what is the aim of specialised assessment the aim


What is the aim of specialised assessment

The aim of specialised assessment is often to identify a syndrome and specify its probable basis in abnormal brain function. The basic purpose for identifying a syndrome is to characterise the deficit and make a formulation concerning possible neurological correlates. For example, in the case of memory, the diagnostic question often involves whether the patient has amnesia, and if so, what type.

 

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