Accurately stage dementia is Archive: and use staging level to modify treatmentDifferentiate the forms of memory and the dementia diagnosis associated with each formDocumentation and medical necessity in accordance with Medicare guidelinesThe role of medications and neurotransmitters in dementiaIn this invaluable workshop you will learn the characteristics of dementia for effective differentiation of dementia as well as how to accurately stage your patients..
Archive: Accurately stage dementia and use staging level to modify treatmentDifferentiate the forms of memory and the dementia diagnosis associated with each formDocumentation and medical necessity in accordance with Medicare guidelinesThe role of medications and neurotransmitters in dementiaIn this invaluable workshop you will learn the characteristics of dementia for effective differentiation of dementia as well as how to accurately stage your patients.
You is will walk away with an array of therapeutic approaches based on the patient’s diagnosis and stage level for successful intervention..
You will walk away with an array of therapeutic approaches based on the patient’s diagnosis and stage level for successful intervention.
This seminar is will broaden your understanding of memory and pharmacology and provide evidence-based direct and indirect interventions to help you find the right approach for each patient..
This seminar will broaden your understanding of memory and pharmacology and provide evidence-based direct and indirect interventions to help you find the right approach for each patient.
you is Additionally, will discover how to fully comply with the recent Medicare policies (Jimmo v. Sebelius) and how these changes will impact treatment of your patients.Key benefits of watching:Differentiate cortical and sub-cortical, static and dynamic, and reversible cognitive impairmentDetermine the patient’s stages of dementia to modify intervention practicesDifferentiate the forms of memory and the dementia diagnosis associated with each formDocument cognitive therapy for adult patients with dementia in accordance with Medicare guidelinesUtilize peer-reviewed research regarding treatment strategiesExplain environmental adaptations utilized for the patient with dementiaUtilize visual cues during therapy to facilitate memoryUnderstand Jimmo v. Sebelius and the big implications for cognitive therapyExplain the differences between cortical and sub-cortical dementias.Accurately stage the patient with cognitive impairment.Utilize the patient’s staging level to design/modify treatment interventions.Differentiate the forms of memory and the dementia diagnosis associated with each form.Discuss one functional long-term goal and two functional short-term goals for cognitive therapy.Employ appropriate therapeutic intervention strategies for different cognitive impairments.Differentiation of DementiasCortical & Sub-corticalStatic or Dynamic/ReversibleEtiology of Various DementiasAlzheimer’sParkinson’sVascular DementiaHuntington’sLewy BodyFrontotemporal DementiaWilson’sPSPCerebral DegenerationBasil Ganglia DegenerationStages of Dementia/Clinical StagingIdentification of Models of Memory & Their Relationship to DementiaEtiology & SymptomsSensory MemoryWorking MemoryDeclarative MemoryNon-declarative MemoryMedicare Compliance, Medical Necessity, GoalWritingJimmo v. Sebelius – Impact on treatmentEvaluation TestsBrief Cognitive Rating ScaleGlobal Deterioration ScaleSt..
Additionally, you will discover how to fully comply with the recent Medicare policies (Jimmo v. Sebelius) and how these changes will impact treatment of your patients.Key benefits of watching:Differentiate cortical and sub-cortical, static and dynamic, and reversible cognitive impairmentDetermine the patient’s stages of dementia to modify intervention practicesDifferentiate the forms of memory and the dementia diagnosis associated with each formDocument cognitive therapy for adult patients with dementia in accordance with Medicare guidelinesUtilize peer-reviewed research regarding treatment strategiesExplain environmental adaptations utilized for the patient with dementiaUtilize visual cues during therapy to facilitate memoryUnderstand Jimmo v. Sebelius and the big implications for cognitive therapyExplain the differences between cortical and sub-cortical dementias.Accurately stage the patient with cognitive impairment.Utilize the patient’s staging level to design/modify treatment interventions.Differentiate the forms of memory and the dementia diagnosis associated with each form.Discuss one functional long-term goal and two functional short-term goals for cognitive therapy.Employ appropriate therapeutic intervention strategies for different cognitive impairments.Differentiation of DementiasCortical & Sub-corticalStatic or Dynamic/ReversibleEtiology of Various DementiasAlzheimer’sParkinson’sVascular DementiaHuntington’sLewy BodyFrontotemporal DementiaWilson’sPSPCerebral DegenerationBasil Ganglia DegenerationStages of Dementia/Clinical StagingIdentification of Models of Memory & Their Relationship to DementiaEtiology & SymptomsSensory MemoryWorking MemoryDeclarative MemoryNon-declarative MemoryMedicare Compliance, Medical Necessity, GoalWritingJimmo v. Sebelius – Impact on treatmentEvaluation TestsBrief Cognitive Rating ScaleGlobal Deterioration ScaleSt.