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EUROPE’S ONLY TRADE EVENT FOR BRAIN AND SPINE EXPERTS

Over the previous 12 months, much has changed in the neuro industry. It has been reported that as much as one in six people in the UK are now living with a neurological condition, causing services to be stretched more than ever to keep up with demand.

The main focus of European Neuro Convention is to improve the outcomes of the population that use the specialist services every day.

The industry does this by using the latest technologies, products and services that are revolutionising the standards of care on offer.

At the European Neuro Convention, there is a particular focus on four areas of neurology: diagnostics, rehabilitation, mental health and brain stimulation. These dedicated focus areas offer brain and spine experts that specialise in these fields an opportunity to come together, discover the latest technologies and theories that are improving patient outcomes throughout the industry.

This makes the European Neuro Convention a vital date in the diaries of neuro teams in hospitals and trusts up and down the UK. For over 3,000 neurological professionals around the UK, the 17th and 18th of March 2020 will mark Europe’s only trade event for brain and spine experts. The convention plays host to an unrivalled and highly informative educational stream that contains over 150 CPD accredited seminars and masterclasses that provide a platform for neurological professionals to discuss the latest technologies and services that are revolutionising everyday neuro practices. The seminars and masterclasses are a great opportunity for visitors to progress in their field of work, with free access to high quality CPD accredited education that is designed to enhance their personal skills and allow them to gain proficiency throughout their specialist careers.

Not only this, the exhibition plays host to over 150 industry-defining exhibitors who all specialise in providing technologies, products and services that are continually helping to shape the future of the neuro industry.

By hosting such influential businesses at the show, the European Neuro Convention seamlessly compiles leading research, free training, live demonstrations and innovative exhibits from world-leading healthcare companies. This benefits the industry and the hardworking neuro experts that strive to improve the outcomes of one in six people throughout the UK every single day.

For the first time, the European Neuro Convention will be co-located with the Dementia, Care & Nursing Home Expo and the Home Care Expo. The co-location will highlight the importance of care pathways within a clinical environment and in the community, where more and more rehabilitation and ongoing care must be delivered.

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The speaker lineup at the European Neuro Convention has been specifically curated to deliver seminars on everyday subjects affecting the neurological industry. The individuals and

organisations that make up the lineup have dedicated their lives to the advancement of the industry, so there is no better way to learn about the latest developments throughout the neuro sector.

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Visitors can expect highlighted speakers speakers from leading organisations such as the British Neuroscience Association, Parkinson’s UK and Stoke Mandeville Spinal Research. The keynote seminar program at the European Neuro Convention should not be missed!

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With neurological practices evolving all the time, and with the ongoing need to meet CPD point targets, it is important for brain and spine experts to keep up with the latest technologies and theories being developed by leading individuals and organisations.

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DR ANITA ROSE DR. MARTINE STOFFELS

PROF WAGIH EL MASRI

World renowned Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist Consultant Adult, Old Age and rehabilitation Psychiatrist

Honorary Clinical Professor of Spinal Injuries Keele University

Should r-TMS be considered as part of neurorehabilitation?

Spinal cord injuries: factors that influence neurological recovery

R-TMS has been recognized by NICE to be a valuable addition in the treatment of depression. Does it benefits extend beyond this condition and should it be explored in the treatment of neuropsychiatric conditions and brain injury? This seminar will discuss the various areas in which this treatment can add significant benefits.

With expert management of the spinal injury and its effects neurological recovery following traumatic spinal cord injuries is not uncommon and is predictable in occurrence and extent.

The prognostic indicators of this recovery and the factors that can prevent its achievement will be discussed.

Mental health and brain injury: promoting mental wellbeing Living with a brain injury and a mental illness lead to a very poor quality of life. Every professional involved in brain injury should be mindful of potential mental health problems, know how to recognise them and know how to find support. This session will consider mental health and brain injury with the main outcome of the session to provide information and strategies to support those who experience changes in their mental wellbeing following a brain injury.

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PROF BARBARA A WILSON OBE

Award-winning Neuropsychologist for services to rehabilitation Neuropsychological rehabilitation: supporting survivors of acquired brain injury

Psychologist and Neuroscientist specialising in brain stimulation to enhance human performance Towards precision treatment and enhancement with non-invasive brain stimulation Non-invasive brain stimulation techniques such as transcranial magnetic or direct current stimulation (TMS, tDCS) offer significant hope for treating neural diseases, and for enhancing cognitive performance in younger and in older people. In this seminar we will look at the claims made for these techniques, and will look at how the techniques may be improved over the coming years, for precision treatment of individual people.

