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Basics and Biopsychosocial Practicalities -- Information gathering and documentation -- Language of rehabilitation -- Basic lab findings -- Neurology of neuropsychology -- Neurology -- Imaging basics -- Everyday psychopharmacology -- Practical ethics -- Models of adaptation and resilience -- Disability models -- Social participation and ability/disability -- Forensic issues: health care proxy, advance directives, and guardianship -- Populations, Problems, and Procedures -- Traumatic brain injury -- Stroke -- Neurological tumors.? Spinal cord injury -- Multiple sclerosis -- Sensory impairments -- Spine, back, and musculoskeletal disorders -- Amputation -- Total joint replacement -- Developmental similarities and differences: congenital and acquired disabilities -- Pediatric rehabilitation psychology -- Geriatric rehabilitation psychology -- Organ transplantation patients -- Intensive care patients.-Cardiovascular disease patients -- Pain -- Delirium -- Suicidality -- Substance abuse -- Severe mental illness -- Conversion disorder -- Treatment adherence to prevent secondary complications -- Sexual health -- Sleep issues -- Fatigue.-Obesity -- Burns -- Respiratory and pulmonary disorders -- Decision making capacity and competency -- Adaptive/assistive technology -- Incorporating accreditation standards -- Behavioral medicine: nutrition, medication management, exercise -- Biofeedback -- Group psychotherapy -- Assessment and Practical Intervention -- Neurological exam: mental status, cranial nerves, and motor systems -- Assessing acute mental status changes -- Differentiating dementias and delirium -- Depression and anxiety assessment -- Cognitive assessment -- Evaluating for opioid use -- Behavioral activation: smart goals -- Psychotherapy -- Interventions: family adaptation -- Coping effectiveness training.? Self-management.? Cognitive retraining and remediation -- Interventions to increase resilience and adaptation -- Managing challenging patients (countertransference, resistance, apathy, anger, etc.) -- Vocation and recreation -- Consultation and Advocacy -- Models of consultation -- Interdisciplinary teams -- Practice Management and Administration -- CPT and billing codes -- Burnout prophylactics: professional self-care -- Research and Self Evaluation -- Research made useful for clinicians -- Using technology to practice evidence-based medicine -- Systematic program evaluation and improvement activities.