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Simon Judge

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Advancing EEG-based assessment of consciousness and cognition in prolonged disorders of consciousness

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By Naomi Du Bois, Stephanie Hodge, Leah Hudson, Natalie Dayan, Jose M Sanchez-Bornot, Alison McCann, Lloyd Bradley, Krishnan Nair Verified, Simon Judge, Damon Hoad, Emma Vines, Sheryl Parke, Paul Johnson, Jacqueline A Pogue, Emma Dodds Verified, Abayomi Salawu, Raymond Carson, Karl McCreadie, Aine Carroll Verified, Damien Coyle, Attila Korik, Ainjila S. Elahi, Alain Bigirimana, Kudret Yelden, Venu Harilal, Jacqueline Stow, Jacinta McElligott
| Nature Verified
Abstract Accurate assessment of residual awareness in patients with Prolonged Disorders of Consciousness (PDoC) remains a major clinical challenge, as conventional behavioural tools can underestimate covert cognition. This study evaluates whether a structured, multi-phase motor imagery Brain–Computer Interface (MI-BCI) protocol provides objective electroencephalography (EEG)-based indicators of awareness that complement behavioural assessments.
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Full article: Defining outcomes: exploring the perspectives of people who use aided augmentative and alternative communication to develop the content for a patient-reported outcome measure

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By Deborah James, Georgina Jones, Simon Judge, Katherine Broomfield
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Evaluating clinical interventions is an important component of quality assurance and informs decision making about the funding and commissioning of health and care services. Patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) are tools that evaluate health interventions from the perspective of people receiving care. There is no validated PROM tool that evaluates the impact of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) interventions.
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Exploring electromyography for assistive technology: feasibility, usability and performance of a dry sensor EMG switch

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By Simon Judge
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Purpose Switch access is a tool used by many individuals with physical disabilities. Switches used in assistive technology are typically electro-mechanical. Electromyography (EMG) has previously been suggested for assistive technology switch access but has been little explored.
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