Outcome Measures
Knowing which outcome measure has the highest evidence for each patient population is essential for the cases on the NCS Exam. This section gives you access to the most recent recommended outcome measures compiled by the APTA Edge Task Force. Each measure is separated by inpatient, outpatient, acute, or chronic, and is organized by component of the ICF model.

Stroke

Parknson's Disease

Brain Injury

Spinal Cord Injury

Multiple Sclerosis

Vestibular Disorders

Core Outcome Measures (for all neurologic disorders)

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Study Plan
This section gives you a sample of a weekly study plan to help keep you on track. Use it to spend the right amount of time on each topic and to ensure you pace yourself during your long study journey. This study plan can be used either as a self-study guide, or in conjunction with video-based prep courses. We've also created a study calendar that shows the time allotments for the full 21-week study plan and a link to the practice cases that match the order of the plan.
Essential Checklists
These are checklists created by the content creators at NCSPrep and adjusted each year to reflect the many subtopics on the NCS exam. Use these lists to identify gaps in knowledge and to ensure you don't miss any essential information. These lists can also be found in each chapter of NCS Exam: 115 Case-Based Questions, Explanations, and Study Plan (2025)

Parknson's Disease
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Spinal Cord Injury
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Multiple Sclerosis
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Vestibular Disorders
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Explore the Collection
Learn by problem-solving through case-based study questions in the same format, complexity, and challenge of the NCS exam. Each practice question is hand-picked to target a different aspect of the various topics needed for evidenced-based practice in neurologic rehabilitation. All questions include detailed explanations and cite relevant research articles so the reader can find more information on any of the topics covered on the NCS exam.










