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The 9th Pan-Pacific Conference on Rehabilitation cum 21st Annual Congress of Gerontology


Keynote Speakers Prof. Leon Flicker Professor of Geriatric Medicine Director, Western Australian Centre for Health & Ageing University of Western Australia, Australia

Prof. Keith Hill Head of the School of Physiotherapy and Exercise Science Curtin University, Australia President elect, Asia/Oceania Regional Council for IAGG

Prof. Piu Chan Professor & Director of the Beijing Institute of Geriatrics Department of Neurobiology, Neurology & Geriatrics Capital Medical University, Beijing, China

Prof. Lindy Clemson Professor in Ageing and Occupational Therapy Co-director of the Ageing, Work & Health Research Unit Faculty of Health Sciences, The University of Sydney, Australia

Organizing Committee (OC) Sub-committees Local Members • Dr Kenneth Fong (OC Chairman, RS, PolyU)

• Prof. Gabriel Ng (Chair Professor & Head, RS, PolyU)

• Dr Edward Leung (President, HKAG)

• Ms Gloria Chun (HKAG Representative)

• Dr William Tsang (SC, RS, PolyU)

• Dr Doris Chong (SPC Chairperson, RS, PolyU)

• Dr Andy Cheng (FRC Chairman, RS, PolyU)

• Dr Sam Chan (RS, PolyU)

• Dr Shirley Ngai (RS, PolyU)

• Ms Gloria Man (Secretary) Overseas Members • Prof. Jianan Li (President Elect of International Society of

Physical and rehabilitation Medicine, Professor in Rehabilitation Medicine, First Affiliated Hospital of Nanjing Medical University, China)

• Prof. Hisaaki Ota (Dept of Occupational Therapy, School of Health Sciences, Sapporo Medical University, Japan)

• Assoc. Prof. Cheryl Ramos-Peralta (Dean, College of Rehabilitation Sciences, University of Santo Tomas, Philippines)

• Assistant Prof. Wilaiwan Snow (Dept of Occupational Therapy, Faculty of Associated Medical Sciences, Chiang Mai University, Thailand)

• Adjunct Associate Prof. Celia Tan (Group Director, Group Allied Health, Singapore Health Services, Singapore)

• Prof. Tsauo Jau-Yih (Director, School and Graduate Institute of Physical Therapy, College of Medicine, National Taiwan University, Taiwan)

Scientific Committee (SC) • Dr William Tsang (Chairman, RS, PolyU) • Dr Edward Leung (President, HKAG) • Dr Raymond Ngan (HKAG Representative, Department of

Applied Social Studies, City University of Hong Kong) • Dr Mimi Tse (HKAG Representative, School of Nursing,

PolyU) • Dr B. C. Tong (HKAG Representative, Senior Medical

Officer, Princess Margaret Hospital) • Dr W. C. Chan (HKAG Representative, Department of

Psychiatry, The University of Hong Kong) • Dr Sam Chan (RS, PolyU) • Dr Roy Cheung (RS, PolyU) • Dr Teresa Chiu (RS, PolyU) • Dr Benson Lau (RS, PolyU) • Dr Joseph Ng (RS, PolyU) • Dr Shamay Ng (RS, PolyU) • Mr Dennis Mok (Secretary) Fund Raising Committee (FRC) • Dr Billy So (Chairman, RS, PolyU) • Dr Andy Cheng (Co-chairman, RS, PolyU) • Mr Peterson Chui (RS, PolyU) • Ms Rufina Lau (RS, PolyU) • Ms Cherie Cheung (Secretary)

Social & Publicity Committee (SPC) • Dr Doris Chong (Chairperson, RS, PolyU) • Ms Joy Lau (RS, PolyU) • Dr Shirley Ngai (RS, PolyU) • Dr Grace Szeto (RS, PolyU) • Mr Tang Kin Chung (RS, PolyU) • Ms Joann Yiu (Secretary)


Programme at a glance

Time 28 Nov 2014 (Friday)

0900‐1200 Pre‐Conference Short Course I (Venue: ST522/3)

1400‐1700 Pre‐Conference Short Course II (Venue: ST522/3)

1730‐2000 Welcome Reception and Registration (Venue: PolyU, Staff Club, 5/F, Communal Building)

Time 29 Nov 2014 (Saturday)