ROSANNE TYAS DR ANGUS GRAHAM

Spalding Associate Professor of Neurosurgery at the Nuffield Department of Surgical Sciences Neuromodulation of the autonomic nervous system There has been a rapid expansion in Bioelectronic devices aimed at modulating human physiology in disease. Neuromodulation involves changing the activity of either the brain, spinal cord, or peripheral nerves and is commonly used for pain and movement disorders. Autonomic neuromodulation uses this principle to alter aspects of the autonomic nervous system such as blood pressure (hypertension), autonomic failure, and recently for conditions such as heart failure.

Professional Lead for Music Therapy at Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability Music Therapy has much to offer: An overview of the effects of music therapy across different domains in neurodisability.

This presentation will outline the benefits of music therapy intervention including enhancing cognition, speech, movement and emotional expression. It will include different methods e.g instrumental improvisation, songwriting, song singing and neurologic music therapy techniques with examples of clinical work.

Consultant in Rehabilitation Medicine at Frenchay Brain Injury Rehabilitation Centre Neuro rehabilitation: triumphs and tribulations Frenchay Brain Injury Rehabilitation Centre is a public-private partnership in Bristol delivering bespoke neurological rehabilitation to very complex patients with acquired conditions.

This seminar will discuss the importance of rehabilitation, how this is achieved and the challenges that exist.

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ASSOC PROF ALEXANDER L GREEN

This seminar discusses ways to address the cognitive, emotional and psychosocial problems faced by people who have survived a non progressive brain injury. We consider ways to reduce their difficulties to help them learn more efficiently and compensate for their problems. We also consider new approaches to reducing emotional consequences of brain injury. The final issue addressed is how to adjust the environment to improve functioning.

DR. NICK DAVIS

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HIGHLIGHTED SPEAKERS

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DR MOHAMED SAKEL

Lead of the East Kent NeuroRehabilitation Unit Clinical trials using robotics for mobility rehabilitation The Principal Investigator will describe the idea underpinning a series of clinical trials using Rex robotics as a rehabilitation aid ( cf walking aid) in spinal injury and MS patients in a specialist Neurorehabilitation Unit . Along with clinical data, there will be discussion on how to secure support from NIHR, Industry and Charities to conduct clinical trials that aim to pragmatically address financial & other barriers to changing clinical practice.

DR INES VLOLANTE

Lecturer in Psychological Neuroscience at the University of Surrey

ALI MAZAHERI

Senior Lecturer at the University of Birmingham EEG oscillations during word processing can predict vulnerability to Alzheimer’s disease The ongoing EEG contains rhythmic activity produced by specific networks in the brain.

These rhythms have been shown to capture the specific neural interaction involved in cognition. Here, I will present evidence that specific characteristics of brain rhythms during language can be used to assess the vulnerability of individuals to developing Alzheimer’s Disease. I will discuss future direction of this research with regards to both basic science and translational endeavors

AMELIA HURSEY

Lead of Research Participation at Parkinson’s UK Sharing research opportunities

Multimodal brain stimulation after brain injury Non-invasive electrical stimulation might be a useful tool to improve cognitive function after brain injury. However, it is currently hard to design and select appropriate stimulation protocols. I will present our work combining brain stimulation and MRI to provide meaningful information regarding how brain networks are affected by stimulation. I will discuss the different factors affecting the response to brain stimulation and how these can be overcome to improve efficacy.

Introducing health care professionals to when and how people affected by Parkinson’s what to hear about opportunities to take part in research and how this can improve clinical practice in a patient centric way.

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DR KAREN BEAULIEU A popular feature of every European Neuro Convention is the University of Plymouth School of Health Professions’ hugely successful workshop.

It offers a unique, interdisciplinary learning environment; is led by a collection of the world’s leading rehabilitation experts and is the ideal learning environment for health and care-related professions.

PROF JENNY FREEMAN 11:00 - 12:00 / Tuesday 17th March

EXERCISE IN MS There is now considerable evidence to demonstrate the benefits of exercise for people with MS. This session aims to provide an overview of current evidence extending from scientific studies to clinical guidelines.

1:00 - 2:00 / Tuesday 17th March

CPD CAFE This session will include a short talk on professional development opportunities at postgraduate level. It will also include time to discuss your individual needs.

