Discriminating cognitive screening and cognitive testing from neuropsychological assessment: implications for professional practice

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@DrCooper More semantics, but I think outlining cognitive screening vs. testing vs. assessment would be super beneficial for folks new to neuropsychology! https://t.co/leSc4nEJp0 @DocBlock_neuro @NeilPliskin

RT @DrMeganHoseyPhD: I agree with Jim! Screening means "look into this further," not "you have a diagnosed cognitive impairment" Love th…

I agree with Jim! Screening means "look into this further," not "you have a diagnosed cognitive impairment" Love this article by @DocBlock_neuro which helps understanding difference between screening, testing, and assessment of cognition. https://t…

@DrKellyWolfe #2: I like to make a distinction between different levels of measurement (screening, testing, & evaluation) and why thay’all important. Can reference these papers: https://t.co/SbfdJf7W6x and https://t.co/rnMe4a8OQa.

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