Kimberly R. Wilson – A Home Health Approach to Traditional Rehabilitation

TBI and other neurological disorders can often be accompanied by cognitive disorders. This cluster of deficits can cause problems with daily activities, safety, and goal achievement.

 Kimberly R. Wilson – A Home Health Approach to Traditional Rehabilitation

THE HOME HEALTH MODEL

• Definitions
• Both benefits and limitations
• Clientele
  • For the elderly
  • People who suffer from debilitating mental or physical illness
  • Military service personnel
• Differential Treatments

COGNITIVE FICITS

• Causes
• Signs
• Types of deficiency
• There are two types of executive functionom: cognition and executive functio

CREATING A PATIENT-CENTERED ENVIRONMENT

• Assessment
  • Standardized evaluations
    • Traditional
    • Computer-Based
  • Clinical observation
    • Key elements to survey
    • Home Evaluation
• Diagnosis
  • Severity
    • Critically reflect on the clinical observations and assessment results
  • Influencing factors
    • Medication
    • Pain
    • Family dynamics
    • Problems with mental or behavioral health
• Treatment
  • Patient-Patient and clinician should agree on the same goals
  • Strategies
    • Home Modification
    • Home Cognitive Exercise Program
  • Models of high-level therapy
    • Return to School or work
    • Hobby-Based

EDUCATION

• Patient
• Family and support systems
• Staff

CASE STUDIES

• Practice the application of the principles for patient-Care that is person-centered
  • Stroke
  • Dementia
  • Traumatic Brain Injury
• You should practice all phases of patient care-Care that is person-centered
  • Assessment/diagnosis
  • Treatment
  • Discharge

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Description:

TBI and other neurological disorders can often be accompanied by cognitive disorders. This cluster of deficits can cause problems with daily activities, safety, goal achievement, and safety. This is due to Cognitive disorders can interfere with the progress of physician-ordered therapy. to Enhance safety and functional skills for daily living.

The declining inability to Attend toFor those with cognitive impairments, difficulty in solving problems while performing a task can lead to frustration and decreased quality life. Many families of these patients experience anxiety-related issues. to their loved one’s safety in independent living, and feel helpless in aiding their loved ones in boosting cognitive success in daily life. It is essential to have a precise diagnosis and a personalised treatment plan. to improving a patient’s safety and quality of life.

This recording will teach clinicians how to do this. to Make a patient-It is a more pragmatic environment that allows for the assessment and treatment of cognitive disorders. Additional to Clinicians will get an overview of the cognitive impairments and learn how to function. to Monitor client progress to Facilitate greater universalization of techniques learned in the clinic to the patient’s home setting. Clinicians will also learn practical tips for how to help patients. to educate and incorporate the patient’s family in therapy for continued cognitive success long after discharge from formal cognitive rehabilitation.