Module 1: Introduction to Neuropsychological Testing
Overview: Understanding the purpose and importance of neuropsychological assessments in diagnosing and treating neurological conditions.
Principles of Testing: Key cognitive domains assessed (memory, attention, etc.) and the importance of test validity and reliability.
Common Tests: Introduction to tests like WAIS, WMS, Stroop, and Trail Making.
Clinical Applications: How these tests help diagnose and tailor treatments for conditions like Alzheimer's, stroke, and TBI.
Module 2: Cognitive Functioning and Assessment Tools
Cognitive Functioning: Overview of key cognitive domains like memory, attention, and executive functions.
Assessment Tools: Explanation of tools such as WAIS, WMS, Stroop Test, and Trail Making Test and their applications in cognitive assessment.
Diagnostic Use: How tests are used to assess cognitive impairments in conditions like dementia, stroke, and brain injury.
Module 3: Advanced Applications and Disease-Specific Testing
Neurological Disorders: Using neuropsychological testing for Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, TBI, and stroke patients.
Mental Health: Assessing cognitive deficits in psychiatric conditions like schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and depression.
Forensic Neuropsychology: Testing in legal cases to evaluate competency and responsibility in criminal cases.
Module 4: Future Directions and Technology in Neuropsychology
Technological Advancements: Role of neuroimaging and AI in neuropsychology.
Rehabilitation: How testing guides cognitive rehabilitation and recovery strategies.
Future Trends: The impact of emerging technologies like VR and AI on neuropsychological testing and rehabilitation.
 
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