Rehabilitation of the Severly Brain-Injured Adult : A Practical Approach/
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TextPublication details: Cheltenham Stanley Thrones c1999Edition: 2nd EditionDescription: xvii,314p.: ill.; 24cmISBN: - 0748733523
- RC350.4 .G55 1999
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Includes Bibliographical references and Index
The nature and consequences of brain injury; theories of recovery following brain injury; physical changes following brain injury; psychological consequences of brain injury; psychiatric changes following brain injury; assessment of the brain-injured adult; learning approaches following brain injury; management of the brain-injured patient in the acute stage of recovery; retraining physical skills in functional settings; improving cognitive abilities in functional settings; enhancing behavioural control in functional settings; social-skills retraining following severe brain injury; facilitating community reintegration; work skills; future directions.
There has been a growing research interest in all aspects of rehabilitation and management of brain-injured adults with an accompanying increase in knowledge of the problems faced by brain-injured adults. This new knowledge is fully reflected in the extensive revisions which have been made for this edition.
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