Falldarstellung und Fallkonzeption in der Klinischen Neuropsychologie: Entwurf einer Standardvorlage für Prüfungen, Intervision und Supervision.

Abstract: As an instrument of diagnostic and therapeutic quality assurance, case reports contain a description of the diagnostic procedure and the resulting ICD diagnoses and a model-based case concept. Therapy goals are derived and the implementation and evaluation of these goals are documented based on this concept. Case reports are of particular importance in training and further education. Historically, standard templates in clinical neuropsychology have been based on findings and expert reports. Candidates and supervisors have formulated the need for development since the previous state-decreed training regulations came into force 10 years ago, and in 2017, the current curriculum of the German Society for Neuropsychology was introduced. The new further training regulations put neuropsychological psychotherapy on an equal footing with the other fields of psychotherapy. There is a particular need for standards for developing individualized case concepts as a basis for therapy goals and therapeutic procedures. In line with this objective, we outline here a standardized case presentation with ICF-based case conceptualization, which, in addition to functional deficits, also includes the domains of activity and participation. We include personal and environmental factors as well as a professionally justified, graduated selection of therapy goals. This outline serves the professional community as a basis for discussion for the further development of neuropsychological standards. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]