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Board Certified Clinical Neuropsychologist at @KUhospital | Asst. Prof. in Neurology at @KUMedCenter | @KUALZ | I love 🧠's

Fairway, KS
Joined May 2016
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More from the ACCORD study. Intensive SBP reduction does not adversely affect cognitive function, even in those with low baseline DBP @KUJGKI @KUNeph @adamparksphd @KUALZ
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We are excited to announce the expanded designation of the University of Kansas Medical Center as a super site for PD GENEration, made possible by a $1 million gift from the Krupp Smith Family Foundation given in memory of Gary Smith Sr. 💙 🩺 Learn more: parkinson.org/about-us/news/…
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So proud to be a part of this great project involving the relationship between BP intervention and cognition with my colleague @AditiGuptaKUMC! Congrats Dr. Gupta!!
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It’s such an incredible honor to receive this award. When I started out on this project, I never expected something like this. I just wanted to show off the excellent work our team was doing in providing a crucial service to our patients in the midst of the COVID pandemic.
TNAN's Nelson Butters Award for the best research paper published in ACN over the past year goes to Adam Chase Parks, Ph.D. for his research paper entitled, "Validity of In-Home Teleneurolopsychological Testing in the Wake of COVID-19." academic.oup.com/acn/article…
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Read the NAN and @SportsNeuroSoc joint statement to address the recent controversy surrounding race as one variable in the demographic adjustments used by neuropsychologists when interpreting neuropsychological test scores. nanonline.org/NAN/_AboutNAN/…
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Very excited to share that I've started working with the Sporting Kansas City MLS club (@SportingKC) as a Neuropsychology Consultant. Looking forward to promoting #brainhealth and assessing #sportsconcussion with these wonderful professional athletes!
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So honored and proud to be a part of this amazing team of researchers!
Join us in congratulating @KUALZ, which has earned its second renewal from the National Institutes on Aging. Only 30 other centers in the country are so recognized by the NIA, and the renewal brings millions in research funding. buff.ly/3t0cjiQ
When asked to give a quote for my friend Ryan's new book on "Becoming a Neuropsychologist," I had no idea I would be among some of the most accomplished and intrepid professionals in our field. Well, anyway, here's my contribution:
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A dear friend of mine recently published a book on "Becoming a Neuropsychologist." It's a very comprehensive and user friendly walkthrough guide. If there's a student or trainee in your world you think would benefit from this book, definitely check it out! springer.com/us/book/9783030…
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Mark your calendars, WE ARE BACK! Here is awesome lineup you can expect for #KnowNeuropsych, Volume III. Please share with your friends and colleagues! Register online: knowneuropsych.org Email: [email protected]
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ATTN: U.S. neuropsychologists, grad students, post-docs psychometricians/RAs, & allied health professionals who are engaged in remote cognitive assessment with adults! Researchers at Columbia/Boston University want to know about your experiences with tele-NP technologies! Link 🔽
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Shout out to @jensen_davis1 and the rest of our team for their hard work on this project!
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I was just informed that this article will soon be made open access and free for all to read and use. So stay tuned!
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However, if you'd like to read it now, become a member of @TheAACN and you get access to @TCNjournal and support one of the organizations involved in this survey! theaacn.org/
👀⬇️ Excellent analysis of the racial/ethnicity trends in the field asking tough but important questions.
In 2020, the #neuropsychology workforce is 84.5 Caucasian/White, compared to 90% a decade ago. Biggest racial/ethnic increases in 10 yrs has been among Asian/Pacific Islanders and Hispanic/Latinx npsychologists. Only a .2% increase among AA/Black npsychologists.
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