International consensus for the assessment of social cognition in neurocognitive disorders: framework definition and clinical recommendations of the SIGNATURE initiative.
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Dodich Alessandra, Panzavolta Andrea, Funghi Giulia, Meli Claudia, Festari Cristina, Chatzikostopoulos Thanos, Chicherio Christian, Clarens Florencia, de Oliveira Fabricio Ferreira, Filardi Marco, Ibanez Agustin, Invernizzi Laura, Lebouvier Thibaud, Logroscino Giancarlo, MacPherson Sarah E, Manca Riccardo, Marra Camillo, Matias-Guiu Jordi A, Montembeault Maxime, Papagno Costanza, Pomati Simone, Possenti Mario, Piguet Olivier, Sacco Leonardo, Schild Ann-Katrin, Sollberger Marc, Tábuas-Pereira Miguel, Tsatali Marianna, Tsolaki Magda, van den Berg Esther, Cappa Stefano F, Bertoux Maxime, Kumfor Fiona, Van den Stock Jan, Boccardi Marina, Welsh-Bohmer Kathleen Anne, Cerami Chiara, SIGNATURE Consortium
Аннотация
METHODS: Using a Delphi consensus method supported by a literature review and the results of an international survey, 22 specialists defined recommendations for the context of use, relevance in NCD diagnosis, priorities for future research and facilitators/obstacles of socio-cognitive assessment in major and mild NCDs.
RESULTS: Overall, panelists recommended social cognition testing in routine diagnostic assessment to evaluate both socio-cognitive and socio-behavioral alterations. A set of clinical, methodological, implementation and external factors facilitating or hampering the use of socio-cognitive tasks was identified.
CONCLUSIONS: This is the first focused endeavor to favor the implementation of socio-cognitive assessment, which is required by DSM-5 but seldom performed despite clear evidence of its clinical relevance for diagnosis and care. Our results provide an initial set of recommendations, refinable through the future actions of the SIGNATURE initiative. Future collaborative clinical research projects should overcome current limitations and foster the use of ecological and cross-culturally validated measures in clinics.