Symposium Accepted Abstracts
>> Forefront of PICS Measures -What is the best approach for physical, cognitive and mental function? –
・Thapa Chettri S（Nepal）
Effect of Early Endurance Exercise Program on Patients of Medical Intensive Care Unit: A Randomized Controlled Trial
>>Changing Culture! Team Collaboration to Maximize the effectiveness of Mobilization
・Shynta Hantogo（Indonesia）
Breaking Through Barriers in Team Collaboration to Maximize the effectiveness of ICU Early Rehabilitation in Fatmawati General Hospital
・Yuta Ishimitsu（Japan）
Evaluation and Intervention Strategies Aimed at Optimizing Airway Clearance: A Multidisciplinary Clinical Approach
>> Muscle assessment using ultrasound -Where is the best measurement point?
・Ga Yang Shim（South Korea）
Timing and Site-Specific Monitoring of Muscle Changes in ICU Patients: A Systematic Review of Serial Ultrasound Assessments
・Shuiyan Li（China）
Diaphragmatic Contraction Velocity Is Associated With Postoperative Pulmonary Complications After Cardiac Valve Surgery
Academic Oral Session Accepted Abstracts
・Ginga Suzuki（Japan）
Past Achievements and Future Perspectives of Early Mobilization Using Mobile Patient Lifts
・Lu Yimeng（China）
Association Between Peak Oxygen Uptake and Major Adverse Cardiovascular Events Incidence Among Valvular Heart Disease
・Yorschua Jalil（Chile）
Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation for the prevention of respiratory muscle weakness in critically ill patients and its association with myokine’s change.
Poster Session Accepted Abstracts
・Yorschua Jalil (Chile)
Myokines secretion and their role in critically ill patients. A scoping review
・Camilo Caceres-Parra (Chile)
Changes of intensive care physiotherapy practices in Chile during the COVID-19 pandemic.
・Joseph Emmanuel T. Barcelon (Philippines)
Outcomes in functional dependence and sensorium in a patient with encephalitis under the early rehabilitation in the intensive care unit program: a case report
・Sun Ju Chang (South Korea)
A Qualitative Study on the Rehabilitation Experiences of Intensive Care Unit Patients and Families: Journey from Survival to Living
・Thapa Chettri S (Nepal)
Effect of Early Endurance Exercise Program on Patients of Medical Intensive Care Unit: A Randomized Controlled Trial
・Tatsuya Yasukawa（Japan）
Optimizing Rehabilitation Services The Role of Human Resource Management in Improving Patient Outcomes Across Multiple Care Wards
・Daisuke Shinmyo（Japan）
Optimizing ICU Recovery: An OT Perspective on the A to F Bundle
・Ren Tomizaki（Japan）
A Case Study on the Effectiveness of Belt Electrode Skeletal Muscle Electrical Stimulation Therapy in Preventing Muscle Function Decline During Prolonged Bed Rest Following Trauma
・Jinyoung Park (South Korea)
Enhancing functional recovery after aortic surgery using intramuscular electrical stimulation: a focus on pulmonary and physical improvement
・Sooyoung Park (South Korea)
Feasibility and experience of Threshold IMT in post liver transplantation with tracheostomized patients
・Mellavenia （Indonesia）
Tangible benefits, effectiveness, and safety by combining wenger protocol, ACSM recommendations, and breathing exercise for phase 1 cardiac rehabilitation: a case report
・Hyeon-Jeong, Moon (South Korea)
Characteristics and Progression of Rehabilitation in Patients Undergoing ECMO: A Retrospective Analysis
・Reiko Sadasue （Japan）
Study on Nutrition and Activity in Patients with Acute Exacerbation of COPD Through Interdisciplinary Collaboration
・Yasuhisa Fukawa（Japan）
Clinical Course Report of a Perioperative Gastric Cancer Case with COPD Undergoing Preoperative Pulmonary Rehabilitation
・Seungmin Kim (South Korea)
Early Mobilization in the ICU: Efficacy, Challenges, and Future Directions for Neurological and Cardiopulmonary Patients
・Carla Mei Barundia (Philippines)
The Light During Dark Times: AHMC Early Rehabilitation Program for Patients Diagnosed with Cardiovascular Disease in the Intensive Care Units
・Nackhwan Kim (South Korea)
Prolonged Weakness and Dysphagia After Heart Transplantation: A Case of Critical Illness Polyneuropathy
・Felipe Andrés González Seguel (Chile)
Clinical practices of muscle ultrasound among critical care professionals who received bespoke training: a mixed-methods study
・Yuji Kitanaka（Japan）
An Investigation of Factors Related to Dietary Changes Following Anterior Cervical Fixation Surgery
・Hideyuki Oritsu （Japan）
Efforts to Promote Early Mobilization in Intensive Care at Yokohama City University Hospital
・Yuta Okushima（Japan）
A Case of Left Thalamic Infarction: From a Life in a Wheelchair at Home to Reclaiming Hobby Activities Through Exercise Opportunities Provided by Home Rehabilitation
・Haruka Imai（Japan）
The Effectiveness of Morning Delirium Prevention Measures by Occupational Therapists for Patients Undergoing Conservative Treatment for Acute Aortic Dissection
・Miyuki Shinomiya（Japan）
Initiatives for Reducing Staff Workload and Improving Operations Through the Implementation of Transfer Assistance Devices
・Aika Yano（Japan）
Evaluating the Effectiveness of Early Mobilization Protocols in Mechanically Ventilated Patients: A Retrospective Cohort Study
・Shuiyan Li（China）
Application of Airway Clearance Techniques in Critical Care Rehabilitation: A bibliometrics Analysis
・Shuiyan Li（China）
Current status of research on diaphragmatic dysfunction: Visualization analysis based on bibliometrics
・Mana Ota（Japan）
A Case Study Aiming to Reduce the Risk of Refracture Due to Osteoporosis After Surgery for Right Femoral Shaft Fracture
・Heonho Song (South Korea)
Sarcopenia Assessment in an Elderly Post-ICU Patient with Intracerebral Hemorrhage: A Case Report
・Toshinari Kawama（Japan）
Rehabilitation Options for Awake ECMO Patients with Air Leak Syndrome
・Kyohei Yamaga（Japan）
Investigation of Factors Affecting Bathing Independence in Patients with Heart Failure
・Peggy Sunarjo (Indonesia)
From Awareness to Action: A Multifaceted Approach to Post-Intensive Care Syndrome in Indonesia
Presentation Type
- Symposium
- Academic Oral Session
- Poster Session
1.Symposium
The symposia will include oral presentations. Each presenter will be given 10 minutes for their presentation. We are seeking presenters for a symposium on three topics below;
1) Muscle assessment using ultrasound -Where is the best measurement point?
