CogniFit Medical Platform. Get access to multiple cognitive measurement, analysis, stimulation and/or rehabilitation instruments. This neuroscientific platform was designed specifically to help healthcare professionals (doctors, psychologists, etc.) with the detection, diagnosis, and intervention of cognitive disorders.
Medical Platform for healthcare professionals
Neuropsychological exploration, stimulation, and cognitive rehabilitation tools
Medical platform for healthcare professionals
Tools and tests for the neuropsychological assessment of your patients
Computerized batteries of brain stimulation and/or cognitive rehabilitation
This innovative online medical platform is a professional tool that allows healthcare professionals to:
- Perform a complete screening of the patient's cognitive functions.
- Detect possible cognitive deficits to recognize and understand determined pathologies and effectively identify a diagnosis.
- Monitor the patient's progress and rehabilitation.
- Design computerized brain stimulation and/or cognitive rehabilitation tools for your patients by using different clinical exercise batteries.
Patient #141
Cate Brown
catebrown@mail.com
59 years old
Last activity: 02/01/2016 | 4:09 min
Registration date: 01/01/2013
Total number of logins: 23
Inhibition
598
Focus Attention
608
Auditory Short-term Memory
468
Spatial Perception
405
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Session length
15 min
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Memory
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55 and Over
Mental arithmetic
Spatial perception
Insomnia
Darwin Science Institute
Participants: 135
Groups: 24
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Participants: 11
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Participants: 5
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0
Concentration
1
Mental planning
0
Driving Focus
0
55 and Over
0
Spatial perception
0
Stroke
1
Insomnia
1
Mental arithmetic
2
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General Cognitive Assessment
Number of training regime iterations
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Student #231
Paul Perkins
DaVinci High School
12 years old | Right handed
DaVinci High School
Students: 357
Calculation
Logic
Writing
Reading
Working Memory
565
Naming
411
Visual Perception
355
Visual Short Term Memory
392
Processing Speed
450
Focus Attention
298
ADHD Intervention
Cognitive training
Cognitive Skills
Focus Attention
Spatial Perception
Visual Scanning
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Natural Sciences
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Neuropsychological assessment of your patients
Neuropsychological Assessment Battery for healthcare professionals:
Stimulation and Cognitive Rehabilitation.
Stimulation and/or cognitive rehabilitation for your patients:
CogniFit's medical platform is recognized and used throughout scientific and medical communities internationally. It is simple to use and is accessible to professionals without special training in cognitive assessment batteries. The computerized tests and cognitive stimulation programs are also easy to use and user friendly.
All of the tests have been clinically validated and tests and were carefully chosen from a wide range of literature and previously existing scientific tools.
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