Ethical considerations attend decisions about disclosing a likely dementia diagnosis. They begin with patient autonomy – a core value of medicine.
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A first-of-kind investigation aims to characterize the needs of patients experiencing psychological distress following PE and the impact of PE disease factors and treatment on psychological outcomes.
In Pediatric Development and Behavior, When Is It Time to Deprescribe?
Deprescribing isn’t about being anti-medication, stresses Marie Trace, MD. It’s thinking critically about whether medications are still providing benefit.
A Proactive Approach to Dismantling Inequities for Women in Medicine
Here’s how our Neurological Institute is working to counter national trends of burnout and leadership inequity among women in medicine, with a focus on the role psychologists can play in such efforts.
First Randomized Trial Launched to Study Teleneuropsychology for Parkinson’s Disease
At-home neuropsychological evaluation offers convenience for patients with significant disability or living in underserved areas. A new trial will determine whether it is equivalent to in-office evaluation.
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Predicting Neuropsychological Outcomes Following Temporal Lobe Epilepsy Surgery (Podcast)
Models developed at Cleveland Clinic can assist clinicians in identifying which patients with epilepsy may be at risk for postoperative cognition declines or depressive symptoms. A clinical neuropsychologist explains.
Study Spotlights Need for Mental Health Monitoring in Pediatric Epilepsy, Especially for Minority Youth
Reporting of suicidal thoughts is four times higher in pediatric patients with epilepsy relative to overall pediatric patients, according to recent Cleveland Clinic screening data.
Adjunctive Therapies for the Treatment of Headache (Podcast)
When first-line therapies fail, navigating the landscape of other options can feel like traveling the Wild West. A pain medicine specialist provides some guidance in our latest Neuro Pathways podcast.
Altered Mental Status in a Man With Metabolic Syndrome
While pharmacogenomic testing can flag patients at risk for events from drug-drug or drug-gene interactions, careful monitoring of patients’ drug regimens for potential interactions is an effective and often more feasible strategy.
Managing Increased Demand for Adolescent Psychiatric Services (Podcast)
The leader of our Section of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry shares strategies and lessons from how Cleveland Clinic is striving to meet burgeoning mental healthcare needs among young patients.
Flexible Scheduling May Reduce Clinician Stress but Is No Burnout Panacea, Study Suggests
Virtual visits and flexible scheduling give clinicians a greater sense of control over their workload and perceived job stress, but this didn’t significantly lower burnout in a survey of providers across various specialties.