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Rehabilitation specialists will need to adopt an eclectic manage-ment approach. Effective management of cognitive disorders requires drawing on a broad range of traditions, including behavioral, sociological, psychological, and neuropsychological disciplines.
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oriented cognitive rehabilitation interventions that aim to (i) draw on retained strengths to support adaptive behaviour; and (ii) achieve optimum levels of wellbeing by targeting performance on personally relevant goals (Clare, 2008). The manual is not a comprehensive account of cognitive rehabilitation (CR) however, and
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Sep 19, 2003 · This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction. What Is a Theoretical Model? Theoretical Approaches Specific to Cognitive Rehabilitation. Other Models and Theoretical Approaches Relevant to Cognitive Rehabilitation. More Wide-ranging Theoretical Approaches.
- Barbara A. Wilson
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Mar 2, 2012 · guidelines for cognitive rehabilitation have made it now possible to offer clinical practitioners of cognitive rehabilitation, treatment strategies that are based upon scientific, empirical evidence.
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- RESEARCH ON ASSESSMENT INSTRUMENTS
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TABLE 2: Cognitive rehabilitation remedial approaches: cognitive-prcepmd impairment Dynamic Deficit specific Multicontext Transfer of training Cognitive remediation Dynamic interactional A re-training approach DIA dynamic interactional assessments Instruments: *LOTCA, RBMT, BIT Instruments: DVPA, CMT, TCA Unilateral inattention battery DynamicJcogn...
Process oriented and postural control: a quadraphonic approach Evaluation battery in dormation processing, problem identification and postural test, Functional assessment and observation Neurofunctional model Observation and functional assessment; also basic skills assessment Model of human occupation Instruments: questionnaires, interviews, role c...
Research data on measurement properties of assessment instruments are reported or are being processed for the following four cognitive models. Stud- ies centre on reliability and validity of instruments and on their differentiat- ing power between groups.
Generally research studies on cognitive-perceptual components in occupa- tional therapy are very limited and not systematic. Many studies are without reference to any particular model or approach, and provide only portions of non-integrated information. This review is divided into studies on evaluation instruments and those on treatment of cognitiv...
The eight occupational therapy cognitive models for intervention presented are based on common assumptions stemming from similar knowledge areas, but they are different in some of the ways these are integrated into a practice model. The models are in various stages of development and research, there- fore it is essential to apply and study the effe...
- Noomi Katz
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Jan 1, 2007 · What do We Understand by the Term “cognitive Rehabilitation”? Theoretical Influences on Cognitive Rehabilitation. Changes in Rehabilitation Over the Past 25 Years. Current Approaches to Rehabilitation. The Practice of Rehabilitation. A Case Study to Illustrate the Process of Cognitive Rehabilitation. Summary and Conclusions. References
The process-specific approach to cognitive rehabilitation (Sohlberg & Mateer, 1989) is founded in cognitive theory, which identifies specific cognitive processes disturbed by brain illnesses.
