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Archived AES Symposia - NeuroPsychology

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The following Presentations have been repurposed from the AES Annual Meeting and other Educational activities. Faculty presentations have been reproduced from the live activity in accordance with faculty copyright content license agreements. Most courses contain the audio, slides and a written transcript of the presented program.

NeuroPsychology
Presentation Title	Speaker	Presentation Date
Case Presentation and Discussion Speaker Interview MP3	Linda Allen, BSN, RN	December 2010
Cognitive Phenotypes of Pediatric Epilepsy Speaker Interview MP3	Bruce Hermann, PhD	December 2010
How to Use Neuropsychological Test Results to Improve Academic and Behavioral Outcomes in Schools Speaker Interview MP3	Mary Lou Smith, PhD	December 2010
Neuropsychological Deficits in Childhood Epilepsy: Timing and Risk Factors Speaker Interview MP3	Philip Fastenau, PhD	December 2010
Practical Suggestions for Cognitive Comorbidities Speaker Interview MP3	Madison Berl, PhD	December 2010
Overview of Neuropsychological Functioning in Epilepsy Across the Lifespan and Implications for Use of Testing to Modify Patient Outcomes Speaker Interview MP3	Philip Fastenau, PhD	December 2010
Role of Neuropsychological Functioning in Patient Education and Coordination of Care Speaker Interview MP3	Madona Plueger, MSN, RN	December 2010
Role of Neuropsychological Functioning in Psychiatric Assessment and Treatment Speaker Interview MP3	Rochell Caplan, MD	December 2010
Role of Neuropsychological Functioning in Vocational Rehabilitation Speaker Interview MP3	Robert Fraser, PhD	December 2010

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