Journal
| Title | Date | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Rethinking How We Measure Cognitive Flexibility in Older Adults | Cognitive flexibility underpins the way people adapt to shifting goals, switch between tasks, and re-evaluate familiar routines. As populations age worldwide,… | |
| Goal Attainment Scaling in Modern Neuropsychological Rehabilitation | Goal Attainment Scaling offers a flexible, patient-centred way to capture meaningful change after brain injury. Rather than relying solely on standardised test… | |
| Cognitive side effects of radiotherapy in brain tumour survivors | Survivors of brain tumours often describe a quiet trade-off: the treatment that controls their disease can also reshape how they think, remember, and engage… | |
| Neuropsychology in Deep Brain Stimulation Programs | Deep brain stimulation (DBS) has changed the treatment landscape for conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, dystonia, essential tremor and selected… | |
| Functional assessment in neuropsychological evaluations | Neuropsychological assessment is most useful when it explains how cognitive changes affect everyday life. A test score can indicate weakness in memory,… | |
| Episodic memory tests in Australia: early detection of Alzheimer's | Neuropsychologists across Australia face growing demand for accurate, early identification of Alzheimer's disease, particularly among adults in their fifties… | |
| Verbal memory and sex: patterns from childhood to later life | Verbal memory encompasses the encoding, storage, and retrieval of language-based information, including word lists, narrative passages, and conversational… | |
| Nutrition and Cognition: Practical Guidance for Modern Clinicians | The relationship between diet and cognition has moved from popular wellness culture into mainstream clinical consultation. Across Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth,… | |
| Postoperative cognitive dysfunction after major surgery | Cognition can quietly unravel in the weeks after a major operation, even when the surgery itself is a textbook success. Surgeons, anaesthetists and families… | |
| When Cognitive Test Scores Mislead in Medico-Legal Work | A reported memory lapse can carry significant weight in a compensation claim, capacity assessment or negligence dispute. Yet a single score rarely explains why… |
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