Cognitive Rehabilitation

Cognitive Rehabilitation (n=33)

Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology Gregory DiGirolamo and Neal Cohen Using Executive Function to Remediate Memory Disorders https://doi.org/10.37717/99-18	1999 $57,136 USA
Boston University Martin L. Albert Co-P.I.: Nancy Helm-Estabrooks Treating "Attention" to Improve Functional Comprehension in Aphasia https://doi.org/10.37717/98-20	1998 $60,000 USA
Carnegie Mellon University & University of Pittsburgh Marcel A. Just & Patricia A. Carpenter and Henk Haarma Neurocognitive remediation of Aphasic Language Understanding https://doi.org/10.37717/96-46	1996 $59,961 USA
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center Scott H. Johnson Co-P.I.: Gwen Sprehn A Motor Imagery-based Protocol for the Post-stroke Rehabilitation of Hemiplegic Adults: Development, implementation, and evaluation of behavioral and neurological effects https://doi.org/10.37717/98-24	1998 $59,926 USA
King's College-Institute of Psychiatry Richard Brown Cognitive-Behavior Therapy (CBT) for the Treatment of Depression in Patients With Brain Injury: A Neurocognitive Approach https://doi.org/10.37717/99-19	1999 $60,000 United Kingdom
Michigan State University Thomas Carr and Jacqueline Hinckley Applying Cognitive Neuroscience to Aphasia Rehabilitation: Intervention-induced plasticity of behavioral competence, cognitiv https://doi.org/10.37717/97-44	1997 $60,000 USA
Moss Rehabilitation Hospital Susan Thomson, Ph.D. Remediation of Attention Deficits Following Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury. https://doi.org/10.37717/96-49	1996 $49,268 USA
Moss Rehabilitation Research Institute Laurel Buxbaum Effectiveness of Treatments of Hemispatial Neglect https://doi.org/10.37717/98-30	1998 $600,000 USA
Ospedale Di Riabilitazione S. Lucia Luigi Pizzamiglio & Luciano Fasotti, and Mervi Jehkon The Use of Optokinetic Stimulation to Improve Rehabilitation of the Hemineglect Disorder https://doi.org/10.37717/99-20	1999 $59,500 Italy
Rotman Research Insitute, Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Care Fergus I.M. Craik Rehabilitation of Memory: A Cognitive, Imaging and Behavioral Approach https://doi.org/10.37717/96-53	1996 $60,000 Canada
Rotman Research Insitute, Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Care Terence W. Picton and Donald Stuss Co-P.I.s: Ian H. Robertson, Tom Manly and Maria Armilio Rehabilitation of Attentional Problems Following Traumatic Brain Injury https://doi.org/10.37717/98-28	1998 $54,268 Canada
Rotman Research Insitute, Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Care Donald T. Stuss Development of a Multidisciplinary Cognitive Rehabilitationilitation Research Team: Executive dysfunction and memory disorders https://doi.org/10.37717/96-48	1996 $46,100 Canada
Rotman Research Insitute, Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Care Donald T. Stuss with M.P. Alexander, S. Black, M. Cusimano, Fergus I.M. Craik, D. Dawson, M. Freedman, C. Grady, L. Jacoby, B. Levine, R. McIntosh, M. Moscovitch, G. Proulx, I.H. Robertson, M. Schwartz, G. Winocur Rehabilitation of Executive Dysfunction Following Focal Lesions, Traumatic Brain Injury and Aging https://doi.org/10.37717/98-31	1998 $600,000 Canada
Rutgers - The State University of New Jersey Mark Gluck Co-P.I.s: Barbara Malamut, Blaine Cloud, Catherine Myers, John DeLuca Training Therapies for Memory-impaired Populations Suggested by Computational Theories of Hippocampal-dependent Cortical Reor https://doi.org/10.37717/97-47	1997 $56,266 USA
Trinity College Sarah A. Raskin & Priscilla Kehoe, Dan Lloyd and Gerard Bruder Prospective Memory Training Following Traumatic Brain Injury https://doi.org/10.37717/96-52	1996 $59,853 USA
