Executive Functioning Performance Test EFPT Executive Function Dorsolateral

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Executive Functioning Performance Test EFPT

Executive Functioning Performance Test EFPT

Executive Function Dorsolateral prefrontal cortex • Initiation • Execution • Organization • Sequencing •

Executive Function Dorsolateral prefrontal cortex • Initiation • Execution • Organization • Sequencing • Judgment & Safety • Completion

Purpose • Executive function impairments • Capacity for independence • Assistance needed to complete

Purpose • Executive function impairments • Capacity for independence • Assistance needed to complete task

Tasks • Simple cooking • Telephone use • Medication management • Bill payment ?

Tasks • Simple cooking • Telephone use • Medication management • Bill payment ? y Wh

General Principles

General Principles

Cues: Don’t let them fail • Two cues given at each level • Go

Cues: Don’t let them fail • Two cues given at each level • Go back to beginning each error until you reach direct verbal 0 1 2 3 4 5 No Cues Indirect verbal guidance Gestural guidance Direct verbal assistance Physical assistance Do the step for client

Other Principles • No conversations • Standardized instructions • Record the time for each

Other Principles • No conversations • Standardized instructions • Record the time for each task • Each task has a score sheet • If physically unable to complete a step, don’t count off • All tasks should be completed in order • Item preparation is key!

Practice Rounds • Team: client, scorer/timer, reader • Two “stations” per room • Complete

Practice Rounds • Team: client, scorer/timer, reader • Two “stations” per room • Complete the instructions • Keep to schedule

Test Administration • Be prepared! • Follow the script with pre-test questions

Test Administration • Be prepared! • Follow the script with pre-test questions

The Box 1. Use the checklist of items in the test manual to set

The Box 1. Use the checklist of items in the test manual to set up the box. 2. Use the Pre-Test Checklist to make sure everything is in place prior to each use. 3. Must personalize the following each time: q Medication label q Envelopes containing the bills q Two of the checks in the check book q Date cable bill as due 3 weeks after the date of the test

Standardized Patient Lab You will need to bring with you: • The cable bill

Standardized Patient Lab You will need to bring with you: • The cable bill and phone bill in their envelopes • “Check book” that contains two checks and a balance sheet • Score sheets for Medication Management and Bill Payment • Your own script for administering the test Your client: Chris Johnson 128 Ontario Shreveport, LA 71101 The Box will be in the room already.