COURSE TITLE PRACTICUM OF CLINICAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY IN NEUROLOGICAL SETTINGS-1 (227 M7260)
QUALIFIED APPLICANTS: GRADUATE STUDENT WITH CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR AND THE PREREQUISITE COURSE OF NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT (227 M2570)
COURSE OBJECTIVES: TO PROVIDE MASTER-LEVEL GRADUATE STUDENTS IN CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY FIELD WITH AN OPPORTUNITY TO ADMINISTER AND TO PRACTICE NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT IN PATIENTS WITH BRAIN DISEASES, AND TO BE FAMILIAR WITH THE OPERATION OF NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL CONSULTATION IN THE NEUROLOGICAL SETTING.
COURSE OUTLINE: 1. UNDERSTANDING CONCEPTS OF NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL CONSULTATION
2. PATIENT INTAKE SKILL TRAINING
3. NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT PRACTICE
4. LEARNING HOW TO SEARCH AND INGRATE CLINICAL RELEVANT DATA
5. CASE PRESENTATION AND DISCUSSION
6. ISSUES OF DIAGNOSIS
7. REPORT WRITING
8. UNDERSTANDING THE CLINICAL ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEM AND REGULATION
TEACHING MODE: 1. DEMONSTRATION OF NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT
2. CASE DISCUSSION
COURSE EVALUATION: SUPERVISORY TEAMS’ (INCLUDING CLINICAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGISTS AND NEUROLOGISTS) EVALUATIONSNEUROLOGISTS) EVALUATIONS BASED ON THE STUDENT’S PERFORMANCES ON THE FOLLOWING ASPECTS: (1) CLINICAL SKILLS, (2) THE PUNCTUAL ACCOMPLISHMENT OF REPORT WRITING, (3) CASE PRESENTATIONS, (4) PARTICIPATION IN GRAND ROUND AND MORNING MEETING, (5) JOB RESPONSIBILITY, (5) AND ETHICAL AND MORAL CONDUCT OF THE PROFESSION.