Neurorehabilitation in Parkinson's disease
Subtitle: an evidence-based treatment model
By: [edited by] Marilyn Trail, Elizabeth Protas, Eugene C. Lai.
Contributors: Trail, Marilyn.; Protas, Elizabeth.; Lai, Eugene C.
Publisher: SLACK Inc.
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Thorofare, NJ
Language: eng
Number of pages: 361
ISBN-13: 9781556427718
Subjects: Parkinson's disease -- Patients -- Rehabilitation.; Evidence-based medicine.; Parkinson Disease -- rehabilitation.; Evidence-Based Medicine.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: value: Overview of Parkinson's disease: clinical features, diagnosis and management / Gabriel Hou, Eugene C. Lai; value: Neuroplasticity: implications for Parkinson's disease / Sheila Mun-Bryce; value: Assessments and outcome measures for Parkinson's disease / Aliya Sarwar, Marilyn Trail, Eugene C. Lai; value: Cognitive impairments associated with Parkinson's disease / Michele K. York, Julie A. Alvarez; value: Psychosocial issues in Parkinson's disease / Naomi Nelson; value: Physical therapy treatment and home programming for patients with Parkinson's disease / Rhonda Stanley, Elizabeth Protas; value: Gait characteristics and intervention strategies in patients with Parkinson's disease / Dennis Brunt, Mark Bishop, Elizabeth Protas; value: Optimizing movement and preventing falls in Parkinson's disease: strategies for patients and caregivers / Meg E. Morris ... [et al.]; value: An occupational therapy model of treatment for Parkinson's disease / Marilyn Trail; value: Developing an occupational therapy home program for patients with Parkinson's disease / Nancy Lowenstein, Linda Tickle-Degnen; value: Voice and speech disorders in Parkinson's disease and their treatment / Cynthia Fox ... [et al.]; value: Parkinson disease and swallowing: neural control, disorders, and treatment techniques / Leslie A. Mahler ... [et al.]; value: A speech therapy home program for patients with Parkinson's disease / Cynthia Fox ... [et al.]; value: Assistive and adaptive technology to enhance functional performance in patients with Parkinson's disease / Mary Frances Baxter.