Improving information on disability and functioning
'A forum for people who need, use or develop information'
6-7 February 2006
Masonic centre, Sydney
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Forum papers will be available on the web after the forum. |
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DAY ONE: MORNING SESSION |
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| 8.30 |
Registration |
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| 9.00 | Welcome | Dr Ching Choi,
Australian Institute of Health and Welfare |
Dr Ching Choi, Acting Director, Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
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| 9.15 | Keynote address | Dr Bedirhan Üstün, WHO Secretariat Co-ordinator, World Health Organization | What is the future for ICF? (36K PDF; 94K DOC; 3174.5K PPT) | |
| 9.45 | Ros Madden, Australian Institute of Health and Welfare | The vision in Australia: progress, challenges and questions for the Forum (38K PDF; 94K DOC; 1197K PPT) | ||
| 10.15 |
Morning tea |
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| 10.45 | ICF and international developments | Phillip French, The Disability Studies and Research Institute | Definition, data collection, disability and human rights - challenge and response | Professor Richard Madden, Director,
National Centre for Classification in Health, University of Sydney
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| 11.15 | Dr Rune Simeonsson, University of North Carolina (US) | The ICF for children and youth (38K PDF; 94K DOC; 816K PPT) | ||
| 11.45 | Professor Gavin Andrews, School of Psychiatry, University of New South Wales. World Health Collaborating Centre for Mental Health | The WHO DAS 2 rules (45K PDF; 166K DOC; 887.5K PPT; Paper 107K PDF; 331K DOC) | ||
| 12.15 |
Lunch |
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Principal supporting
sponsor |
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DAY ONE: AFTERNOON SESSION |
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Parallel Session: ICF across speciality areas Chair: Professor Linda Worrall, University of Queensland Main room |
Parallel Session: Measuring health and disability in surveys Chair: Ann Peut, Australian Institute of Health and Welfare Room 2 |
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| 1.15 | Catherine Sykes, Australian Institute of Health and Welfare | Capturing data: a functioning and related health outcomes module (FRHOM) (40K PDF; 94K DOC; 438.5K PPT) | Dr Marijke W. de Kleijn de Vrankrijker, WHO-FIC Centre in the Netherlands | Measuring health and disability at European and world level (57K PDF; 25K DOC; 444.5K PPT; Paper 121K PDF; 328K DOC) |
| 1.35 | David Stokes, Australian Psychological Society | The use of ICF codes as an Indicator for Intervention (IFI) in Allied Health (48K PDF; 25K DOC; 437K PPT) | Ken Tallis and Dr Xing Yan Wen, Australian Institute of Health and Welfare | The ICF and international surveys - Reflections on recent and forthcoming data gathering ventures (60K PDF; 27K DOC; 443K PPT) |
| 1.55 | Dr Peteris Darzins, Monash Ageing Research Centre, Monash University | Clinical use of the Personal Care Participation Assessment Resource Tool (PCPART) (94K PDF; 261K DOC; 584K PPT) | Sally Goodspeed, Australian Bureau of Statistics | The relationship between ICF as a framework, and the data collected in ABS surveys (42K PDF; 95K DOC; 225K PPT) |
| 2.15 | Professor Elizabeth Badley, University of Toronto, Canada | Fitting the full range of contextual factors into the ICF model: One size does not fit all (48K PDF; 166K DOC; 866K PPT) | Dr Bedirhan Üstün, WHO Secretariat Co-ordinator, World Health Organization | What is wrong with Disability Statistics? (37K PDF; 94K DOC; 3427.5K PPT) |
| 2.35 | Dr Ashok Abhyankar, Department of Health, Northern Territory | The use of ICF-CY in very young children with developmental disorders (49.5K PDF; 24.5K DOC; 139K PPT; Paper 147K PDF; 409K DOC) | Speaker discussion | |
| 3.00 |
Afternoon tea |
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Session sponsor
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Session sponsor
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DAY ONE: AFTERNOON SESSION (continued) |
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Parallel Session: The environment and participation - research and development
of these components of the ICF Chair: Professor Lenore Manderson, Monash University Main room |
Parallel Session: Measurement and data capture in service delivery and information systems Chair: Professor Trevor Parmenter, Centre for Developmental Disability Studies, University of Sydney Room 2 |
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| 3.30 | Robert Strike with Sally Robinson, Disability Studies and Research Institute | So what's it like?: Giving up your personal information to researchers (39K PDF; 26K DOC; 480K PPT) | Dr Phil Anderson, Australian Institute of Health and Welfare | Analysis of ICF compatible items on support needs in a national administrative data set (41K PDF; 27K DOC; 499K PPT) |
| 3.50 | RoseAnne Misajon, Monash University | Introducing the PIPP: Using the ICF to develop a new instrument (59K PDF; 25K DOC; 700.5K PPT) |
Dr Anne Jenkins, ACT Department of Disability, Housing and Community Services
and, Dr Diane Gibson, Australian Institute of Health and Welfare |
Data capture and whole-of-government approaches to human services (48K PDF; 24K DOC; 447K PPT) |
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4.00 |
Nerina Scarinci, Communication Disability in Ageing
Research Centre, University of Queensland
