The relationship between awareness of deficits and rehabilitation outcome following
acquired brain injury (ABI) has yet to be established. The aim of the present review was to …

Purpose–This review provides an update on recent research findings concerning the
methods used in the assessment of anosognosia, the occurrence and subtypes of …

Purpose. To evaluate the chronic consequences of stroke in terms of activity limitations,
restricted participation and dissatisfaction from life, and the relationship between these …

Primary objective: Impaired self-awareness following a traumatic brain injury (TBI) can
reduce the effectiveness of rehabilitation, resulting in poorer outcomes. However, little is …

Background: Impairments in arm function are a common problem in stroke survivors and
have a large impact on health-related quality of life (HRQoL). Little is known about the …

INTRODUCTION: Right-hemispheric stroke can give rise to manifold neuropsychological
deficits, in particular, impairments of spatial perception which are often accompanied by …

Objective. Very few studies have investigated the predictive value of functional outcome,
social outcome and discharge destination in patients with cerebrovascular accident (CVA) …

Previous research suggests considerable heterogeneity within groups of individuals
identified as having low self-awareness or good self-awareness following acquired brain …

Purpose. Stroke occurs in many individuals of working age and can considerably disrupt
their capacity for employment and other productive activities. Few studies have examined …

In this chapter, the dynamic interactional view of cognition is presented as an alternative to
traditional deficit and syndrome-specific approaches. In this dynamic approach, the …