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Reminiscence Therapy For Prevention Of Post-Stroke Anxiety And Depression In Adults, Carly Porter
Reminiscence Therapy For Prevention Of Post-Stroke Anxiety And Depression In Adults, Carly Porter
Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies Capstone Presentations (Center City)
Introduction
Anxiety and depression are prevalent after a stroke.1,2 Peer support is a non-pharmacologic intervention utilized to manage post-stroke anxiety and depression with inconsistent results.3 Reminiscence therapy is an intervention that has been studied in the dementia population but is a relatively new intervention for the stroke population and has the potential to impact the psychological care provided to stroke patients.4
Stimulant Medication Use In Children/Adolescent Athletes With Adhd Reduce The Recovery Time Of Concussions And Traumatic Brain Injury, Matthew Lee
Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies Capstone Presentations (Center City)
Introduction
- Concussions and TBIs are well-known injuries occurring 30-50 million times a year worldwide and are commonly seen in sports.1 The majority of TBIs are mild yet still have the potential to cause lifelong detrimental effects.
- Short- and long-term complications include difficulty thinking, difficulty concentrating, changes in emotions and personality, decreased memory and sensation, and may lead to depression and dementia.2
- Especially in children and adolescents who are undergoing brain development.
- There are no known prophylactic medications, however, some studies have indicated that sympathomimetic drugs, MPH, may be neuroprotective in the setting of TBIs.
- The purpose of this …