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Cognition Assessment

started by Chloe Todd on 13 Oct 12
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    Woodford, H.J. & George, J. (2007). Cognitive assessment in the elderly: a review of clinical methods. Q J Med, 100 469-484.

    This paper reviews the screening tests available to detect the presence of cognitive impairment. They propose to have a role in screening selected populations, such s geriatric patients seen in hospital emergency departments and clinics. Shorter tests do not assess frontal/executive function, and this may lead to patients functioning less well in their home environment than predicted.

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