Splitting FND: Differences in targeted therapies for functional movement disorders and functional seizures

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Clinical Intelligence Report — 2026-09-13
Clinical Intelligence Report Window: Last 30 daysStudy posts included: 450 Top Conditions Unknown — 450 Study Types Unknown — 450 Modalities Unknown — 450 Biomarkers (Top 20) Outcomes (Top 20) Effect Direction Unknown — 450 Add an API key in Settings → MyNeuroNews Insights to enable the narrative brief.
Development and psychometric evaluation of a Pediatric Nursing Excellence Scale (PNES-NS) for nursing students
Study Overview The Pediatric Nursing Excellence Scale (PNES-NS) was developed to enhance the skills and competencies of nursing students in pediatric care, addressing a significant gap in pediatric nursing education. This scale aims to provide a standardized measure of excellence in nursing practices specific to the pediatric population. The increasing complexity of healthcare, alongside the… Read more: Development and psychometric evaluation of a Pediatric Nursing Excellence Scale (PNES-NS) for nursing students
Clinical and hematological profiles of patients with burning mouth syndrome across international cohorts: a multicenter study
Study Overview This multicenter study aimed to examine the clinical and hematological characteristics of patients diagnosed with burning mouth syndrome (BMS) across diverse international cohorts. BMS is a condition characterized by a burning sensation in the oral cavity, often without an obvious clinical cause. Its complexity arises from the interplay of neurological, psychological, and possibly… Read more: Clinical and hematological profiles of patients with burning mouth syndrome across international cohorts: a multicenter study
Development and psychometric evaluation of a Pediatric Nursing Excellence Scale (PNES-NS) for nursing students
Study Overview This study focuses on the development and psychometric evaluation of a specialized measurement tool known as the Pediatric Nursing Excellence Scale for nursing students, abbreviated as PNES-NS. Recognizing the vital role of pediatric nursing in healthcare, the research aims to assess the competencies and educational needs of nursing students in this domain. The… Read more: Development and psychometric evaluation of a Pediatric Nursing Excellence Scale (PNES-NS) for nursing students
Low body mass index is not necessarily low cardiovascular risk in hypertension
Risk Assessment Beyond Body Mass Index The conventional understanding of cardiovascular risk often revolves around Body Mass Index (BMI) as a key indicator of a person’s health status. However, recent insights challenge the sufficiency of BMI alone for accurately assessing cardiovascular risk, particularly in individuals with hypertension. While BMI is a useful screening tool, it… Read more: Low body mass index is not necessarily low cardiovascular risk in hypertension

R2Play-Rehab: co-designing a multidomain integrative active rehabilitation tool for concussion
CONCLUSIONS: Findings revealed important clinical challenges in concussion care and highlighted opportunities for novel integrative active rehabilitation approaches, which may inform future research, policy, and rehabilitation strategies. Our co-design approach enabled sustained clinician engagement and provided highly contextualised insights about real practice issues. This process may be useful for engaging end-users and integrating their perspectives […]
Factors associated with variability in recovery after mild traumatic brain injury among adults referred to outpatient concussion clinics
CONCLUSIONS: Participants showed improvements on average, in both symptoms and disability. Variability and rates of recovery were associated with distress, catastrophising and fear avoidance. Clinicians can target such psychological factors in treatment and anticipate recovery fluctuations, normalising these while maintaining cautiously optimistic messaging regarding expected good prognosis after mild traumatic brain injury.
Impact of Hemolysis on UCH-L1 Quantification in Serum and Plasma
CONCLUSIONS: Hemolysis induces a clinically relevant positive bias in UCH-L1 measurements, even at moderate HI levels. These findings underscore the importance of strict preanalytical control and cautious interpretation of UCH-L1 results obtained from hemolyzed samples.
Development of a Novel Tandem Gait Alternative Propulsion Task for Concussion Assessment in Wheelchair Sport Athletes
CONCLUSIONS: Our findings provide context for baseline performance and reliability of a novel alternative to tandem gait for wheelchair sport athletes. Whereas sex and concussion history did not modify performance, the small difference in dual-task time yields concern over the feasibility of this task as a concussion evaluation and management tool in which upper extremity […]
An Inside Look at Para Sport Concussion Care: Para Sport Health Care Providers' Perspectives
CONCLUSIONS: Para sport HCPs used current concussion assessment tools but reported a lack of effective adaptive guidelines exemplified by variable athlete-specific modifications for concussion care. Our findings emphasize the need to develop flexible frameworks for para sport concussion management while emphasizing a multidisciplinary, team-based approach to care and HCP-athlete relationships to implement effective para sport […]

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