3:00 - 4:00 / Wednesday 18th March

RETURN TO PAID WORK FOLLOWING A BRAIN INJURY Return to paid work following a brain injury in the UK is currently difficult to achieve. This session will explore solutions to enabling individuals’ to effectively return to paid work.

PROF JONATHAN MARSDEN 12:00-1:00 / Tuesday 17th March

APRAXIA: NEUROLOGY AND REHABILITATION

2:00 - 3:00 / Tuesday 17th March

REHABILITATION IN PROGRESSIVE MS

3:00-4:00 / Tuesday 17th March

The physical, cognitive and Psychosocial consequences of MS are often wide ranging, variable and complex. Rehabilitation remains the mainstay for progressive MS, with few modifying treatment options available. This talk provides an overview for multi-disciplinary physical rehabilitation intervention.

THE EFFECT OF NEUROLOGICAL DISEASE ON DYNAMIC BALANCE

DR HILARY GUNN

Walking requires co-ordination between movement of the body and the swing leg to prevent falling. This seminar will summarise recent research investigating the neural and biomechanical control of dynamic balance while walking, and how this is affected by various neurological conditions.

11:00 - 12:00 / Wednesday 18th March

MAKING SENSE OF SYSTEMATIC REVIEWS IN NEUROREHABILITATION A practical guide to common review types to stimulate you to reflect upon the implications that review findings may have for your clinical practice.

PROF SARA DEMAIN

2:00 - 3:00 / Wednesday 18th March

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FALLS IN NEUROLOGICAL CONDITIONS NECESSARY EVIL OR REHAB OPPORTUNITY?

SELF-MANAGEMENT IN NEUROLOGICAL CONDITIONS

Disorders of movement and balance in neurological conditions lead to significant issues like accidental falls. Risk factors, consequences and the opportunities for rehabilitation will be discussed, evaluating if existing falls prevention evidence can be applied.

This seminar focuses on patient engagement, treatment burden, selfmanagement, and the usability of rehabilitation technologies to promote selfmanagement in neurological conditions.

1:00-2:00 / Wednesday 18th March

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This session will include a short talk on professional development opportunities at postgraduate level. It will also include time to discuss your individual needs.

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Apraxia affects the production and learning of skilled movements. This seminar will explore the neurological and neuro-psychological basis of this complex impairment and provide an overview of current evidence based practice.

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STAND NUMBER: N193

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BRITISH NEUROSCIENCE ASSOCIATION

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e’re incredibly proud to be here to share all things brain at the 2020 European Neuro Convention over the next two days.

You may not be aware that this year’s European Neuro Convention coincides with Brain Awareness Week. Co-ordinated by the Dana Foundation, this is a global campaign to increase awareness of the progress and benefits of brain research. As the UK’s leading neuroscience organisation, we’re delighted to come to the NEC and play our part in helping to share the wonders of the brain and the impact brain science has on our everyday lives.

So, over the next two days, why not go and seek out our stand (N193) and chat with our Chief Executive, Dr Anne Cooke, along with two of our Outreach Ambassadors, who will be on hand to field conversation, intrigue, and discussion about neuroscience – the science of the brain and nervous system.

We’d be delighted to ponder questions such as: • How do neurons communicate with one another?

• How do brains differ between different animals?

• What do different parts of the brain do?

• What makes human brains different?

• What can neuroscience reveal about our brains, and what remains a mystery?

Yet the BNA does much more than celebrating brains.

Everyone at European Neuro Convention will know how important neuroscience is, due to how it underpins our understanding of what happens when the

nervous system goes wrong. It’s therefore critical that neuroscience is the best it can be.

We’ve been working hard as a member organisation to support neuroscientists to make sure it is just that neuroscience at its best - with the recent launch of our high-profile programme, ‘Credibility in Neuroscience’, supported by the Gatsby Charitable Foundation.

As neuroscientists we have a duty to strive for the best science: science that is reliable, sustainable, and will make a difference to our future. At the BNA, our vision is to ensure that neuroscience research is as robust, reliable, replicable, and reproducible as possible; in short, to ensure the credibility of neuroscience.

To achieve this, we’re working together with the neuroscience community to raise awareness, enable discussion, and support neuroscientists to stay informed

BRAINS, THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, AND BEING INCREDIBLE. . .

