Current directions in computer-assisted cognitive rehabilitation
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Updated: Sep 29, 2026

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Published on: December 29, 2023
Samuel T Gontkovsky1, Nicholas B McDonald, Pamela G Clark
1INTEGRIS Jim Thorpe Rehabilitation Center, Oklahoma City, OK, USA. stg@mmrcrehab.org
Abstract:
Technological advances over the past decade have given rise to the development of multiple computer-assisted cognitive rehabilitation programs. While results of investigations examining the efficacy of such techniques have been mixed, a positive trend for utilization of these procedures has been demonstrated. This review provides a discussion of the progression of research in this area, from anecdotal studies to controlled empirical investigations. Methodological shortcomings are examined and directions for future research in computer-assisted cognitive rehabilitation suggested.
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