World Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Conference


World Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Conference is a two-day conference which is to be held on October 22-23, Istanbul, Turkey which includes prompt keynote presentations, Oral talks, Poster presentations and Exhibitions. The Theme of this conference is “Defining Future Scope of Physical medicine and Rehabilitation”.
This will be a great platform to gather and share knowledge, presentations, panel discussions, interactive dialogue about the developing world of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. This conference brings together the researchers, scientists, professors, students, Physiatrist who dispenses an international forum on extending of approved research.
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation focus on innovative technologies. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation centers around an exhaustive program for putting the bits of a man's life back together – therapeutically, socially, candidly and professionally.
The aim of the Conference is to advance education and impact the specialty of physical medicine and rehabilitation through the timely delivery of clinically relevant and evidence-based research and review information. Topics include Physical Medicine, Physiatrist, Neuromuscular Medicine, Pain Medicine, Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine, Spinal Cord Injury, Sports Medicine, Cardiac Rehabilitation, Neurological Rehabilitation, Brain Injury, Hospice and Palliative Medicine, Intervention Strategies on Rehabilitation, Physical Health Management, PM&R Treatment Procedures, Physiotherapy in Treatment & Care, Imaging in Rehabilitation, Physiological Genetic Disorder, Clinical Decision Making and Examination, Applied Science of Exercise Techniques, Artificial Physiotherapy Methods, rehabilitation of impairments associated with disabilities in adults and children, and neurophysiology and electro diagnosis and stroke/neurological rehabilitation.
The goal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Conference is to teach people how to take care of themselves as much as possible. The focus is often on daily tasks such as bathing, eating, using the bathroom and moving from a wheelchair to a bed.
Physiatrists use many tests to evaluate a person's problems and monitor their recovery.
A full recovery treatment and program design might be expected to help with physical, restorative, passionate, social and business related issues, including:
·         Therapy for particular restorative issues
·         Help with social issues and money related
·         Help with braces, wheelchairs and other restorative hardware
·         Advice about setting up their home to expand their capacity and well-being
Family and caregivers may also need help adjusting to their loved one's condition and knowing where to find resources in the community.

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