Controversy over US Military Traumatic Brain Injury Cognitive Assessment
Today, NPR's All Things Considered will be airing a report it prepared with ProPublica about problems with the US military's approach to testing the cognitive function of individuals.
Here is a link to a ProPublica article about the issue:
Testing Program Fails Soldiers
An audio link and a transcript of the report will likely be made available by NPR on the All Things Considered website after it airs.
The ProPublica report includes links to a number of documents about the issue, for those interested in looking deeper into the controversy.
ADDENDUM: The NPR story can be listened to and/or downloaded at this link: Listen here.
Here is a link to a ProPublica article about the issue:
Testing Program Fails Soldiers
An audio link and a transcript of the report will likely be made available by NPR on the All Things Considered website after it airs.
The ProPublica report includes links to a number of documents about the issue, for those interested in looking deeper into the controversy.
ADDENDUM: The NPR story can be listened to and/or downloaded at this link: Listen here.
Labels: ANAM, assessment, military, neuropsychology, TBI, traumatic brain injury
posted by Anthony Risser at 2:49 PM
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Dear Anonymous,
I can and will publish your comment if you resend it minus the names of the individuals. Thank you.
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