The effectiveness of rehabilitation for cognitive deficits
The effectiveness of rehabilitation for cognitive deficits
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认知缺陷康复的有效性
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2005
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通讯作者:
D. Wade
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P. Halligan;D. Wade
1. Introduction HISTORICAL AND CONCEPTUAL ISSUES 2. A history of cognitive rehabilitation 3. Cognitive rehabilitation and its relationship to cognitive-neuropsychological rehabilitation 4. Fundamentals of cognitive rehabilitation 5. Applying the WHO ICF framework to the rehabilitation of patients with cognitive deficits 6. Methodological issues in evaluating the effectiveness of cognitive rehabilitation ATTENTIONAL DISORDERS 7. Attentional behaviour: varieties, deficits and theoretical accounts 8. Testing speed and control: the assessment of attentional impairments 9. Treating attentional impairments: review with a particular focus on naturalistic action rehabilitation 10. Can disabilities from attentional impairments be effectively treated? MEMORY DISORDERS 11. The neuroanatomy of memory 12. The assessment of memory 13. Can memory impairment be effectively treated? 14. The effective treatment of memory-related disabilities SPOKEN LANGUAGE DISORDERS 15. Language: cognitive models and functional anatomy 16. Tried, tested and trusted? Language assessment for rehabilitation 17. Language deficits: the efficacy of impairment-based treatments 18. Can speech and language therapy affect activity and participation levels? A review of the literature EXECUTIVE DISORDERS 19. Theories of frontal lobe executive function - clinical applications 20. Assessment of executive dysfunction 21. Can executive impairments be effectively treated? 22. Rehabilitation of executive deficits: effective treatment of related disabilities COGNITIVE REHABILITATION THEORY 23. For a theory of cognitive rehabilitation: progress in the decade of the brain 24. The neural basis for a theory of cognitive rehabilitation PATHOLOGY-BASED OUTCOMES 25. Cognitive rehabilitation outcomes for traumatic brain injury 26. Outcome of cognitive rehabilitation in clinical stroke services 27. Cognitive rehabilitation in early-stage dementia: evidence, practice and future directions