Keith Andrew Wesnes in memoriam

In establishing his core set of tests, Keith borrowed judiciously from experimental psychology, wisely selecting brief, reliable, and valid measures of episodic memory, attention, and working memory, in his view the key cognitive domains. Keith recognized that attention and visual working memory are both more efficiently and reliably assessed using digital technology rather than with traditional “paper-and-pencil” testing. [...]the nomenclature he employed to describe factors from correlative analyses of the data from the Clinical Dementia Rating core assessment belied his desire for precision, hence the slightly challenging title of “quality of episodic secondary memory” for one factor.