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ABOUT THE EXHIBITOR

From promoting all-things brain to creating an exciting and sustainable future for 21st century neuroscience, we’re here to celebrate, share and discuss. So do come find us on STAND NUMBER: N193 – and let’s get celebrating!

To discover more Brain Awareness Week activities taking place in the UK and Ireland, see www.bna.org.uk/meetings/baw2020

The British Neuroscience Association (BNA) is the largest UK organisation representing and promoting neuroscience and neuroscientists. Our members` interests cover everything to do with the science of the brain and nervous system, from ion channels to whole animal behaviour to real-life applications in the clinic and beyond. Join us at:

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about what being ‘InCredible’ means. We invite you all - whether a researcher, business owner, clinician, patient, carer, journalist, supplier, or simply interested in neuroscience - to find out more at www.bnacredibility. org.uk.

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Test the latest technologies that are revolutionising the neuro industry!

PRODROBOT AUTOMATED GAIT TRAINER FOR CHILDREN REHABILITATION Prodromus Prodrobot is the Active Medical Device designed for the rehabilitation of the lower limbs of patients with Gait Dysfunctions. It is creating the correct Gait pattern at the same time on the Neurological and muscular side.

TUESDAY | 13:00

RESTORE SOFT EXOSUIT POST-STROKE WALKING GAIT THERAPY ReWalk Robotics A Revolution in Post-Stroke Gait training using the new ReStore Soft Exo-Suit technology device, which offers Plantarflexion and Dorsiflexion assistance allowing optimisation of rehabilitation sessions and results. .

TUESDAY | 15:00

ROBERT® - THE INNOVATIVE REHABILITATION ROBOT Life Science Robotics ROBERT® offers active resistive and assistive training which enables an early mobilization.

ROBERT® pushes the limits of true recovery with numerous exercises, benefiting both the patient and the professional.

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The live demo area at the European Neuro Convention will allow a hands-on experience of forward-thinking equipment, technologies and services that are changing the way care is delivered.

With new products being launched at the show, every visitor to the area will have a unique opportunity to try new and innovative products before anyone else.

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REIMAGINING REHABILITATION WITH THE REX BIONICS EXOSKELETON Rex Bionics

THE 80-20 RULE IN ACTION: MAKING IT EASY Mobility Research UK Active engagement is a key factor in motor learning, yet “dragulation” is a common approach in daily physiotherapy sessions.

Practical strategies presented of the 80-20 rule will provide options that yield immediate benefits across the continuum of impairments.

WEDNESDAY | 12:30

REX is used in rehabilitation of patients with stroke, MS, TBI, or other neurological conditions. Come and see the exercises and movements REX makes available to therapists for use with their patients.

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We would like to express our gratitude to all of the European Neuro Convention’s partners and sponsors, who have supported the running of Europe’s only trade event for brain and spine experts.

Their help assists the goal of growing the industry and improving patient outcomes.

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EXHIBITOR LISTINGS A Aniva International S.A Stand Number N22 ANIVA INTERNATIONAL develops and promotes unique and innovative Nutraceuticals, Medical Food and Dietary Supplements with Clinical Studies and Scientific Evidence, manufactured in EU GMP-approved plants and targeting specific therapeutic areas related Neurodegenerative and Chronic diseases.

302106849639 www.aniva-int.com Attainability UK Stand Number N116 Attainability is the UK distributor of the U-Step & LaserCane, specialist products designed to reduce falls and improve mobility in people with Parkinson`s and similar neurological conditions.

01743 245277 www.attainability.co.uk

Bionic Yantra Stand Number N114 Bionic Yantra is a medical robotics startup focused on a range of products addressing Human Mobility, the first of which is REARS - Robotic Exoskeleton Assisted Rehabilitation System is a powered, intelligent device to provide calibrated support and on demand assistance during rehab. + 91 9686579728 www.bionicyantra.com BioXtreme Stand Number N316 BioXtreme Rehabilitation Robotics is an upcoming force in the field of neurotheraphy. Using a patent-protected groundbreaking technology, BioXtreme has developed a robotic product which enables significant motoric improvement for stroke and other neuro-injuries, whilst significantly reducing recovery time.

00972-52-3261244 www.bio-xtreme.com Brain & Spine Foundation Stand Number N130 The Brain & Spine Foundation is a national charity that provides information and support to anyone affected by a neurological problem - including family, friends and carers. We have a free, confidential Helpline, online support groups, and a range of publications and online information resources.

