Programme

ECU Convention programme, printer friendly version

Thursday (24 May)

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Start	Finish	DAY 0
8:30	20:00	Registration		Main Entrance Level
8:30	16:30	FICS Sport Seminar (separate registration is needed)		Brahms I-II. Hall
9:00	17:30	ECU Researchers’ Day		Lehár II-III Hall
17:00	18:00	FICS NCSC Presidents’ Meeting		Brahms I-II. Hall
19:00	21:00	Welcome Reception		Gallery corridor

Friday (25 May)

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Start	Finish	DAY 1
8:00	8:30	Registration		Main Entrance Level
8:30		Welcome and Opening Ceremony		Pátria Hall		Chair: I. Beesley
8:30	8:45	Falconry demonstration		Pátria Hall
8:45	8:50	Formal Opening		Pátria Hall
8:50	9:10	ECU President: Øystein Ogre		Opening speech Pátria Hall
9:10	9:30	Anne Moksness and Catherine Quinn		Warm up with Kahoot! (please download the Kahoot! app beforehand) Pátria Hall
9:30	10:10	Donald Murphy		Spinal disorder is no respecter of age Pátria Hall
10:10	10:40	Jan Hartvigsen		Ageing need not be a pain Pátria Hall
10:40	11:10	Break – Posters – Exhibition
11:10	11:40	Bianca Zietsman		Cervical spine and concussion/disc injuries Pátria Hall		Chair: Zs. Kálbori
11:40	12:10	Carlo Ammendolia		No Drugs, More Sex and Rock & Roll – Bootcamp for Stenosis Pátria Hall
12:10	12:20	Michele Maiers		Short or long-term treatment of spinal disability in older adults with manipulation and exercise: a randomized clinical trial \| O-01 Pátria Hall
12:20	12:30	Steen Harsted		Capturing movement patterns in children using a novel 3d motion capture approach \| O-02 Pátria Hall

12:30	13:30	Lunch – Posters – Exhibition – AECC/EAC Fellows lunch
13:30	15:00	Breakout session 1
		Jesper Dahl	Jake Cooke	Amy Miller	SIG Clinical	Research
		Subject: Workshop Extremities Techniques Pátria Hall	Subject: Neurology Workshop: Cranial nerves: It’s all in your head Part 1. Bartók II Hall	Subject: Breastfeeding / Paediatrics Lehár II-III Hall	Subject: Cervical Spine radiculopathy Brahms I-II Hall	Subject: Abstract presentations Liszt II-III Hall Move your mouse here to read details Annemarie de Zoete \| O-03 \| 13.30-13.40 Effectiveness of spinal manipulative therapy for chronic low back pain: results from an individual participant data meta-analysis Andreas Eklund \| O-04 \| 13.40-13.50 Is effectiveness of Chiropractic Maintenance Care moderated by psychological profile? A secondary analysis of a pragmatic randomized controlled trial Henrik Hein Lauridsen \| O-05 \| 13.50-14.00 Motor control and musculoskeletal health in kindergarten children Jan Hoeve \| O-06 \| 14.00-14.10 Migraine and Tension-Type Hadache in former colicky babies treated by chiropractors: a prospective cohort study Michelle Holmes \| O-07 \| 14.10-14.20 Patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) in clinical practice for non-malignant pain: a realist review and theoretical framework Marc Sanders \| O-08 \| 14.20-14.30 A comparison of the effectiveness of manual therapy, exercise, and medical intervention for the reduction of subjective symptoms of dizziness in adult patients with cervicogenic dizziness: a systematic review and meta-analysis Petra Schweinhardt \| O-09 \| 14.30-14.40 How much pain reduction matters for neck pain patients undergoing chiropractic treatment? Kenneth Young \| O-10 \| 14.40-14.50 A tale of two specialities: comparing the development of radiology in chiropractic and medicine David Byfield \| O-11 \| 14.50-15.00 Chiropractic Care as a richly contextual package: Contemporary challenges and opportunities in undergraduate curriculum
15:00	15:30	Break – Posters – Exhibition
15:30	17:00	Breakout session 2
		Atle Torstensen	Jake Cooke	Magdalena Zweegman Kocsis	SIG Clinical	Corrie Myburgh
		Subject: Workshop Spinal Techniques Pátria Hall	Subject: Neurology Workshop: Cranial nerves: It’s all in your head Part 2. Bartók II Hall	Subject: Paediatrics; primitive reflex testing Lehár II-III Hall	Subject: Cervical Spine radiculopathy (repeat) Brahms I-II Hall	Subject: Soft tissue treatment Liszt II-III Hall
17:45	18:00	Gathering for the transport to the Local evening Buses leave for Local evening
19.00	00.00	Local evening – Informal Dinner

Saturday (26 May)

