Bioethical and Critical Consciousness in Clinical Translational Neuroscience
Journal of Clinical and Translational Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 27
Published: Jan. 22, 2025
Clinical
translational
neuroscience
(CTN)
is
positioned
to
generate
novel
discoveries
for
advancing
treatments
mental
health
disorders,
but
it
held
back
today
by
the
siloing
of
bioethical
considerations
from
critical
consciousness.
In
this
article,
we
suggest
that
and
consciousness
can
be
paired
intersect
with
structures
power
within
which
science
clinical
practice
are
conducted.
We
examine
barriers
adoption
findings
in
perspective,
especially
context
current
collective
attention
widespread
disparities
access
outcomes
services,
lack
representation
marginalized
populations
relevant
sectors
workforce,
importance
knowledge
draws
upon
multicultural
perspectives.
provide
10
actionable
solutions
confront
these
CTN
research,
as
informed
existing
frameworks
such
structural
competency,
adaptive
calibration
models,
community-based
participatory
research.
By
integrating
considerations,
believe
practitioners
will
better
benefit
cutting-edge
research
biological
social
sciences
than
past,
alert
biases
equipped
mitigate
them,
poised
shepherd
a
robust
generation
future
therapies
practitioners.
Language: Английский
Are There Race‐Based Differences in Neuropsychological Test Performance and Psychological Symptom Endorsement Among Adults Diagnosed With ADHD?
Psychiatric Research and Clinical Practice,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 11, 2025
Objective
Prevalence
rates
of
attention‐deficit/hyperactivity
disorder
(ADHD)
vary
by
several
demographic
factors,
including
sex,
socioeconomic
status,
geographic
region,
and
race/ethnicity,
with
higher
seen
among
non‐Hispanic
White
children
adults
compared
to
racially/ethnically
minoritized
individuals.
This
study
investigated
if
similar
race‐based
differences
exist
in
neurocognitive
test
performance
psychiatric/ADHD
symptom
reporting
groups
a
demographically
diverse
sample.
Methods
Data
from
491
confirmed
diagnosis
ADHD
were
analyzed
assess
for
broad
domains
(i.e.,
learning
memory,
attention/working
processing
speed,
executive
functions),
as
well
on
measures
mood
ADHD‐related
symptomatology.
Results
Findings
largely
demonstrated
comparable
psychiatric
endorsement
across
racial
known
ADHD.
Conclusions
Although
prior
research
has
consistently
documented
racial/ethnic
disparities
diagnosis,
current
results
did
not
demonstrate
neuropsychological
performance‐based
patients
diagnosed
Relevance
clinical
practice
is
one
the
most
prevalent
neurodevelopmental
disorders
U.S.
constitutes
large
number
referrals
diagnostic
evaluation.
Despite
groups,
outcomes
remain
consistent
these
groups.
Language: Английский
Special issue editorial: Promoting cognitive health in LGBTQIA+ clinical neuropsychology
The Clinical Neuropsychologist,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 7
Published: April 18, 2025
Language: Английский
Cognitive dysfunction in pediatric systemic lupus erythematosus: current knowledge and future directions
Child Neuropsychology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
30(5), P. 818 - 846
Published: Oct. 30, 2023
Cognitive
dysfunction
(CD)
is
a
neurologic
complication
of
pediatric
systemic
lupus
erythematosus
(SLE)
that
remains
poorly
understood
and
understudied,
despite
the
potential
negative
effects
CD
on
long-term
socioeconomic
status
quality
life.
Data
regarding
prevalence
risk
factors
for
in
SLE
as
well
optimal
screening,
treatment,
outcomes
are
lacking.
In
this
review,
we
present
current
knowledge
with
focus
application
to
clinical
practice.
We
discuss
challenges
diagnosis,
screening
methods,
impacts,
interventions
complication.
Finally,
remaining
gaps
our
SLE,
avenues
future
research
efforts.
Language: Английский
Performance of the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test in Oncopediatric Patients in an Oncology Unit in Cali, Colombia: A Cross-Sectional Observational Study
Ángela María Jiménez,
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Valeria Santa,
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Manuel Ceballos Guerrero
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et al.
Published: Feb. 19, 2024
Background:
In
2020,
the
incidence
of
cancer
was
844,778
cases
among
population
aged
0
to
19
years.
Ninety
percent
under
18
years
age
lives
in
low-
and
middle-income
countries,
where
survivors
report
adverse
outcomes.
disease,
which
negatively
impacts
individuals’
general
health,
emotional
state
external
factors
such
as
academic
performance.
Therefore,
objective
this
article
performance
WCST
sociodemographic
characteristics
oncopediatric
patients
from
Cali,
Colombia.
We
reliability
instrument
indicate
association
between
type
executive
functioning
patients.
Methods:
a
cross-sectional
observational
study,
24
were
interviewed
evaluated
via
WCST.
Results:
The
mean
12.08
(3.98),
20.8%
women,
70.8%
had
diagnosis
leukemia,
8
acquired
brain
deficits,
more
than
75%
adequate
terms
indicators
functions.
Robust
statistics
used
explore
differences
types
diagnoses
functions,
no
statistically
significant
found
(p
=
0.156).
accumulated
evidence
that
has
reliable
Cronbach's
α
0.804
without
deficits
high
scores
for
functions
0.002)
with
moderate
effect
size
(0.727).
Conclusions:
is
discriminating
function
pediatric
suggests
there
are
participants.