General Enquiries: 0203 096 7880 Helpline: 0808 808 1000 www.brainandspine.org.uk

British Journal of Neuroscience Nursing Stand Number N723 The British Journal of Neuroscience Nursing is the only journal in the UK dedicated specifically to neuroscience nursing. The journal publishes articles on all aspects of clinical practice in neuroscience nursing, including neurosurgery, critical care and long-term neurological conditions.

2039159453 www.magonlinelibary.com British Neuroscience Association Stand Number N193 As the largest UK organisation representing & promoting neuroscience & neuroscientists, we cover everything to do with the science of the brain & nervous system, from ion channels to behaviour to real-life applications in the clinic and beyond. We look forward to discussing all things neuroscience!

1173313159 www.bna.org.uk

C Child Brain Injury Trust Stand Number N14 Today the Child Brain Injury Trust is the leading voluntary sector organisation providing emotional and practical support, information and learning opportunities for families and professionals affected by childhood acquired brain injury across the UK. We work across England, Wales, Scotland and Northem Ireland.

1869341075 www.childbraininjurytrust.org.uk Circle Rehabilitation Services Stand Number N220 High quality and accessible rehabilitation for people to live their lives to the fullest. We are leading the way in innovating rehabilitation through accelerating recovery, independence and wellbeing through early, intensive and personalised clinical rehabilitation.

0118 922 6836 www.circlehealth.co.uk

COTEC Stand Number N12 COTEC is the European Organisation for all Occupational Therapists through their National Association and represents 31 European Occupational Therapy Associations and more than 185,000 Occupational Therapists. www.coteceurope.eu Cygnet Health Care Stand Number N314 Help us to create positive change by improving patients` lives through outstanding healthcare.

At Cygnet Health Care you`ll have the chance to make a real impact on patients/service users, residents and their families.

0121 728 8111 www.cygnetjobs.co.uk

E Enable Therapy Services Ltd Stand Number N132 Engi Psychology Ltd Stand Number N272 Central Nervous System Optimisation achieved via advanced, non-invasive bioneurofeedback technology that personalises the intervention to the participant’s own CNS to enable functioning at an enhanced level. Packages available to enable self-administration or roll out within an institutional setting 01438 900804 www.engipsychology.com

F FND Hope UK Stand Number N364 FND Hope UK is part of the first and only global patient-led charity for people with Functional Neurological Disorder. Originating as a grassroots campaign, it uncovers the hidden world of FND and empowers those affected to live their best possible life. www.fndhope.org

G GTX Medical Stand Number TBC GTX Medical is a Dutch MedTech company developing a new therapy to help paralyzed people walk again. The Targeted Epidural Spinal Stimulation (TESS) therapy combines a new form of implantable Spinal Cord Stimulation system with intensive rehabilitation training. GTX is a spin-out of the group of Pro www.gtxmedical.com

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Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust Stand Number N134 We are a leading charity providing brain injury rehabilitation across the UK. We offer a range of specialist residential, hospital and communitybased services for individuals with acquired brain injury, delivering high quality rehabilitation and support for people with complex needs. www.birt.co.uk

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I International Spinal Cord Society (ISCoS) Stand Number N153 The International Spinal Cord Society (ISCoS) promotes the highest standard of care in the practice of spinal cord injury for men, women and children throughout the world. The 59th ISCoS Annual Scientific Meeting, ISCoS 2020, will take place in Japan, Yokohama from 2 - 4 September 2020. +44 (0) 1296 315866 www.iscos.org.uk

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L Life Science Robotics ApS Stand Number N360 ROBERT® is an innovative robot focusing on active and passive mobilization in early rehabilitation of patients with no or limited functional abilities. As a game changer in the field, ROBERT® is able to perform accurate and complex exercises based on the expert knowledge of a professional.

0045 2242 0139 www.lifescience-robotics.com

M Maia Therapies and case Management Stand Number N340 Maia Rehab strives to provide excellent rehabilitation for all our clients. We are consistently growing and developing our services to ensure we have become a leading provider occupational therapy intervention, rehabilitation and Expert Care reports across the UK. 01234 262863 www.maiarehab.com Mark Timmins - St James’s Place Wealth Management Stand Number N363 Matthew’s Friends Stand Number N161 Matthew`s Friends are a UK registered charity (since 2004) specialising exclusively in medical Ketogenic Dietary Therapies.

