CANCER REHABILITATION NETWORKING GROUP CANCER REHABILITATION NETWORKING GROUP (CRNG) The mission of the CRNG is to advance the field of cancer rehabilitation by providing opportunities for education and professional development, advocating for standards in clinical practice and research, and supporting a forum for interdisciplinary and international exchange. ABOUT THE CRNG At the ACRM Annual Conference in 2013, the CRNG was recognized by the ACRM Board of Governors. The CRNG is comprised of interdisciplinary professionals who desire to improve the educational and networking opportunities for ACRM membership in cancer rehabilitation research, education, clinical care and policy in order to improve the lives of people who have been diagnosed with cancer. CRNG MEMBER BENEFITS • Continuing education opportunities • Opportunity to plan educational courses for the ACRM Annual Conference • Task Force participation • Collaborative research opportunities MENTORING WELCOMING PROFESSIONAL COLLABORATIONS LIFELONG FRIENDSHIPS RESEARCH • Advance cancer rehabilitation research and promote research collaboration • Promote translation of evidence to enhance clinical expertise and practice • Establish an interdisciplinary research agenda CLINICAL CARE • Conduct state-of-the-art reviews of practice in cancer rehabilitation care • Enhance competencies of an interdisciplinary team member in cancer rehabilitation EDUCATION • Participate in continuing education offerings specific to the interests of cancer rehabilitation researchers and clinicians • Plan an educational course in cancer rehabilitation for the ACRM annual meeting • Develop and receive informational and instructional media HOW TO PARTICIPATE
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CANCER REHABILITATION
NETWORKING GROUP
CANCER REHABILITATION NETWORKING GROUP (CRNG)
The mission of the CRNG is to advance the field of
cancer rehabilitation by providing opportunities for
education and professional development, advocating for
standards in clinical practice and research, and supporting
a forum for interdisciplinary and international exchange.
ABOUT THE CRNG
At the ACRM Annual Conference in 2013, the
CRNG was recognized by the ACRM Board
of Governors. The CRNG is comprised of
interdisciplinary professionals who desire to improve
the educational and networking opportunities
for ACRM membership in cancer rehabilitation
research, education, clinical care and policy in order
to improve the lives of people who have been
diagnosed with cancer.
CRNG MEMBER BENEFITS
• Continuing education opportunities
• Opportunity to plan educational courses for the ACRM Annual Conference
• Task Force participation
• Collaborative research opportunities
MENTORING WELCOMING PROFESSIONAL COLLABORATIONS LIFELONG FRIENDSHIPS
RESEARCH• Advance cancer rehabilitation research and
promote research collaboration
• Promote translation of evidence to enhance clinical expertise and practice
• Establish an interdisciplinary research agenda
CLINICAL CARE• Conduct state-of-the-art reviews of practice in
cancer rehabilitation care
• Enhance competencies of an interdisciplinary team member in cancer rehabilitation
EDUCATION• Participate in continuing education offerings
specific to the interests of cancer rehabilitation researchers and clinicians
• Plan an educational course in cancer rehabilitation for the ACRM annual meeting
• Develop and receive informational and instructional media
HOW TO PARTICIPATE
CRNG TASK FORCESCRNG EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Work of the CRNG is carried out by various task forces, which promote cutting-edge research, establish standards of care in cancer rehabilitation, and offer an interdisciplinary forum for development of state-of-the-art rehabilitation practice. CRNG task forces include:
EDUCATION TASK FORCECHAIR: Nicole Stout, DPT, CLT-LANA, FAPTA Rehabilitation Medicine Department, Clinical CenterNational Institutes of HealthCO-CHAIR: Sara Christensen Holz, MD Associate Professor, Department of Orthopedics and RehabilitationUniversity of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health
OUTCOMES & RESEARCH TASK FORCECO-CHAIR: Jack Fu, MD Associate Professor, Department of Palliative Care & Rehabilitation Medicine, University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer CenterCO-CHAIR: Kathleen Lyons, ScD, OTR/L Research Assistant Professor, Scientist, Dartmouth CollegeCHAIR-ELECT: Tim Marshall, PhD, MS, ACSM/ACS-CET Assistant Professor, Kean University