0815‐1645 Registration (Venue: Foyer, JCA – Jockey Club Auditorium)

0900‐0930 Opening Ceremony (Venue: JCA)

0930‐1000 Plenary Lecture I (Keynote: Prof Keith Hill)

Falls Prevention For Older People: Plenty Of Research Evidence But Limited Translation (Venue: JCA)

1000‐1030 Plenary Lecture II (Keynote: Prof Piu Chan)

Prediction And Management Of Parkinson’s Disease (Venue: JCA)

1030‐1100 Tea Break

1100‐1230 Focus Symposium I: Aging of Development and Intellectual Disabilities (Venue: ST111)

BRINGING PALLIATIVE CARE INTO GERIATRICS IN A CHINESE CULTURE SOCIETY ‐ AREAS SPECIFIC TO THE INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY

Speaker: Dr Benjamin Cheng

‘RIGHT TO LIVE OLD GRACEFULLY' ‐ A PARADIGM SHIFT IN THE PROVISION OF REHABILITATION SERVICE FOR PERSONS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES

Speaker: Ms Elaine Lam

MARRIAGE MATCHING VS. SOCIAL ACTION: STRATEGIES OF AGING PARENTS PLANNING FOR THE LONG TERM CARE FOR ADULT CHILDREN WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DEFICIENCY IN MACAU

Speaker: Dr Mark K.Y. Li

AGE‐RELATED CHANGES IN PHYSICAL AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN ADULTS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES

Speaker: Prof Marco Pang

Focus Symposium II: Falls and Fall Prevention, Osteoporosis (Venue: JCA)

THE BIOMECHANICS OF FALL – A SCIENTIFIC UPDATE

Speaker: Prof Keith Hill

ADVANCES IN MANAGING OLDER PEOPLE WITH FRAGILITY FRACTURE AND BONE HEALTH

Speaker: Dr Ian Chan

ELDERLY FALL PREVENTION PROGRAM IN PRIMARY HEALTH CARE SETTING – NEW TERRITORIES WEST CLUSTER

Speaker: Ms Cherine Ho

FALL PREVENTION IN RESIDENTIAL CARE HOME FOR SENIORS: A PERSON ENVIRONMENT CONGRUENCE APPROACH

Speaker: Mr Joe Sham

1230‐1430 Lunch Time

1230‐1430 Poster Presentation

1430‐1545 Scientific Session I:

Scientific Session Ia: Physical Health ‐ Free Paper Presentation (Venue: ST111)

DIFFERENCES OF FUNCTIONAL FITNESS BETWEEN OLDER ADULTS WITH AND WITHOUT RISK OF FALLS (A1056)

Zhao, Y.N. and Chung, P.K.

ELDERLY HEALTH STATUS IN A RURAL AREA OF THAILAND : PROBLEMS AND ITS RELATED FACTORS (A1111)

Hongthong, D., Somrongthong, R., Wongchalee, S. and Seangpraw, K.


FACTORS AFFECTING MORTALITY AND HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS AFTER HIP SURGERY AMONG ELDERLY PATIENTS IN HONG KONG – REVIEW OF A THREE‐YEAR FOLLOW‐UP (A1025)

Wang, Q.L.

FALLS PREVALENCE AMONG THE ELDERLY AND EXISTENCE, AVAILABILITY AND UTILIZATION OF FALLS PREVENTION PROGRAMS IN THE CITY OF MANILA (A1032)

Peralta, C., Escuadra, C.J., Cabotage, N.C., Cucio, T.M., Flores, B.M., Garcia, M.S., Sacdalan, M.R.E., Soluta, M. and Tonio, M.H.

PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES AMONG ELDERLY PEOPLE IN AYUTTHAYA PROVINCE (A1112)

Ethisan, P., Marphasook, P., Somrongthong, R. and Taneepanichskul, S.

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND HISTORY OF FALLS AMONG COMMUNITY‐DWELLING OLDER ADULTS IN MANILA: A MIXED PSYCHOMETRIC AND CORRELATIONAL STUDY (A1077)

Lipardo, D.S., Cañares, C.G., Enriquez, G.J., Lopez, E.J., Pagaduan, M., Santiago, S. and Tubig, M.

