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Support for a patient with cognitive communication disorder after traumatic brain injury Ikue Edama 1 , Eriko Kuribara 2 , Maki Hirayama 1 , Satoko Suzuki 1 , Mai Iida 1 1Department of Rehabilitation, Niigata Medical Center 2Department of Rehabilitation, Shinrakuen Hospital Keyword: 認知コミュニケーション障害 , 社会的認知 , ロールプレイ , 連続した支援 , cognitive communication disorder , social cognition , role-play , continuous support pp.122-130
Published Date 2012/11/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.6001100334
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 This is a report about a patient with cognitive communication disorder and various types of severe cognitive dysfunction after a traumatic brain injury. After she left hospital, cognitive communication disorder relating to social cognitive dysfunction clearly brought problems in her social life, so a program of communication training was conducted in parallel with cognitive rehabilitation. This training included role-play exercises designed to simulate actual situations in her social life. As a result, her cognitive communication ability improved, and she was able to return to work 14 months after the original injury. Possible factors that improved cognitive communication include the following: 1) improvement of cognitive function;2) appropriate communication training at an appropriate timing;3) specific exercises for each different symptom;4) cooperation with the patient's mother and others close to her;5) training incorporated into her daily and social life. Cooperative support by staff at the hospital, relatives at home, and colleagues at work resulted in the increase of the patient's social communication and eventually her return to work.


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電子版ISSN 印刷版ISSN 1349-5828 日本言語聴覚士協会

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