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Examining measurement properties of cognitive screening instruments used post-stroke

2021-01-01

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Background: Cognitive screening after a stroke is recommended by clinical guidelines, specialist societies and as part of national audit programs. However, due to vague recommendations, different cognitive syndromes, and differing opinions regarding cognitive screening instrument (CSI) choice and timing, a range of CSIs are being used in clinical practice and research. There are limited data related to the use of...

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35381a80-36c3-51c1-9322-34cc2248cb2a
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10.5525/gla.thesis.82419
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