Cognitive remediation (CR) has been shown to improve cognitive abilities following a stroke.
However, an updated quantitative literature review is needed to synthesize recent research …

Background More than 135 million people worldwide live with acquired brain injury (ABI)
and its many psychosocial sequelae. This growing global burden necessitates scalable …

Objective: Rehabilitation of memory after stroke remains an unmet need. Telehealth delivery
may overcome barriers to accessing rehabilitation services. Method: We conducted a non …

Objectives: Memory deficits are common after stroke, yet remain a high unmet need within
the community. The aim of this phase II randomized controlled trial was to determine …

Aim To evaluate the effects of computerized cognitive training on the cognitive functions of
stroke patients. Background With increased publications on computerized cognitive training …

Objective Patient feedback is rarely gathered systematically in cognitive rehabilitation
research. This study examined the perceptions and experiences of people with traumatic …

Purpose: Exploring the views of those impacted by stroke is key to the design of an effective
and appropriate cognitive rehabilitation intervention for post-stroke cognitive impairment …

Smartphones are useful compensatory memory aids, yet training on how to use them is
seldom offered as part of rehabilitation for acquired brain injuries (ABIs). We aimed to …

Purpose: Deficits in memory are common following stroke and have been independently
linked with poorer outcomes. Outcomes and best-practice processes of post-stroke memory …

Background Cognitive impairment in people with multiple sclerosis (pwMS) negatively
impacts daily function and quality of life (QoL). Prior studies of cognitive rehabilitation in …