Scientific Session I b: Psychosocial and Community Care I ‐ Free Paper Presentation (Venue: TU101)

COMMUNITY ELDERLY MENTORSHIP PROJECT (A1030)

HUI, H.S.K.

COULD SENSORY CUEING HELP SUBACUTE STROKE SURVIVORS OVERCOMING LEARNED NON‐USE OF HEMIPLEGIC UPPER EXTREMITY AFTER DISCHARGE FROM HOSPITAL? A PRELIMINARY STUDY (A1043)

Wei, X.J. and Fong, N.K.K.

FACTOR RELATED SMOKING AND ALCOHOL CONSUMING AMONG AGING IN RURAL AREA: A STUDY IN KHON KEAN PROVINCE, THAILAND (A1105)

Yodmail, K., Somrongthong, R. and Peth‐Nui, T.

FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH HYDRATION STATUS IN ELDERLY PATIENTS (A1047)

Chan, H.Y.L., Lee, D.T.F., Cheng, A.Y.C. and Wong W.K.

MARRIAGE MATCHING VS. SOCIAL MOVEMENT: INITIATIVES OF AGING PARENTS PLANNING FOR THE LONG TERM CARE FOR OLDER ADULTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DEFICIENCY IN MACAU (A1027)

Li, M.K.Y.

PATIENT PARTICIPATION IN REHABILITATION CENTERS: WHAT OPPORTUNITIES DO OLDER PATIENTS HAVE TO PARTICIPATE IN DISCHARGE DISCUSSIONS? (A1010)

Schoeb, V., Keel, S. and Staffoni, L.

Scientific Session Ic: Chronic Diseases Management and Healthy Aging I ‐ Free Paper Presentation (Venue: JCA)

A NEW FUNCTIONAL APPROACH TO ASSESSING SITTING BALANCE CONTROL: RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY STUDY (A1074)

Lee, K. Y. T., Hui‐Chan, C.W.Y. and Tsang, W. W. N.

ARTERIAL COMPLIANCE IN PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC SPINAL CORD INJURY (A1102)

Chan, W.N., Xiao, J., Lam, Y.T., Fu, S.N. and Tsang, W.W.N.

ASSOCIATION BETWEEN ANKLE MUSCLE STRENGTH, JOINT PROPRIOCEPTION, DORSIFLEXION STIFFNESS AND THE


MOBILITY PERFORMANCE IN ELDERLY WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES (A1009)

Ng, K.W., Cheing, G.L.Y. and Lo S.K.

FALL PROOF PROJECT – A PRELIMINARY FALL PREVENTION EXERCISE PROGRAM FOR RESIDENTS WITH VISUALLY IMPAIRMENT (A1031)

Lam W.S.W. and Chiu T.S.A.

FOOT PLACEMENT AND ARM POSITION AFFECT THE FIVE TIMES SIT‐TO‐STAND TEST COMPLETION TIMES OF INDIVIDUALS WITH CHRONIC STROKE (E1011)

Kwong, P.W.H., Ng, S.S.M., Chung, R.C.K. and Ng, G.Y.F.

HEALTH‐RELATED FACTORS AFFECTING SURVIVAL: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF LONG‐TERM CARE RESIDENTS IN A NURSING HOME IN HONG KONG (A1070)

Lai, C.K.Y.


1615‐1730 Scientific Session II:

Scientific Session II a: Health Services: Implementation and Evaluation‐ Free Paper Presentation (Venue: ST111)

“VIRTUAL WARD” FROM VIRTUAL TO REALITY (E1022)

Chan, C.P.I., Ng, S.C.J., Chiu, P.C., Leung S.H., Lee, K.Y., Lam, P.T., Leung, M.F.E. and Chan, K.S.

AN EFFECTIVE OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY FALLS REDUCTION PROGRAM (OTFRP) FOR COMMUNITY DWELLING ELDERLY PRESENTING IN A&E DEPARTMENT TO PREVENT SUBSEQUENT FALL (A1034)

Tong, H.K., Chu, M.L.M., Wong, C.M., Fong, N.K.K., Lit, C.H.A., Rainer, T.H., Cheng, W.C.S., Au, L.Y.F., Fung, K.K.H., Chan, M.T.E., Wong, D. and Chan, C.M.B.

