Great work from @ajfradera - Does the presence of chronic pain affect scores on cognitive screening tests/brief cognitive measures for dementia? A systematic review and meta-analysis https://t.co/9kfypz0Vrz
Whilst we excitedly wait for the call for #NRSIG2024 abstract submissions, here are some of the recent books the @nrsigwfnr have enjoyed reading. Anyone have more to add for a neuro reading list? ππ§
Systems, oppressions, and suicide are interconnected threads in a complex tapestry. When oppressive systems persist, they can lead to feelings of hopelessness and despair, increasing the risk of suicide among marginalized communities. #WorldSuicidePreventionDay#HopeThroughAction
Suicide and systems: a complex connection that demands our attention. It's crucial to recognize that societal systems, from healthcare to education, play a role in mental health and suicide rates. #WorldSuicidePreventionDay#SystemicChange
The importance of well-rested leaders cannot be overstated. Adequate rest isn't a sign of weakness, but a source of strength. Well-rested leaders make clearer decisions, show greater empathy, and lead with resilience.
#Leadership#RestAndLead"
Dissociation is one of the most ingenious coping strategies for trauma survivors. While it blocks out the pain, it can also obscure the path to healing.
In this article, we look at dissociation in survivors, how it evolves, and what healing looks like. https://t.co/WJeufErxYh
This is what it looks like when you plot the tests that we have cross-cultural norms for (8-79 years, adv. & disadv. ed., tested in first language and non-first ) on a basic brain diagram. Can certainly be refined, but itβs a start.#CrossCultural#Assessment#Neuropsychology
How to measure cognition after brain injury? @FleurDomensino, @jonathanjevans and Caroline van Heugten reviewed the literature and recommend multidimensional assessment: https://t.co/pDgg9neOxg
#OneFutureFellows2021 organised discussions on the themes of the intersection of #climatejustice & #publichealth, & #safespaces and their implications in the social sector on 19-20 March.
We had the pleasure of hearing from some brilliant folks & are grateful for this learning!