Search Results - "Saurman, Jessica L."

Practice Effects on Story Memory and List Learning Tests in the Neuropsychological Assessment of Older Adults by Gavett, Brandon E, Gurnani, Ashita S, Saurman, Jessica L, Chapman, Kimberly R, Steinberg, Eric G, Martin, Brett, Chaisson, Christine E, Mez, Jesse, Tripodis, Yorghos, Stern, Robert A

“…Two of the most commonly used methods to assess memory functioning in studies of cognitive aging and dementia are story memory and list learning tests. We…”
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Knowledge About COVID-19 Symptoms, Transmission, and Prevention: The Relationship With Cognitive Status in Older Adults by Goldstein, Felicia C., Saurman, Jessica L., Rodriguez, Amy D., Vickers, Kayci L.

“…Objective: Advanced age poses an increased risk for cognitive impairment, and therefore, poor knowledge regarding the risks associated with COVID-19 may confer…”
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Discrepancies between self- and informant-ratings of functional abilities and objective cognition: predictors of bias in mild cognitive impairment by De Wit, Liselotte, Goldstein, Felicia C, Saurman, Jessica L, Rodriguez, Amy D, Vickers, Kayci L

“…Self- and informant-ratings of functional abilities are used to diagnose mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and are commonly measured in clinical trials. Ratings…”
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The Rey Auditory Verbal Learning Test: Cross-validation of Mayo Normative Studies (MNS) demographically corrected norms with confidence interval estimates by Loring, David W, Saurman, Jessica L, John, Samantha E, Bowden, Stephen C, Lah, James J, Goldstein, Felicia C

“…The Mayo Normative Studies (MNS) represents a robust dataset that provides demographically corrected norms for the Rey Auditory Verbal Learning Test. We report…”
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Technology use and attitudes among individuals with mild cognitive impairment and their care partners by Vickers, Kayci L, Saurman, Jessica L, Goldstein, Felicia C

“…Background During the COVID‐19 pandemic, the shift toward telehealth has drastically increased providers’ need to quickly gauge patient comfort with various…”
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Comparison of performance on the oral versus written trail making test in patients with movement disorders by Fox-Fuller, Joshua T, Vickers, Kayci L, Saurman, Jessica L, Wechsler, Rachel, Goldstein, Felicia C

“…The Oral Trail Making Test (O-TMT) was designed as a clinical analog of the written version (W-TMT). There is debate, however, about whether the measurement of…”
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A - 78 Characterization of Post-Stroke Cognitive and Mood Impairment within 1-Year Post-Stroke after Hospital Discharge by Saurman, Jessica L, Nahab, Fadi, Barrett, A M, Belagaje, Samir, Henriquez, Laura, Starnes, Danielle, Christopher, Hannah, Blanke, Debra, Loring, David W

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The Effectiveness and Unique Contribution of Neuropsychological Tests and the δ Latent Phenotype in the Differential Diagnosis of Dementia in the Uniform Data Set by John, Samantha E., Gurnani, Ashita S., Bussell, Cara, Saurman, Jessica L., Griffin, Jason W., Gavett, Brandon E.

“…Objective: Two main approaches to the interpretation of cognitive test performance have been utilized for the characterization of disease: evaluating shared…”
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The effects of age on the learning and forgetting of primacy, middle, and recency components of a multi-trial word list by Griffin, Jason W., John, Samantha E., Adams, Jason W., Bussell, Cara A., Saurman, Jessica L., Gavett, Brandon E.

“…The serial position effect reveals that recall of a supraspan list of words follows a predictable pattern, whereby words at the beginning (primacy) and end…”
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The Role of Alzheimer's and Cerebrovascular Pathology in Mediating the Effects of Age, Race, and Apolipoprotein E Genotype on Dementia Severity in Pathologically-Confirmed Alzheimer's Disease by Gavett, Brandon E, John, Samantha E, Gurnani, Ashita S, Bussell, Cara A, Saurman, Jessica L

“…Dementia severity can be modeled as the construct δ, representing the "cognitive correlates of functional status." We recently validated a model for estimating…”
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The utility of the Oral Trail Making Test in telehealth assessments with cognitively impaired older adults by Saurman, Jessica L., Vickers, Kayci L., Rodriguez, Amy D., Andrews, Morgan, Gradone, Andrew M., Jean, Kharine R., Goldstein, Felicia C

“…Background Due to the recent COVID‐19 pandemic, many clinicians have transitioned to telehealth‐based cognitive assessments as a practical alternative to…”
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Determining Reliable Change on Tests of Executive Function: A Meta-analysis by Saurman, Jessica L

“…Serial assessments are often used in neuropsychology to document disease progression, monitor recovery from injury, and evaluate efficacy of therapeutic…”
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