Specific within-domain cognitive impairments predict depression severity six-months after stroke

Specific within-domain cognitive impairments have differential relationships with post-stroke depressive symptomology. Accommodating for these impairments in post-stroke depression interventions may potentially enhance therapeutic outcomes.

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Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation
Published
2025-09-23
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1080/10749357.2025.2557317
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2
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Stroke Rehabilitation and Recovery
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Specific within-domain cognitive impairments predict depression severity six-months after stroke

Nele Demeyere, Andrea Kusec, Kyle Kelleher
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Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation
Stroke Rehabilitation and Recovery
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Specific within-domain cognitive impairments predict depression severity six-months after stroke

Nele Demeyere, Andrea Kusec, Kyle Kelleher
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Abstract

Specific within-domain cognitive impairments have differential relationships with post-stroke depressive symptomology. Accommodating for these impairments in post-stroke depression interventions may potentially enhance therapeutic outcomes.

Topics in Stroke RehabilitationVol. 33(3)
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