International Journal of Language & Communication Disorders · 1978 · 30 citations · 7 references
Dysphasic Stroke PatientsStroke RehabilitationMedicineVascular Cognitive DisorderStroke-related ConditionCerebrovascular DiseaseEducationTherapeutic RelationshipGraphical RepresentationRehabilitationNeurologyMutual InfluenceCouple TherapyCerebral Blood FlowNeuropathologyStrokeFamily Therapy
Summary This paper investigates the mutual influence which dysphasic stroke patients and their relatives have on each other. Evidence is presented which indicates some of the difficulties a spouse might have and their repercussions for the patient. The method used, structures interview data and produces a graphical representation of the relationship. This provides an overview which is easily understood and thus helps the spouse to decide how best to cope. The paper concludes with a discussion of the advantages of using this system as an adjunct to speech therapy.
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Barbara M. Korsch, Vida Francis Negrete · Scientific American · 1972 · 809 citations
An Introduction to Geriatrics.
Annals of Internal Medicine · 1966 · 37 citations