Narrative: Neuropsychological Screening of OEF/OIF Veterans in VA Primary Care Mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI), mental health disorders and deployment have been associated with cognitive dysfunction which may lead to poor functioning and community reintegration in OEF/OIF veterans. Our long- term goal is to promote early accurate detection and appropriate triage for postconcussive symptoms in OEF/OIF veterans to prevent long-term disability. The short-term goal of this proposal is to investigate the extent to which the VA TBI screening process may fail to detect or accurately identify the source of cognitive dysfunction and other post-concussive symptoms, limiting VA clinicians' ability to optimally communicate, triage and provide targeted services for OEF/OIF veterans. We will assess the feasibility of conducting integrated primary care-based screening for a history of mTBI, postconcussive symptoms using the Neurobehavioral Symptom Inventory and objective cognitive dysfunction using the brief, computer-administered Automated Neurocognitive Assessment MetricsTM in conjunction with post-deployment mental health screening.