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Cognitive screening instruments in neuropsychiatry: a report of the Committee on Research of the American Neuropsychiatric Association
A 1994 survey by the Research Committee of the American Neuropsychiatric Association revealed that 58% of respondents employed formal assessment of cognitive status; the Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) and neuropsychological testing were the commonest techniques. Literature review on common cog...
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| description | A 1994 survey by the Research Committee of the American Neuropsychiatric
Association revealed that 58% of respondents employed formal assessment of
cognitive status; the Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) and
neuropsychological testing were the commonest techniques. Literature review
on common cognitive screening instruments found that the MMSE has
widespread popularity, ease of use, and a large body of research
demonstrating its sensitivity to common neuropsychiatric disorders. The
Committee recommends that clinicians who employ the MMSE 1) use it as a
minimum screening for cognitive dysfunction; 2) employ age- and
education-normative corrections; and 3) supplement it with specific
measures of spatial functions, delayed memory, and executive abilities. The
Modified MMSE and the Neurobehavioral Cognitive Status Examination also
show promise as screening tools. |
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widespread popularity, ease of use, and a large body of research
demonstrating its sensitivity to common neuropsychiatric disorders. The
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minimum screening for cognitive dysfunction; 2) employ age- and
education-normative corrections; and 3) supplement it with specific
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widespread popularity, ease of use, and a large body of research
demonstrating its sensitivity to common neuropsychiatric disorders. The
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minimum screening for cognitive dysfunction; 2) employ age- and
education-normative corrections; and 3) supplement it with specific
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widespread popularity, ease of use, and a large body of research
demonstrating its sensitivity to common neuropsychiatric disorders. The
Committee recommends that clinicians who employ the MMSE 1) use it as a
minimum screening for cognitive dysfunction; 2) employ age- and
education-normative corrections; and 3) supplement it with specific
measures of spatial functions, delayed memory, and executive abilities. The
Modified MMSE and the Neurobehavioral Cognitive Status Examination also
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