0044 (0)1342 836 571 www.matthewsfriends.org MedEXO Robotics (Hong Kong) Company Limited Stand Number N110

Mobility Research UK Stand Number N210 Mobility Research - makers of the LiteGait Therapy equipment, is a company of rehabilitation professionals dedicated to putting the latest technology and research knowledge to work in the rehabilitation arena. We offer products, education, and rehabilitation solutions for paeds and adult populations 07766241231 www.litegait.co.uk

PRODROMUS Sp. z o. o.

Stand Number N312 Prodromus Sp. z o.o. (Ltd.) from Poland designs, manufactures and sales advanced medical devices. Our main product Prodrobot automated gait trainer had been launched in 2015 and was a device dedicated for children rehabilitation.

Now we have version for adults and biofeedback system for analysis.

048609700266 www.prodromus.com

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National Care Group Stand Number N102 National Care Group (NCG) create opportunities for people with a wide range of complex needs, including Acquired Brain Injury, to maximise their potential in every way they can. We achieve this by providing appropriate support and accommodation for people to live rewarding and fulfilling lives.

0333 3051534 www.nationalcaregroup.com Neurallys Stand Number N232 Nuvu life / county milk (protein partners) Stand Number N396 Anyone that works in the care sector will know that malnutrition affecting the senior population is an ever-growing concern. Nuvu Life have developed a high calorie, nutrient rich, zero sugar drink and dessert mix.

O OFH Care Stand Number N300 Specialist Mental Capacity Assessments to support applications to the Court of Protection and, Case Management services with children and adults.

0333 939 8032 www.ofhcare.co.uk Ottobock Healthcare PLC Stand Number N211 Ottobock Healthcare is a world-leading supplier of innovative products for people with restricted mobility. With high quality and cutting-edge products and services. Ottobock helps people gain or regain their freedom to move.

01784 744 900 www.ottobock.co.uk

P Patricia Forrester Stand Number N136

R Remotion Ltd Stand Number N236 Rewalk Robotics Stand Number N342 ReWalk Robotics GmbH. develops, manufactures and markets wearable robotic Exoskeletons and Soft Exo-Suits for individuals with spinal cord injury and other lower limb disabilities. ReWalk`s mission is to fundamentally change the quality of life for individuals with lower limb disability 07469254453 www.rewalk.com Rex Bionics Ltd. Stand Number N141 Re-imagine Rehabilitation with Rex Bionics, an exoskeleton for rehabilitation of any patient who is walking impaired due to stroke, MS, TBI, SCI, or other neurological condition. REX enables therapists to work with patients to improve balance, mobility and strength through exercise. www.rexbionics.com Richardson Care Stand Number 361 We recognise that finding the right placement for an individual with an acquired brain injury and complex needs can be a real challenge, so we provide a portfolio of residential services to help you with even the most challenging placements. These range from post-acute residential care following discharge from a brain injury clinic or specialist brain injury nursing home to longer-term slow-stream neurorehabilitation. Independently owned and run, with a 30-year track record, our specialist Multi-Disciplinary Team have comprehensive experience of working within the neurological sector and are committed to maximising outcomes for our service users.

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S Speed Medical Examination Services Ltd Stand Number N204 As the UK`s leading provider of medical reports and rehabilitation, Speed Medical partners with a diverse panel of over 5,000 medical experts. We support our experts, building true partnerships which help them deliver outstanding service across an extensive range of case types.

01772 282 412 www.speedmedical.com Spinal Injuries Association Stand Number N390 Spotlight Young Onset Parkinson’s Stand Number N163 The Vision for the Charity is: YOPD will have universal recognition to counter the stigma and better address the specifics of a younger Parkinson`s diagnosis.

7956142214 www.spotlightyopd.org

Summit Medical and Scientific Stand Number N331 We are UK representatives of Motek and Hocoma, whose wide range of neurological rehabilitation devices uses sensors, virtual reality (VR) and robotics. This includes the Andago body weight support system and the Armeo upper limb rehabilitation devices. Visit us on Stand N331 to see a demonstration!

01372 459863 www.summitmedsci.co.uk

T The Brain Charity Stand Number N140 The Brain Charity offers emotional support, practical help and social activities to anyone with a neurological condition and to their family, friends and carers. There are hundreds of different neurological conditions; we are here for every single one of them.

