Titlebook: Handbook on the Neuropsychology of Aging and Dementia; Lisa D. Ravdin,Heather L. Katzen Book 2019Latest edition Springer Nature Switzerlan

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Driving Evaluation in Older Adultsly affect the cognitive, sensory, and/or motor abilities deemed necessary for safe driving. Thus, clinicians are increasingly called upon to comment on an older patient’s ability to remain an active driver. The current chapter aims to provide the clinician with a practical understanding of the liter

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Capacity Evaluations in Older Adults: Neuropsychological Perspectives capacities may be subtle, even almost imperceptible, or they may be so glaringly apparent that no one can deny their presence. Older adults with cognitive decline are clearly vulnerable, and this places them at greater risk for abuse and exploitation. Neuropsychologists are becomingly increasingly

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Fitness for Duty Examinationsal functioning. In a psychological FFD examination, the employer wants to understand the impact and risks of the psychological or emotional instability and whether this instability poses any risk of harm in the workplace. In a neuropsychological FFD examination, the questions focus on the impact of

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Consideration of Cognitive Reserveognitive reserve confers its benefits and outline the advantages and disadvantages of various methods of estimating reserve. We conclude by discussing the clinical implications of cognitive reserve and listing several specific recommendations for the application of cognitive reserve in clinical practice.

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Prevention of Cognitive Decline unclear which specific interventions would be most effective, in which patients and during which life/disease stages. This chapter offers a broad brush overview of the existing evidence which has provided some clues into the puzzle of prevention of cognitive decline.

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