Neuropsychological test feedback to patients with brain dysfunction.

Abstract

The provision of neuropsychological test feedback is of central importance in helping patients and their families cope with the consequences of brain injury. A general framework for presenting feedback is described, with an emphasis on techniques designed to maximize patient benefit. Special issues involving test-related limitations, patient characteristics, and family involvement in the feedback process are discussed.

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