EFFECTIVENESS OF FALL CLINIC IN GERIATRIC DAY HOSPITAL FOR PREVENTION OF FALLS (A1046)

Cheng, J.N.

PILOT SERVICE REVIEW OF JOINT PHARMACY SERVICE ROUND IN MEDICAL EXTENDED CARE UNIT (A1052)

Mak, W.C., Cheng, P.P.P., Lau, N.Y. and Mo, K.K.L.

THE EFFECTS OF A TRANSITIONAL CARE MODEL ON HOSPTIAL READMISSION, MORTALITY AND HEALTH‐RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE OF OLDER PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC HEART FAILURE: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL (A1024)

Yu, D.S.F., Lee, D.T.F. and Choi, K.C.

THE OUTCOMES OF MULTIFACTORIAL FALL RISK ASSESSMENT & MULTIFACETED INTERVENTIONS TO OLDER PATIENTS IN ACUTE HOSPITAL (A1110)

Fung, O.K., Leung, M.F., Yim, T.K., Wong, E. and Poon, A.

Scientific Session II b: Chronic Diseases Management and Healthy Aging II ‐ Free Paper Presentation (Venue: JCA)

AN INTEGRATIVE REVIEW ON MANAGING FEEDING DIFFICULTIES AMONG OLDER ADULTS WITH DEMENTIA (A1107)

Wong, Y.Y. and Chan, H.Y.L.

DOES WEARING HIP PROTECTORS INCREASE AWARENESS OF FALLS AND LEAD TO DECREASED FALLS? (A1044)

Viriyawattanakul, M., Silsupadol, P., Yu, W.S. and Prasartwuth, O.


EVALUATION OF A PROTOCOL TO OPTIMIZE HEALTH CARE UTILIZATION AMONG COPD PATIENTS WITH HARRPE SCORE > 0.2 (A1029)

Lau, C.W.L., Tsang, C.Y.N., Ng, B.H.P., Chau, A.Y.C., Lui, N.T.C., Ngai, J.S.C., Chui, E.S.M., Woo, K.F., Chu, C.K., Lau, Y.Y., Cheng, W.Y., Mak, Y.F., Chan, L.T., Chan, B.K.S., Chuk, W.W.M., Yuen, M.S.M., Wan, S.P.C. and Tong, J.M.C.

MEDIUM FREQUENCY OF WHOLE‐BODY VIBRATION TRAINING IMPROVES MUSCLE PERFORMANCE IN PEOPLE WITH SARCOPENIA (A1026)

Wei, N., Pang, M.Y.C. , Ng, S.S.M., Lee, R.S.Y., Lau, M.C.K. and Ng, G.Y.F

NEW PARADIGMS IN STROKE REHABILITATION ‐ EMPOWERING PATIENTS AND CARERS BY MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM INTERVENTIONS CAN IMPROVE EFFICIENCY (A1103)

Lin, K.L.

STRUCTURAL VALIDITY OF THE CHINESE (CANTONESE) VERSION OF THE COMMUNITY INTEGRATION MEASURE(CIM): EVIDENCE FROM STROKE SURVIVORS IN HONG KONG (A1097)

Liu, T.W., Ng, S.S.M. and Ng, G.Y.F.

Workshop A

Hydrotherapy for Chronic Disease

(Venue: TU101)

Warburton, M.

Workshop B

Tai Chi Qigong For The Older Breast Cancer Survivors (Venue: GH206)

FONG, S.S.M., Luk, W. S. and Tsang, W.W.N.

1830‐2100 Conference Dinner (with advanced registration)

Colour Crystal Restaurant, 3/F, Harbour Crystal Centre, 100 Granville Road, Tsim Sha Tsui

Time 30 Nov 2014 (Sunday)

0815‐1645 Registration (Venue: Foyer, JCA – Jockey Club Auditorium)

0900‐1030 Scientific Session III:

Scientific Session III a: Complementary and Alternative Medicine in Aging ‐ Free Paper Presentation (Venue: TU101)

ARTERIAL COMPLIANCE AND MUSLCE STRENGTH IN OLDER TAI CHI PRACTITIONERS AND SEDENTARY ADULTS (A1093)

Lu, X., Hui‐Chan, C.W.Y. and Tsang, W.W.N.

