Is the Clock Drawing Test Still Relevant? Then What?

Presented by Sarah Baar and Samantha McDaniel

Is the Clock Drawing Test Still Relevant? Then What?

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Audio Runtime: 44 Minutes; Learning Assessment Time: 21 Minutes

Speech Scope Episode 1: Is the Clock Drawing Test Still Relevant? Then What?
Samantha McDaniel, an expert on and collector of the clock drawing test, reveals to Sarah Baar why she remains intrigued by the test while cautioning against its use with younger adults.

Learning Objectives
  • Interpret the evidence around use of the clock drawing test in SLP clinical practice
  • Apply evidence-based, practical strategies to actionably address use of the clock drawing test in SLP clinical practice
  • Solve patient case scenarios involving use of the clock drawing test
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Meet your instructors

Sarah Baar

Sarah is a speech-language pathologist in Grand Rapids, Michigan. She has had the opportunity to work in many settings across the continuum, including acute care, acute rehab, home and community, and outpatient therapy, and has been involved in various leadership projects. In 2016, she started the Honeycomb Speech Therapy…

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Samantha McDaniel

Dr. Samantha McDaniel is a speech-language pathologist and researcher who works as an Assistant Professor and Graduate Program Director in Communication Sciences and Disorders at Georgia Southern University in Savannah, GA. She has clinical experience with patients ranging from neonates to centenarians and has a passion for…

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Chapters & learning objectives

Is the Clock Drawing Test Still Relevant? Then What?

1. Is the Clock Drawing Test Still Relevant? Then What?

Sam reveals to Sarah why she remains intrigued by the clock drawing test while cautioning against its use for younger adults.