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National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine; Health and Medicine Division; Board on Health Care Services; Board on Global Health; Boman A, Formentos A, Cooper R, editors. Aging, Functioning, and Rehabilitation: Proceedings of a Workshop. Washington (DC): National Academies Press (US); 2024 Oct 4.

Appendix BWorkshop Agenda

16–17 FEBRUARY 2024

LECTURE HALL 1

UNIVERSITY OF LUCERNE

LUCERNE, SWITZERLAND

FRIDAY, 16 FEBRUARY 2024 – DAY 1

8:30 Welcome and Workshop Overview
Walter Frontera, Chair, Planning Committee
University of Puerto Rico School of Medicine
Welcome by the U.S. National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine
Victor Dzau
U.S. National Academy of Medicine
Welcome by the University of Lucerne and the Swiss Academy of Medical Sciences
Gerold Stucki
University of Lucerne
Bruno Staffelbach
University of Lucerne
Henri Bounameaux
Swiss Academy of Medical Sciences
9:00 Keynote: The Functioning Revolution
Jerome Bickenbach
University of Lucerne
9:30 Keynote: Healthy Longevity
John Beard
Columbia University
10:00 Keynote: World Health Organization’s Perspective on Rehabilitation
Alarcos Cieza
World Health Organization
10:30 BREAK
10:45 Panel 1: Functioning and the Realization of Healthy Longevity through Rehabilitation
Moderator: Somnath Chatterji, World Health
Organization, Emeritus, Planning Committee Member
Operationalization of Functioning for Population Health
Francesca Gimigliano
University of Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”
The Role of Functioning in Healthy Longevity Research
Eleanor Simonsick
National Institute on Aging
Implications of Tracking Functioning for Health Systems and Health Care
Alan Jette
Boston University
11:45 LUNCH
12:45 Panel 2: Functioning and the Investment Case for the Role of Rehabilitation in Healthy Longevity
Moderator: Gerold Stucki, University of Lucerne, Planning Committee Member
Measuring and Enhancing Functioning in Health Systems
Paola Sillitti
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
Making a Compelling Investment Case for Optimizing Functioning for Healthy Longevity
Carl Willers
Karolinska Institutet
13:45 Panel 3: The Foundation for Improving Rehabilitation Service Delivery and Care across the Life Course: Continuity and Person-Centered Care and the Lived Experience of Health
Moderator: NiCole R. Keith, Indiana University
Bloomington, Planning Committee Member
Rehabilitation as an Interprofessional and Transdisciplinary Health Strategy for Healthy Aging
Patricia Morsch
Pan American Health Organization
Integrating Prehabilitation, Prevention, and Maintenance to Maximize Functioning
Fary Khan
University of Melbourne
Reorienting Rehabilitation as a Health Strategy for All Populations in the Community
Elias Mpofu
University of North Texas, University of Syndey
14:45 BREAK
15:00 Panel 4: Functioning as the Key to a Comprehensive 360-Degree Life Course Foundation for Healthy Longevity Research
Moderator: Julia Patrick Engkasan, Universiti Malaya, Planning Committee Member
Harmonizing Research Addressing Functioning within Aging and Rehabilitation Ecosystems
Jonathan Bean
Harvard Medical School, VA Boston Health Care System, Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, Massachusetts General Hospital
Challenges and Opportunities in the Standardized Collection of Functioning Information for Research in Rehabilitation and Healthy Longevity
Birgit Prodinger
University of Augsburg
Utilizing Functioning Data for 360 Degree Research: Using the Example of Prospective Budgeting and Performance-Oriented Incentive Mechanism for Insurance Payment for Rehabilitation Episodes based on WHO’s International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health
Jan Reinhardt
Sichuan University, Jiangsu Province Hospital, University of Lucerne
16:00 Panel 5: Advocating for Health and Social Policy in Support of Healthy Longevity: Functioning as the Third Indicator of Health
Moderator: Matilde Leonardi
IRCCS Foundation “Carlo Besta” Neurological Institute, Planning Committee Member
The Challenges and Opportunities of Advocating for Functioning as the Third Indicator of Health
Dorothy Boggs
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
The Policy Advocate Perspective: Raising Policy Awareness and Championing Communications related to Functioning
Ruth Katz
Association of Jewish Aging Services
New Directions on Health and Disability
Abderrazak Hajjioui
Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah University
17:00 ADJOURN DAY 1

SATURDAY, 17 FEBRUARY 2024 – DAY 2

8:30 Welcome to Day 2 of the Workshop
Walter Frontera, Chair, Planning Committee
8:35 Facilitated Breakout Sessions
FUNCTIONING

Facilitator: Somnath Chatterji, World Health Organization, Emeritus, Planning Committee Member

Supporting Scientist: Nicola Diviani, Swiss Paraplegic Research

ECONOMICS

Facilitator: Gerold Stucki, University of Lucerne, Planning Committee Member

Supporting Scientist: Diana Pacheco, University of Lucerne

HEALTH SERVICES

Facilitator: NiCole R. Keith, Indiana University

Bloomington, Planning Committee Member

Supporting Scientist: Carla Sabariego, University of Lucerne

RESEARCH

Facilitator: Julia Patrick Engkasan, Universiti Malaya, Planning Committee Member

Supporting Scientist: Marija Glisic, Swiss Paraplegic Research

ADVOCACY

Facilitator: Matilde Leonardi, IRCCS Foundation

Carlo Besta Neurological Institute, Planning Committee Member

Supporting Scientist: Sara Rubinelli, University of Lucerne

9:30 BREAK
9:45 Report-Backs from Facilitated Discussions and Workshop Reflections
Moderator: Walter Frontera, Chair, Planning Committee
Somnath Chatterji
World Health Organization, Emeritus
Gerold Stucki
University of Lucerne
NiCole R. Keith
Indiana University Bloomington
Julia Patrick Engkasan
Universiti Malaya
Matilde Leonardi
IRCCS Foundation Carlo Besta Neurological Institute
11:00 BREAK
11:30 Next Steps for the Way Forward: Fireside Conversation with Discussants
Co-moderators: Walter Frontera, Planning Committee Chair, and Gerold Stucki, Planning Committee Member
John Beard
Columbia University
Jerome Bickenbach
University of Lucerne
Alarcos Cieza
World Health Organization
12:50 Closing Remarks
Walter Frontera, Chair, Planning Committee
13:00 MEETING ADJOURNS
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