The potential utility of parent-reported attention screening in survivors of childhood cancer to identify those in need of comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation.

Authors

Kristina K. Hardy, George Washington UniversityFollow
Victoria W. WillardFollow
Alissa B. Wigdor
Taryn M. AllenFollow
Melanie J. Bonner

Document Type

Journal Article

Publication Date

3-2015

Journal

Neurooncology Practice

Volume

Volume 2, Issue 1

Issue

1

Inclusive Pages

32-39

APA Citation

Hardy, K.K., Willard, V.W., Wigdor, A.B., Allen, T.M., Bonner, M.J. et al. (2015). The potential utility of parent-reported attention screening in survivors of childhood cancer to identify those in need of comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation. Neurooncology Practice, 2(1), 32-39.

Peer Reviewed

1