0151-298-2999 www.thebraincharity.org.uk

The Children’sTrust Stand Number N310 The Children’s Trust is the UK’s leading charity for children with brain injury. We deliver rehabilitation, education and community services through skilled teams who work with children and young people, and their families, from across the UK. 01737 365 000 www.thechildrenstrust.org.uk The Huntercombe Group Stand Number N150 The London Orthotic Consultancy Ltd Stand Number N20 The London Orthotic Consultancy (LOC) is a private clinic that provides bespoke orthotic treatments for a wide range of adult and paediatric conditions. LOC is passionate about orthotics and their capabilities to improve the lives of patients who have a neurological condition.

020 8974 9989 www.londonorthotics.co.uk The Oliver Zangwill Centre Stand Number N103 The Oliver Zangwill Centre has provided innovative out-patient neuropsychological rehabilitation since it was founded in 1996

by Professor Barbara Wilson (OBE). The interdisciplinary holistic neuropsychological programme at The Oliver Zangwill Centre remains unique in the UK. The Richardson Partnership for Care Stand Number N136 Richardson Care. We provide a person-centred approach for rehabilitation, therapy and residential care for adults with an acquired brain injury or learning disabilities.With a portfolio of six residential care homes in Northampton, we offer a range of services to suit different needs.

0044 1604 791071 www.richardsoncares.co.uk

V Virtual Administration UK Stand Number N304 Virtual PA secretarial services supporting Independent Therapists and Brain Injury Case Managers with their day-to-day business administration. We are a team of professional Virtual PAs who provide flexible, reliable and affordable admin support - leaving you to concentrate on what you do best.

01636 904951 www.virtual-administration.co.uk

Virtual Haptics, LLC Stand Number N206 Virtual Haptics harnesses the power of Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, and Mixed Reality to provide next generation patient care, telemedicine, remote diagnostics, patient and clinical education, practice management, and therapy. We help force-multiply your efforts reach farther, do more.

001 877 832 4959 www.virtualhaptics.net Vocational Rehabilitation Association Stand Number N111 The VRA is leading the professional delivery of effective vocational rehabilitation (VR).

We are keen to support and encourage employers, commissioning services, human resources and occupational health professionals to be more aware of, better understand the value of and engage in providing VR. Voyage Care Stand Number N352 Voyage Care are experts in supporting people with brain injuries and complex needs. Our 18 brain injury rehabilitation services are accredited

by Headway - the brain injury association. Our person-centred approach encourages, educates and supports people to regain independence after a brain injury 0800 035 3776 www.voyagecare.com VRA - Vocational Rehabilitation Association Stand Number N111 The VRA is leading the professional delivery of effective vocational rehabilitation (VR).

We are keen to support and encourage employers, commissioning services, human resources and occupational health professionals to be more aware of, better understand the value of and engage in providing VR.

W Wandercraft Stand Number N350 Our job is let walking impaired persons walk again. We have created the first exoskeleton that can walk autonomously, naturally and without carrying crutches. Its first version is designed for rehabilitation centers. www.wandercraft.eu

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Stoke Mandeville Spinal research Stand Number N195 There are 40,000+ people living with spinal cord injury (SCI) in the UK, many of whom will experience complications as a result of their injury. These include pressure ulcers, urinary tract infections, neuropathic pain, and reduced upper limb function. Our research helps. Visit us on stand N195.

7930494681 www.lifeafterparalysis.com

The Buckinghamshire Group Stand Number N330 The Royal Buckinghamshire Centre for Rehabilitation and Specialist Nursing in Aylesbury is a specialist national centre for high intensity rehabilitation and complex nursing care.

1296678800 www.royalbucks.co.uk

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Rehabilitation

High quality accesible rehabilitation for people to live their lives to the fullest

www.circlehealth.co.uk

Find Out How OSKAR Optimises the Rehabilitation of Paediatric Patients GAIT LAB DIAGNOSTICS NECK TOO FLEXED

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The Optimal Segmental Kinematic Alignment approach to Rehabilitation (OSKAR) is an orthotic method of treating children with lower limb neuromuscular conditions.

We have been running OSKAR clinics in conjunction with Elaine Owen MBE, the world renowned physiotherapist, since 2015.

In these clinics we expect to optimise gait patterns to as near normal as possible and reduce the need for invasive interventions such as botox and surgery.

Come and find out more on Stand N20.

T: 020 8974 9989 E: info@londonorthotics.co.uk W: www.londonorthotics.co.uk

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