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Lisa A. Jacobson

Kennedy Krieger Institute
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Johns Hopkins University

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Executive Functioning Predicts Adaptive Functioning and Self-Care Independence in Pediatric Sickle Cell Disease.

2021 Journal of Pediatric Psychology
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Long-term stability of Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children–fifth edition scores in a clinical sample

2021 Applied neuropsychology. Child
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Systematic Review of Educational Supports of Pediatric Cancer Survivors: Current Approaches and Future Directions.

2021 Journal of Clinical Oncology
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The contribution of sluggish cognitive tempo to processing speed in survivors of pediatric brain tumors.

2021 Child Neuropsychology
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Changes in executive function in pediatric brain tumor survivors.

2021 Pediatric Blood & Cancer
- Rachel K. Peterson
- Lisa A. Jacobson
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QIM21-094: Strategies to Improve Neuropsychological (NP) Care in Pediatric Oncology: Quality Improvement Findings

2021 Journal of The National Comprehensive Cancer Network
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How much testing can a kid take? Feasibility of collecting pediatric patient experience ratings of neuropsychological and psychological assessment.

2021 Applied neuropsychology. Child
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Beyond Risk-Based Stratification: Impacts of Processing Speed and Executive Function on Adaptive Skills in Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Survivors

2020 Journal of adolescent and young adult oncology
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Pediatric oncology provider perspectives and practices: Supporting patients and families in schooling after cancer diagnosis

2020 Pediatric Blood & Cancer
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An abbreviated WISC-5 model for identifying youth at risk for intellectual disability in a mixed clinical sample

2020 Clinical Neuropsychologist
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