Issues in Cognitive Rehabilitation
Margaretha Margaretha
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Margaretha Margaretha
Abstract
The attempts to restore impaired human thinking have been recorded through out the history; from the natural techniques to the advance cognitive neuropsychology approach. Nowadays, cognitive rehabilitation efforts have been developed to optimalize brain functions after brain trauma. However , there are still many key issues that should be addressed in understanding the effectivity of cognitive rehabilitation, such as whether the complex cognitive process can be improved by training and whether these methods used have a meaningful impact on individual functioning. Moreover, confounding results of several cognitive rehabilitation studies are also found. Thus this paper would confer some issues about the effectivity of cognitive rehabilitation by discussion gained from a review of evidence‐based research.
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The attempts to restore impaired human thinking have been recorded through out the history; from the natural techniques to the advance cognitive neuropsychology approach. Nowadays, cognitive rehabilitation efforts have been developed to optimalize brain functions after brain trauma. However , there are still many key issues that should be addressed in understanding the effectivity of cognitive rehabilitation, such as whether the complex cognitive process can be improved by training and whether these methods used have a meaningful impact on individual functioning. Moreover, confounding results of several cognitive rehabilitation studies are also found. Thus this paper would confer some issues about the effectivity of cognitive rehabilitation by discussion gained from a review of evidence‐based research.
Key concepts: Rehabilitation, Cognition, Neuropsychology, Cognitive rehabilitation therapy, Cognitive neuropsychology, Psychology, Cognitive psychology, Physical medicine and rehabilitation