Cognitive Adaptation Training Provided to Chronically Hospitalized Patients with Schizophrenia in The Netherlands: Two Case Reports

Table 1

Baseline characteristics for the two cases.

	Case  1 (Mr. C.)	Case  2 (Mr. J.)
Executive function,
MCST^a,
Categories	1	4
Perseverations	18	2
COWAT^b	26	8
FrSBe^c,
Apathy	48	32
Disinhibition	37	38
Clinical Symptoms (PANSS)^d,
Positive	14	15
Negative	29	28
General	41	33

^aMCST: Modified Card Sorting Test [3]; ^bCOWAT: Controlled Oral Word Association Task—Dutch version [4]; ^cFrSBe: Frontal Systems Behavior Scale—informant version [5]; ^dPANSS: Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale [12], scaled score based on the last week. For the MCST perseverations, FrSBe, and PANSS, higher scores indicate poorer outcomes.