Interactive Case Study
History of Presenting Complaint
Medical History
Medication History
Social History
Rehabilitation
Functional Assessment
Barthel Index
Functional Independence Measure
Barthel Results
Barthel Index Results
Goal Setting
depression effect rehab
Week One Team Meeting
physical measures
Physiotherapist
Occupational Therapist
Neuropsychology
Speech Pathologist
Speech Pathology and Rehab
Expressive Dysphasia
General Practitioner
Nurse
Clinical Psychologist
Dietitian
Modified Diet
modified food standards
MNA-SF
MNA
Dietitian continued
Week Two Team Meeting
week 2 physical measures
Physiotherapist
Multidisciplinary Pain Management Program
Occupational Therapist
Social Worker
Speech Pathologist
General Practitioner
Treating Shoulder Pain
Nurse
Sleep Hygeine
Clincial Psychologist
Dietitian
Week 3 Team Meeting
Barthel Index Reassessment
week 3 physical measures
Physiotherapist
recovery
Occupational Therapist
Speech Pathologist
General Practitioner
Ongoing Medical Care
Nurse
Nursing Advice
Clinical Psychologist
Dietitian
Dietary advice and meal plan
Pharmacist
Concerns regarding statin therapy
Neurological Rehabilitation Clinic
Barthel Index final assessment
Case Summary
Objectives
Resources
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
Which of the following statements are true of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)? Please select your response/s and submit your answer for feedback.
CBT aims to assist the person with an anxiety disorder to understand the role that our thoughts play in increasing our level of anxiety. This helps them to understand that how you think affects how you feel, and that your emotions influence your behaviour
Relaxation and breathing control are often used as part of CBT to treat anxiety
CBT works best if used in conjunction with pharmacologic treatment
In CBT, people learn to change old thinking patterns and habits and condition their minds to think and respond differently
CBT works by teaching people to avoid whatever causes their anxiety