Sam S. Webb
Research groups
Sam S. Webb
MSc
Stroke Association funded DPhil Candidate
- DPhil student psychometrically validating neuropsychological assessments.
Clinical tools development within open science framework
Colleges
My research interests
I am currently a DPhil candidate (2020-2024) working on piloting, psychometrically validating, and norming neuropsychological assessments.
My broad interests are in open science, psychometric validation, and stroke.
I have honorary contracts with both Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust (OH) and Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (OUH), and work 2-3 days a week at the Oxfordshire Stroke Rehabilitation Unit under OH recruiting for our long term OCS-Recovery project.
My current projects involve linking functional ability to assessments of executive function in a stroke rehab setting, as well as running psychometric validation projects surrounding the OCS-Plus tool.
The most up to date list of projects worked on right now are found on my website [here] or on my Open Science Framework account [here]
I am open to collaboration regarding new validation projects or regarding remote assessment of cognition in any sample group.
Recent publications
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Predictive validity of the Oxford Digital Multiple Errands Test (OxMET) for functional outcomes after stroke
Preprint
Webb SS. and Demeyere N., (2023)
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Introducing the Tele-OCS: A validated remotely administered version of The Oxford Cognitive Screen
Journal article
Webb SS. et al, (2023), Health Open Research, 5, 8 - 8
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Using Multiverse Analysis to Highlight Differences in Convergent Correlation Outcomes Due to Data Analytical and Study Design Choices.
Journal article
Webb SS. and Demeyere N., (2022), Assessment
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The Oxford Cognitive Screen for use with Australian people after stroke (OCS-AU): The adaptation process and determining cut scores for cognitive impairment using a cross-sectional normative study.
Journal article
Sanctuary C. et al, (2022), Aust Occup Ther J
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The Oxford Cognitive Screen - Australian Version (OCS-AU): development and determining Australian cut points for scoring impairment.
Conference paper
Sanctuary C. et al, (2022), INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF STROKE, 17, 6 - 6