Dear Colleagues,<\/p>\n
The 18th<\/span> World Congress of the International Society of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (ISPRM) will be a major event in Sydney, running from the 1st<\/span> \u2013 6th<\/span> June 2024. It will be held in conjunction with the 7th<\/span> Annual Meeting of the Rehabilitation Medicine Society of Australia and New Zealand (RMSANZ). The Congress will be a forum for the presentation of international research, discovery and innovation in Rehabilitation Medicine. Whilst the major subgroups of clinical endeavour in the field of Rehabilitation Medicine will be covered; the conference will have a focus on the three \u201cT\u2019s\u201d (trauma, technology and timing). Trauma<\/em> will include motor vehicle accidents, domestic violence and the results of war and natural disasters. Technology<\/em> will range from personal devices such as phones to robotics, and Timing<\/em> will explore topics such as Prehabilitation, In-Reach services and when Rehabilitation should end.<\/p>\n The scientific program will include pre-congress practical workshops, plenary sessions and themed sessions with invited speakers and selected free paper presentations. Currently, it is planned for the Congress to be face-to-face with videoconferencing from some of the invited speakers.<\/p>\n Professor John Olver<\/p>\n President of the 18th<\/span> World Congress of the ISPRM (Sydney, Australia)<\/em><\/p>\n