Traumatic brain injury, whether from a road traffic accident, fall, assault or workplace incident, can produce wide-ranging and sometimes subtle effects on cognition, emotion and behaviour that are not always apparent on standard medical investigation.
The Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologists at Psychology and Psychiatry Experts, holding the QiCN, carry out detailed, standardised assessment of memory, attention, processing speed and executive function.
We establish the nature and extent of impairment, distinguish it from pre-existing factors, and link it to the index event.
Specialist Traumatic Brain Injury, TBI Assessment
Precise neuropsychological assessment of the cognitive and behavioural impact of brain injury.
How we measure the impact of TBI
What our TBI assessments measure
- Memory, attention and processing speed
- Executive function
- Emotional and behavioural change
- The nature and extent of impairment
- Causation, prognosis and rehabilitation needs
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Glossary.
- GCS
- – Glasgow Coma Scale
- mTBI
- – mild Traumatic Brain Injury
- QiCN
- – Qualification in Clinical Neuropsychology
- TBI
- – Traumatic Brain Injury