3.5 CE Credits: JINS Special Issue: INS 50th Anniversary – Theory & Practice (JINS 23:9-10, 2017): CE Bundle 1
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2.5 CE Credits: JINS Special Issue: INS 50th Anniversary – Neuropsychiatric Disorders (JINS 23:9-10, 2017): CE Bundle 3
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Physical Activity and Brain Plasticity
PLEASE NOTE: CE credits may only be earned for reading ALL of the articles in this special issue. On this page you may review the learning objectives for the entire series, as well as the titles and authors for each individual article included in this issue. CLICK HERE to view the abstracts for each article […]
11 CE Credits (credit only available for entire issue). SPECIAL ISSUE: Human Brain Connectivity in the Modern Era. JINS 22:2 (2016)
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Frontotemporal dementia: Assessment, management and considerations for culturally diverse and low resource settings
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Episode 134 | The Neuropsychology of Stroke – With Dr. Ronald Lazar
In this episode, we discuss the neuropsychology of stroke with Dr. Ronald Lazar. Specific topics covered include definitions of cerebrovascular terminology, stroke epidemiology, neurovascular anatomy, neuroimaging techniques, risk factors, health disparities, prognosis, mental health factors, and both acute and long-term treatment strategies.
Episode 68 | Obstructive Sleep Apnea and Neuropsychology – With Dr. Mark Aloia
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a disorder of breathing during sleep. It can lead to both sleep fragmentation and hypoxia, it has a negative impact on cardiovascular functioning, and it is associated with various neurobiological, cognitive, and emotional sequelae. OSA is underdiagnosed in the general population, and even following successful diagnosis the most popular treatment (positive airway pressure [PAP] devices) is not always well tolerated, leading to low treatment adherence. Given that OSA impacts the brain and behavior, that it is underdiagnosed, and that successful intervention requires a significant behavior change (e.g., PAP adherence), neuropsychologists have a significant role to play in this public health issue. In the current episode, John and Ryan speak with Dr. Mark Aloia about various aspects of OSA, including an in-depth discussion of cognitive/emotional effects of the condition, as well as motivational interviewing techniques to improve PAP adherence.
Measurement and Structure of Cognition across the world: Cultural and language considerations
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