What You’ll Discover in Anysia Ensslen-Boggs Stroke Recovery Strategies Functional Cognition through Neuroplasticity
- Faculty:
- Anysia Ensslen-Boggs
- Duration:
- 5 Hours 42 Minutes
- Format:
- Audio and Video
- Copyright:
- August 01, 2018
Description
Stroke It can have a profound effect on patients and their families and drastically alters all aspects of your life. Cognitive deficits as a result of stroke may have a permanent impact on all activities carried out during a patient’s daily life, and lead to accelerated physical decline as well as increased falls risks. These may include problems with attention, orientation and memory, thought organization, reasoning, problem solving, and thinking. Many times, the patient is unaware of these issues or the complications they can cause. Reciprocal professionals must be able to identify these deficiencies and understand how they can affect the patient’s ability and performance in ADL’s and discharge plans.
This recording will provide the most current evidence-You will learn about cognitive deficits and how they impact stroke recovery. Learn how to apply principles from experience-You can use dependent neuroplasticity to identify and implement functional treatment goals that will help your patients maintain or improve their current function. This recording will enhance your ability apply patient therapies.-Focused interventions that encourage independent language completion-ADL’s that are based on the patient’s goals and outcomes. To maximize reimbursement for skilled services, you will be taught how to properly document patient goals and outcomes.
Handouts
| Manual Stroke Recovery Strategies (10.58 MB) | 156 Pages | Available after Purchase |
Outline
Cognitive Deficits Review
- Stroke Etiology
- Neuroanatomy
- Orientation & awareness
- Attention
- Memory
- High-Level cognitive deficits in right CVA
Effect of cognitive deficiencies on swallowing
- Feeding
- Changes in diet and other recommendations
- Swallowing strategies
Assessment of Cognitive Deficits Stroke
- SLUMS
- MOCA
- Other screening and standardized assessments
- Establishing functional treatment objectives
Neuroplasticity
- What is neuroplasticity?
- 10 Principles of Experience-Dependent Neuroplasticity?
- Neuroplasticity See also Evidence-Based Practice
- Application to Levels of Assistance and the Cueing Hierarchy
Interventions
- Techniques for stroke, cognition and fall prevention
- Strategies for eating and swallowing
- Cueing hierarchy and levels of assistance
- To achieve functional treatment goals, neuroplasticity must be encouraged
- Improving completion of ADL’s by improving cognition
- Executive Functioning and patient safety
- Demonstrations of cognitive intervention
Effectively communicating with other disciplines
- Cognitive goals in OT and PT
- Interdisciplinary treatment plans/co-Treat
- Family/caregiver/staff education
- How safe is this patient at home with discharge plans?
Documentation Tips & Techniques
- Goal-Writing
- Patient outcomes
- Justification for medical necessity
- ICD-10 and Medicare Guidelines
Case Studies
- Review of case studies from small inter-Discipline groups
- Application of knowledge
Faculty
Anysia Ensslen-Boggs, ED.D., MS, CCC-SLP Similar seminars and products 1
ANYSIA ENSSLEN-BOGGS, ED.D, MS, CCC-SLPA licensed Speech Therapist is-A Language Pathologist with nearly 10 years experience in a range of clinical settings including outpatient rehab, acute care, and homecare. She has been a supervisor for graduate students in three of these settings, as well as a supervisor for clinical fellowship years. She has extensive experience in working with adults with strokes in outpatient care and community rehabilitative settings.-Entry program. She is currently employed in a skilled nursing facility in central Pennsylvania. Dr. Ensslen is also an instructor for Project IMPRESS.-Bloomsburg University. From the University of Kentucky in Lexington, she received her doctorate of educational leadership. Her dissertation research centered on the supervision and clinical training of speech therapists.-Graduate students in language pathology. In her current work setting, Dr. Ensslen’s caseload consists primarily of geriatric patients with cognitive-Language and swallowing difficulties
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