The Brain Care Centre Cordially Invites You To The 2012 BCC Breakfast

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Please Join Us For The 1st Annual BIAC Brain Injury Awareness Golf Tournament

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Thursday, August 30, 2012 – Copper Creek Golf Club
Organized By Aim 2 Walk Rehabilitation Centre

The 1st Annual BIAC Brain Injury Awareness Golf Tournament Brochure and Registration Form

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Long Boarders riding across Canada in support of the Brain Injury Association of Canada

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Why walk, when you can Shred!

Mission
To spread awareness and help gain support to a selected charity using original fundraising opportunities and “out of the box” educational concepts.

Overview
“Shred 4 A Cause” is a Non-Profit Organization dedicated to spreading awareness, and raising funds to help support the Brain Injury Association of Canada. Using radical fundraising techniques, interactive educational events and extreme social media focus “Shred 4 A Cause” will spread the word and gain support for the charity the Brain Injury Association of Canada.

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Fourth Annual Ottawa And Eastern Ontario Brain Injury Awareness Day

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Fourth Annual Ottawa And Eastern Ontario Brain Injury Awareness Day (pdf)
Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Webinar: Working with the Ontario Automotive Insurance Changes

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Webinar: Working with the Ontario Automotive Insurance Changes

Help Me Help You, Effective Communications with Insurers and Lawyers

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This exciting half day workshop will provide attendees with information on how to facilitate effective communication between insurance providers, services providers and lawyers.

Topics to be discussed:
General Communication Issues with lawyer, insurance companies, and rehabilitation professionals. We will explore concerns surrounding draft reports, emails, text messaging, and privacy issues. We will also discuss balancing limited funding with the need and obligation to adequately document and report.

What an insurer wants. What can you put in your treatment plan that will increase the odds of getting it approved? What to do and what not to do. When should you call? What is considered reasonable? What is the best approach to advocate for your patient?

From a Legal Perspective What content is a lawyer looking for in a Report? Expert witnesses have very specific duties and obligations to the Court in addition to duties they may have to the client. This topic will be explored in detail.

Help Me Help You Workshop flyer (pdf)

Donna Thomson, Executive Director
Brain Injury Association of London & Region
560 Wellington Street, Lower Level, London, ON N6A 3R4
Phone 519 642-4539 | Fax 519 642-4124
email info@braininjurylondon.on.ca
web www.braininjurylondon.on.ca

Invitation to the Caregiver Toolkit Symposium March 15-16

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Invitation to the Caregiver Toolkit Symposium March 15-16

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Café Scientifique on Public Involvement in Health Issues: March 22, 2012

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I am helping to organize a free event called Café Scientifique that you may be interested in. I am also trying let others know of this event by word of mouth, so I would like to ask for your help in getting the word out. As such, I would be very appreciative if you could add the message below to any mailing lists (or sending to colleagues that have mailing lists) where they could promote the event to the public. I am also interested if you know of any local groups I should contact, or locations that you think would be suitable for a poster.

Thanks for your help and please RSVP if you would like to come!
Cheers,
Mark

CANADIAN INSTITUTES OF HEALTH RESEARCH
CAFÉ SCIENTIFIQUE
PRESENTS

Public Involvement in Health Issues
What are the myths, what are the realities?

March 22nd, 2012 – 5:30pm
Heart & Crown Irish Pub, Little Italy
347 Preston St. Ottawa

Involving the public in health issues has grown across many sectors of health in Canada – health care systems, health research, and the regulation of health products. But involving the public means many things to many people and expectations of health organizations and the general public can vary widely. Come and join us for a lively discussion around the myths and realities of where this evolving trend is going!

Please see the attached poster and be sure to RSVP if you would like to come: cafescientifique@cihr-irsc.gc.ca

Mark Weir
Public Involvement and Outreach Officer | Agent de la participation et sensibilisation du public
Office of Consumer and Public Involvement | Bureau de la participation des consommateurs et du public
Health Products and Food Branch | Direction générale des produits de santé et des aliments
Health Canada | Santé Canada
Government of Canada | Gouvernment du Canada

11 Holland Avenue, Holland Cross, Tower A, Suite 513, A.L. 3005A,
Ottawa, ON Canada K1A 0K9 |
11, avenue Holland, Holland Cross, Tour A, Suite 513, I.A. 3005A
Ottawa, ON Canada K1A 0K9

Email | Courrier électronique: Mark.Weir@hc-sc.gc.ca
Telephone | Téléphone: 613-948-8923
Facsimile | Télécopieur: 613-954-8637
Teletypewriter | Téléimprimateur 1-800-267-1245

Epilepsy webinar

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You are invited…. Please feel free to circulate this invitation to others who may be interested too!
The Ontario Brain Institute – Brain Awareness Week Epilepsy Webinar

During Brain Awareness Week (March 12-17) the Ontario Brain Institute will host a webinar on epilepsy. The webinar will highlight how physicians, researchers, industry, and patient advocacy groups are working together to translate research findings into better patient care. Presenters include: Dr. Taufik Valiante, Dr. McIntyre Burnham, D’Neill D’Cruz, Jodi Frers and Rozalyn Werner-Arcé

Webinar details: Wednesday, March 14th from 12pm-1pm
If you would like to join the webinar, please RSVP to events@braininstitute.ca
We will also be actively tweeting (@OntarioBrain) and blogging (www.braininstitute.ca/blog) during Brain Awareness Week and beyond.

Please join us!
Donald T. Stuss
President and Scientific Director
Ontario Brain Institute
Braininstitute.ca

Remembering all who have been seriously injured and disabled with a brain injury and lives lost on Canadian roads and walkways in avoidable and preventable accidents

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National Day of Remembrance for Road Crash Victims
 
 
 
 
 
 
Please listen to this 30 second message about the National Day of Remembrance for Road Crash Victims.

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