Feasibility and Psychometric Integrity of Mobile Phone-Based Intensive Measurement of Cognition in Older Adults.
Feasibility and Psychometric Integrity of Mobile Phone-Based Intensive Measurement of Cognition in Older Adults.
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DOI:
10.1080/0361073x.2021.1894072
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发表时间:
2021-07
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1.8
通讯作者:
Hofer SM
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作者:
Brewster PWH;Rush J;Ozen L;Vendittelli R;Hofer SM
There is a pressing need for assessment approaches that can be deployed remotely to measure cognitive outcomes in clinical trials and longitudinal aging cohorts. We evaluated the utility of a mobile phone-based intensive measurement study for this purpose. A small cohort of healthy older adults (N=17, mean age=73) completed five assessment “bursts” over 12 months, with each measurement burst involving two assessments daily for five consecutive days. Each assessment included brief tests of visual short-term memory and information processing speed, as well as surveys measuring state factors that can affect cognition. At study endpoint we had 94% retention, 97% compliance, and high participant satisfaction. Mobile cognitive test scores demonstrated good reliability, moderate correlations with in-person baseline neuropsychological testing, and significant associations with participant age and education level. We conclude that mobile phone-based intensive measurement designs represent a promising assessment approach for measuring cognition longitudinally in older adults.