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NAME:PhD defence E.Q.J. de Geus
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SUMMARY:PhD defence E.Q.J. de Geus
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Many inmates have brain injuries: treatment must be adapted acco
rdingly
More than half of prisoners likely have acqui
red brain injury (ABI), and this condition still goes unnoticed far t
oo often. Psychologist Sterre de Geus demonstrates this in her resear
ch on acquired brain injury and associated neurocognitive and behavio
ral aspects in forensic populations. De Geus demonstrates that this b
rain injury affects behavior, treatment, and the risk of relapse, and
that early recognition and tailored treatment are essential for a sa
fer society.
Read more in the news article
More information about the dissertation
DESCRIPTION: Many inmates have brain injuries: treatment m
ust be adapted accordingly
More than half of prisoners
likely have acquired brain injury (ABI), and this condition still goe
s unnoticed far too often. Psychologist Sterre de Geus demonstrates t
his in her research on acquired brain injury and associated neurocogn
itive and behavioral aspects in forensic populations. De Geus demonst
rates that this brain injury affects behavior, treatment, and the ris
k of relapse, and that early recognition and tailored treatment are e
ssential for a safer society.
Read more in the new
s article More information about the dissertation Headmat
ters
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