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Comparison of novel tools with traditional cognitive tests in detecting delirium in elderly medical patients

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posted on 2023-02-22, 15:50 authored by DAVID MEAGHERDAVID MEAGHER, Henry O'Connell, Maeve Leonard, Olugbenga A. Williams, Fahad Awan, Chris Exton, Michael Tenorio, Margaret O’Connor, Colum P. DunneColum P. Dunne, Walter Cullen, John McFarland, Dimitrios Adamis
Efficient detection of delirium and comorbid delirium-dementia is a key diagnostic challenge. Development of new, efficient delirium-focused methods of cognitive assessment is a key challenge for improved detection of neurocognitive disorders in everyday clinical practice. Aim:To compare the accuracy of two novel bedside tests of attention, vigilance and visuospatial function with conventional bedside cognitive tests in identifying delirium in older hospitalized patients.

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Development of a structure identification methodology for nonlinear dynamic systems

National Research Foundation

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World Journal of Psychiatry;10(4), pp 46-58

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Baishideng Publishing Group

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peer-reviewed

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English

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  • School of Medicine

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