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SIA Annual General Meeting and Conference

The Spinal Injuries Association AGM  takes place on Saturday 4th October 2008 at the Hilton Hotel, Victoria Quays, Sheffield. 

Below is the programme for the day, including details of the the ‘Ageing Well with Spinal Cord Injury’ Conference taking place later in the day.

  • Annual General Meeting

  • 10.30am  Coffee and Registration
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  • 11.00am  Annual General Meeting
  •  Chaired by Bart Hellyer
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  • 11.45am  Open Forum
  • Ageing Well with Spinal Cord Injury Conference

  • 12.15pm  Welcome
  • Jack Lawton, Chair of the Ageing Well Conference
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  • 12.20pm  Keynote Speech - A Life Worth Living
  • Paul Harrison, RGN MAEd, Clinical Development Officer, Princess Royal Spinal Injuries Centre, Sheffield
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  • 12.40pm  The Ups and Downs of Ageing with a Spinal Cord Injury
  • Baroness Masham of Ilton, President of the Spinal Injuries Association
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  • 12.55pm  Lunch Break
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  • 2.00pm  Introduction to the Afternoon Session
  • Jack Lawton, Chair of the Ageing Well Conference
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  • 2.05pm  SIA's Ageing Well Project
  • Joy Sinclair, Ageing Well Officer, Spinal Injuries Association
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  • 2.15pm From the Mouths of the Members (Overview of the SIA Ageing Well Survey)
  • Cllr. Dave Holliman, MSc MBRM (Open), MA, BA (Hons)
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  • Questions
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  • 2.45pm Keep Moving!
  • Mike Parkin, SIA Member
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  • 2.55pm When an Emergency Strikes
  • Liz Tennison, SIA Member and Carer
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  • 3.05pm Growing Old Disgracefully
  • Jackie Bailey, SIA Member
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  • 3.15pm Retiring in Style
  • Representative from the ExtraCare Charitable Trust
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  • General Discussion
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  • 4.00pm Chair's Closing Remarks and Tea 

To register your attendance at this year’s AGM please contact Bernie Murphy on 0845 678 6633 or email to b.murphy@spinal.co.uk

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