QUALITY OF LIFE TASK FORCECO-CHAIR: Rebecca A. Kirch, JD Executive Vice President, Healthcare Quality and Value National Patient Advocate FoundationCO-CHAIR: Terrence Pugh, MD Assistant Professor/Faculty Physician, Carolinas Rehabilitation and Carolinas Medical Center
ONCOLOGY COGNITIVE REHABILITATION TASK FORCECO-CHAIR: Lynne S. Padgett, PhD Strategic Director, Hospital Systems, American Cancer SocietyCO-CHAIR: Kathleen Van Dyk, PhD Clinical InstructorUCLA, Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior, Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center, Cancer Prevention & Control Research
INTEGRATIVE CANCER REHABILITATION TASK FORCECO-CHAIR: Ariana Vora, MD Staff PhysiatristSpaulding Rehabilitation HospitalCO-CHAIR: Diane Radford, MD Staff Breast Surgeon, Cleveland ClinicCOMMUNICATIONS OFFICER: Tiffany Cheung MS4, University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine
CO-CHAIRJulie Silver, MDAssociate Professor, Harvard Medical School, Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Boston, MA
CO-CHAIRVish Raj, MDVice-Chair of Clinical Operation, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Associate Medical Director of Oncology Rehabilitation, Carolinas Rehabilitation, Charlotte, NC
SECRETARYBrent Braveman, PhD OTR/L FAOTADirector of Rehabilitation ServicesMD Anderson Cancer CenterHouston, TX
COMMUNICATIONS OFFICERAshish Khanna, MDAttending Physician, Department of Cancer Rehabilitation, Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation & ReVital Program, West Orange, NJ
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CONNECT
See current chairs and contact details at www.ACRM.org/cancer
To fully experience ACRM, one MUST ATTEND the Conference. The ACRM Conference: Progress in Rehabilitation Research (PIRR) held every fall offers rehabilitation researchers, providers, administrators, students, and patients the opportunity to learn cutting-edge RESEARCH and its TRANSLATION into clinical practice. SUBMIT / ATTEND: www.ACRMconference.org.
“The ARCM CRNG is a vibrant and growing group of
interdisciplinary healthcare professionals with an interest in
cancer rehabilitation. We invite you and your colleagues to
join our group and actively participate. Please forward this
brochure to colleagues who may be interested in joining the
CRNG and advancing the field of cancer rehabilitation.”— Julie Silver, MD & Vish Raj, MD, CRNG Co-Chairs
PROGRESS IN REHABILITATION RESEARCH
ACRM Annual Conference I N T E R D I S C I P L I N A R Y
N O N S T O P C O N T E N T
Become involved in a CRNG task force by contacting a task force chair or a member of the Executive Committee.
ABOUT ACRMACRM serves a global community of researchers and clinicians striving to deliver evidence-based rehabilitation interventions to people with disabling conditions, such as traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, stroke, neurodegenerative disease, pain and cancer. ACRM is committed to the dissemination of research and educating providers, while supporting advocacy efforts to ensure adequate public funding of research endeavors.
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About ACRM / MEMBERSHIP: Contact ACRM Member Services at +1.703.574.5845 or [email protected].
“We encourage you to get involved with our work at ACRM
and make a difference in the future of cancer rehabilitation”— Nicole Stout, DPT, CLT-LANA,
FAPTA, Rehabilitation Medicine Department, Clinical CenterNational Institutes of Health
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MEMBERS — FREE to join as many groups as you like1) Go to ACRM.org and click “Member Login” 2) Login with your email address and password3) In the left pane, click “Join a Community Group”4) Click on the group, click “Add to Cart”
NON-MEMBERS
• JOIN AN ISIG Participation in ACRM Interdisciplinary Special Interest Groups (ISIGs) is restricted to ACRM members and ISIG Only members. • ISIG ONLY MEMBERSHIP allows non-members to
participate in the ISIG of their choice at the non-renewable rate of $95 for an introductory two-year period. This offer exclusively permits first-time members to participate fully in one ISIG without the benefits of full ACRM membership. Join online or print an ISIG Only Membership application.
• JOIN a NETWORKING or FORMING GROUP Non-members are invited to participate in ACRM networking groups and forming groups FREE of charge for an introductory period.
1) Go to ACRM.org and click “Member Login” 2) Scroll to Login Instructions and click “New Visitor Registration” 3) In the left pane, click “Join a Community Group” 4) Click on the group, click “Add to Cart”
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