Journal
| Title | Date | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Longitudinal Trajectories of Cognitive Decline in Parkinson’s Disease | Cognitive change in Parkinson’s disease is rarely a straight downward line. Some people maintain stable memory and reasoning for many years, while others… | |
| Pharmacological Enhancement of Cognition in Clinical Practice | Cognitive enhancement refers to using medicines or other substances to improve attention, memory, alertness, executive function, or mental stamina. In clinical… | |
| Neuropsychological assessment for bariatric surgery candidates | Neuropsychological assessment in bariatric surgery candidates helps clinical teams understand cognition, emotional wellbeing, behaviour and practical readiness… | |
| When Cognitive Concerns Meet Neuropsychological Evidence | People often seek assessment because they feel forgetful, mentally slower or unable to concentrate, even when standard tests show performance within expected… | |
| Cultural bias in verbal fluency testing | Verbal fluency tasks look simple: a person names as many words as possible within a fixed time. Yet performance reflects language experience, education,… | |
| Evaluating Spatial Neglect After Right Hemisphere Stroke | Spatial neglect is a disorder of attention and awareness that commonly follows a right hemisphere stroke. A person may leave food on the left side of a plate,… | |
| Cognitive retraining in multiple sclerosis: moderate effects, realistic goals | Cognitive changes are common in multiple sclerosis (MS), even when physical disability is mild. Slower information processing, reduced attention,… | |
| Actigraphy and the changing picture of cognitive ageing | Actigraphy gives cognitive ageing researchers a practical way to examine sleep, movement and daily rhythms outside the clinic. A small wrist-worn device… | |
| Neuropsychology of Autoimmune Limbic Encephalitis | Autoimmune limbic encephalitis is an inflammatory brain disorder in which the immune system targets neural proteins, often affecting the hippocampus, amygdala… | |
| Giving feedback after neuropsychological assessment in Australian practice | Neuropsychological feedback sits at the crossroads of science and care, yet many clinicians feel under-trained for the conversation itself. A careful debrief… |
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