Session Formats
Key Note Sessions (KEY)
A Key Note session format is a session format of 120 minutes for all participants.
Key Note Sessions present a generic approach towards rehabilitation. Each Key Note Session highlights at least two of the congress perspectives, and will draw lines to the other perspectives by examples and links to different program items in the congress. Six Key Note Sessions covers all five congress perspectives and a broad representation of human groups and life situations connected to rehabilitation.
Plenary Sessions (PLE)
Plenary Sessions are a session format of 60 minutes for up to 250-1000 participants.
A Plenary Session speaker is an expert in his/her field, which may be related to specific life situations or topics of interest to a large group but not all of conference participants. Still as with the Key Note Sessions a Plenary Session speech will draw lines to at least two other congress perspectives by examples and links to different program items in the congress.
Seminars (SEM)
A seminar is a session format of 60-100 minutes for up to 200 participants. A seminar is planned and chaired by one or two Seminar Hosts.
A seminar may highlight generic rehabilitation themes or focus on specific topics related to any theoretical, clinical or social practice and rehabilitation management.
Seminars engage into in-depth discussions, and are typically structured around a diverse panel of 3-5 short presentations (oral, video based etc.) addressing the given topic from one or some of the five congress perspectives. The panel will consist of national or international specialists.
50% of the seminar will be debates and discussions between all seminar participants.
Workshops (WRK)Master Classes (MCL)
A Master Class is a session format of 60 minutes for a limited number of participants to focus on a theoretical or a specific professional procedure, test, or the management and organization of service. The number of participants is decided by the host and is also dependent on the number of locations available.
A Master Class is hosted by a qualified specialist who has developed or worked with a specific tool or model of practice. The presentation stresses the demonstration and training of procedures.
Participants will obtain competences and knowledge to qualify specific procedures and documentation.
A Master Class may be planned as one or two sessions with different levels of content.
Poster Presentations (POS)
A poster presentation is a session format which may be bound to a printed graphic documentation of a project or any rehabilitation topic. The poster may also include interactive links to websites for further information, and a poster may refer to or supply other sessions during the congress. The posters may be uploaded to the RIWC 2020 App and become accessible before, during, and after the congress. The author of a poster will be present next to the poster at an announced time and may also promote the poster at one of the Speakers’ Corners and participate in other Session Formats.
Presentation Forum of Various Projects and Practice (FRM)
A Presentation Forum of Various Projects and Practice is a session format of 60 minutes, which allocates 17 minutes (including questions/comments) per presentation and will have room for 50 to 200 delegates.
Presenters may present various projects, practice documentation or video based “study visits” theses. Presentations may be organized as solo highlights of a given topic or subject or placed in temporal connection with related presentations.
Network Meetings (NET)
A Network Meeting is a session of 60 to 100 minutes and may be arranged by any special interest group or organization: Students, educators, delegates from a specific region, editors of research journals, politicians or Rehab CEOs etc.
If you are interested in arranging a network meeting, rooms are available at the congress venue. You may plan for a by-invitation-only delegate meeting in any language or as an open session also including other congress delegates. All network meetings are planned, communicated and hosted by the Network itself.
Please send an e-mail to worldcongress@riworldcongress2020.com if you need to book a meeting room.
Exhibition Related Presentations (EXH)
Exhibitors participate in the congress mainly within the traditional Exhibition Area, and as partners of special constructions of living rooms, smart homes etc. Exhibitors may also participate in other session formats, under the same declaration of potential “conflict of interests” as any other presenter.
Study Visits (STU)
Study visits cover all spheres of interest and are arranged by rehabilitation institutions, departments, or companies, education or research units, political managements, grass-roots organizations and more. The study visits will provide both an exciting insight into the professional and city-centered approach to rehabilitation as well as many inspiring practical examples that cover the life situations and perspectives of the congress. The visits will last between 120 and 240 minutes.
Cultural Events
Experience the richness in culture, which the vibrant city of Aarhus has to offer. You will be presented with a wide range of excursions that will provide enjoyable, positive memories of Aarhus and bring you a little closer to the Danes and Danish culture.
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