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The Allen Cognitive Level Screen (ACLS) is a standardized assessment of current cognitive functioning. During illness, stress, or medication stabilization cognitive performance may be affected and can interfere with an individual’s daily functioning. The Occupational Therapy recommendations listed below are suggestions for the client
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