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Neurorehabilitation in Dementia: WFNR Special Interest Group

The WFNR Special Interest Group on Dementia, now known as "Neurorehabilitation in Dementia," focuses on identifying interventions to prevent cognitive decline and improve functioning in individuals with neurocognitive disorders. The group aims to promote interdisciplinary research, raise awareness, and provide networking opportunities for professionals in the field. Activities include presentations, symposiums, and the development of guidelines for dementia neurorehabilitation.

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Neurorehabilitation in Dementia: WFNR Special Interest Group

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  1. WFNR SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP ON DEMENTIA WFNR SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP ON DEMENTIA SIG governance o Chair: A Sokolov o Secretary: V Manera Current members  Prof. Sylvie Belleville, Montréal, Canada, psychologist  Dr. Giulia Bommarito, Lausanne, Switzerland, neurologist  Dr. Andrea Brioschi Guevara, Lausanne, Switzerland, neuropsychologist  Prof. Filiz Can, Ankara, Turkey, physical therapist  Prof. Linda Clare, Exeter, UK, psychologist  Prof. Auriane Gros, Nice, France, speech therapist  Prof. Stefan Klöppel, Bern, Switzerland, gerontopsychiatrist  Dr. Christine Krebs, Bern, Switzerland, neuroscientist  Dr. Valeria Manera, Nice, France, neuroscientist  Prof. Tobias Nef, Bern, Switzerland, engineer  Prof. Arseny Sokolov, Lausanne, Switzerland, cognitive neurologist  Dr. Theodore Zanto, San Francisco, USA, neuroscientist

  2. Mission & objectives Mission & objectives  Identify efficacious interventions to prevent cognitive decline, and to maintain or improve cognition, behaviour and everyday functioning in people with age-related neurocognitive disorders  Identify effective and practical methods of early detection, with the potential to improve large- scale assessment in the senior population, neurorehabilitation and follow-up  Develop interdisciplinary guidelines for promoting high-quality research, and exchanging interdisciplinary knowledge and experience with health professionals and policy makers, to impact current clinical and research practice  Raise general awareness of the relevance of rehabilitation for older people with neurocognitive disorders across the spectrum  Organize dedicated sessions at the WFNR meeting and other international conferences.  Build a platform for information, interaction, and networking among all professionals interested in neurorehabilitation of dementia within the WFNR

  3. Activities Activities in 2023 in 2023 • Several presentations on the role of new technologies for neurorehabilitation in July at AAIC2023, Amsterdam (S Belleville, A Sokolov, V Manera, S Klöppel, C Krebs, A Brioschi Guevara, T. Zanto) • Symposium at the European Congress of Neurorehabilitation in August 2023, Lyon (A. Sokolov, F. Can, E. de Brujn) • Symposium on Multimodal neurorehabilitation accepted at WCNR 2024, Montreal (S. Belleville, A. Sokolov, M. Montero-Odasso, B. Hampstead) • Preparation of two position/opinion papers on dementia neurorehabilitation interventions for cognitive

  4. Plan for 2024 • Increase the number of SIG members • Sara Isernia, Fondazione Don Gnocchi, Italy – neuroscience • Florian Sanders, University of Lausanne, Swirzerland, neurology • Esther Brill, University of Bern, Switzerland - psychology • Philippe Robert, Université Cote d’Azur, France - gerontopsychiatry • Rachid Guerchouche, INRIA Sophia Antipolis, France – ICT • Organise a webinar a dementia rehabilitation SIG name The members voted for “Neurorehabilitation in dementia” to replace “Dementia”

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