Neuropsych Procedures
MISC
Brain Stimulation
Definitions
Record Keeping
100

All verbal responses and their scoring should be marked on these

Each designated test record form

100

Persons having access to records and data must be reviewed and authorized by this person

Lab PI

100

The size of the cap chosen for a participant is based on this measurement

Head Circumference in CM

100

PID, or participant identifier involves these two pieces of information

Study Title and research ID (DOD 50)

100

Double-scoring is to be completed within this time frame of the neuropsychological tests being administered to a participant.  

2 weeks

200

These 3 tests do not allow the stimuli to be repeated, even in a participant asks

HVLT-R/RAVLT and WAIS4 Digit Span

200

Audio recordings are deleted after these two things have occurred

Double-checker has listened to recordings to verify accuracy of scoring/responses and the final documents have been uploaded to RedCAP

200

When cleaning equipment after a session, water is ok to use on all materials but this one

Leads/Cables

200

Any change, whether undesired, noxious, or pathological in a subject illustrated by signs or symptoms that occur during study participation, whether or not it is related to study procedures is called this

Adverse Event

200

Errors are recorded on forms by doing this

Single slash through error, correction next to it, writing person's initials making the change

300

Once the paper neuropsychological packet has been double-checked, digitized in RedCAP, and verified for accuracy, it can then be discarded to

The Shred Bin

300

When working remotely and accessing files in OneDrive, you should work from these versions

Web-Based Only. Not downloaded versions, or any in other cloud-based storage

300

After each brain stimulation session, three things should be documented, which are

HD-tDCS Record Form, Adverse Effects Survey, and Minutes Log

300

These errors on TMT and DKEFS Trail Making occur when a participant correctly switches from one set of symbols to the other, but connects an item that is out of order within the correct set

Sequencing Errors

300

All of the HD-tDCS Record Forms are to be digitized and uploaded as a single PDF packet in OneDrive to a participant's designated folder at this time point

Same day all treatment sessions are completed.

400

The Boston Naming Test Short Form has what conversion to derive a standardized score

Prorated - raw score multiplied by 2, then look up t-score

400

Baseline surveys and interviews should be completed no more than this prior to the initial study visit  

14 days before

400

Questionnairres and surveys that are outcome measures are only given when this has occurred

Immediately after last treatment session, and if available, a follow-up visit

400

These errors on TMT and DKEFS Trail Making occur when the participant fails to switch from one set of symbols to the other

Set-Loss Errors

400

Neuropsychological test scores in RedCAP are to be marked as this until they have been reviewed by the study coordinator, once double-checking has been completed

Unverified - shows yellow

500

Tests of language and visuospatial organization should not be given in this time period

In-between the learning and delayed recall trials of memory tests

500

Should an adverse event develop, this two part process should be done 

Immediately notify PI and document the details in the AE log in RedCAP

500

The distance from the nasion to the first electrode position on the cap, FPz, should be this proportion

10% of distance from inion to nasion

500

These errors on TMT and DKEFS Trail Making occur when the participant fails to connect one or more items because the time limit for the condition has elapsed.

Time-Discontinue Errors

500

The Neuropsychology Packet that gets uploaded to RedCAP consists of these materials

Summary Sheet, Double-Scoring Log, all record forms (in exact order as summary sheet)
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