| Session One - Military and Veteran Health Research |
| Hans Jung |
Canadian military health research for the 21st Century |
| David Pedlar |
Life after service: Veterans' research and the life course |
| Camille Boulet |
Duty of care: Canada's national S and T program for personnel and personnel protection
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| Session Two A - Rehabilitation and Physical Health |
| Brendon Gurd |
High intensity interval training as a space and time effective way to improve cardiovascular fitness and mitochondrial content |
| Marc Perron |
Assessing muscle strength in subjects with a lateral ankle sprain using a pre-loading isokinetic method |
| Marie Andrée Paquin |
Collaborative approach for gait training of an injured Canadian soldier |
| Luc Hébert |
The level of effort at the lower limb during the weight load march in the Canadian Forces, PART I: Is it too much demanding?
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| Session Two B - Service: Impacts on Life and Family (Part 1) |
| Deborah Norris and Sandra Pickrell Baker |
The experiences of female partners of Canadian military veterans diagnosed with PTSD |
| Rachel Berman |
The impact of parental PTSD upon the adolescent children of CF members deployed to Afghanistan |
| Linda Van Til |
LASS: Life After Service Studies |
| Georg Northoff |
Depression: What brain imaging can tell us about its pathophysiology and psychopathology |
| Christina Wolfson |
The Canadian longitudinal study on aging: A research platform
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| Lunch Keynote Speaker - Day One |
| Robert Petzel |
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Research & Development Program
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| Session Three A - Adapting to Change: Rehabilitation and Military Health |
| Markus Besemann |
Wheelchair skills training for military personnel and veterans with mobility restrictions: Report of a new program |
| Martin Ferguson-Pell |
Over exertion during manual wheelchair propulsion: Wavelet analysis for push by push analysis of surface EMG |
| Peter Rowe |
The impact of musculoskeletal conditions on the Canadian Forces |
| Christian Giguère |
Research on the effects of noise, hearing loss and protection equipment on speech communication capabilities in the military environment
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| Session Three B - Service: Impacts on Life and Family (Part 2) |
| Robert Stiegelmar |
Bringing our wounded soldiers home: Patient flow/casualty care from the point of injury and treatment through the patient evacuation and return home through the echelons of care |
| Gregory Lagacé |
Soldier On, an essential reconditioning program of the Canadian Forces for ill and injured military personnel |
| Tonya Corry |
Operational stress and traumatic brain injury: A place for occupational therapy in the Canadian Forces |
| Maureen Carew |
Burden of non-battle injuries: The Canadian Forces perspective |
| Deanna Quon |
The experience of patients who have chosen elective lower limb amputation
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| Session Four A - Battlefield Healthcare |
| Nigel Caulkett |
Use of Alfaxan in a total intravenous anaesthetic protocol for a swine model of hemorrhagic shock |
| John Mikler |
Past, present and future of medical countermeasures and intervention against organophosphorous nerve agents |
| Homer Tien |
Controlled blast exposure during forced explosive entry training and mild traumatic brain injury |
| Oshin Vartanian |
A test battery for the assessment of psychological and physiological performance following primary blast wave exposure |
| Yushan Wang |
Role of glutamate receptor trafficking in blast-induced traumatic brain injury in the rat
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| Session Four B - Understanding Mental Illness among Military Personnel and Veterans |
| Rakesh Jetly |
Mental health care for Canadian Forces members in Afghanistan |
| Julie Salverson |
Social suffering in the military: Developing innovative tools for the prevention and management of trauma and it effects |
| Don McCreary |
Understanding psychological resilience in the military and veterans health context |
| David Ross |
A client-reported mental health outcomes monitoring information system for Veterans Affairs Canada’s national network of Operational Stress Injury clinics |
Jim Thompson
and David Ross |
Suicide prevention framework for Canadian Veterans
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| Session Five A - Learning from Deployment and Disaster |
| Donald McInnes |
Environmental sampling in Haiti |
| Michel Landry |
Unprecedented rehabilitation needs following the earthquake in Haiti: Some reflections. |
| Alexander Natale |
The way ahead, personal protective equipment: Research, development and education. Bioscience Liaison Officer, Task Force Afghanistan (October 2009-April 2010)
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| Session Five B - Identity, Welfare and Wellbeing |
| Allan English |
The effect of the social covenant between Canada and its military on resources allocated for military and veterans' health care |
| Stéphanie Bélanger |
Soldering identity of injured CF personnel in combat arms |
| Donna Pickering |
Informal buddy support system for Canadian Forces reservists |
| Hugh Milroy |
From welfare to well-being: Turning things around among homeless in the UK
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| Session Six A - Technology for Military and Veteran Health |
| Alain Beaulieu |
Wearable wireless medical devices in a dynamic and open architecture |
| John Davies |
Human mesenchymal cells for combat casualty care and biodefense |
| Richard Birtwhistle |
The Canadian Primary Care Sentinel Surveillance Network (CPCSSN): Opportunities for collaboration in veteran's health |
| David Pichora |
Advanced real-time 3D imaging, planning and navigation in orthopaedic surgery |
| Jeffrey Jutai |
Computerized adaptive testing to measure the impact of mobility devices on activities and participation |
| Stephen Scott |
The potential of robotic technologies for assessing sensorimotor and cognitive function in patients with neurological disorders |
| Joan Stevenson |
Contribution of objective assessment tools to design the Canadian personal load carriage system
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| Session Six B - Treating Mental Illness |
| Anne Bailliu |
Our experience with collaborative care at the Royal Ottawa OSI clinic |
| Gary Hasey |
Development of a digital psychiatric expert system using machine learning analysis of quantitative electroencephalographic data |
| Candice Monson |
Cognitive-behavioural conjoint therapy for PTSD: Results from an ongoing RCT |
| Don Richardson |
Pharmacological treatment of military related PTSD: Focus on co-morbidity |
| Kate St. Cyr |
Treatment outcomes of Canadian military personnel receiving pharmacotherapy, psychotherapy, or both for PTSD, depression and anxiety: A pilot study |
| David Pedlar |
Workplace reintegration of Veterans with mental disorders |
