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Core Competencies for Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation

This course is designed to provide rehab professionals with the core competencies to address some of the unique cognitive and behavioral challenges of traumatic brain injuries.

8:30 a.m.—5:30 p.m. Saturday, March 27

Approach

The interdisciplinary care and treatment of persons with TBI is one of the most challenging endeavors in the fields of medical and vocational rehabilitation. The unique pathophysiology of traumatic injury can result in a complex interaction between cognitive, behavioral, and physical sequelae. These deficits impact training and generalization and may limit the effectiveness of traditional rehabilitation interventions if not systematically addressed. Interventions require a truly interdisciplinary approach to inpatient, outpatient, and community re-entry services. This course is designed to provide rehab professionals with the core competencies to address some of the unique cognitive and behavioral challenges of TBI. Emphasis is placed on structuring all rehab interventions, regardless of discipline, to incorporate sound cognitive and behavioral management strategies in order to increase client awareness and to increase generalization of all interventions.

Audience

  • Physical therapists
  • Occupational therapists
  • Physical therapy and occupational therapy assistants
  • Speech-language pathologists
  • Nurses
  • Social workers
  • Psychologists
  • Vocational counselors


Contact hours: 8


Cost:
$175* if registered and paid by March 13
$200* if registered and paid after March 13

*Use coupon code 214-ND to receive these discounted prices on this course

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Course itinerary

Saturday, March 27
8—10:30 a.m. Introduction and breakfast (provided)
Clinical and professional competencies
Background demographics and basic pathophysiology
10—10:15 p.m. Break—snacks provided
10:15 a.m.—noon Principles for understanding Brain Injury Sequelae of TBI
Noon—1 p.m. Lunch—on your own
1—2:30 p.m. Overview of cognitive and behavioral sequelae
Interdisciplinary management strategies
2:30—2:45 p.m. Break—snacks provided
2:45—5:30 p.m. Interdisciplinary management strategies continued
5:30 p.m. Adjourn

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Course objectives

Upon completing this course, you'll be able to:
  1. Describe the role of all team members in providing specialized rehab
  2. Identify at least three recommendations for the appropriate provision on in- and outpatient rehabilitation services for persons with brain injury
  3. Identify the pathophysiology of traumatic and other acquired brain injuries
  4. Describe severity levels and recovery patterns as they relate to interventions
  5. Identify the most common cognitive sequelae of acquired brain injury and their impact on recovery and rehabilitative interventions
  6. Identify the most common behavioral and social sequelae of acquired brain injury and at least two strategies for management of confusion and agitation
  7. Identify the impact on families of persons with brain injury by identifying the stages of adjustment following ABI
  8. Identify the most common physical complaints following acquired brain injury
  9. Identify the professional competencies required of brain injury specialists, including advocacy, educator and ability to justify clinical interventions to third parties

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Speaker

Sheldon Herring, Ph.D. is the clinical program director for Traumatic Brain Injury and Young Stroke Roger C. Peace Rehabilitation Hospital in South Carolina. He oversees care for both the inpatient and outpatient brain injury populations. With a master’s degree and Ph.D. in neuropsychology from the University of Arizona, Dr. Herring has provided numerous presentations on the subject of neuro rehabilitation. Other areas of interest include cognitive remediation, behavioral management and patient care ethics. He retains professional affiliations with the South Carolina Traumatic Brain Injury Leadership Committee, was past president of the Brain Injury Alliance of South Carolina and served as a program consultant to the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities for more than ten years. Dr. Herring’s knowledge and teaching on the subject of traumatic brain injury has enriched this field of service for many years.

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How do I register?

By phone:
Call 803-802-5454 and provide the information requested on the registration form.

By Mail:
Complete the registration form and mail it to:

Motivations, Inc.
3581 Centre Circle, Suite 104
Fort Mill, SC 29715

On the Web: Visit motivationsceu.com

Contact information

Medcenter One Rehabilitation Center
Attn: Linda Schlenker
300 N. Seventh St.
Bismarck, N.D. 58501

Phone: 701.323.6192
Email: mcorehabed@mohs.org

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