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92% of delegates rated the day between good and excellent

"A very beneficial and enlightening conference"

"Will leave feeling informed to go out into my work environment and explore items to support my clients in their home"

Delivering Effective Services Now and for the Future - Dr Emlyn Williams

Using Electronic Technologies to Promote Independence and Social Participation - Prof Russell Wynn Jone

Dementia Showcase - Barbara Dunk

Epilepsy Showcase - Dr Malcolm Fisk

Parkinson's Showcase - Dr Beverly Casterton

Addressing Speech and Language Needs - Dr Rebecca Palmer

Compliance Challenges - Dr Andrew Bateman

The aim of this one-day conference was to provide a practical, hands on approach to how telecare and associated technologies can positively impact on the delivery of health and social care services in the UK. The focus of this conference was on long term neurological conditions.

In addition to keynote presentations there was a number of “showcases” to demonstrate how telecare, as part of a community rehabilitation package, can help people suffering from long term neurological conditions achieve a higher level of personal and/or social function. The 'showcases' featured projects involving people with dementia, epilepsy, brain injury, Parkinson's disease and motor neurone disease.

92% of delegates rated the day between good and excellent

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This conference was organised by Innervate in association with:
The British Society of Rehabilitation Medicine
The Community Therapists Network
The Telecare Services Association
The Primary Care Neurology Society