Cognitive rehabilitation: Learning from experience and planning ahead

Journal/Book: Neurorehabilitation. 1997; 8: Customer Relations Manager, Bay 15, Shannon Industrial, Estate Co, Clare, Ireland. Elsevier Sci Ireland Ltd. 13-19.

Abstract: Cognitive rehabilitation has evolved to be a common clinical practice, despite questions regarding the scientific basis for its effectiveness. A selective interpretation of existing studies suggests that non-specific treatment factors play an important role in the efficacy of cognitive rehabilitation. Some future directions for the science and practice of cognitive rehabilitation are discussed.

Note: Article Cicerone KD, Jfk Johnson Rehabil Inst, 2048 Oak Tree Rd, Edison,NJ 08820 USA

Keyword(s): cognition; cognitive remediation; neuropsychological rehabilitation; rehabilitation; CLOSED HEAD-INJURY; PROGRAM; REMEDIATION; PERFORMANCE; RECOVERY

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