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- Registration open! The 9th Asia Pacific conference Tokyo 2025
- Call for Abstracts for Symposium and Poster sessions. Instructions here.





























Official Languages for Main Conference: English
(There will be simultaneous interpretation into Japanese)

- Latest Updates in ICU Rehabilitation:
Key Issues & Future Directions
Dale Needham
- Long-term outcomes after critical illness
– what strategies are important for recovery? –
Margaret Herridge

Optimal approaches for weaning and respiratory management in critically ill patients?
- Ventilation adjustment for ARDS patients considering individual respiratory conditions
- Non-sedation management for successful weaning and early mobilization in ICU
- Best Nutritional Approach for Weaning Difficulties of Mechanical Ventilation
- Respiratory muscle assessment and training in patients with weaning difficulties

What is the appropriate dose of Early Mobilization?
– Latest research regarding frequency,
intensity, duration and timing –
・MV & MICU patients
・Cardiac patients
・Neuro patients

Latest innovative approaches of EM and Rehabilitation for critically ill patients ①
- Mobilization in the “Evening”
– Importance and tips for clinical implementation –
- Telerehabilitation for ICU survivors
– Tips of continuous exercise after hospital discharge –
- Future Vision of Fall Prevention Utilizing Virtual “Wall-Touch Sensation”
- Call for oral presentation

Latest innovative approaches of EM and Rehabilitation for critically ill patients ②
- Next-day discharge for THA and TKA patients
Innovative care and successful rehabilitation before and after discharge
- An Advanced EMS Approach for Critically Ill Patients
– Practical Application of Belt-Type Electrical Stimulation for Preventing Muscle Atrophy –
- Call for oral presentation

Muscle assessment using ultrasound
– Where is the best measurement point? –
- Call for oral symposiasts

The Forefront of PICS
-What is the best approach for improving physical, cognitive and mental function? –
- Prevent muscle loss in the ICU!
Understanding nutrition therapy and mobilization
- Early intervention for preventing mental and cognitive disorders
- Implementation challenges for preventing PICS-F
- Call for oral symposiasts

Changing Culture!
Team Collaboration to Maximize the effectiveness of Mobilization
- Call for oral symposiasts

Official Languages for Premium Lecture: English
(Slide explanation texts translated into Japanese will be distributed)
- Why is Early Mobilization of Critically Ill Patients Important?
- Unit Settings for successful mobilization
– Criteria, Sedation, and Automatic Order Systems –
- Expert-Recommended Methods
for Evaluating Physical Activity and Tips for Scoring
- Cognitive and Mental Impairments
in Critically Ill Patients and Practical Approaches
– Specific Strategies for Preventing PICS
focused on Long-Term Outcomes –
- How to Develop a Mobilization Protocol
– The Key to Goal Setting with Interdisciplinary “Collaboration” –
- Safety Handling for Mobilization
- Occupational Therapy in the ICU
– Innovative Approaches to Improve Cognitive Function and ADLs
- Swallowing Assessment for Mechanically Ventilated Patients
– How to Conduct Proactive Assessments Preparing for Post – Extubation
- Nurse-Driven Mobilization
– Evidence Based Implementation and Future Direction –
- EMS, In-Bed Cycling, or Vibration Therapy?
Which devices are effective?
Recommendations from the Latest Research

Live Broadcast from the Hospital
Clinical Perspective from World Experts
- Mobilize or Not
– Making Decision in Patients with Severe Respiratory Failure - How will you try to change the culture if you are assigned to a hospital with only bedridden patients?

- Tips for Airway Suctioning during Mobilization with Peter Nydahl

- What a Unique Approach!
A Collection of Airway Clearance Techniques from Around the World

- Preventing fall using virtual sensation
– Safety Mobilization with Cutting-Edge Technology –
There is a possibility of changes.

The Main Conference is limited to 500 participants, and the Premium Lecture is limited to 150 participants, first-come, first-served basis.
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The Asia-Pacific Early Mobilization Network Office
Email: jsea@rishou.org
Website: www.asia-mobilization-network.org
Address: 1-2-12-2F Kudan-kita Chiyodaku Tokyo , Japan
C/O Japanese Network for Early Mobilization
Contact to :
・Hajime Katsukawa (PT, PhD)
・Sho Iida (PT, MSc)
Tel: +81-3-3556-5585 Fax: +81-3-6272-9683