Programme
The conference programme will run from 8:20am Wednesday 7 November through to approximately 5:00pm on Friday 9 November 2012.
A pre-conference workshop will be held on Tuesday 6 November. Further information about workshops is available here.
Please click here to view the final conference programme (pdf, 514KB).
Please see the documents below for each day's conference abstracts:
Please see the documents below for each day's conference abstracts:
ASID Awards
The following Awards were presented during the ASID 2012 Conference.
FELLOW OF ASID
In recognition of exceptional and significant contribution to the field of intellectual disability.
PROFESSOR NICK LENNOX
(MBBS, BMEDSC, DIPOBST, FRACGP)
Director of the Centre for Intellectual and Developmental Disability
The School of Population Health
University of Queensland
For his contribution across several fields, including:
- RESEARCH
- SERVICE PROVISION
- ADVOCACY / SELF ADVOCACY
- TEACHING AND STAFF TRAINING
ASID RESEARCH GRANT ($5000)
Award to:
DR NATHAN J WILSON
Lecturer (Teaching and Research)
Faculty of Health Sciences
University of Sydney
Sydney, NSW
and
DR PATSIE FRAWLEY
Research Fellow
Living with Disabilities Research Group
School of Allied Health
La Trobe University
Melbourne, Victoria
For proposal: "Sexuality during Transition to Adulthood: framing the tension between unwanted risks and promoting a healthy sexuality".
Conference Theme
The conference theme is Unity in Diversity: different perspectives, common purpose.
The theme acknowledges:
- The rich diversity of perspectives that contribute to our shared knowledge base – philosophies and values, cultural diversity related to ethnicity, place in the lifespan, gender, as well as different consumer perspectives
- A desire across Australasia to move from splintered and uncoordinated support frameworks to a more integrated approach to individuals, family and social groups, and communities.
Programme Abbreviations
TOPIC | ABBREVIATION |
Bioethics | Bioethics |
Legal issues and developments in forensics | Forensics |
Cultural and social contexts | Cultural |
Values into practice | Values |
Health and wellbeing across the lifespan | Health |
STREAM | ABBREVIATION |
Research | R |
Practice | P |
Lived Experience | LE |