Language: Английский
Rehabilitation Oculomotor Screening Evaluation (ROSE)—A Proof-of-Principle Study for Acquired Brain Injuries
T Li,
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Kelsey Madge,
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F Kyle Richard
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et al.
Journal of Clinical Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(14), P. 4254 - 4254
Published: July 21, 2024
Background/Objectives:
Acquired
brain
injury
(ABI)
is
a
major
cause
of
global
disability.
Many
ABI
patients
exhibit
oculomotor
dysfunctions
that
impact
their
daily
life
and
rehabilitation
outcomes.
Current
clinical
tools
for
function
(OMF)
assessment
are
limited
in
usability.
In
this
proof-of-principle
study,
we
aimed
to
develop
an
efficient
tool
OMF
screening
assess
the
feasibility,
acceptability,
relevance
small
sample
control
participants.
Methods:
We
created
Rehabilitation
Oculomotor
Screening
Evaluation
(ROSE)
by
reviewing
existing
assessments.
ROSE
was
pilot-tested
on
(n
=
10)
age-matched
controls
10).
Data
regarding
characteristics
assessment,
such
as
duration,
level
participant
comprehension,
experience
were
also
collected.
Results:
takes
<20
min
(x¯
12.5),
easy
complete
(agreement
x¯
4.6/5),
well-accepted
4.8/5).
Patients
scored
higher
all
subtests
total
score
34.8
vs.
8.9
controls).
Most
did
not
provoke
any
symptoms,
especially
controls.
There
no
significant
between-group
differences
symptom
provocation.
This
study
shows
feasible,
acceptable,
relevant
adult
patients.
Conclusions:
needs
further
evaluation
reliability
testing
validation
larger
samples
diverse
neurological
conditions.
Establishing
norms
various
ages,
sexes,
populations
should
be
considered
deployment
tool.
Language: Английский
Perceptions in neuropsychology about non-inclusivity in testing materials: Preliminary results from a small-scale survey
The Clinical Neuropsychologist,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 13
Published: Nov. 28, 2024
Objective:
While
some
recommendations
for
neuropsychologists
have
been
established
regarding
best
practices
when
working
with
gender
and
sexual
minorities,
there
are
many
assessment
that
could
contribute
to
disparities
LGBTQ+
patients.
The
purpose
of
the
current
preliminary
study
is
collect
initial
information
on
practitioner
perceptions
non-inclusivity
in
our
instruments,
allow
who
attempt
increase
inclusivity
share
their
approaches
others,
use
guide
future,
larger-scale
studies
advocacy
efforts.
Method:
Forty-six
participants
(mostly
doctoral
level
neuropsychologists)
completed
a
survey
related
experiences
inclusive
non-inclusive
language
test
materials.
Results:
majority
respondents
reported
encountering
language,
having
made
changes
as
result.
Respondents
highlighted
concerns
specific
neuropsychological
instruments
questionnaires
well
normative
data
population.
provided
several
examples
improvements.
Conclusions:
Based
these
findings,
suggestions
future
directions
highlighted.
Language: Английский
Performance of the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test in Oncopediatric Patients in an Oncology Unit in Cali, Colombia: A Cross-Sectional Observational Study
Children,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(7), P. 850 - 850
Published: July 13, 2024
Background:
In
2020,
the
prevalence
of
cancer
rose
to
844,778
cases
among
population
aged
0–19
years.
Approximately
90%
individuals
under
18
years
age
reside
in
low-
and
middle-income
countries,
where
survivors
report
adverse
outcomes
that
negatively
impact
their
general
health,
emotional
state,
external
factors
such
as
academic
performance
due
effect
these
on
executive
functions.
The
Wisconsin
Cart
Sorting
Test
(WCST)
is
gold
standard
for
evaluating
functioning.
Therefore,
this
article
(1)
reports
Card
oncopediatric
patients
from
Cali,
Colombia;
(2)
indicates
reliability
WCST;
(3)
describes
association
between
type
functioning
patients;
(4)
differences
with
various
deficits
total
scores;
(5)
presence
brain
based
WCST.
Methods:
cross-sectional
observational
study,
24
were
interviewed
evaluated
via
Results:
mean
was
12.08
(SD
3.98);
20.8%
women,
70.8%
had
a
primary
diagnosis
leukemia,
8%
exhibited
acquired
deficits,
more
than
75%
displayed
adequate
functional
indicators
Robust
statistics
employed
explore
types
functions,
no
statistically
significant
found
(p
=
0.156).
We
WCST
has
reliable
Cronbach’s
α
0.804.
Oncopediatric
without
presented
strong
results
terms
functions
0.002),
moderate
size
(0.727).
Conclusions:
discriminating
pediatric
patients.
evidence
suggests
there
participants
being
evaluated.
Language: Английский
Examining the Measurement Equivalence of Alzheimer Disease Research Centers’ Neuropsychological Test Battery (Version 3) Between Singapore and US Samples
Sze Yan Tay,
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Way Inn Koay,
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Simon Kang Seng Ting
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et al.
Alzheimer Disease & Associated Disorders,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
38(4), P. 319 - 327
Published: Oct. 1, 2024
Standardization
of
neuropsychological
tests
is
crucial
for
consistency
in
cognitive
assessment,
as
well
validity
and
comparability
results
across
different
populations.
We
examined
the
applicability
measurement
equivalence
Alzheimer
Disease
Research
Centers'
Neuropsychological
Test
Battery
(version
3)
(ADRC-NTB3)
Singapore.
Language: Английский