Evidence for a diagnostic distinction between functional seizures and functional motor symptoms from the TriNetX electronic health record database

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Clinical Intelligence Report — 2026-05-24
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Trauma, Emotional Control, Stress Coping Mechanisms, and Illness Acceptance in Individuals With Orofacial Pain, Headache, and Sleep Bruxism
Understanding Orofacial Pain and Related Disorders Orofacial pain encompasses a variety of painful conditions affecting the facial region, particularly the mouth, jaw, and surrounding areas. This type of pain can manifest in numerous ways, making diagnosis and treatment challenging. Common disorders associated with orofacial pain include temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMJ), dental issues, and neuropathic pain… Read more: Trauma, Emotional Control, Stress Coping Mechanisms, and Illness Acceptance in Individuals With Orofacial Pain, Headache, and Sleep Bruxism
Patent foramen ovale closure, improving fitness after stroke, optimizing hyperacute stroke treatment, and the Global Stroke Action Coalition
Patent Foramen Ovale Closure Techniques Patent foramen ovale (PFO) closure techniques involve a variety of minimally invasive procedures aimed at addressing the abnormal opening between the atria of the heart. This condition, which occurs when the foramen ovale, a natural fetal structure, fails to close after birth, can lead to an increased risk of cryptogenic… Read more: Patent foramen ovale closure, improving fitness after stroke, optimizing hyperacute stroke treatment, and the Global Stroke Action Coalition
Trauma, Emotional Control, Stress Coping Mechanisms, and Illness Acceptance in Individuals With Orofacial Pain, Headache, and Sleep Bruxism
Understanding Orofacial Pain and Associated Conditions Orofacial pain encompasses a range of discomfort localized in the facial and oral regions, affecting functions such as chewing, speaking, and swallowing. This type of pain is not only physically debilitating but often intertwined with various conditions, including temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ), headaches, and sleep bruxism. TMJ disorders, characterized… Read more: Trauma, Emotional Control, Stress Coping Mechanisms, and Illness Acceptance in Individuals With Orofacial Pain, Headache, and Sleep Bruxism
The Tensions Between Hidden Work and Hiding Work for Care Workers in Residential Aged Care
Context of Care Work in Aged Care In the world of residential aged care, the environment in which care workers operate is multifaceted and often fraught with challenges. This sector is characterized by a growing demand for services, fueled by an aging population that increases the necessity for specialized care. Workers in this field are… Read more: The Tensions Between Hidden Work and Hiding Work for Care Workers in Residential Aged Care

Contextualizing racial differences in baseline neuropsychological assessment of collegiate athletes
CONCLUSIONS: Results suggest that racial differences at baseline assessment can be largely accounted for by education quality as assessed by the WTAR, which underscores the importance of considering sociocultural context when assessing racially diverse athletes.
Barriers and facilitators experienced by primary school teachers returning to work after mild traumatic brain injury in Aotearoa, New Zealand
CONCLUSION: Overall, the barriers and facilitators experienced by teachers as they RTW after mTBI are not merely at the level of the individual and their work tasks but are embedded within the complex interactions between the individual, personal, workplace, healthcare, and insurance/legislative systems.
Equity in concussion assessment: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples' perspectives of standardised sport-related concussion assessment
CONCLUSIONS: Although the SCAT6 introduces some improvements, our findings highlight the need for community-endorsed, culturally valid adaptations in future iterations. Culturally responsive concussion assessment tools are essential to support accurate diagnosis, foster patient-clinician trust, and promote safer recovery pathways for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Healthcare professionals' experiences and perspectives of personal technology for self-management following mild traumatic brain injuries: an exploratory online survey of UK practice
INTRODUCTION: Personal technology might offer effective and efficient options for supporting successful self-management following mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI). Its use in UK rehabilitation remains unclear. This study explores healthcare professionals' (HCPs) experience and attitudes towards using personal technology for self-management following mTBI.
An observational examination of circumlocution ability in acute left-hemisphere stroke survivors as a possible estimative behavioral measure of very mild aphasia
CONCLUSIONS: Measuring circumlocution ability, which can be done using a simple naming task, may help identify VMA. However, larger samples of acute stroke survivors will be needed to evaluate diagnostic potential.

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