EFFECT OF ACUPUNCTURE ON HAEMORRHAGIC STROKE PATIENTS: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL (E1016)

Chan, C.W., Wong, G.K.C., Poon, W.S., Sun, D.T.F., Lai, C.W.K., Ip, K.W.M. and Chan, S.S.H.

FFECT OF AN EIGHT‐SECTION BROCADES (ESB) QIGONG EXERCISE PROGRAM ON THE PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTH OF FRAIL OLDER ADULTS: A PILOT STUDY (A1089)

Heung, R.S.M., Wong, A.S.W. and Tse, M.M.Y.

EFFECTS OF VING TSUN CHINESE MARTIAL ART TRAINING ON MUSCULOSKELETAL STRENGTH, JOINT MOBILITY, BALANCE PERFORMANCE AND CONFIDENCE IN THE COMMUNITY‐DWELLING OLDER ADULTS: A PILOT STUDY (A1002)

Lip, R.W.T., Ng, S.S.M., Liu, K.P.Y., Guo X. and Fong, S.S.M.


PRACTICING SITTING TAI CHI IMPROVES BALANCE CONTROL AND EYE‐HAND COORDINATION IN THE ELDERLY: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL (A1073)

Lee, K. Y. T., Hui‐Chan, C.W.Y. and Tsang, W. W. N.

TAI CHI PRACTITIONERS HAVE BETTER POSTURAL CONTROL AND COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE IN SINGLE AND DUAL POSTURAL‐ COGNITIVE TASK PARADIGMS (E1009)

Lu, X., Hui‐Chan, C.W.Y. and Tsang, W.W.N.

Scientific Session III b: Student Sharing Session (Venue: ST111)

Focus Symposium III: Dementia

(Venue: JCA)

WHAT DRUG TREATMENTS WORK FOR PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA

Speaker: Prof Leon Flicker

BEHAVIOURAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS: AN IMPORTANT THERAPEUTIC TARGET

Speaker: Dr Chan Wai‐chi

AN OVERVIEW FOR THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS OF RISK FACTORS FOR DEVELOPING DEMENTIA

Speaker: Dr Raymond Chang

COGNITIVE REHABILITATION FOR OLDER ADULTS WITH EARLY DEMENTIA AND MCI

Speaker: Dr Grace Lee

Focus Symposium IV: Aging and Technological Advances(Venue: TU201)

USE OF TECHNOLOGY IN THE CARE OF OLDER PEOPLE WITH COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT

Speaker: Prof Timothy Kwok

CONCEPTUALIZATION, DEVELOPMENT AND CONTRIBUTIONS OF eLIP: A TECHNOLOGICAL AND EDUCATIONAL INITIATIVE TO ENHANCING DISCHARGE PLANNING FOR OLDER PEOPLE

Speaker: Dr Lisa Low

CONTEMPORARY GERIATRIC REHABILITATION WITH TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES

Speaker: Ms Helen Luk

GERONTECHNOLOGY: A KEY TO SUCCESSFUL AGEING

Speaker: Dr Eric Tam


1100‐1130 Plenary Lecture III (Keynote: Prof Leon Flicker)What Predicts Healthy Ageing? (Venue: JCA)

1130‐1245 Scientific Session IV :

Scientific Session IV a: Cognitive Rehabilitation ‐ Free Paper Presentation (Venue: ST111)

ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY WITH COGNITIVE FUNCTION, BEHAVIORAL SYMPTOMS, AND CAREGIVER'S BURDEN IN CHINESE DEMENTIA PATIENTS (A1091)

Xiao, J., Ha, J. and Chu, L.W.

COGNITIVE PROFILE OF PEOPLE WITH SUBACUTE STROKE (A1106)

Chan, K. C.

PRACTICE AND OUTCOMES OF A HEALTH AND COGNITIVE ASSESSMENT SERVICE IN A TERTIARY EDUCATION INSTITUTE IN HONG KONG (A1069)

Lai, C.K.Y. and Kwong, E.W.Y.

CAMBRIDGE PROSPECTIVE MEMORY TEST (HONG KONG CHINESE VERSION) FOR PEOPLE WITH STROKE (E1028)

Man, D.W.K.1, Chan, M.K.L.2 and Yip, C.C.K.1

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF TABLET GAMES FOR IMPROVING COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS AND EYE‐HAND COORDINATION AMONG FRAIL ELDERLY WITH COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTS (E1003)

Tung, K.K., Leung, Y.C., Chan, M.K., Yiu, L.S. and Cheng, Y.W.

