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期刊名:Neuropsychological rehabilitation

缩写:NEUROPSYCHOL REHABIL

ISSN:0960-2011

e-ISSN:1464-0694

IF/分区:1.8/Q3

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Marina G Downing,Emily O&#x;Kearney,Pamela Ross et al. Marina G Downing et al.
There is considerable variability in return-to-work (RTW) outcomes for individuals with major traumatic injuries, including traumatic brain injury (TBI), spinal cord injury (SCI) and multi-trauma orthopaedic (MTO) injury. This study aimed t...
Dan Lin,Daniel Lloyd Eaves,Tom Gibbons et al. Dan Lin et al.
In this qualitative study, we explored the views of stroke survivors and informal caregivers regarding three types of mental practice for upper limb recovery: (1) action observation (AO); (2) motor imagery (MI); and (3) combined action obse...
Kyle Joseph Kelleher,Nele Demeyere,Andrea Kusec Kyle Joseph Kelleher
Depression affects approximately 30% of stroke survivors. Behavioural activation (BA) is a depression intervention based on completing positively reinforcing activities. However, post-stroke cognitive changes, like episodic memory difficult...
Yuhei Kodani,Shinsuke Nagami,Shinya Fukunaga et al. Yuhei Kodani et al.
Purpose: This scoping review aimed to synthesize evidence on the psychometric properties of measurement instruments used to assess people with aphasia (PWA) after stroke. In constructing support for PWA, a comprehensive a...
Holly Emery,Skye McDonald,Dana Wong et al. Holly Emery et al.
Interventions targeting social cognition following moderate-to-severe Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) have shown some benefit, however, there remains a need to systematically review, statistically synthesize, and evaluate these interventions t...
Alexander Street,Jonathan Pool,Sheryl Parke et al. Alexander Street et al.
Fifty percent of Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) survivors experience fatigue. Symptom management in post-acute rehabilitation, where rehabilitation adherence is essential, is lacking. Research suggests that music listening interventions could ...
Benjamin M Hampstead,Alexandru D Iordan,Robert Ploutz-Snyder et al. Benjamin M Hampstead et al.
Objectives: This single-blind, parallel groups, randomized controlled trial examined whether (1) mnemonic strategy training (MST) improved memory for face-name associations relative to vanishing cue training (VCT) and (2)...
Dana Wong,Renerus Stolwyk,David Lawson et al. Dana Wong et al.
We aimed to evaluate the acceptability, feasibility, preliminary effectiveness and costs of two eHealth maintenance interventions to sustain the longer-term effects of post-stroke memory rehabilitation compared to usual care. An observer-bl...
Mercedes González-Sánchez,Cristina Vereda Alonso Mercedes González-Sánchez
Background: Recent research has shown the effectiveness of computerized therapy in the treatment of anomia in patients with aphasia. Multisensory stimulation, the use of various types of aids for lexical access, and immediate feedback favor...
Rachel Brough,Christy Hogan,Jessie Mitchell et al. Rachel Brough et al.
Rehabilitation during community integration after acquired brain injury (ABI) focuses on supporting individuals to make sense of and manage injury-related changes in the context of occupational engagement. To improve understanding of the ro...