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ICF and Third-Party Disability: Its application to spouses of older people with hearing impairment (54K PDF; 97K DOC; 524K PPT)
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| 4.10 | Tami Howe, Communication Disability in Ageing Research Centre, Univeristy of Queensland | Environmental factors that influence the community participation of adults with aphasia (72K PDF; 26K DOC; 1116.5K PPT) | ||
| 4.20 | Elizabeth Savina, Communication Disability in Ageing Research Centre, University of Queensland | Barriers and facilitators to public bus information (55K PDF; 94K DOC; 439K PPT) | Dr Vivienne Riches, Centre for Developmental Disability Studies University of Sydney | I-CAN: An instrument to classify and assess support needs of people with a disability (82K PDF; 26K DOC; 732K PPT) |
| 4.30 | Robyn O'Halloran, Communication Disability in Ageing Research Centre, University of Queensland | Assessing communicative capacity in the acute hospital setting (56K PDF; 226K DOC; 416.5K PPT) | ||
| 4.40 |
Speaker discussion |
Speaker discussion |
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| 4.50 |
Panel discussion involving day one chairs and invited participants |
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| 5.30 |
CLOSE OF DAY ONE |
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| 7.30 |
Informal dinner at Dockside restaurant, Cockle Bay Wharf at Darling Park. Pre dinner drinks commence at 7pm. |
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Session sponsor
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DAY TWO: MORNING SESSION |
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| Time | Session | Speaker | Topic | Chair/Facilitator |
| 8.30 |
Welcome |
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| 8.45 | ICF and connecting with what matters | Maryanne Diamond, Australian Federation of Disability Organisations | What information do we really need? (38K PDF; 25K DOC; 584K PPT; Paper 91K PDF; 253K DOC) |
Dougie Herd,
Director, Office of the Disability Council of NSW
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| 9.15 | Professor Linda Worrall, Department of Speech Pathology, University of Queensland | The ICF and communication disability | ||
| 9.45 | Professor Lenore Manderson, ARC Federation Fellow, Monash University | Social and cultural dimensions of disability: Environmental factors of the ICF in a cross-cultural perspective (39K PDF; 95K DOC; 2113.5K PPT) | ||
| 10.15 |
Morning tea |
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| 10.45 | Rehabilitation, compensation and aged care | Associate Professor Ian Cameron, Rehabilitation Studies Unit, University of Sydney | Applying the ICF to assessment scales in acquired brain injury (42K PDF; 97K DOC; 612.5K PPT) |
Dr Diane Gibson,
Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
Main room (plenary) |
| 11.15 | John Walsh, PricewaterhouseCoopers Actuarial Pty Ltd | The ICF and accident compensation (45K PDF; 165K DOC; 400K PPT) | ||
| 11.45 | Professor Len Gray, The Australasian Centre on Ageing, University of Queensland. | The relationship between the inter-RAI and the ICF (49K PDF; 32K DOC; 6190K PPT) | ||
| 12.15 | Ros Sackley, National Indigenous Disability Network | Indigenous information needs in rehabilitation and beyond | ||
| 12.45 |
Lunch
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DAY TWO: AFTERNOON SESSION |
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| Parallel Session: The ICF: sharing information and some challenges Chair: Dr Rune Simeonsson, University of North Carolina (US) Main room |
Parallel Session: The ICF in rehabilitation Chair: Catherine Sykes, Australian Institute of Health and Welfare Room 2 | |||
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| 1.45 | Sally Bullock and Kate Williams, Australian Institute of Health and Welfare | Environment and participation (48K PDF; 94K DOC; 4532K PPT) | Dr Cheryl Swanson, Centre of National Research on Disability and Rehabilitation Medicine, University of Queensland | Use of the CHIEF-SF in a community setting to identify barriers to activity and participation. (51K PDF; 25K DOC; 1337K PPT) |
| 2.10 | Nick Marosszeky, Australian Health Outcomes Collaboration, Centre for Health Service Development, University of Wollongong | Use of HRQoL and functional measures in health outcomes assessment (41K PDF; 95K DOC; 394K PPT) | Associate Professor Louise Hickson, Communication Disability in Ageing Research Centre, University of Queensland | Application of the ICF in rehabilitation of older people with hearing impairments (50K PDF; 31K DOC; 847.5K PPT) |
| 2.30 | Professor Robert Cummins, Deakin University | ICF does half the job: Psychological status cannot be ignored (50K PDF; 26K DOC; 166.5K PPT) | Dr Pattariya Jarutat, Sirindhorn National Medical Rehabilitation Centre | ICF in Thailand (40K PDF; 97K DOC; 1091K PPT) |
| 2.50 | Professor Richard Madden, National Centre for Classification in Health, University of Sydney | ICF implications for ICD (36K PDF; 94K DOC; 787.5K PPT; Paper 110K PDF; 417K DOC) | Dr Sharynne McLeod, Charles Sturt University | Application of the ICF to children with speech impairments (56K PDF; 24K DOC; 1640K PPT; Paper 490K PDF; 649K DOC) |
| 3.10 | Speaker discussion | Dr Brigette Larkins, University of Queensland | Application of the ICF to investigate communication functioning (47K PDF; 25K DOC; 411.5K PPT) | |
| 3.30 |
Afternoon tea |
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| 4.00 |
Functioning and disability in the future:
A way forward
for people who need, use or develop information
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| 5.00 |
CLOSE OF FORUM |
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