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  • Cognitive screening is crucial for identifying at-risk individuals and those needing further diagnosis.
  • Computerized cognitive assessments can enhance access to services for underserved populations.
  • Brief assessments are necessary due to patient volume and condition limitations.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To examine the psychometric properties of BRAINscreen, a web-based cognitive functioning assessment.
  • To detail the development, technical features, and normative data of BRAINscreen.
  • To investigate the relationship between performance accuracy, reaction time, and demographic factors, as well as clinical sensitivity.

Main Methods:

  • Development and validation of the BRAINscreen web-based cognitive assessment.
  • Analysis of psychometric properties, including reliability and validity.
  • Comparison of performance between healthy controls and clinical populations across age and education strata.

Main Results:

  • BRAINscreen demonstrated reliability and validity as a cognitive screening measure.
  • The study analyzed performance accuracy and reaction time across different demographic groups.
  • Differential sensitivity was observed between healthy and clinical populations.

Conclusions:

  • BRAINscreen is a psychometrically sound tool for cognitive functioning screening.
  • The web-based nature of BRAINscreen enhances accessibility for diverse patient groups.
  • Findings support BRAINscreen's utility in identifying individuals requiring further cognitive evaluation.