To assess whether tablet-based SDMT outcomes correspond with oral SDMT performance, whether the digitally derived Performance Index is valid in a memory-clinic population, and what learning effects and interaction patterns occur during digital testing.
Approach:
Design and setting: Cross-sectional validation study at the memory clinic of University Hospital Bonn, Germany.
Participants and context: Participants were referred from general-practice screening through the iCreate study for further memory-clinic assessment; the intended cohort reflected a triage population with varied cognitive concerns.
Measures and analyses: The study re-implemented the SDMT Performance Index in a tablet-based assessment, compared digital and oral SDMT outcomes, tested validity against neuropsychological reference measures and digital-pen handwriting, and explored timing, interaction, and incident…
Interpretation:
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by Leon Nissen, Alexander Hanke, Florian Schweizer, Yinqi Liu, Fabian Kahl, Carolin Rosendahl, Kristin Rolke, Judith Tillmann, Philipp Schaper, Klaus Weckbecker, Jochen René Thyrian, Stephan Jonas, Michael Wagner, Lara Marie Reimer
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