BookMaggi A. Budd, Sigmund Hough, Stephen T. Wegener, William Stiers, editors.
Contents:
Basics and Biopsychosocial Practicalities
Information gathering and documentation
Language of rehabilitation
Basic lab findings
Neurology of neuropsychology
Neurology
Imaging basics
Everyday psychopharmacology
Practical ethics
Models of adaptation and resilience
Disability models
Social participation and ability/disability
Forensic issues: health care proxy, advance directives, and guardianship
Populations, Problems, and Procedures
Traumatic brain injury
Stroke
Neurological tumors.? Spinal cord injury
Multiple sclerosis
Sensory impairments
Spine, back, and musculoskeletal disorders
Amputation
Total joint replacement
Developmental similarities and differences: congenital and acquired disabilities
Pediatric rehabilitation psychology
Geriatric rehabilitation psychology
Organ transplantation patients
Intensive care patients.-Cardiovascular disease patients
Pain
Delirium
Suicidality
Substance abuse
Severe mental illness
Conversion disorder
Treatment adherence to prevent secondary complications
Sexual health
Sleep issues
Fatigue.-Obesity
Burns
Respiratory and pulmonary disorders
Decision making capacity and competency
Adaptive/assistive technology
Incorporating accreditation standards
Behavioral medicine: nutrition, medication management, exercise
Biofeedback
Group psychotherapy
Assessment and Practical Intervention
Neurological exam: mental status, cranial nerves, and motor systems
Assessing acute mental status changes
Differentiating dementias and delirium
Depression and anxiety assessment
Cognitive assessment
Evaluating for opioid use
Behavioral activation: smart goals
Psychotherapy
Interventions: family adaptation
Coping effectiveness training.? Self-management.? Cognitive retraining and remediation
Interventions to increase resilience and adaptation
Managing challenging patients (countertransference, resistance, apathy, anger, etc.)
Vocation and recreation
Consultation and Advocacy
Models of consultation
Interdisciplinary teams
Practice Management and Administration
CPT and billing codes
Burnout prophylactics: professional self-care
Research and Self Evaluation
Research made useful for clinicians
Using technology to practice evidence-based medicine
Systematic program evaluation and improvement activities .