Programme
Day 1: 25 October 2013 (Fri)
| Pre-Conference Workshops | |||
| 0800-0830 | Registration | ||
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| 0830-1230 | Understanding Assistive Technology for Persons with Disabilities by Ms Sarah Yong, Mr Tan Chuan Hoh (Society for Physically Disabled) |
Implementing Evidence in Practice: A Workshop for Clinicians and Managers by Dr. Annie McCluskey (University of Sydney, Australia) |
Mentoring: What is it? How to do it? by Ms Lee Ching Hoon (St Luke's Hospital), Ms Sim So Sin (Nanyang Polytechnic), Ms Tan Peng Chian (Private Practice) |
| 1300-1330 | Registration | ||
| 1330-1730 | Vocational Rehabilitation in Mental Health by Ms Wendy Chua, Ms Tan Peck Yan, Ms Li Zhongying, Mr Jayson Sudhasan K (Institute of Mental Health, Singapore) |
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Day 2: 26 October 2013 (Sat)
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| 0800-0830 | Registration | ||
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| 0830-0835 | Welcome Address Ms Florence Cheong, President, Singapore Association Of Occupational Therapists |
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| 0835-0850 | Opening Address Mrs Tan Ching Yee, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Health |
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| 0850-0935 | Key Note: Translating Evidence into Practice Dr Annie McCluskey (University of Sydney, Australia) |
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| 0935-1020 | Plenary 1: Collaborations and Innovations in Mental Health Care Dr Tan Bhing Leet (Institute of Mental Health, Singapore) |
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| 1020-1045 | Tea break | ||
| 1045-1230 | Concurrent Sessions: Paper Presentations | ||
| Session 1 Paediatrics |
Session 2 Dementia & Cognitive Rehab |
Session 3 Assistive Technologies, Vocational Rehab, Neuro Rehab |
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Inter-disciplinary to Trans-disciplinary — An Innovative Project at a Community-Based Early Intervention Centre |
The PhD journey — Sharing by Singapore OTs |
Therapeutic Considerations for Development of an Appropriate Kinect Game for the Hospitalised Elderly |
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School-Based Occupational Therapy Services in Mainstream Schools |
Return-To-Work Coordination — A Promising Area of Service Expansion for Occupational Therapists |
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Development and Evaluation of Max Mind — A Community-Based Cognitive Stimulation Program for People with Parkinson’s Disease |
A Pilot Study on the Operationalization of the Model of Occupational Self Efficacy: A Model for the Reintegration of Persons with Brain Injuries to Their Worker Roles |
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Social Skills Camp in School Setting (Community-Based Intervention) |
The Unspoken OT Process in Cognitive Rehabilitation for Young Adults Following Traumatic Brain Injuries: Two Case Reports |
Driver Transition Program |
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The Art Of Collaboration: Integrating Technology in Special Education Classroom for Students with Handwriting Difficulties |
Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Neuropsychological Educational Approach to Cognitive Remediation (NEAR) in a Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program in Singapore |
Enhanced Constraint Induced Movement Therapy (eCIMT) |
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Establishing a Cross-Cultural Equivalence of the Young Children’s Participation and Environment Measure (YC-PEM) in Singapore |
Reflective Practice in Singapore Occupational Therapy Practice: A Hermeneutic Phenomenological Approach |
Are Stroke Patients Satisfied with Acute Occupational Therapy Services They Received? |
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| 1230-1330 | Lunch | ||
| 1330-1530 | Concurrent Sessions: Paper Presentations | ||
| Session 4 Neuro & Physical Rehab |
Session 5 Mental Health/ Psychosocial |
Session 6 Quality Improvement, Innovation & New Service Development |
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Back On Your Feet — Promoting Independence and Integration |
Promoting Independence through the Empowerment Programme — A Case Report of a Person with Chronic Schizophrenia Successfully Placed in Open Employment |
OcTAVE@IMH — A Client Centric One-Stop Service & Training Centre Model |
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How to Successfully Resume Leisure Function from Elderly Client with Physical Challenge in Day Rehabilitation Program? |
Exploration of the Meaning and Value of a Therapist-Facilitated Support Group for Clients Recovering from Depression |
Factors that Contribute to a Quality Occupational Therapy Clinical Education: Singaporean Graduates’ Perspective |
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| Pre-Prosthetic Rehabilitation of a Multiple Amputee in Singapore: A Case Report |
A Transitional Programme for the Homeless Persons in Singapore |
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Transitional Reablement Programme: Enabling Occupations of Elderly Post-Discharge from Hospital |
Re-engaging the Institutionalized: An Innovative Process Redesigning Plan to Enhance Care For Chronic Long Stay Psychiatric Patients |
Project Placements — Successful Collaborations |
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A New Service Model: Community Rehabilitation & Wellness Programme for Seniors |
Occupational Therapy in the Prison |
R.I.M.E. Framework for Occupational Therapists — A Synthetic Framework in Occupational Therapy Competency Assessment |
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Upper Limb Repetitive Stress Injuries in Singapore: A Descriptive Study |
Bridging The Gap: Exploring Role of Occupational Therapy in Adults with Intellectual Disability |
Interprofessional Collaboration in Safe Patient Handling Training |
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| 1530-1600 | Tea break | ||
| 1600-1645 | Plenary 2: The OT PRICE for Collaboration and Innovation Ms Eng Jia Yen (National University Hospital, Singapore) |
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| 1645-1650 | Best Oral Research & Best Innovation Project “Presentation” | ||
| 1650-1700 | Closing Speech by Scientific Committee Chairperson Mr Gribson Chan (St Luke’s Hospital, Singapore) |
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Programme subject to changes.