THE EFFECTS OF A COGNITIVE INTERVENTION PROGRAMME WITH MUSIC THERAPY ELEMENTS (CIPMT) FOR PEOPLE WITH MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT: A PILOT STUDY (E1001)


Yuen, K.W.K., Siu, I.W.H., Ng, R.W.M., Ko, M.H. and Wong, A.

Scientific Session IV b: Psychosocial and Community Care II ‐ Free Paper Presentation (Venue: TU201)

A TRIAL PROGRAM OF MODIFIED GARMENT FOR BED‐BOUNDED RESIDENT WITH FLEXOR CONTRACTURE AT NURSING HOME (A1061)

Chan, L.L. and Chang, K.W.R.

AN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST’S HOME VISIT REDUCES FALLS FOR SIX MONTHS IN COMMUNITY‐DWELLING EDLERLY RECRUITED IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT (A1033)

Tong, H.K., Chu, M.L.M., Wong, C.M., Fong, N.K.K., Lit, C.H.A., Rainer, T.H., Cheng, W.C.S., Au, L.Y.F., Fung, K.K.H., Chan, M.T.E., Wong, D. and Chan, C.M.B.

FUNCTIONAL REACH TEST AND TIMED UP AND GO TEST SCORES OF COMMUNITY‐DWELLING OLDER ADULTS IN MANILA WITH OR WITHOUT HISTORY OF FALLS (A1076)

Lipardo, D.S., Aguilar, M.L., Arches, M.K., Artillero, L., Lee, S., Sarmiento, J., Uykhilam, K.B. and Vergara J.A.

RISK FACTORS FOR RECURRENT FALLS IN COMMUNITY‐DWELLING OLDER ADULTS: A PROSPECTIVE MULTI‐CENTER STUDY (A1038)

Chan, C.M.B., Au, L.Y.F., Chu, M.L.M., Tong, H.K., Rainer, T.H., Cheng, W.C.S., Lit, C.H.A., Fong, N.K.K.

VIRTUAL REALITY IS EFFECTIVE IN REDUCING FALL RISK AND INCIDENCE AMONG FRAIL OLDER ADULTS WITH A HISTORY OF FALLS (E1019)

Tsang, W.W.N., Fong, S.S.M. , Tung, K.K., and Fu, S.N.

Round Table Discussion: Population Policy and Healthy Aging (Venue: JCA)

1245‐1415 Lunch Time / Campus Tour

1245‐1445 Poster Presentation

1445‐1515 Plenary Lecture IV (Keynote: Prof Lindy Clemson)

Implementing Falls Prevention Evidence Using Quality Processes (Venue: JCA)


1545‐1700 Scientific Session V:

Scientific Session V a: Translational Cognitive Interventions and MCI ‐ Free Paper Presentation (Venue: JCA)

A MULTIFACTORIAL OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY PROGRAM FOR OUTPATIENTS WITH MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND EARLY DEMENTIA (A1001)

Leung, L.F.T., Cheung, H.Y.A., Lee, T.M.A. and Au, L.Y.F.

AGE EFFECT AND INFLUENCE OF MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT ON WORKING MEMORY PROCESSES: AN EVENT‐RELATED POTENTIAL (ERP) STUDY (E1004)

Tan, D.G.H., Ting, K.H., Tsang, E.W. and Chan, C.C.H.

AGING EFFECT ON EGOCENTRIC AND ALLOCENTRIC FRAMES OF REFERENCE IN VISUAL ATTENTION: AN EVENT‐RELATED POTENTIAL (ERP) STUDY (A1023)

Au, K.M. B., Tsang, E., Ting, K.H. and Chan, C.C.H.

ENHANCING COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS OF INDIVIDUALS WITH MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTS (MCI) USING CHINESE CALLIGRAPHY WRITING – A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON BEHAVIORAL RESULTS (A1039)

Chan, C.C.H., Chan, S.C.C., Fong, N.K.K. and Pang, M.Y.C.


ENHANCING EFFECT OF CHINESE CALLIGRAPHY HANDWRITING ON WORKING MEMORY OF INDIVIDUALS WITH MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT: AN ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDY (A1058)

Chan, S.C., Chan, C.H., Fong, K.N. and Pang, M.Y.

