Rethinking damaged cognition: an expert opinion on cognitive rehabilitation
Cognition is frequently damaged by acquired brain injury (ABI). Impaired thinking is both a symptom in its own right and also a barrier to recovery by impacting their insight and awareness and their engagement with rehabilitation. Here we consider the aims, mechanisms and contexts when the...
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Whitehouse Publishing
2021
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/c2a9c8803acb4d24bba71955eb9fb352 |
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| Sumario: | Cognition is frequently damaged by acquired brain injury (ABI). Impaired thinking is both a symptom in its own right and also a barrier to recovery by impacting their insight and awareness and their engagement with rehabilitation. Here we consider the aims, mechanisms and contexts when the goal is to improve cognitive function in patients with ABI. |
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