Prange.
Workshop time: 08:15 - 09:45

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Keep on training with ReVi! mHealth application to support individualized home-based aerobic training
Organizer: Eric Voorn
Speakers: Eric Voorn, Tim Veneman, Sander Oorschot 
Attendees Engagement: 
In this workshop we will learn participants how to make use of ‘Keep on training with ReVi’ (ReVi), an application that gives patients in neuromuscular rehabilitation support during their individualized home-based aerobic training program. Additionally we well discuss the use of mHealth applications in rehabilitation medicine, guided by the preliminary results regarding patient and therapist experience with the use of ReVi.
Workshop time: 13:45 - 15:15

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The use of lower-limb exoskeletons in clinical practice: official launch of the ABLE Exoskeleton
Organizer: Katlin Kreamer-Tonin
Speakers: Ruediger Rupp, Mark Wright, Franziska Herzog, Alfons Carnicero, Katlin Kreamer-Tonin, Helena Lopez
Attendees Engagement:
Attendees will enjoy a live demonstration of the ABLE Exoskeleton®, in which two individuals with spinal cord injury (SCI) at different neurologic levels will walk with this new robotic device. Attendees will discuss in small groups the benefits and limitations of the device, interacting with SCI individuals, experienced clinical professionals from leading rehabilitation institutions, and technology experts from ABLE.
Workshop time: 08:15 - 09:45

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Upper Limb Robotics GroupTherapyTM Concept: Interconnectivity and Gamification
Organizer: Sarah Lim
Speakers: Sarah Lim, Jake Kee, Denny Oetomo
Workshop time: 08:15 - 09:45

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Multimodal Treatment of the Lower Limb - Engineering, Evidence, and Clinical Application
Organizer: Iris Jakob
Speakers: Alexander Kollreider, Andrea Turolla, Sarah Daniel, Adam Parkinson, Clara Silvestro
Attendees Engagement:
Attendees will have the possibility to interact and ask question to the different speakers on a variety of topics, including engineering and designing of rehabilitation technologies, clinical applications and experiences, research results and working protocols. Volunteer(s) from the audience will be part of the hands-on clinical application session. The same session will be concluded by a short quiz with a sweet prize for the people with the highest amount of correct answers. Real-time voting and an interactive conversation will take place during the introduction of a patient case where the audience will be asked to suggest and discuss the best course of action for therapy.
Workshop time: 10:30 - 12:00

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Interactive Online Computer Gaming Platform for Rehabilitation of Children With Cerebral Palsy
Organizer: Kjetil Helland
Speakers: Oleh Kachmar, Anna Kushnir
Attendees Engagement:
During the workshop, participants will:

•  learn how serious gaming can be used for the rehabilitation of motor disorders 
•  get acquainted with the Stasism interactive online computer gaming platform, specially designed for children with cerebral palsy
•  learn about the rehabilitation games and diagnostic tools available on the Stasism.com platform
•  play the games, try different settings and modes
•  learn how to adapt the game's features according to the child's abilities and needs

After the presentation of the Stasism.com platform, we will engage attendees with a "hands-on" demo, Q&A, and discussion. During the "hands-on" demo, participants will have an opportunity to play the games, try different settings and modes, and learn how to use tests and additional platform features.
Workshop time: 13:45 - 15:15

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Translational Research using Advanced Rehabilitation Technologies
Organizer: Frans Steenbrink
Speakers: Jaap van Dieën, Maarten Prins, Frans Steenbrink
Attendees Engagement: Propositions with color cards for each attendee to vote and associated discussions
Workshop Time: 10:30 - 12:00

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From theory to practice: continuum of lower extremity gait and balance training
Organizer: Bettina Studer-Pastore
Speakers: Evelyne Wiskerke, Giovanni Morone, Liliana Paredes, Rocco Salvatore Calabrò
Attendees Engagement: The talks will be followed by a panel discussion within the experts and the audience. During the workshop, practical planned sessions will be defined at the booth during the Congress. 
Workshop Time: 13:45 - 15:15

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Value-Based Healthcare Along the Continuum of Care: Real-Time Data, Measuring Outcomes and Reporting
Organizer: Beatriz Dias
Speakers: Gerard Ribbers, Beatriz Dias, Jose Lopez
Attendees Engagement: We will do a discussion round to allow participants to share and discuss their challenges when providing rehabilitation along the continuum of care and what they think it's the best way to have a better overview of the patient progress. We will brainstorm on what are the key points to improve the reimbursement options and at the end vote to prioritize those key points/actions.
Workshop Time: 16:00 - 17:30

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Music in neurorehabilitation - Jymmin®: Physiological and cognitive effects of music feedback training
Organizer: Tom Fritz
Speakers: Prof. Dr. Tom Fritz research group "Music Evoked Brain Plasticity" Dept of Neurology Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences
Attendees Engagement: Active participation and self experience with the new technology, sensors and devices
Workshop Time: 13:45 - 15:15

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Measuring Wheelchair Performance and Propulsion Technique - the added value in clinical practice
Organizer: Lode BV, RuG, VU (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) and Reade
Speakers: Sonja de Groot, Rowie Janssen, Jelmer Braaksma, Riemer Vegter, Jan Willem Wisselink
Attendees Engagement: The participants will be challenged to participate actively in a discussion about the interpretation of measurement data and the implementation of this data in the clinical rehabilitation.
Workshop Time: 16:00 – 17:30 

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This is a special offer, organized specifically for the company representatives of RehabWeek sponsors and exhibitors interested in the European market. RehabWeek would like to offer this to you free of charge, i.e. you will have access to the workshop with either a RehabWeek pass OR your Exhibitor Pass.

*Please note that this is the only scientific session of RehabWeek 2022 that can be accessed with Exhibitor passes.

“Vademecum MDR” – The Handbook for MDR – Guidelines and Templates for Market Access of Orthopaedic Devices According to the Medical Device Regulation

Organizer:
FH-Prof. Dr. Matthias Scherer, MSc
Life Science Engineering
FH Technikum Wien

Brief Description:
With the new MDR (Medical Device Regulation) companies in the sector of rehabilitation technology are facing various challenges. Especially for small companies and, distributors and importers help is needed to meet these complex requirements. In cooperation with the Austrian Economic Chamber and industry representatives, MDR experts of the University of Applied Sciences Technikum Vienna created a handbook with simple structured templates for companies in the field of rehabilitation engineering.

Workshop Date & Time: Wednesday July 27, 2022 & 08:00 – 09:00

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