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Vancouver Coastal Health and Providence Health Care, OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY Practice: OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY COGNITIVE ASSESSMENT Inventory & References, v. 2 (April 2014) page 1 of 35 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY COGNITIVE ASSESSMENT INVENTORY v. 2: April 2014 update Purpose: This inventory was developed to complement the algorithm entitled An OT Approach to Evaluation of Cognition/Perception . This is an inventory of COGNITIVE (but not perceptual) ASSESSMENT tools identified by OTs within VCH and PHC. These tools are not meant to be used in isolation during the process of COGNITIVE ASSESSMENT but, instead, during Steps 4 & 5 of the ASSESSMENT process (as per the algorithm). Although this inventory provides a comprehensive list of standardized tools available to OTs to measure cognition, it is not an exhaustive list. **Note: a fairly comprehensive source of Perceptual Assessments (and many of the COGNITIVE Assessments) can be found on Strokengine ( ). Category of ASSESSMENT : adopted from An OT Approach to Evaluation of Statistical Evaluation Criteria: from StrokEngine (accessed Sept 2013), Cognition/Perception , Vancouver Coastal Health, April 2011 (revised March 2013) Reliability screening ASSESSMENT In-depth ASSESSMENT Internal consistency (Chronbach s or split-half statistics) Excellent Adequate Poor < Test-re-test or Inter-rater reliability (ICC or kappa statistics) Excellent Level of task performance (ICF: activity & participation)
• Provides screening assessment in context of occupation (e.g. Cognitive Performance Test, Kettle Test) • May provide higher ecological & predictive validity than impairment-based screening • In-depth understanding of the impact of cognitive deficits on occupation (e.g. AMPS, EFPT, ILS) • May provide higher ecological &
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