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Cognitive guidelines pipeline

Programme

CogGuide will produce an evidence review and a guideline for each of the 11 specific mental functions in the WHO International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF). Each project feeds one or more of them.

CogGuide starts with the functions where evidence of AI-related harm is strongest and exposure is widest: memory, higher-level cognitions, emotion, and experience of self and time. The other seven stay on the map so gaps are visible, and move up if evidence of harm appears.

Attention: Evidence reviewAttention: Guideline draftedAttention: Expert reviewAttention: PublishedAttentionMemory: Evidence reviewMemory: Guideline draftedMemory: Expert reviewMemory: PublishedMemoryPsychomotor skills: Evidence reviewPsychomotor skills: Guideline draftedPsychomotor skills: Expert reviewPsychomotor skills: PublishedPsychomotor skillsEmotion: Evidence reviewEmotion: Guideline draftedEmotion: Expert reviewEmotion: PublishedEmotionPerception: Evidence reviewPerception: Guideline draftedPerception: Expert reviewPerception: PublishedPerceptionThought: Evidence reviewThought: Guideline draftedThought: Expert reviewThought: PublishedThoughtHigher-level cognitions: Evidence reviewHigher-level cognitions: Guideline draftedHigher-level cognitions: Expert reviewHigher-level cognitions: PublishedHigher-level cognitionsLanguage: Evidence reviewLanguage: Guideline draftedLanguage: Expert reviewLanguage: PublishedLanguageCalculation: Evidence reviewCalculation: Guideline draftedCalculation: Expert reviewCalculation: PublishedCalculationSequencing complex movements: Evidence reviewSequencing complex movements: Guideline draftedSequencing complex movements: Expert reviewSequencing complex movements: PublishedSequencing movementsExperience of self and time: Evidence reviewExperience of self and time: Guideline draftedExperience of self and time: Expert reviewExperience of self and time: PublishedSelf and timeMentalfunctions

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Each segment has four bands, from the centre outwards: evidence review, guideline drafted, expert review, published.

Mental functionReviewDraftExpert reviewPublishedFeeding projects

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CogGuide welcomes researchers and practitioners who want to join a guideline panel or review a draft guideline.

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