Sarah E. McRae, Michelle Kelly, Jennifer Bowman, Peter W. Schofield, Dana Wong
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Neuropsychological feedback: a survey of Australian clinical practice
Objective There is increasing evidence for the benefits of providing neuropsychological assessment feedback to patients and caregivers, but the current practices of clinical neuropsychologists are unclear. This survey study aimed to determine the provision of neuropsychological feedback practices by Australian neuropsychologists across a range of settings and patient groups.
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