International Handbook of Neuropsychological Rehabilitation

ISBN-13: 9780306461743 / Angielski / Twarda / 1999 / 381 str.

Barbara P. Uzzell; Anne-Lise Christensen; Barbara P. Uzzell

Opis

I am extraordinarily pleased to have been asked by Drs. Christensen and Uzzell to write the foreword for this handbook. This handbook is the result of the most recent of a series of con ferences held in Copenhagen, Denmark, at five-year intervals over the past 15 years, under the guidance and leadership of Dr. Anne-Lise Christensen, and under the sponsorship of the Egmont Foundation, which must be acknowledged as well for its constant support of this in ternational effort. The participants in these conferences are all internationally renowned clinicians and sci entists. These experts represent not only the area of neuropsychology, but disciplines ranging from fundamental neurophysiology and neuroanatomy, to medical and financial perspectives on neurological injury and recovery. The participants have, to a significant extent, remained re markably constant over this period, and this has allowed increasing intimacy among them both professionally and personally. One felicitous result of this camaraderie has been that the con ferences have evolved with an increased focus on topics of the broadest interest across disci plines. One aspect of such a continuing dialogue across disciplines is that specific areas of mutual interest are explored in depth, allowing cross-fertilization of ideas to occur."

Recenzje

"[...] recommend this highly readable and informative reference in neuropsychological rehabilitation. Many aspects of neuropsychological rehabilitation remain controversial, but the present text has integrated useful perspectives spanning research and clinical practice in an evenly balanced and conversant manner."
(Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation (June 2000)

Spis treści

Preface. Foreword; D.N. Cope. Acute Care Management & Brain Recovery. 1. Guidelines for Acute Head Injury Management; C. Kock-Jensen, G.M. Teasdale. 2. Brain Injury and Theories of Recovery; D.G. Stein. 3. Neuroimaging Evidence of Diaschisis and Reorganization in Stroke Recovery; G. Deutsch, J.M. Mountz. Neuropsychological Assessment. 4. Nature, Applications and Limitations of Neuropsychological Assessment Following Traumatic Brain Injury; M.D. Lezak. 5. European Brain Injury Questionnaire (EBIQ); G. Deloche, et al. 6. Novel Approaches to the Diagnosis and Treatment of Frontal Lobe Dysfunctions; E. Goldberg, D. Bougakov. Neuropsychological Rehabilitation. 7. Principles of Neuropsychological Rehabilitation: a Brief Overview; G.P. Prigatano. 8. Post-Acute Neuropsychological Rehabilitation: a Holistic Perspective; Y. Ben-Yishay. 9. Empirical Support for Neuropsychological Rehabilitation; L.E. Trexler. 10. Neuropsychological Post-Acute Rehabilitation; A.-L. Christensen. Regional Neuropsychological Rehabilitation Programs. 11. A Rehabilitation Program for Stroke; L. Diller. 12. The Therapeutic Milieu Approach; E. Daniels-Zide, Y. Ben-Yishay. 13. Milieu-Based Neurorehabilitation at the Adult Day Hospital for Neurological Rehabilitation; P. Klonoff, et al. 14. Models and Programs of the Center for Neuropsychological Rehabilitation: Fifteen Years Experience; L.E. Trexler, et al. 15. The Oliver Zangwill Centre for Neuropsychological Rehabilitation: a Partnership Between Healthcare and Rehabilitation Research; B.A. Wilson, et al. 16. INSURE Program and Modifications in Finland ; M.-L. Kaipio, et al. 17. CRBI at the University of Copenhagen ; C. Caetano, A.-L. Christensen. 18. The Delta Group Experience: TBI in France ; P. North, et al. 19. Neuropsychological Pediatric Rehabilitation at Sarah Network in Brazil; L.W. Braga, A. Campos da Paz, Jr. Planning and Financial Aspects of Neuropsychological Rehabilitation. 20. TBI Rehabilitations as an Integrated Task of Clinicians and Families: Local and National Experiences; A. Mazzucchi, et al. 21. Cognitive Rehabilitation During the Industrialization of Rehabilitation; L. Diller. 22. The Phase Model of Neurological Rehabilitation in Germany; P.M. Schönle. 23. State financed rehabilitation in Denmark; M. Pinner. State of the Art at the End of the 1990s Decade of the Brain. 24. Neuropsychological Rehabilitation; B.P. Uzzell.