Acquired Brain Injury
This in-depth module aims to provide learners with the standard principles and best practice guidelines in relation to working with and supporting people with acquired brain injuries (ABIs)

Learning Outcomes
What you'll learn
- Describe what is meant by acquired brain injury (ABI)
- List the possible causes of ABI
- Describe the anatomy and function of the main areas of the brain
- Explain how injuries to different parts of the brain may cause different signs and symptoms
- Recall the possible impact of acquired brain injury on individuals including: loss or bereavement reactions, cognitive impacts, communication impacts,
- List the five categories into which acquired brain injuries fall
- Outline the principles of management and rehabilitation of people with acquired brain injuries
- List members of the multidisciplinary team who may be involved in the rehabilitation of someone with an acquired brain injury
- Describe possible personal care needs of individuals with acquired brain injuries
- Appreciate the importance of promoting independence in regard to ABI rehabilitation
Learning Outcomes
What you'll learn
- Describe what is meant by acquired brain injury (ABI)
- List the possible causes of ABI
- Describe the anatomy and function of the main areas of the brain
- Explain how injuries to different parts of the brain may cause different signs and symptoms
- Recall the possible impact of acquired brain injury on individuals including: loss or bereavement reactions, cognitive impacts, communication impacts,
- List the five categories into which acquired brain injuries fall
- Outline the principles of management and rehabilitation of people with acquired brain injuries
- List members of the multidisciplinary team who may be involved in the rehabilitation of someone with an acquired brain injury
- Describe possible personal care needs of individuals with acquired brain injuries
- Appreciate the importance of promoting independence in regard to ABI rehabilitation
Modules
Module 1
Definition of ABI
Module 2
Causes of ABI
Module 3
Anatomy and Function of the Brain
Module 4
Relating Signs and Symptoms to Anatomy and Function
Module 5
Possible Impact of ABI
Module 6
Categorising ABIs
Module 7
Rehabilitation
Module 8
A Multidisciplinary Approach
Module 9
Personal Care Needs
Module 10
Promoting Independence
Module 11
Summary
Module 12
References
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Frequently Asked Questions
The course covers what acquired brain injury is, its causes, basic brain anatomy and physiology, symptoms linked to different brain areas, personal care needs, rehabilitation, and promoting independence.
Yes, you will receive a certification upon successful completion of the Acquired Brain Injury course.
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Yes, this course is suitable for healthcare professionals, carers, and support workers involved in supporting individuals with acquired brain injuries.



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