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Is it bad to use mnemonics for the memory test when undergoing cognitive assessment e.g addenbrokes cognitive assessment or mmse?
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Its OK: I'm not sure why you would be using the MMSE. I would think you would want to use something a bit more sophisticated.
Answered 8/9/2014
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