ABI2024: North American Brain Injury Society’s 17th Annual Conference on Brain Injury

ABI2024: North American Brain Injury Society’s 17th Annual Conference on Brain Injury is organized by North American Brain Injury Society (NABIS) and will be held from Mar 27 - 30, 2024 at The Mirage, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America.

Pre-Conference: Wednesday, March 27, 2024

Conference Overview:
The North American Brain Injury Society’s 17th Annual Conference on Brain Injury — also known as ABI2024 — will be held March 27-30, 2024, in Las Vegas, Nevada. With the theme Evidence Informed Best Practices & Guidelines in Brain Injury Medicine and Neurorehabilitation: Achieving Optimal Outcomes Through Interdisciplinary Collaboration, this conference will be the premier educational event for multidisciplinary medical professionals involved in brain injury care and rehabilitation in North America in 2024.  Join the nation’s top physicians, case managers, healthcare providers, attorneys, advocates, and interdisciplinary allied health care professionals at this unique event in Las Vegas.

An internationally recognized faculty will present on a broad range of brain injury topics relating to the development of effective treatment interventions and restoring persons with brain injury to optimal levels of functioning. In addition to the myriad of invited talks from luminaries in the field, participants will have opportunity to present their work through the “Call for Abstracts” process. Accepted abstracts will be published in the Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation and presented as oral sessions, panels, and scientific posters.

This interdisciplinary conference is an intensive, three-day event with more speakers, more sessions and more networking opportunities than any conference of its kind!

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn and engage with your multidisciplinary brain injury colleagues!

Educational Focus:
ABI2024 will focus on the latest scientific and clinical advances in the field of brain injury acute care, rehabilitation, community integration and lifelong living.  Emphasis will be placed on a multidisciplinary approach in the systematized management of patients with brain injury from acute care through community reintegration and beyond. 

Educational topics will include:

• TBI acute management and neurocritical care
• TBI translational basic science including cellular and imaging biomarkers.
• Pathobiology, plasticity, and opportunistic therapeutics
• MTBI in civilians, military, and sports
• Severe TBI and management guidelines for disorders of consciousness
• Pediatric acquired brain injury
• Care for both adult and pediatric brain injury across the lifespan
• Neurorehabilitation current best practices of cognitive, visual, vestibular, and motor-sensory impairments
• Novel evidence informed neurorehabilitation therapeutics
• Aging issues and managing brain injury as a chronic health condition
• Neuromodulation and applied functional technology.
• Neuroethical issues in clinical practice
• Complimentary and integrative best practices
• Community integration and resource facilitation

Additional details will be posted as soon as information is available.