8am
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Rett Syndrome 101 - Alan Percy, MD, Director UAB Rett Center at the University of Alabama Birmingham Civitan International Research Center
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8:30am
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Genetics 101 - Steve Skinner, MD, Director Clinical Genetics Services, Greenwood Genetic Center
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9am
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Keynote: The Power of the Powerless - Susan Zimmermann, author Keeping Katherine |
(9:30am - BREAK)
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9:45am
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What’s Going Right in the Brain - Aleksandra Djukic, MD, PhD, Director, Rett Syndrome Center, Albert Einstein College of Medicine at Montefiore
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10:10am
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Apraxia and Communication - Linda Burkhart, Simplified Technology
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10:55am
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Enhancing Communication: Regulating Sensory Input and Supporting Ease of Access - Judy Lariviere, M.Ed., OTR/L, Communication Specialist, Rett Clinic, Oakland Children’s Hospital |
11:40am
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An Integrated Model of Communication and Literacy Instruction for Students with Rett Syndrome - Pati King-deBaun, MS CCC-SLP, Creative Communicating
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(12:15pm - LUNCH BREAK)
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1:15pm
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Well Child and Adult Care Overview - Jane Lane, RN, University of Alabama Birmingham Rett Center and IRSF
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1:40pm
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Neurology for Rett Syndrome - Daniel G. Glaze, MD, Baylor College of Medicine; Medical Director, The Blue Bird Circle Rett Center, Texas Children's Hospital; Chief, Texas Children's Hospital Sleep Clinic
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2:15pm
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Gastroenterology for Rett Syndrome - Kathleen Motil, MD, PhD Pediatrician and Gastroenterologist, Blue Bird Rett Center BCM, TCH
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2:45pm
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Orthopedics and Scoliosis - John Killian, MD, Orthopedics for Kids
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3:15pm
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Rehabilitation Therapeutic Interventions in Rett Syndrome - Aloysia Schwabe, MD, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Blue Bird Rett Center, BCM, TCH
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(3:45pm - BREAK)
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4pm
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Research and Clinical Trials - Tony Horton, PhD, IRSF CSO and Jeffrey Neul, MD, PhD, Baylor College of Medicine
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5pm
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Direction of IRSF: Supporting Families, Raising Awareness and the Research to Reality Campaign - Kathryn Kissam, Chairman, IRSF Board of Directors and Steve Bajardi, Executive Director, IRSF |
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