For Youth With SLE, Cognitive Testing Isn’t Always on the Docket

A recent survey-based study, published in ACR Open Rheumatology, used data from 109 responding rheumatologists and trainees to determine attitudes and practices around cognitive screening and neuropsychological evaluation. The results found a picture clouded by problems related to access, training, and more. … The Reading Room recently spoke to two paper co-authors to discuss the survey and its results, including Ryan Kammeyer, is a neurologist with the departments of pediatrics and neurology at the University of Colorado School of Medicine.