Journal
| Title | Date | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Telehealth neuropsychology for rural stroke survivors | The INS 2018 meeting in Prague linked scientific advances with humane patient care. That principle applies to telehealth neuropsychological services for rural… | |
| Executive function tests for Czech populations | Executive function tests are often treated as culture-neutral tools, but planning, inhibition, flexibility and working memory can be shaped by language,… | |
| Cognitive predictors of falls in older adults | Neuropsychological predictors of falls in older adults with mild cognitive impairment are examined through attention, executive function and memory. Research… | |
| Remediating attention deficits in multiple sclerosis | Many people with multiple sclerosis describe “brain fog”: information feels harder to hold, tasks take longer, and distractions disrupt work or conversations.… | |
| Culturally Safe Dementia Diagnosis for Immigrant Communities | Dementia assessment is shaped by language, migration history, education, family roles and beliefs about ageing. A memory test developed in one cultural setting… | |
| Post-concussion syndrome: Neuropsychological assessment and recovery | In Australia, a head injury is often called a “head knock,” while “brain fog” describes the foggy thinking that can follow. A concussion may be brief, but… | |
| Resting state connectivity in Australian clinical practice | The INS 2018 mid-year meeting was held in Prague from 18–20 July 2018, bringing researchers and clinicians together around scientific advances, cultural… | |
| Cognitive Profiles in Young-Onset versus Late-Onset Alzheimer’s Disease | Alzheimer’s disease does not produce one uniform pattern of impairment, and age at onset shapes the route to diagnosis as much as the cognitive profile.… | |
| Assessing praxis and limb apraxia in corticobasal degeneration | Praxis is the brain’s capacity to plan and execute learned purposeful actions. In corticobasal degeneration (CBD), impaired tool use, imitation, gesture and… | |
| Emotion Regulation and Cortisol Reactivity in Mild Cognitive Impairment | Mild cognitive impairment is commonly described as a subtle decline in memory or thinking that remains compatible with daily independence. It can affect… |
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