Neuropsychological and psychopathological problems and their management for chronic non-fatal pain patients
Suri, Kanika
Neuropsychological and psychopathological problems and their management for chronic non-fatal pain patients - [S.L]: Cerebrate 2022 - 98p 23cm
INTRODUCTION Neuropsychological aspects of all the individuals play a vital role in defining pain today. It is important to see that the psychological approach has become an integral part in the setting where various patients come from a diverse range of chronic pain complaints. The role of a psychologist and relaxation training is growing up. Especially, in the recent years where, programs such as multidisciplinary pain clinics have come. Programs such as these play a very important role in the treatment today. The analgesia or the medicines can help the patient to a certain extent but the psychological intervention helps in healing the patient from the deeper roots. Thus multi-dimensional factors involving the environment, personality and adaptations are studied. The present study was planned to evaluate the cognitive disruptions in our memory as working memory, mini-mental-status examination and psychopathological problems as anxiety & depression in the chronic non-malignant pain patients. This has largely remained an unexplored area, nevertheless, vital in order to have an insight to the significance of relaxation training and psychological management.
9781805452287
Neuropsychology
Pain
Psychopathology
WL 704
Neuropsychological and psychopathological problems and their management for chronic non-fatal pain patients - [S.L]: Cerebrate 2022 - 98p 23cm
INTRODUCTION Neuropsychological aspects of all the individuals play a vital role in defining pain today. It is important to see that the psychological approach has become an integral part in the setting where various patients come from a diverse range of chronic pain complaints. The role of a psychologist and relaxation training is growing up. Especially, in the recent years where, programs such as multidisciplinary pain clinics have come. Programs such as these play a very important role in the treatment today. The analgesia or the medicines can help the patient to a certain extent but the psychological intervention helps in healing the patient from the deeper roots. Thus multi-dimensional factors involving the environment, personality and adaptations are studied. The present study was planned to evaluate the cognitive disruptions in our memory as working memory, mini-mental-status examination and psychopathological problems as anxiety & depression in the chronic non-malignant pain patients. This has largely remained an unexplored area, nevertheless, vital in order to have an insight to the significance of relaxation training and psychological management.
9781805452287
Neuropsychology
Pain
Psychopathology
WL 704
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