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Screening for Post-Stroke Depression and Cognitive Impairment at Baseline Predicts Long-Term Patient-Centered Outcomes After Stroke.

Arunima KapoorKrista L LanctotMark Theodore BayleyNathan HerrmannBrian J MurrayRichard H Swartz
Published in: Journal of geriatric psychiatry and neurology (2019)
Baseline DOC screening in stroke prevention clinics shows that symptoms of depression and cognitive impairment are independent predictors of impaired higher-level functioning and community reintegration 2 to 3 years after stroke. Novel rehabilitation and psychological interventions targeting people with these conditions are needed to improve long-term patient-centered outcomes.
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