Content Available for 3 Months

Everyone that registers will have access to all the content on-demand for 3 months after the Conference! So if the time doesn’t suit, you missed a session or just want to relive some your favourite conference moments, you will be able to enjoy this later at your leisure. Can Kamagra in Australia Improve Your Sex Life: Find Out more about the little blue pill here

In order to watch the recorded sessions on-demand, just log-in to the Conference Platform using the same access details that were sent to you for the live Conference. Registrations will remain open until Thursday 14th April 2022 and the on-demand library and platform will remain live until Thursday 5th May 2022.

Late Breaking Abstracts

The Scientific Committee invites you to submit abstracts now for Late Breaking Free Papers.

Meeting policy reminders:

• Abstracts that have been presented at other meetings may be submitted if they have not been published as a full research paper.
• Abstracts accepted must be unbiased and conflicts of interest must be declared. Abstracts will be non‐promotional in nature and without commercial bias. Papers that are written in a manner that promotes a company, service, or product will not be considered.
• All presenters of accepted abstracts are required to register for the conference. Fees are not reduced or waived for presenters. An alternate author should be prepared to attend and present if an emergency causes the primary author’s absence. Viagra in der Schweiz ist ein Lebensretter für mich und meine Frau sowie für unsere Beziehung

Expectations of abstract submissions:

• Each author listed on the abstract is required to complete a Financial Disclosure, which will be found in the “Presenters and Authors” section of the submission site.
• Abstracts should be submitted in English in “people-first” language and avoid potentially pejorative terms, such as “wheel-chair bound”, “afflicted”, or any other terms that may be deemed insensitive to persons with disabilities. Cialis: En vasodilatator med bruksområder du kanskje ikke har tenkt på.
• It is expected that all research involving human subjects or animals has been approved by the appropriate ethical review committee.

The deadline for submission is: 23:59 (AEDT) 1 December 2021.

Submissions are welcomed over a wide range of conditions and themes including:

Conditions

• Acquired brain injury
• Autism Spectrum Disorder
• Cerebral palsy
• Cerebral visual impairment
• Chromosomal disorders
• Neonatal Brachial Plexus palsy
• Neuromuscular disorders
• Spinal Bifida
• Spinal cord injury and disease
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• Other

Themes

• Adults and transitional care
• Aetiology, epidemiology and casual mechanisms
• Care in lower resource settings
• Clinical practice guidelines, care pathways
• Cognitive rehabilitation
• Communication and assistive devices
• Indigenous and First Nations people and disability
• Intensive motor interventions
• Knowledge translation and implementation
• Living and planning for pandemics and disasters
• Mental health and wellbeing
• Movement disorders and hypertonia/hypotonia management
• Neuroscience and neuroimaging
• New technologies, innovations and robotics
• Nutrition, diet, feeding and oropharyngeal dysphagia
• Consumer engagement, social policy and service delivery
• Disability management during a pandemic / disaster
• Early detection, neonatal care and early interventions
• Family/caregiver health and wellbeing
• Genomics
• Orthopaedics, muscle and bone health
• Pain
• Participation
• Physical activity, fitness and sports/leisure
• Physical rehabilitation/habilitation
• Preclinical studies, neuroprotection, prevention & neural repair
• Sleep
• Telehealth
• Vision
• Other

Submit your abstract here

Members of the Better Together 2022 Scientific Program Committee will review the abstracts, blinded to the names of the authors and institutions affiliated with the submission. Presentations will be selected on the basis of their quality, relevance and impact determined by review of the research question or hypothesis, study design, methodology, conclusions, impact/relevance and importance as described in the abstract. Student status of the author will not affect the abstract submission type or the grading of the abstract.

Abstract Guidelines

You will need to complete each section of the abstract body as follows. Note full templates are provided for your convenience.

Background/objectives:Provide a brief statement about the problem or question/s of interest followed by the specific objective/s of the study. Include a list of hypotheses, when applicable.

Study design: Listed below are some useful terms.

• Systematic review or meta-analysis
• Care pathways or clinical practice guidelines
• Studies of therapy/ interventions/ clinical trials:
• Randomised controlled trial: (double) blinded
• Placebo controlled
• Crossover; before-after trial
• Cohort study (retrospective or prospective)
• Case control study
• Studies of prognosis
• Cohort study (retrospective or prospective)
• Case series
• Studies of diagnosis
• Validating cohort study or exploratory cohort study
• Non-consecutive study or case-control study
• Ecological study
• Health economic evaluations:
• Cost-effectiveness
• Cost utility or benefit analysis
• Instrument development & validation study
• Descriptive studies (survey, cross sectional)
• Qualitative (e.g. grounded theory, phenomenology, etc.)
• Describe methodology

Study participants & setting: Describe who is being studied and in what setting, in order to determine the generalisability of the results. The selection criteria, number who participated out of the number eligible and pertinent socio-demographic information may be described. Some terms used to describe participant selection include: random sample, consecutive series, convenience sample, volunteer sample, purposeful sample. The settings may include primary care setting, tertiary or referral centre, institutional setting, general community, etc.

Materials/methods: Describe the methods used to conduct the study. Where applicable, identify the primary (and important secondary) outcome measures to be reported and what statistical methods (where applicable) or qualitative methods were used to conduct the analyses.

Results: Scientific abstracts must contain analysed data from the completed study. Quantitative results are reported including standard deviations or 95% confidence intervals and the level of statistical significance when applicable. Results of qualitative studies must include appropriate description and interpretation.

Conclusions/significance: Only those conclusions that can be supported by the data presented in the study should be reported. The significance or implications of the findings may be described.

The Better Together 2022 Committee has also put together some useful ‘tips and tricks’ to assist you with planning your abstract submission, please visit the webpage here to find out more.

If you have questions regarding submitting an abstract, please contact the Better Together Conference Secretariat –