HEM 517 - Rehabilitation Nursing

It acquires the theoretical knowledge and application skills necessary for the practitioner to implement the initiative to improve the individual's functional capacity and quality of life.

Definition of psychological rehabilitation, definition of psychology, physiology and behavior, memory, personality and psychosocial development, therapies, social support and health, neuropsychological disorders, intelligence and intelligence disorders, stress, disability, disability, definition of rehabilitation, disability, disability, definition of disability, classification, post-traumatic stress syndrome, depression and ways of coping, psychosocial rehabilitation in visual and hearing impairment, psychosocial rehabilitation in physical disabilities, psychosocial rehabilitation in disabled children and chronic diseases, patient psychology and approaches, illness-related crises, chronic pain,

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