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Start	Finish	DAY 2
9:00	9:30	John Downes (FICS)	Performance for all Ages: neuromechanics, sensorimotor deficits and global assessment Pátria Hall			Workshop to train site evaluation team members – 09:00-13:00
9:30	10:00	Greg Kawchuk	This is what happens to chiropractic when you add Artificial Intelligence Pátria Hall
10:00	10:15		Activator online learning tool
10:15	10:45	Ricardo Fujikawa	Dealing with the ravages of life – can osteoporosis and osteoarthrosis be reversed? Pátria Hall
10:45	11:15	Break – Posters – Exhibition
11:15	11:45	Ulf Wike Ljungblad	Headache in children – so what? – from the head of a paediatrician Pátria Hall
11:45	12:15	Kjartan Vibe Fersum	Cognitive functional therapy in CLBP Pátria Hall
12:15	12:45	Research awards: Gerly Truuvaart
12:45	13:45	Lunch – Posters – Exhibition
13:45	15:15	Breakout session 3				EAC Workshop – 13:45-17:15
		Masafumi Yamasaki	Ulrik Sandstrøm	Carlo Ammendolia	Ulf Wike Ljungblad
		Subject: Better EyePower Through VitalReact Technique Pátria Hall	Subject: The value of pre and post testing as an immediate outcome measure or “show me the money!” Bartók II Hall	Subject: Stenosis Bootcamp Lehár II-III Hall	Subject: A paediatric neurologist’s view on headache – a practical approach Brahms I-II Hall
15.15	15:45	Break – Posters – Exhibition
15:45	17:15	Breakout session 4
		Bianca Zietsman, Ulrik Sandstrøm, Catherine Quinn	Andre Bussières	Carlo Ammendolia	Kjartan Vibe Fersum
		Subject: Sports Integration – Getting in and staying in! Pátria Hall	Subject: 10 common MSK disorders seen in practice Bartók II Hall	Subject: Stenosis Bootcamp (repeat) Lehár II-III Hall	Subject: Cognitive functional therapy in CLBP Brahms I-II Hall
18:30		Buses leave for Gala evening
19:00	00:00	Gala event	Dine dance and cruise the Danube with a glittering evening of fun

Sunday (27 May)

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Start	Finish	DAY 3
10:00	10:20	Greg Kawchuk	Do chiropractors have the right to free speech? Pátria Hall
10:20	10:40	Ulrik Sandstrøm	“You can’t handle the truth!” Pátria Hall
10:40	11:00	Ágnes Kovács	On the road to success; how to achieve our goals? Pátria Hall
11:00	11:20	William Morgan	The Green Books: Sacred tomes or historical footnotes? Pátria Hall
11:20	11:40	Jørgen Jevne	Knowledge translation – the next medical revolution, or the next necessary revelation? Pátria Hall
11:40	12:10	Coffee Break – Exhibition
12:10	12:30	Nadine Harrison	Adaptability in pursuit of optimal patient care Pátria Hall
12:30	12:50	Luke R. Davies	Pain science, Biomechanics and Progressive chiropractic Pátria Hall
12:50	13:00	Richard Brown	How diplomacy can save us from ourselves? Pátria Hall
13:00	13:15	Closing remarks from the new President	Full ahead all engines! Pátria Hall

List of accepted posters

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Poster number	Presenting author	Title of lecture
P-01	Jacob Fløe Aaskov	X-ray vision: The accuracy and repeatability of a technology that allows clinicians to see spinal X-rays superimposed on a person’s skin
P-03	Danny Clegg	The Relationship between Video Enhanced Observations and VIVA Examination Performance in Second Year Chiropractic Undergraduate Students: A Cross Sectional Cohort Study
P-04	Danny Clegg	The “Hydrapractic” Initiative: Innovative and Immersive Learning for Chiropractic Students, using Police and Emergency Services Training Tools
P-05	Alister du Rose	Since Panjabi’s seminal 1992 papers, how have studies that combine lumbar kinematic and muscle activity measurements improved understanding of sub-system interactions? A systematic review
P-06	Lise Hestbaek	Motor skills in PreSchool (MiPS): Study protocol for a cohort study of Danish preschool children with a nested RCT
P-07	Michelle Holmes	Chiropractors’ views on the use of patient-reported outcome measures in clinical practice
P-08	Alan Jenks	Back Pain in the Elderly: A prospective longitudinal study of older patients with low back pain during Chiropractic care
P-09	Troy Magowan	An initial investigation of the use and understanding of the terms
P-10	Manuel Cabrera	Incidence of Intersegmental Cervical Joint Motion Dysfunction in Patients with Tinnitus as their co-morbidity of biomechanical pain
P-11	Amy Miller	A novel approach to improving breastfeeding rates and enhancing clinical education: A mixed-methods investigation of a student-led interprofessional breastfeeding clinic
P-12	Amy Miller	Is there an association between birth type and area of musculoskeletal complaint in the neonate?
P-13	Jonas Nielsen	Self-reports of spinal stiffness compared to physical measures of spinal stiffness.
P-14	Arantxa Ortega-De Mues	Effects of chiropractic manipulation on subchondral bone status, cartilage and synovial membrane in an experimental model of osteoarthritis in rabbits
P-15	Jacqueline Rix	The use of Facebook as a formative peer assessment tool
P-16	Doruk Turhan	Comparison of HVLA lumbosacral manipulation and sham manipulation on running time and horizontal jump among amateur soccer players
P-17	Doruk Turhan	Assessment of immediate effects of sacroiliac joint manipulation on hamstring muscle strength
P-18	Bianca Zietsman	Neck Function in Male Rugby League Athletes: A Comparison of Age and Professionalism
P-19	Bianca Zietsman	Elite Male athletes: Comparative study of neck function (ACROM)