Foredrags- og innleggsholdere THENAPA II-konferanse
Keynote speakers:
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Dr. Mathieu de Greef Department of Human Movement Sciences, University of Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands:
Report from the Groningen Project "GALM" (Groningen Active Living Model)
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Prof. Dr.Herman Van Coppenolle, Co-ordinator European Thematic, Network Ageing and Disability, Belgium:
A Thematic Network common research project: Educating caregivers in APA for elderly persons: a structural approach for increasing physical activity
- Professor Lis Puggard, Institute of Sports Science and Clinical Biomechanics, Odense University, Denmark: Functional decline - a consequence of age? Exercise, prevention and rehabilitation.
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Dr. Marijke Hopman-Rock, Head of the Department Physical Activity and Health in the university of Leiden in The Netherlands:
An integrated approach to health promotion through adapted physical activity in the aged population
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RPT, phD student Erik Rosendahl, Umeå University, Sweden:
Evaluation of a high-intensity functional weight-bearing exercise program for older persons dependent in ADL
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Can Scient Maddan Yran, Friskis & Svettis, Norway:
Adapted Physical activity - a good way to improve the quality of life.
Free papers:
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Senior assistant Professor Antoaneta Dimitrova, Daniela Lubenova, Bulgaria:
Physical Therapy in patients with Parkinson’s disease – Assessment of activities of daily living and motor disability
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Assistant Professor Stefka Djobova, Iana Dobreva, Leuven University, Belgium:
Education programmes in ageing, disability and physical activity – examples of good practice
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Can Scient Eva Lill Kamhaug, Oslo, Norway:
Adapted physical activity for the elderly and water exercises
- Psychologist and specialist in clinical geropsychology Mirka Kraus, Dep of Geriatric Psychiatric, Akerhus University Hospital, Norway: Physical activities and geropsychiatric diseases.
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Phd student Anne M. Lannem The Norwegian School of Sport Sciences, Oslo and Sunnaas Rehabilitation Hospital, Nesodden, Norway:
Ageing with a Spinal Cord Injury (SCI); The Role of Physical Activity, self Perceptions and loneliness for the Life Satisfaction in Persons with Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury (SCI)
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Physiotherapist Mette Lein and Head of Research and Development Inge Morisbak, Beitostølen, Norway:
ADAPTED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY(APA) Some experiences from Beitostølen Healthsports Center(BHC), and inferences to the field of Aging and Disability
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Can scient Frøydis Lislevatn, Frisklivssentralen Modum, Norway:
The “green prescription” – model in Modum municipality by “Frisklivssentralen”
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Research physiotherapists Jette Schack and Elisabeth Bø, Aker University Hospital, Oslo, Norway:
Walking school for people with low limb amputation
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MD Prof. associate PhD Federico Schena, Facoltà di Scienze Cognitive - Univ. di Trento, Italy:
Adapted resistance training to improve muscle power and motor performance in frail elderly
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Senior Assistant Professor D. Lubenova and Senior Assistant Professor A. Dimitrova National Sports Academy “V. Levski”, Department of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation, Bulgaria:
The Metabolic Dysfunction in Adults with Diabetic Polyneuropathy – Evaluation of the Effect of Specialised Physical Therapy Programme
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Junior Departmental Researcher Minna Rasinaho, University of Jyvaskyla Finland:
Physical Activity for Older People in Finland.
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Physiotherapist, PhD-student Elisabeth Rydwik, Karolinska Institutet, Sweden:
Reliability of 1 RM in the upper extremity for older people – test- retest
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Phd Student Maria Sandhaug, Faculty of Health and Sport, Agder University College Norway:
Self-reported effects of adapted physical activity in relation to ADL function among a group of elderly individuals.
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Professor Boro Strumbelj, Dr Jakob Bednarik, Dr Dorica Sajber, University of Ljublana, Slovenia:
AQUATIC EXERCISE FOR OLDER ADULTS
