A Comparison of Computerized and Pencil‐and‐Paper Tasks in Assessing Cognitive Function in Community‐Dwelling Older People in the Newcastle 85+ Pilot Study - Concepedia

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A Comparison of Computerized and Pencil‐and‐Paper Tasks in Assessing Cognitive Function in Community‐Dwelling Older People in the Newcastle 85+ Pilot Study

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2007

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Joanna Collerton, Daniel Collerton, Yasumichi Arai, Karen Barrass, Martin Eccles, Carol Jagger, Ian G. McKeith, Brian K. Saxby, Tom Kirkwood

Journal of the American Geriatrics Society

Abstract

Computerized and pencil-and-paper tests are both feasible and useful means of assessing cognitive function in the oldest-old age group. Computerized tests are more acceptable to participants and administrators.

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