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    PROMIS Cognitive Function Short Form

    NIH-developed measure assessing perceived cognitive abilities including mental acuity, concentration, and memory over the past 7 days.

    8 items
    2-3 minutes
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    The PROMIS Cognitive Function is a validated cognitive assessment tool

    When to Use the PROMIS Cognitive Function

    Cognitive function screening
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    PROMIS Cognitive Function Scoring Guide (Score Range: T-scores (lower = worse))

    ScoreSeverity LevelClinical Action
    T < 40
    Severe concerns
    		Comprehensive cognitive evaluation
    T 40-50
    Moderate concerns
    		Monitor; address contributing factors
    T 50-55
    Mild concerns
    		Supportive strategies
    T > 55
    Normal function
    		No intervention needed

    Key Features of the PROMIS Cognitive Function

    • NIH PROMIS system
    • T-score reporting
    • Patient-reported outcomes

    Frequently Asked Questions About the PROMIS Cognitive Function

    What is the PROMIS Cognitive Function?

    The PROMIS Cognitive Function (PROMIS Cognitive Function Short Form) is a 8-item assessment tool. NIH-developed measure assessing perceived cognitive abilities including mental acuity, concentration, and memory over the past 7 days.

    Is the PROMIS Cognitive Function free to use?

    Yes, the PROMIS Cognitive Function is in the public domain and free for clinical use. No licensing fees required.

    How is the PROMIS Cognitive Function scored?

    Scores range from T-scores (lower = worse). Comprehensive cognitive evaluation

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