RISK OF FALL IN ADULTS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY RESIDED IN RESIDENTIAL SETTINGS IN HONG KONG (E1021)

Chan, Y.F.F. and Fong, N.K.K.

Scientific Session V b: Chronic Diseases Management and Healthy Aging III ‐ Free Paper Presentation (Venue: ST111)

A PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY ON FEEDING TUBE INSERTION IN LONG TERM CARE RESIDENTS (A1117)

Lam, K., Leung, M.F. and Wong, S.M.

ACCESSIBILITY TO HEALTH CARE AND SOCIAL WELFAIR SUPPORTS AMONG ELDERLY IN A RURAL AREA OF THAILAND (A1113)

Wongchaiya, P., Hongthong, D., Somrongthong, R. and Wongchalee, S.

EXPLORING NURSING ASSISTANTS??ROLES IN THE PROCESS OF PAIN MANAGEMENT FOR COGNITIVELY IMPAIRED NURSING HOME RESIDENTS: A QUALITATIVE STUDY (A1019)

Liu, Y.W.J.

ORIENTING ATTENTION FOR PAIN ATTENUATION AMONG PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN: A PILOT STUDY (E1015)

Peng, J.X., Chan, S.C.C. and Chan, C.C.H.

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ESTABLISHMENT OF PRISM ADAPTATION AND ITS AFTER EFFECT (A1071)

Ota, H. and Ishiai, S.

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN UPPER‐EXTREMITY‐SPECIFIC DISABILITY AND PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS – DISABILITY OF THE ARM, SHOULDER AND HAND (DASH) AND KINESIOPHOBIA‐ (A1054)

Chikenji, T., Ishikawa, R., Morimoto, T., Shirato, R., Kato, M., Watanabe, Y. and Ota, H.

Workshop C

Pain Management For Older Persons Living In Nursing Homes

(Venue: TU101)

Tse, M.M.Y. and Tang, S.K.

Workshop D

Comprehensive Driving Rehabilitation Strategy For Older Adults With Physical And Cognitive Impairments (Venue: TU103)

Jung, B. K., Park, M.O. and Kwak, H.S.

1700‐1730 Closing Ceremony (Venue: JCA)

Time 1 Dec 2014 (Monday)

0900‐1200/1230

Post‐Conference Short Course IV & VI

Venue: ST522/3 (Short Course IV), GH206 (Short Course VI)

1400‐1700 Post‐Conference Short Course V Venue: ST522/3


Focus Symposium I: Aging of Development and Intellectual Disabilities ‘Right to Live Old Gracefully' - A Paradigm Shift in the Provision of Rehabilitation Service for Persons with Intellectual

Disabilities Ms Elaine Lam, Officer in charge of Rehabilitation Service of Caritas, member of HK council of Social service on rehabilitation, Hong Kong

Age-Related Changes in Physical and Cognitive Function in Adults with Intellectual Disabilities Prof. Marco Pang, Professor of Department of Rehabilitation Sciences, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong

Marriage Matching vs. Social Action: strategies of aging parents planning for the long term care for adult children with developmental deficiency in Macau Dr. Mark K.Y. Li, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong

Bringing Palliative Care into Geriatrics in a Chinese Culture Society - Areas specific to the Intellectual Disability Dr. Benjamin Cheng, Grantham Hospital, Hong Kong

Focus Symposium II: Falls and Fall Prevention, Osteoporosis The biomechanics of fall – a scientific update

Professor Keith Hill, Head of the School of Physiotherapy and Exercise Science, Faculty of Health Sciences, Curtin University, Australia

Advances in Managing older people with Fragility Fracture and Bone Health Dr. Ian Chan, Associate Consultant, Department of Medicine and Geriatrics, United Christian Hospital, Hong Kong

Elderly Fall Prevention Program in Primary Health Care Setting – New Territories West Cluster Ms Cherine Ho, Physiotherapist, Tuen Mun Hospital, Hong Kong

Fall Prevention in Residential Care Home for Seniors: A Person Environment Congruence Approach Mr Joe SHAM, Assistant Director, Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council, Hong Kong

