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DAILY SCHEDULES<br />

Session 7 - August 17, 9:45 – 11:15<br />

Master Lecture 8 HR/UNCRPD – Klaus LACHWITZ<br />

PL-2<br />

Challenges for research caused by the CRPD, the SDGs and other UN human rights<br />

instruments<br />

o Panelists: Jayne CLAPTON (moderator); Robert NEWMAN<br />

HEA-17 Mortality – Moderated by Eric EMERSON Room 203<br />

Dying with epilepsy or dying of epilepsy?: Deaths of people with ID in social care settings in the UK who were<br />

living with epilepsy – Jane BERNAL<br />

Mortality in people with IDD in England – Gyles GLOVER<br />

The impact of the Confidential Inquiry into premature deaths of people with ID in England – Pauline HESLOP<br />

Causes of death in adults with ID in the disability service system in NSW – Preeyaporn SRASUEBKUL<br />

Examining mortality over a decade for people with ID in the United States – Emily LAUER<br />

CBMH-10 Assessment and treatment of challenging behaviour – Moderated by Room 204<br />

Arturo LANGA<br />

Effects of thinning positive plus negative reinforcement using chained schedules during treatment of<br />

destructive behaviour with functional communication training – Amanda ZANGRILLO<br />

A consecutive case review of token systems used to reduce problem behaviour in individuals with<br />

developmental delays – Mindy SCHEITHAUER<br />

The role of behavioural flexibility in challenging behavior – Jennifer ZARCONE<br />

Comparing the outcomes of a functional analysis to the outcomes of the Questions About Behavior Function<br />

Scale – Jonathan SCHMIDT<br />

FAM-7 Adulthood & aging – Moderated by Malin BROBERG Room 205<br />

A family experience when a member has an ID: What does aging bring? – Tal ARATEN-BERGMAN<br />

Family relationships and support for self-determination: The lived experience of adults with ID – Bernadette<br />

CURRYER<br />

‘Love labour’ and caring for older people with ID within the family home environment – Rebecca MURPHY<br />

Questioning the feasibility of the implementation of contemporary policy in Ireland: The narratives of family<br />

caregivers supporting older people with ID – Rebecca MURPHY<br />

INCR-5 Community, voice & identity – Moderated by Esther JOOSA Room 206<br />

Development of an inclusive methodological research framework for individuals with DS: Social and semiotic<br />

approaches and arts-informed research – Esther JOOSA<br />

Talk about ID identity and future aspirations: Preliminary findings – David CHARNOCK<br />

Co-design for community inclusion – Nicola CRATES<br />

QOL-7 Supports Intensity Scale – Moderated by James THOMPSON Room 207<br />

Evidence and perspectives from the US: Creating an annual review protocol to determine the need for SIS-A<br />

reassessment – James THOMPSON<br />

Preliminary findings from SIS-C international data – Karrie SHOGREN<br />

Evidence and perspectives from Spain: Findings from research on the Spanish translation of the SIS-A and SIS-<br />

C – Veronica GUILLEN<br />

SIS-C and SIS-A in Italy: The ANFFAS experimental sample using atrici” framework (D) – Luigi CROCE<br />

INE-6 Inclusive education supports – Moderated by Judith NEILANDS Room 208<br />

Challenging the application of behaviour management strategies in a special education needs school in<br />

Perth, Western Australia – Jocelyn CLEGHORN<br />

Student-focussed planning for students with ASD: Knowledge, perspectives and experiences – Roshini<br />

CHANDROO<br />

Engaging bodies: A classroom-based assessment of movement problem-solving for students with<br />

developmental disabilities – Lindsey GALE<br />

Benefits of training occupational therapists on low cost assistive technology – Rebecca BRIGHTWELL<br />

CL-6 Social media – Moderated by Bronwyn HEMSLEY Room 209<br />

Assessing the risk of online victimization of adults with Williams syndrome – Marisa FISHER<br />

Social media use by adults with severe communication disabilities: Resilience through experience – Bronwyn<br />

HEMSLEY<br />

‘It’s helped me connect with more friends’: Impact of social media training on the social networks of rural<br />

youth with disabilities – Pammi RAGHAVENDRA<br />

Increasing online conversations for individuals who use AAC: A peer e-mentoring intervention – Emma GRACE<br />

ASD-6 Interventions 2 – Moderated by Chris OLIVER Room 210<br />

Outcomes for the ‘Growing Up With Autism’ programme in New Zealand – Martyn MATTHEWS<br />

The profile of and subgroups within young children with ASD receiving early intervention in Singapore –<br />

Kenneth POON<br />

Peers’ knowledge of autism and attitudes towards their classmates with ASD in inclusive schools: Measuring<br />

the effects of an educational intervention – Sofia MAVROPOULOU<br />

Investigating racial disparities in age of initial receipt of developmental therapies among a nationally<br />

representative sample of children with ASD – Marissa YINGLING<br />

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