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The Canadian Network for Child and Youth Rehabilitation (CN-CYR) has been operating as a network of CAPHC since 2003. CN-CYR was formed under the sponsorship of CAPHC to meet an identified need within the paediatric rehabilitation community for national collaboration and to further CAPHC’s strategic direction with respect to broadening its focus across the continuum of healthcare. Since its inception, momentum and interest in CN-CYR has continued to grow and in the short time that it has been in existence, CN-CYR has achieved a number of its goals.
Accomplishments to date for CN-CYR include:
- A dedicated steering committee of 17 inter-provincial members which meets monthly by teleconference
- The establishment 6 working sub-groups on topics such as outcome indicators, waiting times, data collection, annual workshop planning, sponsorship and business planning.
- Sponsorship of 3 annual rehab workshops in conjunction with the CAPHC conference which have been increasingly well attended and have received very positive evaluations.
- Partnership with CanChild to expand the intranet nationally
- Representation at a number of national forums (ie. Waiting times, Research, Data Collection)
- Partnership with the Ontario Rehabilitation Research Network
- Knowledge translation
The financial support for the work of CN-CYR to date has been accomplished through in kind donations of services from CAPHC combined with sponsorship support from member organizations and private industry.
Future Directions
In evaluating our future needs as a rehabilitation network, the CN-CYR steering committee is proposing a plan to sustain and grow the organization based on our strategic priorities.
2008 Annual Workshop
Trends and Changes in Pediatric Rehabilitation: Impact on Children and Families
October 19, 2008, The Westin Hotel, Edmonton, Alberta
It is with utmost pleasure that we invite you to take part in this workshop dedicated to children and youth living with disabilities and their families.
The Trends and Changes in Pediatric Rehabilitation: Impact on Children and Families workshop is a unique and exciting opportunity to focus on current practices in rehabilitation and to promote excellence in rehabilitation services.
The Canadian Network for Child and Youth Rehabilitation (CN-CYR) Annual Workshop is being held in partnership with the Canadian Association of Paediatric Health Centres (CAPHC), in conjunction with the CAPHC annual conference.
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2007 Annual Workshop
Evolving in Rehabilitation, a National Perspective /
Grandir en réadaptation, une perspective nationale
October 17 - 18, 2007, Hotel Hilton Bonaventure, Montreal, Quebec
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Workshop Presentations
- Waiting Times for Rehabilitation Services in Children with Physical Disabilities: Determinants & Consequences.
Debbie Feldman, Université de Montéal, Montreal Children’s Hospital
- Three Clinical Perspectives on Wait Times
- From pathology to participation: Selecting outcome measures to complete the picture.
Annette Majnemer, McGill University, Montreal Children’s Hospital
- Listening to our Youth for a Successful Transition.
Joanne Ruck-Gibis, Kathleen Montpetit, Hopital Shriners pour enfants
- Etre a l’écoute de nos jeunes pour une transition réussie,
Joanne Ruck-Gibis, Kathleen Montpetit, Hopital Shriners pour enfants
- Le groupe accro-fluidité : thérapie intensive visant l’amélioration de la fluidité chez les adolescents bégues.
Josée Laganiére & Natacha Beausoleil, C.R. Maarie Enfant
- Outcome measurement: Making it work in real-life practice - Part 1.
Virginia Wright, Bloorview Research Institute.
- L’évolution des habiletés linguistiques chez les enfants francophones d’age préscolaire.
Anne Sutton. C.R. Marie Enfant
- Establishing a Provincial Cerebral Palsy Registry : Why, What, Who, Where and How?
Michael Shevell, Montreal Children’s Hospital, McGill University
- From infancy to adulthood: a partnership for managing childhood –onset disability.
Joanne Maxwell, Helen Healy, Joanne Zee, Bloorview Kds Rehabilitation
- Téléadaptation: la vraie téléréalité.
Suzanne Gagnon & Carolina Rssingnuolo, C.R. Marie Enfant
- Evolving in Rehabilitation, where do we go from here? Orientations to pursue in Pediatric Rehabilitation.
Peter Rosenbaum, McMaster University, CanChild Centre for Childhood Disability Research
- La réadaptation évolue : Vers où allons-nous ? Évaluation de nouvelles démarches en réadaptation pédiatrique.
Peter Rosenbaum, McMaster University, CanChild Centre for Childhood Disability Research
2006 Annual Workshop
Establishing National Data Collection and Outcome Indicators
Systems for Pediatric Rehabilitation: The Journey Continues
October 15, 2006
Vancouver, British Columbia
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CN-CYR 3rd Annual Workshop Agenda
2005 Annual Workshop
Who Wants (Needs) to Know What-and When, and Why?
Establishing National Client Outcome Indicators for Pediatric
Rehabilitation
October 16, 2005
St. John’s Newfoundland
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Agenda
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Summary of Proceedings
2004 Annual Workshop
Closing the Gap
Establishing a National Mechanism for Bringing Research to
Practice
November 7, 2004
Montreal, Quebec
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