Dear Colleagues

It is a privilege to connect with so many of you from diverse corners of the world, all dedicated to advancing rehabilitation policy and services for individuals of all ages and backgrounds with disabilities and chronic health conditions. We are living in a time of extraordinary technological growth and capability, offering remarkable opportunities to enhance our service delivery and enrich lives. My keynote will delve into precisely how we can harness these advancements to make a tangible, positive difference. I look forward to sharing these insights with you.

Conference Attendees

It is my pleasure to welcome you to my session entitled “Technological Advances in Rehabilitation.” During this session, we will explore an efficient system of vetting the ever-expanding world of technology, and how we can better select and use technology to improve patient outcomes in rehabilitation. Patients admitted to inpatient rehabilitation hospitals frequently present with significant functional deficits that impair their ability to care for themselves and re-integrate into society. We will show examples of patients with various medical diagnoses and how technology can be used to facilitate neural recovery after a significant medical event, such as a stroke. In addition, we will discuss the International Classification of Function and the importance of sustainability in the healthcare setting.

Dear Participants of the, Global Conference on Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

I am honoured to be speaking at the 3rd Edition of Global Conference on Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Experts from across the globe share knowledge on anatomical topics to help each other improve patient recovery and return to exercise or sport. My background is in Sports Medicine Podiatry. Believe it or not, I chose my profession after having trained Standardbred race horses growing up and knew that I could help people with their gait issues. I am a 37 time marathoner and have experienced injuries and can relate to my athletes. I look forward to hearing from the distinguished faculty that will be presenting the next few days. No matter how long or short you may be in your practice, the learning never stops and this is an opportunity to learn from the best!

Dear Conference Attendees

It is my great pleasure to welcome you to attend the session entitled “Chronic Traumatic Brain Injury: Changes, Challenges, and Solutions”. People with traumatic brain injury (TBI) may have chronic cognitive, behavioral, emotional, social, vocational, physical, and medical challenges. Although some will improve over time, others may decline. However cognitive, physical, functional, and medical problems can be addressed through medical, rehabilitation, and lifestyle interventions. Diet, exercise, socialization, and challenging mental activity can have a positive effect on cognitive status. Cognitive deficits, behavioral challenges, and functional limitations can be addressed with rehabilitation programs, even years after injury, though lengthy treatment programs may be needed. Residential rehabilitation programs often result in improvement. This session will provide an opportunity for participants to gain knowledge of the challenges and potential solutions to problems that can arise with chronic TBI.

Dear Attendees

Dear Conference Attendees, I am excited to present a session that delves into the fundamental concepts of DEI, underpinning the development of culturally competent leadership within our healthcare systems. This presentation will explore pivotal issues such as systemic racism, unconscious bias, and their impacts on healthcare delivery. This presentation will provide evidence-based insights and introduce tools for self-evaluation and organizational transformation, essential for bridging the DEI gap, incorporating actionable strategies for implementing and sustaining cultural humility across various professional layers.

Welcome esteemed participants

Dr. GEORGIOS K. MATIS, COLOGNE, GERMANY Welcome esteemed participants to the 2nd Edition of Gobal Conference on Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PMR)! Having reached the 2-year milestone, we are thrilled to host a gathering that delves into ground breaking advancements in healthcare. One of the many topics is the transformative role of intrathecal therapy in enhancing patients' quality of life. Prepare to engage with leading experts, researchers, and practitioners who are at the forefront of innovations in PMR and neuromodulation. The comprehensive program includes insightful sessions, providing a platform to explore the latest developments in PMR intrathecal therapy. Together, we will navigate the intricate landscape of rehabilitation, sharing knowledge, experiences, and best practices. Let this conference be a catalyst for collaboration and inspiration, as we collectively work towards optimizing patient care and fostering a healthier future. Thank you for being an integral part of this journey, and here's to another year of ground breaking discoveries and advancements in PMR and neuromodulation. Welcome to an enriching experience!

Dear Congress Delegates and Visitors

It is with great privilege and pleasure to write a welcome message to you all. Physical medicine and rehabilitation medicine has gone through a significant advancement in assessment methodology, evidence-based treatments and embracing newer technologies across the globe with newer evolving models of care over the last two decades. We are excited to embrace and share scientific information, knowledge, and advancement in the care of Rehabilitation medicine. Global conference on Physical medicine and Rehabilitation 2024 is hosted in Madrid Spain, organized, and coordinated by Magnus group is unique in that it offers a great opportunities and bespoke novel model in conference organization and delivery. Madrid being a unique southern European hub of the world to host, meet, and greet our global scientific community. GCPR 2024 is a global summit to integrate physicians, allied health clinicians, researchers, health technologist, care givers and above all our communities. The topics reflects a diversified representation including updated physiatry interventions for neurological and musculoskeletal disorders, psychiatry rehabilitation, promotion of health, sports medicine, interventional physiatry, pain management and novel technological methodologies. We as global scientific community rely upon evidence-based approach in clinical care and always look forward to self-improving and learn and GCPR 2024 is one such opportunity. I wish the congress every success for this meeting and hope for more meetings to come. See you all at GCPR Madrid in Spain 2024.

Dear Conference Attendees of the 2nd Global Conference on Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Dear Conference Attendees, 

It is an honour and great pleasure to write a few welcome notes for the session entitled “Lifestyle approaches to prevent and manage disabilities”.

Over the last few decades, there has been an explosion in chronic lifestyle related diseases with a proportional increase in disability. It is not commonly appreciated and taught that many of these conditions are curable by making healthy lifestyle changes. There are many aspects of lifestyle such as diet, exercise, sleep hygiene and screen time over which an individual a lot of control. Good news is that it is never too late - many chronic disabling conditions are not just preventable, but also treatable, with cure or significant reversal / remission achieved through lifestyle changes.

After considering general principles of lifestyle medicine, the author will consider the available evidence for lifestyle management in a few common disabling conditions including osteoarthritis, dementia, degenerative brain diseases, neuropathies, cancer, metabolic diseases, etc.

I hope that you would benefit in many ways from this keynote lecture, including:

• Improving your own health by adopting the right lifestyle!
• Your patients would have already done some research in this area! You can counsel them better than Dr Google!
• You can utilise these interventions along with other conventional approaches. For instance:
• Weight loss before joint replacement to minimize the morbidity and improve the life of the prosthesis
• Good lifestyle to improve the quality of life following coronary interventions
• Lifestyle modifications before and after cancer treatments to improve QoL, reduce stress & depression.

Dear colleagues, congress visitors

Dear colleagues, congress visitors, from all over the world, I wish you all, on behalf of the Conference Organizer, a successful 2024 conference in Madrid. As we look forward to an amazing conference ahead of us, I invite you to participate and contribute with your participation, no matter where you are or what you do in the rehabilitation process. The world needs us, especially in times of climate change and military actions that have taken place. In times of economic crisis and energy deficit, many of us do not even have basic conditions for health care, let alone rehabilitation. But we will continue to strengthen the role of rehabilitation in health systems as an economically viable activity. All nations are united in the intention to build a commitment to rehabilitation services through integration into national health plans and policies, and cross-sectoral work, with meaningful participation of rehabilitation users. We have an important task ahead of us and that is to promote and share our experiences.