Oxford University Press Oxford Executive Functioning Clinical Practice Guide Book

Executive Functioning: A Comprehensive Guide for Clinical Practice provides a deep analysis of executive functioning (EF) for medical professionals. Published by Oxford University Press as part of the AACN Workshop Series, this text distinguishes the EF construct from traditional frontal-lobe functioning. By using function rather than structure as the organizing framework, the book offers a practical approach for clinical application. The content is systematically organized into four parts to aid learning and professional use. The first section covers the historical, theoretical, and clinical influences that have shaped how the EF construct is defined and studied. This resource is designed for those working in neurology and medical sciences who require a clear, function-based understanding of cognitive processes. It serves as a foundational tool for clinicians looking to improve their understanding of how executive functions operate in real-world clinical settings.