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Theme: Medical/Clinical Assessment
Document Type: Referral Form
Organization: Neurosciences Unit
Author: Neurosciences Unit
Target Audience: Healthcare professionals (e.g., medical specialists, general practitioners)
Period of Validity: Ongoing
Context: A referral form for neuropsychology and speech pathology assessments used by medical practitioners to request clinical assessments for clients with suspected or known cognitive impairment, neurological conditions, or related issues.
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2024-2025 Duke DSMM Scholars in Neurosciences
Year: 2024-2025
Region / City: Duke University
Theme: Neurosciences
Document Type: List of Scholars
Institution: Duke University
Author: Not specified
Target Audience: Academics, Researchers, Students
Period of Activity: 2024-2025
Approval Date: Not specified
Date of Last Changes: Not specified
Job title: Researcher in Clinical Neurosciences at Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences
Division: Medical Sciences Division
Department: Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences (NDCN)
Location: John Radcliffe Hospital, Headington, Oxford, OX3 9DU
Grade and salary: Grade X: £ – £ per annum
Hours: Full time / Part time (x hours / %FTE) / Variable hours
Contract type: Permanent / Fixed-term (X months/ X years) / Open-ended, externally-funded / Maternity leave cover / Secondment
Reporting to: [optional], job title
Vacancy reference: [Xxxx]
Additional information: For Research posts
Research topic: [Research Topic]
Principal Investigator / supervisor: [Name]
Project team: [Names]
Project web site: www.ox.ac.uk/
Note: [research project URL]
Funding partner: [Funding Partner]
Recent publications: [List of recent publications]
Responsibilities: [Key responsibilities]
Selection criteria Essential selection criteria: [List of criteria]
Desirable selection criteria: [List of criteria]
Pre-employment screening: [Required checks]
Hazard-specific / Safety-critical duties: [Relevant duties]
Travel outside of Europe or North America on University Business: [Yes/No]
Security pre-employment checks: [Required checks]
Relationships between seafood consumption during pregnancy and childhood on neurocognitive development: two systematic reviews, September 2019
Year: 2019
Region: USA, UK, Canada
Topic: Nutrition and neurodevelopment
Document type: Systematic review
Institutions: National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, U.S. Food and Drug Administration, University of Texas at Austin, University of Bristol, University of Guelph, Penn State University, Oregon Health and Science University, University of Rochester, Ulster University, Imperial College London, University of Kansas Medical Center
Authors: Joseph R. Hibbeln, Philip Spiller, J. Thomas Brenna, Jean Golding, Bruce J. Holub, William S. Harris, Penny Kris-Etherton, Bill Lands, Sonja L. Connor, Gary Myers, J. J. Strain, Michael A. Crawford, Susan E. Carlson
Target population: Pregnant women, children, adolescents
Study population: 102,944 mother-child pairs, 16,446 children
Methods: Systematic review of published studies following NESR methodology
Key findings: Positive associations between seafood consumption and neurocognitive development, benefits begin at ~4 oz/wk and continue beyond 12 oz/wk, no adverse outcomes observed even at high intakes
Limitations: Limited randomized controlled trials, insufficient data on lactation, optimal amounts, species-specific effects, and mercury content
Publication date: September 5, 2019
Source: Dietary Guidelines for Americans, NESR
Neurocognitive and liver function assessments in HIV/HCV co-infected patients across treatment arms
Year: 2023
Study Population: HIV/HCV co-infected adults
Domains Assessed: Learning and Memory, Psychomotor, Executive Function, Gross Motor, Liver Parameters, Viral Load
Type of Document: Supplementary tables for clinical study
Treatment Arms: Raltegravir (RAL), Efavirenz (EFV)
Sample Size: Varies by domain and time point
Measurement Period: Baseline to Week 72
Analytical Methods: GBTA (Growth-Based Trajectory Analysis), Mann-Whitney U Tests
Outcome Metrics: Cognitive test scores, Fibroscan (kPA), AFP (mg/mL), ALT (U/L), AST (U/L), HCV RNA viral load
Data Presentation: Means, standard deviations, medians, interquartile ranges, effect sizes
Supplementary Material: Neurocognitive Test Descriptions and Results in ALL Participants
Year: 2026
Study Population: Children and adults treated for acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL)
Region: Not specified
Document Type: Supplementary material / scientific tables
Institution: Research study in neuropsychology
Authors: Not specified
Cognitive Domains Assessed: Processing speed, Executive functions, Non-verbal reasoning, Verbal reasoning, Visuospatial and motor skills, Working memory, Sustained attention
Tests Included: WISC-V, WAIS-IV, D-KEFS, CPT-III
Sample Size: 73–83 participants per test
Data Collected: Test scores, missing data reasons, standardized Z-scores, regression analyses
Age Range: ≥8 years for specific tests
Statistical Methods: t-tests, Wilcoxon signed-rank tests, univariate regression
Context: Supplementary tables presenting detailed neurocognitive test descriptions, participant performance, missing data, and regression analyses for children and adults treated for ALL.
Topics: CLINICREFERRAL NEUROSCIENCES NEUROCOGNITIVE