Ultrasound has recently been gaining attention as a way to evaluate muscle atrophy. We seek presentations on the advantages and disadvantages of using ultrasound for the upper arm, thigh, and diaphragm, based on the latest evidence. We are seeking presentations that lead to the best measurement points.
2) Changing Culture! Team Collaboration to Maximize the effectiveness of Mobilization
Promoting early mobilization requires indispensable team collaboration. We seek presentations on innovative multi-disciplinary collaboration efforts, family engagement, and the practice of advance care planning.
3) Forefront of PICS Measures -What is the best approach for physical, cognitive and mental function? –
Even after the acute phase has passed, impairments in physical function, cognitive function, and mental function remain long-term issues as part of Post-Intensive Care Syndrome (PICS). We seek presentations from each facility on the clinical approach to address each of these impairments.
2. Academic Oral Session
Each presenter will be given 10 minutes for oral presentation. We are seeking presenters for an academic session below;
1) Latest Innovative approach of Early Mobilization and Rehabilitation for Critically ill patients
Critical care approaches are constantly evolving to improve patient outcomes. We are seeking innovative and unique initiatives from around the world.
3. Poster Session
Contents
Poster presentations will accept a wide range of topics, not only related to early mobilization and rehabilitation but also covering ICU and acute-phase treatment, as well as nursing care.
Presentation Style
Poster presentations are grouped by topic within the poster area. Presenters have 60-minute discussion during time frame “Poster Viewing” Presenters are free to engage in discussions with participants who are interested in your research.
Poster Size
The Asia-Pacific Early Mobilization Network Office will provide thumbtacks and an 2.3-foot-wide by 4-foot-high carpeted, framed board on which to mount your poster. Poster presenters should create and bring their posters to the venue, ensuring they fit within the size of the framed board. As long as the poster fits within this size, there are no restrictions on the number of charts, figures, or photos, allowing you to freely present your research content.
Instructions for Abstract Submission
(Common for symposia, oral and poster sessions)
An abstract must be submitted whether you are applying for symposia, oral or poster presentations. Please review the guidelines below for helpful information on preparing and submitting your abstract.
Abstract must be 500 words or less, which does not include the title or authors. Abstract cannot include table and figure. Abstracts written by artificial intelligence (AI) will not be accepted. All abstracts must be submitted through the abstract submission forms.
All abstracts will be reviewed by an independent committee based on the following criteria:
- Development in the Field: The abstract must make a significant contribution to the field. Authors should clearly specify how their work will enhance global knowledge and contribute to its development.
- Quality: Authors should ensure that the background of the issues, objectives and the results of the presentation are clearly expressed.
- Relevance: Abstracts must be concise and explicitly state their focus and significance to an international audience.
- Ethics: When reporting on research that involves human subjects, human material, human tissues, or human data, authors must declare that the investigations were carried out following the rules of the Declaration of Helsinki.
Abstract Submission Deadline Notice
The abstract submission site is closed as of April 20.
Consent and Permission
- All presentations are limited to on-site participants. Remote presentations via ZOOM are not allowed.
- all speakers have agreed to participate at congress, should the proposal be accepted for presentation, and take responsibility for their own travel, accommodation, and registration costs.
- you accept responsibility for the accuracy of the submitted abstract and understand that the content cannot be modified or corrected after the submission deadline and that it will be published exactly as submitted.
- all co-authors are aware of and agree to the content of the abstract and support the data presented.
Notification of Peer Review Results
Submitted abstracts will be notified of acceptance or rejection via email within 10 days of submitting.
※Even if your submission is not accepted as a symposium presentation or an academic presentation, it may still be accepted as a poster presentation.
Symposium, academic sessions and abstract presenters must register to the Conference by Saturday, 10 May 2025 selecting the applicable fee.
If you do not receive a reply within 10 days after your submitting, please contact us.
Contact : jsea@rishou.org.
Special Awards
All presentations will be considered for the Asia Pacific Mobilization Network Presentation Award for the best presentation as voted by the Committee members. The winner receives a Certificate and Award Gift. The achievement of receiving an award can be included in your CV.
If you have any questions regarding the submission process, contact jsea@rishou.org.