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The Oxford visual perception screen detects visual perception difficulties in sub-acute adult stroke survivors: an early cross-sectional diagnostic accuracy study.

Cowen K. et al, (2026), Disabil Rehabil, 1 - 12

Feasibility and acceptability of ENhanced Reviews of PsychologIcal Changes (ENRICH) after stroke: protocol.

Kusec A. et al, (2026), BMJ Open, 16

Longitudinal Trajectories of Global and Domain-Specific Cognition After Stroke Using the Oxford Cognitive Screen.

Milosevich E. et al, (2026), Stroke

Specific within-domain cognitive impairments predict depression severity six-months after stroke.

Kelleher K. et al, (2026), Top Stroke Rehabil, 33, 268 - 278

Multidomain post-stroke cognitive impairment: development and validation of a clinical prediction model.

Kusec A. et al, (2026), Lancet Healthy Longev, 7

Experiences of health care from stroke survivors and caregivers from minoritised ethnicities

Kusec A. et al, (2025)

Do all roads lead to Rome? A qualitative process evaluation of two types of group-based Behavioural Activation following acquired brain injury from the MAPLES feasibility trial

Kusec A. et al, (2025)

Feasibility and Acceptability of ENhanced Reviews of PsychologIcal Changes (ENRICH) after stroke: PROTOCOL

Kusec A. et al, (2025)

Cognitive Reserve Moderates the Relationship between Executive Functioning and Depression in Long-term Stroke

Spiessens P. et al, (2025)

Longitudinal trajectories of global and domain-specific cognition after stroke using the Oxford Cognitive Screen

Milosevich E. et al, (2025)

Reliability and validity of the Oxford Visual Perception Screen in sub-acute adult stroke survivors.

Cowen K. et al, (2025), Clin Neuropsychol, 1 - 18

Augmenting behavioural activation with mental imagery improves post-stroke depressive symptoms.

Kelleher KJ. et al, (2025), Neuropsychol Rehabil, 1 - 25

Relationship of subjective and objective cognition with post-stroke mood differs between early and long-term stroke.

Kusec A. and Demeyere N., (2025), Clin Neuropsychol, 39, 1651 - 1672

Post-stroke fatigue severity is associated with executive dysfunction in chronic stroke.

Carrick C. et al, (2025), Neuropsychol Rehabil, 35, 1395 - 1417

Reliability and Validity of the Oxford Visual Perception Screen in Sub-Acute Adult Stroke Survivors

Cowen K. et al, (2025)

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