Evaluate Mobile Computing Devices in a Well Characterized Longitudinal Clinical Research Population
About the Research Project
Program
Award Type
Bold Ideas initiatives
Award Amount
$50,000
Active Dates
April 01, 2013 - December 31, 2015
Grant ID
C2013210
Summary
Computer based testing of cognition is a rapidly evolving field. Cognitive impairment differs between diseases. By testing individual applications, this study is designed to ensure that Alzheimer’s patient’s unique cognitive and individual features can be monitored in the most high tech mobile applications.
This study pairs a sophisticated mobile health assessment tool with clinical rigor available in long-standing longitudinal trials. In this project, investigators are asking whether the feedback provided by the mobile application is consistent with the gold-standard clinical evaluations that are possible in a neurologists office.
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