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July 2, 2018/Geriatrics

Age Doesn’t Matter in CPAP Efficacy for Sleep Apnea

Retrospective study fills evidence gap on therapy’s merits in older adults

April 22, 2018/Neurosciences/Research

High Prevalence of Insomnia and Sleep Apnea Found Among Patients with Diverse Neuro Diseases

Should sleep history be incorporated into routine neurological care?

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April 13, 2018/Geriatrics

Post-Stroke Health Impacts Merit New Emphases in Stroke Survivor Care

Executive function, social roles and physical function loom large in new study

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September 20, 2016/Neurosciences

Self-Reported Depression in ALS: New Insights and Their Implications

Depression more prevalent than perceived, harms survival and QOL

May 18, 2015/Neurosciences/Advancing Patient Care

Measuring Behavioral Health Outcomes

Efficient data collection is vital to improvement

April 6, 2015/Neurosciences/Advancing Patient Care

Suicidal Thoughts Not Uncommon in MS, Epilepsy Patients

Analysis shows the PHQ-9 is a useful screening tool

December 29, 2014/Cancer

Innovative Strategies Being Used to Assess Cancer Patients for Distress

Screening tool given at check-in, results go to EMR

December 2, 2014/Neurosciences/Advancing Patient Care

Using Technology to Screen Epileptic Children for Neuropsychiatric Comorbidities

Early detection can improve treatment, quality of life

November 20, 2014/Neurosciences/Advancing Patient Care

How Much Change Is Enough to Matter?

Determining minimal clinically important differences

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Patient-Reported Outcomes Across Stroke Types: More Commonalities Than Contrasts