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Dr Carlotte Kiekens, a Belgian PRM physician, has worked in Italy since 2020 after 30 years at University Hospitals Leuven. She has led units at Montecatone and IRCCS MultiMedica, and now researches at IRCCS Galeazzi-Sant'Ambrogio and ISICO 🏥 Her interests include spinal cord

Looking to further your career as an SCI professional? Earn up to 22 CPD points at this year’s annual meeting in Antwerp 🇧🇪 Join us between 22-25 September for a unique event, uniting SCI professionals, exhibitors and patients from all areas of the community. To secure your

On Tuesday, September 24, 2024, Professor Allen Heinemann will be hosting an instructional course for SCI professionals at our Annual Scientific Meeting in Antwerp. 🇧🇪 This enlightening course will highlight the global differences in the approach to SCI care and rehabilitation

Want a fabulous start to all the great events during ISCoS Meetings, want to find out more about the World Health Organization (WHO) Package of Rehabilitation Interventions for #spinalcordinjury & how you can apply in your service? Then our SIG workshop is the place to be, looking forward to welcoming you

I am so excited and very privileged to be presenting alongside James Middleton, Mohit Arora, Gillean Hilton 🇦🇺 Matteo Ponzano, PhD 🇨🇦 about the World Health Organization (WHO)🗺️Package of Interventions for Rehabilitation ISCoS Psychosocial Group - make this a definite part of your time and learning ISCoS Meetings

Planning your journey to our Annual Scientific meeting is simple 🇧🇪 🚂 Our venue is only a minutes walk from Antwerp’s Central Train Station ✈️ Or a 5km taxi ride from Antwerp’s International Airport ♿️ We have also secured 33 wheelchair accessible rooms across 6 hotels local

Did you know that you can book tickets for our pre-conference event? ♿︎ Hosted by the incredible Inge Bru, this event will highlight the value of parasport and physical activity for SCI patients. Due to the nature of the injury, both physically and mentally, a spinal

Best wishes to all Paralympians and good luck to #ParalympicsGB The National Spinal Injuries Centre ISCoS Meetings ISCoS Nutrition SIG

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We wish everyone the best of luck at the #Paralympics2024 🍀👏🏼 Did you know Dr. Inge Bru is hosting our Parasport pre-conference ‘Essentials in Parasport and what you need to know’ on Sunday 22 September in Antwerp 🇧🇪 Secure your tickets here: iscosmeetings2024.org

📣 WIN ISCoS MEMBERSHIP: 4 Days to Go! ♿︎ Submitting your poster to our SCI Day Competition is more than just personal exposure, it is an active stand to prevent violence, protect patients and promote SCI Care globally. ”Together, we have the power to prevent violence by

Rehabilitative innovations within SCI care are taking leaps and bounds each year as researchers continue to pursue progress.♿️ One innovation that has been fascinating the SCI community is E-Stimulation - the topic of Workshop 13 at this year’s ISCoS Annual Scientific

It is with great sadness that recently, the world learned of the passing of Claire Lomas MBE. Claire was an almighty inspiration to so many professionals and patients within the SCI community, following a life-changing fall during an eventing competition in 2007, Claire was

When a patient suffers a spinal cord injury, it is pivotal that their immediate care givers have the very best tools and training to their ability. Dr Colleen O'Connell is the Medical Director and Research Chief of the Stan Cassidy Centre For Rehabilitation in Canada 🇨🇦

6am🇬🇧 10pm🇺🇸 3pm 🇦🇺 international planning for ISCoS Meetings workshop, we'll be sharing latest digital developments, discussing how to challenge your comfort zone/overcome barriers & share case examples ISCoS Psychosocial Group -not to be missed! Dr Jennifer Coker The SRI The National Spinal Injuries Centre

🌎 Hoy, 5 de septiembre, se celebra el Día Internacional de la Lesión Medular con el lema “Acabar con la violencia, Proteger la médula espinal” ➡️Promover la prevención de la violencia que causa lesiones y asegurando que se tomen las medidas necesarias. #WorldSCIDay

Violent circumstances, such as war, assault or domestic violence, remain one of the leading causes for spinal cord injuries across the globe. 🌎 To raise awareness of SCI care across the world, ISCoS celebrates World SCI Day each year on 5th September. This year’s theme is “End