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The first in a series of short videos by Dr. Ralph Kiernan on the best practices for Cognitive Assessment.
In this second video in the series the concept of the clinical process approach is introduced.
In Part 3 of the series the important differences between psychometric and clinical approaches to neuropsychological assessment are presented.
In Part 4 of this series on Cognitive Assessment Dr. Kiernan discusses his evolution as a neuropsychologist and the need for greater clinical involvement with patients.
The fifth video in this series by Dr. Ralph Kiernan on best practices for Cognitive Assessment. In this segment the role of objectivity during Cognitive Assessment is discussed.
In Part 6 of this series on Cognitive Assessment the importance of understanding the context of the neuropsychological exam is discussed.
In Part 7 of this series, Dr. Kiernan emphasizes the importance of understanding the broader context of a patient's life experience.
In Part 8 of this introduction to cognitive assessment Dr. Kiernan discusses the importance of the clinical relationship with the patient.
Part 9 of this continuing series emphasizes the importance of the working relationship between the neuropsychologist and the patient.
In Part 10 of this series on Cognitive Assessment Dr. Kiernan discusses the important aspect of Clinical Engagement.
In Part 11 of this series by Dr. Ralph Kiernan the importance of Face Validity during the cognitive assessment process is described.
In Part 12 of this series on Cognitive Assessment the design and role of Deficit Tests is discussed.
The important concept of False Validity is presented in Part 13 of this introductory series of talks Dr. Ralph Kiernan on cognitive assessment.
Dr. Kiernan discusses the importance of Clinical Utility in Part 14 of this series introducing the concept of cognitive assessment in neuropsychology.
In Part 15, Dr. Kiernan reviews the critical issue of test reliability in choosing a test and conducting cognitive assessments.
In Part 16 of this continuing series, Dr. Kiernan, explores the nature and role of cognitive tests in neuropsychology.
Dr. Kiernan compares the WAIS III vs. the WAIS IV tests for neurocognitive assessment.
Dr. Kiernan introduces the concept of Selective Reminding, an important tool used when testing working memory.
Dr. Kiernan discusses the key role played in the development of modern neuropsychology by Alexander Luria.