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Journal of Neurology and Neuroscience

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Abstract

Cognitive profiling in traumatic head and brain injury: Recommendations for civil and criminal trials

Simon B. N. Thompson*

Cognitive profiling of litigants/offenders in UK civil and criminal cases who have traumatic head or brain injury often receive inconsistent approaches to their assessment processes. Typically, in clinical neuropsychology, expert witness practitioners and clinical researchers/assessors select standardised tests that will form part of their assessment strategy. Despite selection of tests being based on the client’s known clinical presentation, tests may also be selected based on the clinician’s experience in the field. Although scientifically-led, it is impossible to rule out the influence of the expert’s training and experience bias. Keeping up-to-date with current approaches and continuing professional development is recommended.

Published Date: 2025-02-10; Received Date: 2025-01-12