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Apps such as Cognity are promising as they include new intelligent features by using artificial intelligence to screen individuals.Įrnst R, Hay J. Hence, the development of dementia screening apps that cover cognitive, memory, and execution domains defined within the neurocognitive disorders for dementia diagnosis of Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5), may provide clear clinical benefit as these domains are crucial.

The comparison of the prevailing apps suggests that no app fulfils the considered evaluation criteria. We used inclusion and exclusion criteria to search Android and Apple mobile stores, for dementia and MCI screening applications. This research critically analyses dementia and mild cognitive impartment (MCI) screening tools in terms of their clinical validity & acceptability, efficiency, and performance. Early screening can be critical for successful management of the disease, thus tools implemented within mobile technology to speed up accessibility are becoming more common. Dementia is an umbrella term for multiple neurocognitive conditions that affect one’s functional independence making daily activities challenging.

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