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The BSL CST is a screening tool for assessing cognition designed wholly in British Sign Language, to help detect dementia and acquired cognitive impairment in older deaf adults. It is designed to screen all areas of cognition, with items relating to memory, language, executive function, visuospatial ability, orientation and attention. It can be used detect neurodegeneration, or as a clinical baseline for future comparison.
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