How to Evaluate Six Neurocognitive Domains in Dementia? [PUBLISHED]
Psychiatry Education Forum Academy published its next discussion series today:
It is important to have knowledge of these six neuro-cognitive domains for the evaluation & diagnosis of dementia subtypes, and this discussion series is divided into the following six sections
- Complex Attention
- Executive Function
- Memory & Learning
- Language
- Perceptual-Motor
- Social Cognition
(1) COMPLEX ATTENTION
This first section video is available for a free preview below and this will be discussed in the following sections:
- Sustained Attention
- Selective Attention
- Divided Attention
- Processing Speed
Note that rest of the discussion series is only available to PEFA members and here is the list of these discussion sections:
(2) Executive Function:
- Planning
- Inhibitory Control
- Working Memory
- Cognitive Flexibility
(3) Memory & Learning:
- Immediate Memory
- Recent Memory
- Semantic/Long term Memory
- Autobiographical Memory
(4) Language:
- Expressive Language
- Grammar & Syntax
- Receptive Language
(5) Perceptual Motor:
- Visuo-Constructional
- Perceptual-Motor
- Praxis
(6) Social Cognition:
- Recognition of Emotions
- Theory of Mind
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