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Morimoto T1 Matsuda Y2 Matsuoka K1 Yasuno F1 Ikebuchi E3 Kameda H4 Taoka T5 Miyasaka T6 Kichikawa K6 Kishimoto T1. Data was obtained from a randomized controlled trial.
Tsubasa Morimoto 1 Yasuhiro Matsuda 1 Kiwamu Matsuoka 1 Fumihiko Yasuno 1 Emi Ikebuchi 2 Hiroyuki Kameda 3 Toshiaki Taoka 4 Toshiteru Miyasaka 5 Kimihiko Kichikawa 5 Toshifumi Kishimoto 1.
Computer assisted cognitive remediation. Computer-Assisted Cognitive Remediation in Schizophrenia. Efficacy of an Individualized vs. Generic Exercise Plan Introduction.
The Cognitive Remediation Expert Working Group defines cognitive remediation as a behavioral training. We conducted a randomized controlled pre-post-intervention. Cognitive remediation therapy is emerging as a psychological intervention that targets cognitive impairment but the effect of computer-assisted cognitive remediation on neuropsychology and social functioning and wellbeing remains unclear.
The aim of the current study is to investigate the neurocognitive outcomes of computer-assisted cognitive remediation CACR therapy in a sample. An emerging body of research has shown that computer-assisted cognitive remediation consisting of training in attention memory language andor problem-solving produces improvement in neurocognitive function that generalizes to untrained neurocognitive tests and may also impact symptoms and work functioning in patients with schizophrenia. The active ingredient of.
The durability of computer-assisted cognitive remediation CACR therapy over time and the cost-effectiveness of treatment remains unclear. The aim of the current study is to investigate the effectiveness of CACR and to examine the use and cost of acute psychiatric admissions before and after of CACR. Sixty-seven participants were initially recruited.
For the follow-up study a total of 33 participants were. An emerging body of research has shown that computer-assisted cognitive remediation consisting of training in attention memory language andor problem-solving produces improvement in neurocognitive function that generalizes to untrained neurocognitive tests and may also impact symptoms and work functioning in patients with schizophrenia. The active ingredient of these interventions.
In computer-assisted cognitive rehabilitation therapy the individual logs into an online program and then engages in tasks that seem like games. The person must rely on certain cognitive abilities in order to complete the tasks Dr. Computer-assisted cognitive remediation therapy increases hippocampal volume in patients with schizophrenia.
A randomized controlled trial. Morimoto T1 Matsuda Y2 Matsuoka K1 Yasuno F1 Ikebuchi E3 Kameda H4 Taoka T5 Miyasaka T6 Kichikawa K6 Kishimoto T1. Computer-assisted cognitive remediation therapy increases hippocampal volume in patients with schizophrenia.
A randomized controlled trial. Tsubasa Morimoto 1 Yasuhiro Matsuda 1 Kiwamu Matsuoka 1 Fumihiko Yasuno 1 Emi Ikebuchi 2 Hiroyuki Kameda 3 Toshiaki Taoka 4 Toshiteru Miyasaka 5 Kimihiko Kichikawa 5 Toshifumi Kishimoto 1. We designed a Computer-Assisted Cognitive Remediation CACR program to help young people with psychosis to restore their cognitive function.
The program combines the drill-and-practice approach and the strategic approach to remediation with sixteen sessions of computerized cognitive training two sessions of psychoeducation and four session of coaching on applying cognitive. A growing body of research shows that cognitive remediation COG REM consisting of drill-and-practice andor strategy training in neurocognitive functions produces moderate improvements in neurocognition. These improvements generalize to functioning when COG REM is provided with other rehabilitation interventions Wykes et al 2011.
The number of studies using COG REM as an adjunct. Poor cognitive-behavioral flexibility is considered a trait marker in anorexia nervosa AN that can be improved by cognitive remediation therapy CRT. The present pilot study aimed at identifying changes in brain function potentially associated with CRT in AN.
Data was obtained from a randomized controlled trial. Twenty-four patients were assessed before and after 30 sessions of. Computer-assisted cognitive remediation therapy for patients with schizophrenia induces microstructural changes in cerebellar regions involved in cognitive functions.
Matsuoka K1 Morimoto T2 Matsuda Y2 Yasuno F3 Taoka T4 Miyasaka T5 Yoshikawa H2 Takahashi M2 Kitamura S2 Kichikawa K5 Kishimoto T2. The PSSCogReHab cognitive remediation software program is described extensively elsewhere Chen et al. In brief intervention involves the administration of five software packages aimed at improving performance in four cognitive domains.
Attention verbal memory psychomotor speed and executive function. This study compared the effects of an extended 6-month standardized computer-assisted cognitive remediation intervention administered along with a standardized program of social skills-training SST with those of an active control condition that included participation in the same SST program and a computer skills training program Computer Skills. An emerging body of research has shown that computer-assisted cognitive remediation consisting of training in attention memory language andor problem-solving produces improvement in neurocognitive function that generalizes to untrained neurocognitive tests and may also impact symptoms and work functioning in patients with schizophrenia.
Computer-assisted cognitive remediation CACR has the advantage of being economic by lowering the global health care costs 2 and enhancing productivity outcomes 3. Furthermore CACR can be. Remediation broadly targeted cognitive and everyday performance by providing supportive graduated training and practice in selecting executing and monitoring cognitive operations.
It used engaging computer-based cognitive exercises and one-on-one training. Cognitive remediation therapy CRT has shown significant improvement in cognition in schizophrenia. However effect sizes of CRT have been reported to be modest raising the issue how to augment the effects of CRT on neurocognition and social cognition.