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Setting the Stage

Screening for Stroke and Cognitive Impairment Chapter 4: How to Administer Cognitive Screening in Stroke. Setting the Stage. The well-seasoned professional can take 10-15 minutes to complete. Novices may want to allow 20 to 30 minutes to complete;

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Setting the Stage

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  1. Screening for Stroke and Cognitive ImpairmentChapter 4: How to Administer Cognitive Screening in Stroke

  2. Setting the Stage • The well-seasoned professional can take 10-15 minutes to complete. Novices may want to allow 20 to 30 minutes to complete; • Provide a quiet, non-distracting environment. It is best administered one on one, and avoid having other persons in the room as it can be distracting; • Introduce yourself9.

  3. Setting the Stage • Use the client’s appropriate name; • Describe the purpose of the interview in simple, direct language e.g. “I would like to do a test to assess your memory and concentration. I would prefer to do this one on one so there are no distractions”.Explain the approximate length of the interview; • Ensure that you obtain consent* from the person/Substitute Decision Maker in order to proceed with cognitive screening9. • *Consent in accordance with your professional or regulatory body.

  4. Setting the Stage Ensure that you, the interviewer: • Have the forms and materials necessary for the test; • Are familiar with the scoring procedure prior to giving the test; • Have adapted your test materials according to the client’s needs, e.g. large print; • Know enough about the person to make him/her feel comfortable and at ease9.

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