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Cognition in Clients With Acute High‐Level Spinal Cord Injury: Why Assessment Matters

&NA; Date Presented 3/30/2017 A literature review found the incidence of cognitive impairment in those with high‐level SCI to be 70%‐77% from brain injury and other comorbidities. These impairments are often overlooked. Cognitive screening is essential for appropriate care, but there is a shortage of appropriate assessments. Primary Author and Speaker: Susan Doyle Additional Authors and Speakers: Tatiana Kaminsky Contributing Authors: Michael DeWilde, Jon‐Erik Golob, Olivia Allen