Videos
Getting involved with the AusACPDM: Conference scholarships, mentoring and membership
October 25th 2023
The AusACPDM was fortunate to be permitted to record a number of keynote and plenary sessions at the 2020 Visionaries AusACPDM Conference, held in Perth 2020. More presentations are available for members on the Member Education page.
Consumers and other “C” Words in consumer involvement in Cerebral Palsy research
Dr Margaret Wallen PhD MA BAppSc (OT) is an occupational therapist with a long-standing interest in paediatric research, outcome measurement and evidence-based practice. She is passionate about consumer engagement in research and was honoured with a Churchill Fellowship which enabled her to harness the knowledge and expertise of eminent international research centres respected for their partnership with consumers, and applies the learnings to cerebral palsy research locally.
Content developed: March 2020 for the AusACPDM “2020 Visionaries” Conference in Perth
Changemakers: Visionary Leadership in Disability
Graeme Innes AM is a lawyer, author, and company director. Dr Innes was a Commissioner at the Australian Human Rights Commission for almost nine years, and currently chairs the Attitude Foundation, a start-up using media to change attitudes towards Australians with disabilities. In this keynote lecture, Mr Innes invites us to have a conversation about leadership in disability, how disabled people are portrayed in the media, and what still needs to be done to advance the rights of disabled people in Australia and around the world.
Content developed: March 2020 for the AusACPDM “2020 Visionaries” Conference in Perth
The AusACPDM is pleased to have recorded a number of sessions in partnership with the Centre of Research Excellence in Cerebral Palsy (CRE-CP) at the Cerebral Palsy Education Week in Melbourne, 2016.
Videos of select presentations from P3M: Participation Motives, Measures and Methods, the Dyskinesia Research Symposium and the CRE-CP Symposium: the early cerebral palsy journey are also available for free viewing.
- Dystonia: A moving target for the orthopaedic surgeon | Professor Kerr Graham, Royal Children’s Hospital
- Objective measurement of dystonia using motion capture | Dr Morgan Sangeux, Royal Children’s Hospital
- Genetics of cerebral palsy | Professor David Amor, Murdoch Children’s Research Institute
- Promoting participation through family engagement | Professor Peter Rosenbaum, CanChild & Ms Vicki Cavalieros, Cerebral Palsy Support Network
- The mimics of cerebral palsy | Dr Russell Dale, Children’s Hospital at Westmead
- The neurology of dyskinesia | Dr Shekeeb Mohammad, Children’s Hospital at Westmead
- Participation interventions | Professor Jenny Ziviani, Children’s Health Queensland Hospital and Health Service
Professor Kerr Graham
Royal Children’s Hospital
Dr Morgan Sangeux
Royal Children’s Hospital
Professor David Amor
Murdoch Children’s Research Institute
Professor Peter Rosenbaum, Canchild
Ms Vicki Cavalieros, Cerebral Palsy Support Network
Professor Russell Dale
Children’s Hospital at Westmead
Dr Shekeeb Mohammad
Children’s Hospital at Westmead
Professor Jenny Ziviani
Professor Children’s Allied Health Research
Children’s Health Queensland Hospital and Health Service