FEATURES OF NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL REHABILITATION AND TREATMENT OF PREMATURE BABIES IN AMBULATORY CONDITIONS
Keywords:
neuropsychological rehabilitation, premature babies, ambulatory care, cognitive development, motor impairmentsAbstract
This article explores the nuances of neuropsychological rehabilitation and treatment specifically designed for premature babies, emphasizing ambulatory care settings. It delves into the challenges faced by premature infants and proposes therapeutic interventions aimed at addressing cognitive and motor impairments.
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