University of Alabama at Birmingham Gitendra Uswatte Co-P.I.: Edward Taub Accelerometry: A new approach to real-world outcome measures in rehabilitation https://doi.org/10.37717/97-41	1997 $88,539 USA
University of Arizona Elizabeth Glisky with Lee Ryan, and Steven Rapcsak Enhancing Learning in Memory-impaired Patients https://doi.org/10.37717/97-45	1997 $60,000 USA
University of Bristol Monika Harvey Co-P.I. Bruce Hood A Visuomotor Feedback Paradigm for Assessing and Rehabilitating Hemispatial Neglect https://doi.org/10.37717/98-23	1998 $59,650 United Kingdom
University of California - Davis Kathleen Baynes & Lynn Robertson and Nina Dronkers The Use of Multiple Representations in Rehabilitation https://doi.org/10.37717/96-50	1996 $60,520 USA
University of California - Los Angeles Barbara Knowlton and Bruce Dobkin Applying Contextual Interference Paradigms to a Neurorehabilitation Setting https://doi.org/10.37717/97-46	1997 $56,938 USA
University of California - San Diego V. S. Ramachandran A New Treatment for Phantom Limb Pain https://doi.org/10.37717/97-42	1997 $60,000 USA
University of Colorado Gail Ramsberger Co-P.I.: Akira Miyake Executive Function and Communication Success in Aphasia: Implications for rehabilitation https://doi.org/10.37717/98-27	1998 $60,552 USA
University of London, Goldsmiths College Jules Davidoff Co-P.I.s: Tim Valentine, Jane Powell and Richard Greenwood Multiple Brain Systems and the Rehabilitation of Face Recognition https://doi.org/10.37717/98-19	1998 $59,760 United Kingdom
University of Massachusetts at Amherst G. Albyn Davis Co-P.I.s: Charles E. Clifton, Jr. and James M. Royer Treatment of Aphasic Word-finding at the Automatic Level https://doi.org/10.37717/98-21	1998 $47,336 USA
University of Michigan - Ann Arbor Charles M. Butter with John Jonides, J.D. Trobe, and Ned Kirsch Treatment for Unilateral Spatial Neglect after Stroke https://doi.org/10.37717/96-51	1996 $57,375 USA
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Sharon K. McDowell Treatment of Executive Function Deficits: Evidence from theoretical, clinical, and real world measures https://doi.org/10.37717/98-57	1998 $57,128 USA
University of Oregon McKay Sohlberg and Michael Posner Pilot Project on Cognitive Rehabilitationilitation of Attentional Disorders https://doi.org/10.37717/96-47	1996 $58,918 USA
University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston Kenneth Ottenbacher Virtual Environments as Settings for Relearning Daily Living Skills https://doi.org/10.37717/97-43	1997 $59,399 USA
University of Turku Matti Laine Rehabilitation of Anomia: Explorations of cognitive and neural mechanisms https://doi.org/10.37717/98-25	1998 $58,680 Finland
Washington University in St. Louis Desiree A. White A Model for Organizational Strategy Training in Individual with Traumatic Brain Injury https://doi.org/10.37717/98-29	1998 $57,346 USA
Washington University School of Medicine Caroyn Baum, Ph.D. Improving Cognitive Performance: Linking, Biology, Environment and Behavior https://doi.org/10.37717/96-42	1996 $50,000 USA
Washington University School of Medicine Carolyn Baum and Alexander Dromerick and Maurizio Corbetta Improving Cognitive Performance: Cognition, Neurobiological Mechanisms, Treatment, and Community Reintegration https://doi.org/10.37717/98-32	1998 $599,099 USA
Washington University School of Medicine Robert E. Hanlon with Warren Lux, Carolyn Baum and Janet Duchek, and Richard Schmidt Effects of Contextual Interference on Learning and Retention of Functional Skills following Acquired Brain Damage: Implications for Neurorehabilitation https://doi.org/10.37717/96-43	1996 $58,008 USA

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