Focus Symposium III: Dementia What drug treatments work for people with dementia

Prof. Leon Flicker, Professor of Geriatric Medicine, Director, Western Australian Centre for Health & Ageing Centre for Medical Research, University of Western Australia, Australia

Behavioural and psychological symptoms: an important therapeutic target Dr. Chan Wai-chi, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Cognitive Rehabilitation for Older Adults with Early Dementia and MCI Dr. Grace Lee, Hospital Authority, Hong Kong

An overview for the pathophysiological mechanisms of risk factors for developing dementia Dr. Raymond Chang, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Focus Symposium IV: Aging and Technological Advances Use of technology in the care of older people with cognitive impairment

Professor Timothy Kwok, Professor, Department of Medicine & Therapeutics, Faculty of Medicine, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Conceptualization, development and contributions of eLIP: A technological and educational initiative to enhancing discharge planning for older people. Dr. Lisa Low, Associate Professor, Caritas Institute of Higher Education, Hong Kong

Gerontechnology: A Key to successful ageing Dr. Eric TAM, Assistant Professor, Interdisciplinary Division of Biomedical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering and Director, Jockey Club Rehabilitation Engineering Centre, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong

Contemporary Geriatric Rehabilitation with Technological Advances Ms. Helen LUK, Senior Physiotherapist, Physiotherapy Department, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Hong Kong


Conference Location Jockey Club Auditorium, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, http://www.polyu.edu.hk/cpeo/jca/index.php Conference Registration Please complete the registration either 1) online at: http://www.rs.polyu.edu.hk/ppcr/2014/ or 2) fees should be paid by cheque or bank draft in Hong Kong dollars, made payable to: The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Please post this form and the cheque or bank draft to:

Conference Secretariat (9thPPCR cum 21stACG) Department of Rehabilitation Sciences The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Hung Hom, Kowloon, Hong Kong SAR Tel : (852) 2766 4394 / 3400 3956 Fax : (852) 2330 8656 E-mail : [email protected] Participant Information

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Two‐Day Conference HK$1,300/US$170 HK$1,700/US$220

Student Rate for Two‐Day Conference# HK$300/US$40 HK$500/US$65

Conference Dinner (29 November 2014) HK$350/US$50 per

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Short Course Fee (On a first-come first-served basis; Quota: 50 participants per course)

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Working on People with Dementia and Application of Montessori Methods for Dementia TM Dr. Grace Lee, Senior Occupational Therapist (Advanced Practitioner in Psychogeriatrics), Kwai Chung Hospital, Hong Kong; Trainer of Montessori Methods for Dementia TM, Hong Kong Occupational Therapy Association Ms. Doreen Ho, Occupational Therapist, Ching Chung Care and Attention Home; Trainer of Montessori Methods for Dementia TM, Hong Kong Occupational Therapy Association

9 am – 12 noon 28 Nov 2014

HK$500/

US$65

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An introduction to LiFE: the Lifestyle‐integrated Functional Exercise program to reduce falls in older people Prof. Lindy Clemson Professor in Ageing and Occupational Therapy The University of Sydney, Australia

2 pm – 5 pm 28 Nov2014

HK$500/

US$65

3 Cancelled

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Multidisciplinary falls clinics ‐ research and practice recommendations to optimise outcomes Prof. Keith Hill Head of the School of Physiotherapy & Exercise Science Curtin University, Australia

9 am – 12:30 pm 1 Dec2014

HK$500/

US$65

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Falls prevention and environmental adaptation, a framework for practice Prof. Lindy Clemson Professor in Ageing and Occupational Therapy The University of Sydney, Australia

2 pm – 5 pm 1 Dec 2014

HK$500/

US$65

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Assessment and management of Parkinson’s disease ‐ deep brain stimulation Prof. Piu Chan Professor & Director of the Beijing Institute of Geriatrics Department of Neurobiology, Neurology & Geriatrics Xuanwu Hospital of Capital Medical University, Beijing, China

9 am – 12 noon 1 Dec 2014

HK$500/

US$65

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2. The full conference registration fee includes free entry to welcome reception, tea/coffee breaks and lunch; one copy of the final program and abstract book, and unlimited access to all lecture sessions, workshops and on‐site exhibition.

3. The conference programme is subject to change without prior notice. In the unlikely event of cancellation of the conference, the only liability of the Organizing Committee is to refund all the fees paid.

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