10.1. Addenbrooke’s Cognitive Examination — III (ACE-III)

Warning

(§) Permissible for use in some situations but not all (e.g.: clinical, research, commercial, educational), enforced by CamCOPS based on the user’s replies.

Note

[FROM-LP] Recommended by FROM-LP, as part of its condition-specific suggestions. See FROM-LP.

(The ACE-R is FROM-LP-specific; the ACE-III replaces the ACE-R.)

10.1.1. History and guide

By John Hodges and colleagues.

10.1.2. Source

10.1.3. Intellectual property rights

Copyright © John Hodges, 2012. Used under standard (noncommercial) permissions, as below.

  • “Finally, the ACE-III is available for free. The copyright is held by Professor John Hodges who is happy for the test to be used in clinical practice and research projects.” (www.neura.edu.au/frontier/research/test-downloads, accessed 2013-05-29.)

  • “As you know, we are happy for the ACE to be used widely and modified for use in other formats, such as the iPad. The guiding principle of the ACE-III is that it is free for users and we wish therefore that dissemination in other forms, such as the tablet, also remains free.” (Sharpley Hsieh of Neuroscience Research Australia for John Hodges, to Rudolf Cardinal, 28 Oct 2012)

  • “The ACE-III is available for free. The copyright is held by Professor John Hodges who is happy for the test to be used in clinical practice and research projects. There is no need to contact us if you wish to use the ACE-III in clinical practice.” (ACE-III FAQ, 7 July 2013, http://www.neura.edu.au/sites/neura.edu.au/files/page-downloads/ACE-III%20FAQ%20July%202013.pdf, accessed 2013-07-31.)