Journal
| Title | Date | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Sleep Apnoea And Cognition In Middle Age | The interaction between sleep apnea and cognition in middle age is increasingly relevant to Australian families, workplaces and health services. Obstructive… | |
| Cross-cultural pragmatic assessment in neuropsychology | Pragmatic assessment examines how people use and understand language in real social situations. It covers turn-taking, inference, humour, politeness,… | |
| Neuropsychological outcomes after cardiac arrest: a pragmatic review | Survival after cardiac arrest is only the first outcome that matters. Many patients regain consciousness yet experience changes in memory, attention,… | |
| Building a bedside cognitive assessment battery for acute hospitals | Acute hospitals need cognitive assessment methods that are fast, repeatable and clinically useful. A patient may arrive after a fall, stroke, infection,… | |
| Cerebrospinal fluid biomarkers in neuropsychological practice | Neuropsychological assessment has traditionally relied on cognitive testing, behavioural observation, clinical history and reports from family or carers.… | |
| Virtual reality and executive recovery after stroke | Virtual reality (VR) offers a controlled way to assess executive function after stroke while placing patients in realistic, goal-directed situations. Instead… | |
| How clinicians can distinguish everyday forgetfulness from memory decline | Forgetting a name, misplacing keys or walking into a room without remembering why is common across adulthood. Stress, poor sleep, medication effects, hearing… | |
| Understanding Body Integrity Dysphoria Through Neuropsychology | Body integrity dysphoria (BID) describes a persistent sense that a healthy limb or bodily function does not belong to the person’s body map. Some people… | |
| Cognitive Reserve And Post-Stroke Cognitive Recovery | A stroke can disrupt attention, memory, language, processing speed and executive function even when physical impairment appears mild. Recovery is shaped by… | |
| Using D-KEFS across cultures and clinical settings | Executive-function assessment becomes more valuable when it reflects the language, education, culture and daily demands of the person being tested. The… |
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