Subjective Cognition Reported by Caregivers Is Correlated With Objective Cognition in Liver Transplant Recipients
Dami Ko, Mary S. Dietrich, Katherine A. Gifford, Sheila H. Ridner – 15 June 2021 – Objective cognitive assessments, a gold standard diagnostic tool for cognitive impairment, may not be feasible in busy liver transplantation (LT) practice because they are often time consuming. This study determined whether subjective cognition, patients’ self‐ratings and/or caregivers’ ratings of patients’ cognition, reflects objective cognition in LT recipients.