Cognitive and Psychological Outcomes After COVID 19

You will receive certificate for one CEU hour on completion of the video and the evaluation. 

Description

This presentation will address cognitive sequelae of COVID 19 including delirium syndromes, but also stroke, and hypoxic injuries as well as potential mechanisms of these acute and chronic brain injuries, longer term outcomes (as they become available) and explore how to adapt traditional brain injury evaluations and treatment for this special population.

Presenters

Julieanne Shulman PsyD

Dr. Shulman is the Chief of Rehabilitation Psychology and Neuropsychology at Burke Rehabilitation Hospital.

Jamie Twaite PhD

Dr. Twaite is a Clinical Neuropsychologist at Burke Rehabilitation Hospital.

Objectives

Attendees will:

Understand known and posited mechanisms of brain injury in COVID

Understand psychological sequelae and how to best identify them during and following COVID

Understand the role of the psychologist and neuropsychologist in caring for COVID patients across the continuum of care

Webinar Instructions

1. Sign up for an account or log in to an existing account
2. Once you check out, a new page will pop up noting your order has been received. Click the blue webinar title.
3. On the next page, click Continue on the right side of the page (under the picture)
4. The video will appear. Click the white arrow in the middle of the video to view.
5. When you are done watching, click the Complete box below the video
6. The Evaluation will open. Fill that out and click the Submit button.
7. A new page with dialogue will pop up. Click the Complete box. A blank evaluation will appear. Ignore the blank evaluation. Click the Finish Course box in the upper right.

The Brain Injury Association of New York State, Inc. is recognized by the New York State Education Department as an approved provider of continuing education in the following professions:  physical therapy and physical therapy assistant; speech-language pathologists and audiologists; licensed social workers, occupational therapists and/or occupational therapy assistants and CTLE (continuing teacher and leader education).  

Certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS) Certificates and Certificates of Attendance are also available.