Neuropsychology in the Age of Digital Health: Exploration, Application, and Practical Implementation

By: Shifali Singh and Sara L. Weisenbach

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Synopsis: A groundbreaking and accurate guide to the latest digital technology relevant to neuropsychology clinicians, researchers, and trainees Neuropsychology in the Age of Digital Health: Exploration, Application, and Practical Implementation, delivers a practical, up-to-date guide to the implementation of digital health tools in clinical and training settings. This includes authoritative and accurate discussions of the incorporation of digital screening tools and comprehensive assessment methods into neuropsychology practice environments, while also discussing the use of digital cognitive health tools in disease management and how those tools can be used as part of stepped-care models and population health management. Readers will find: Practical advice for integrating new digital tech into clinical and educational settings, with original data gleaned from a survey of current clinical neuropsychology trainees Effective strategies for addressing the most pertinent ethical challenges that arise from the use of digital technology in this field Examinations of exploratory tools that are useful in research settings and that have potential applications in clinical work Neuropsychology in the Age of Digital Health is an essential resource for undergraduate and graduate students with an interest in clinical and research neuropsychology, practicing clinical and research neuropsychologists, and students of graduate-level cognitive assessment courses.