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The validity of neuropsychological assessment tools for the assessment of general and domain-specific cognitive functioning after an acquired brain injury

2021-01-01

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Accurate assessment and categorisation of cognitive impairment after an acquired brain injury is vital for the creation of targeted rehabilitation plans and the planning and provision of care. To be useful neuropsychological assessment tools must be able to predict patient outcomes and accurately classify the presence/absence of impairment. Literature Review: The ability of domain-specific assessment tools used po...

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9814593d-8b2e-5c4a-b162-9bd35b36453e
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10.25392/leicester.data.14230241.v1
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