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Despite high levels of cognitive impairment in trauma-affected refugee populations, to our knowledge, the feasibility of a neuropsychological test battery has not previously been established for this group. This study supports the operational and clinical feasibility of the proposed interpreter-mediated neuropsychological test battery to trauma-affected refugees, provided that additional time is allocated to complete tests with time limits. The study highlights the need for cross-cultural validation of neuropsychological tests in trauma-affected refugees.
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