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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-53783-7itourinary tract. A spectrum of voiding disorders may range from urinary retention to complex incontinence. Often, normal urinary or sexual changes are seen with aging, yet comorbid conditions are frequently present in the elderly that may complicate and predate CVA or TBI.

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Aufkl?rung von Compliance-Verst??en It is often difficult to determine why a patient is reporting a specific difficulty. In such circumstances it is important that all members of the rehabilitation team be able to recognize when to make referrals to the appropriate professional. One of the main purposes of this chapter is to inform r

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-07045-8sists of an orientation to the hospital followed by a didactic component related to care of the rehabilitation patient and a preceptorship of varying lengths dependent on previous experience. Rehabilitation nurses can become credentialed through certification in rehabilitation nursing through the As

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-04715-5tive impairment, mental illness, developmental, learning, or physical disability to maximize their independence” (AOTA). An occupational therapist’s goal is to maximize a person’s independence in all aspects of daily functioning. Various performance areas such as activities of daily living, work and

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Aufgabenstellung weiterer Versuchehe ultimate goal of this discipline is the restoration of communication competence, resolution of dysphagia, and improvement of oral motor function. The speechlanguage pathologist (SLP) works collaboratively with the acquired brain injury (ABI) survivor, family, and clinical team to create a compreh

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Hermann Hiereth,Peter Prenningernerally ill-timed and families are frequently ill-prepared for the length, uncertainty, and challenges of the post-injury process. In the literature, much has been written about “caregiver burden” and the stressful impact an ABI can have on family systems. There is increasing awareness of the import

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Hermann Hiereth,Peter Prenningerd growth or even stability at a later date. Numerous studies suggest ongoing challenges experienced by both survivors and caregivers, which can persist years after the injury, and long after rehabilitation ends, as is illustrated by the case of LV, below.