Development of a generic version of the multiple errands test for severe acquired brain injuries.

Background: Impairment of executive functions is a frequent and disabling consequence of brain injury. In 1991, Shallice and Burgess elaborated the Multiple Errand Test (MET) to assess everyday troubles associated with this impairment.

Objective: Our first aim was to create a generic version of MET (MET-G) readily adaptable to different settings and for retesting.