Highlighted by the need for new, large-scale dementia-prevention and treatment trials, clinicians and researchers urgently need improved tools for remote monitoring of cognitive performance.
Commonly used tests are not designed for frequent, remote testing in people with or at risk of cognitive impairments. Therefore, Orikami and Researchers in Nijmegen have developed smartphone-based applications for gamified cognitive testing.
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