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Virtual Conference!2020 BarrowAcquired Brain Injury &Spinal Cord Injury Symposium 25 Discount if you registeron or before 9/22/2020BarrowNeuro.org/2020abiOctober 10-11, 2020Barrow Neurological Institute, Phoenix, AZVirtual ConferenceAll times are Pacific Daylight Time (PDT)

Course GoalThis interdisciplinary symposium will focus on the current evidence-basedpractice and research for the treatment of those with acquired brain injuryand spinal cord injury. It will focus on the neurosurgical and rehabilitativetreatment interventions showing current management strategies for thosepatients with acquired brain injury and spinal cord injury.Course Learning Objectives1. The participant will be able to state how neurosurgical interventions affectfunctional recovery.2. The participant will be able to identify issues associated with living with adisability.3. The participant will list different psychosocial hurdles that affectindividuals in the community setting post acquired brain and spinal cordinjuries .4. The participant will identify complementary interventions utilized in thetreatment of acquired brain and spinal cord injury.Course Completion Requirements1. To obtain CEUs from this symposium, you must login and logout and be inattendance throughout the agenda to receive full CEUs. SLP, PT, and OTare not eligible for partial credit and must attend the course in its entiretyto receive CEUs.2. Completion of the online post course evaluation is required.Target AudienceThis program is designed for allied health professionals who treat personswith acquired brain injury and SCI.PT, OT, and Nursing CEUs are pending.This course is offered for 1.25 ASHACEUs (Intermediate level, ProfessionalArea). Partial credit is not offered.Disclosure statements available on the web site:BarrowNeuro.org/2020abi

AGENDA(This Virtual Course will be provided on Pacific Daylight Time)Day 1 October 10, 20207:55 amWelcomeCandyce Williams, MD8:00 amKeynote: Surgical Management of Brainstem CavernousMalformationsMichael T. Lawton, MD9:00 amEndovascular Management of StrokeAndrew Ducruet, MD9:45 amBreak10:45 amA Nonpharmacological Approach to Pain RehabilitationJohn Corcoran, PT, DPT, MS11:30 amTraumatic Brain and Spine Injury: A Complimentary MedicalApproachCasey Seenauth , ND11:30 amClinical Implementation and Future Direction of RehabilitationRoboticsTrent Maruyama, OT12:00 pm Lunch Break1:00 pmFound in translation: Stem cells, Regenerative Medicine, andSpinal Cord Injury ResearchAileen Anderson, PhD2:00 pmIt’s a Marathon Not a Sprint: The Hurdles of a Caregiver–PanelModerator: Luann Williams, MS, CCC, SPPanel Members: Rhonda Alcorn, Kaila and Kristal Rociano,Kathy Peters2:45 pmBreak3:00 pmDepression and Disorders of Diminished Motivation after anAcquired Brain InjuryCurtis McKnight, MD3:45 pmDomestic Violence and Traumatic Brain Injury: The BarrowProgram ExperienceGlynnis Zieman, MD, FAHS and Ashley Bridwell, LMSW4:30 pmWrap up and Evaluation4:45 pmAdjournConcurrent10:00 am Management of Complex Cervicothoracic Spinal Cord InjuriesLaura Snyder, MD

Day 2 October 11, 20207:55 amWelcomeCandyce Williams, MD8:00 amWiisagishkaw Niinindib, Hurting My Brain: Traumatic Brain Injury,Explanatory Models, and Care in Native CommunitiesSpero M. Manson, PhD9:00 amClinical Pearls: Tips on What to Do and Avoid in ClinicalEncounters with American Indian PatientsSpero M. Manson PhD and Dedra Buchwald, MD9:45 amBreak10:45 amConcussion: From High School to the NFLJavier Cárdenas, MD11:30 amNeuropsychiatric Aspects of Post Acute NeurorehabilitationPadmaja Bollam, MD and Tiffany Meites, PhD, ABPP12:15 pmBreak12:30 pmCommunicating with Individuals with Acquired Brain Injury:Augmentative and Alternative Communication StrategiesJessica Brown, PhD, CCC-SLP12:30 pmSplinting the Neurological Upper ExtremityAngela Escalante, MOT, OTR/L, CHT1:15 pmOh, The Places You Can Go–PanelModerator: Susan Scott, COTAPanel Members: John Mezydlo, Nancy Claussen2:00 pmWrap up and Evaluation2:15 pmAdjournConcurrent10:00 am Neuro-Optometry and Its Role in Rehabilitation of the ABI PatientManisha B. Geiger, OD

Registration InformationEarly Bird RegistrationDeadline 9/22/20Late RegistrationAfter 9/22/20 200.00 175.00 75.00 225.00 200.00 75.00Visiting ProfessionalsDignity Health EmployeesStudentsRegistration fee includes: Symposium, program materials and continuing education credits.Refund and Cancellation Policy: Barrow reserves the right to cancel or change any program for duecauses. Cancellation of this program by Barrow or by the participant prior to October 10th will result in afull refund of tuition.REGISTER NOWBarrowNeuro.org/2020abiFor more information, please contact the Barrow Continuing Medical Education Office atCME@BarrowNeuro.org.Guest FacultyAileen Anderson, PhDProfessor and Director UCI Stem CellResearch CenterJessica Brown, PhD, CCC-SLPUniversity of Arizona, Assistant Professorin College of ScienceDedra Buchwald, MDProfessor of Medicine and Director ofthe Initiative for Research and Educationto Advance Community Health andPartnerships for Native Health, Elson S.Floyd College of Medicine, WashingtonState UniversityJohn R. Corcoran, PT, DPT, MSSite Director of Rehabilitation, ClincalAssistant Professor, NYU LangoneHealth- Rusk RehabilitationManisha B. Geiger, ODOptimum Vision and Eye CareSpero M. Manson, Ph.DDistinguished Professor of Public Healthand Psychiatry, The Colorado Trust Chairin American Indian Health, Director,Centers for American Indian and AlaskaNative Health, CO School of PublicHealth, University of Colorado AnschutzMedical CampusCasey Seenauth, NDSouthwest College of NaturopathicMedicineBarrow Neurological Institute FacultyPadmaja Bollam, MDTrent Maruyama, OTR/L, CKTPAshley Bridwell, LMSWCurtis McKnight, MDJavier Cárdenas, MDTiffany Meites, PhD, ABPPAndrew F. Ducruet, MDSusan Scott, COTAAngela Escalante MOT, OTR/L,CHTLaura Snyder, MD, FAANSMichael T. Lawton, MDLuann Williams, MS, CCC, SPGlynnis Zieman, MD, FAHS

This program is designed for allied health professionals who treat persons with acquired brain injury and SCI. . John R. Corcoran, PT, DPT, MS Site Director of Rehabilitation, Clincal Assistant Professor, NYU Langone Health- Rusk Rehabilitation Manisha B. Geiger, OD Optimum Vision and Eye Care Spero M. Manson, Ph.D Distinguished Professor of .