Portable Neurocognitive Assesment and Evaluation System
OwnerJacob Benfordinventor
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Abstract
A neurocognitive assessment and evaluation system uses a portable computerized appliance having a touchscreen, network communication functionality, at least one processor and on-board digital memory, and has software executing on the at least one processor. The software provides an interactive display comprising one or more graphics artifacts with which a person may interact, monitoring of the time and nature of the person's interaction with the one or more graphics artifacts, and audio or text instruction for the person to follow to interact with the one or more graphics artifacts to perform a specific test for neurocognitive evaluation of the person.
Claims20
A neurocognitive assessment and evaluation system, comprising:
- a portable computerized appliance having a touchscreen, network communication functionality, at least one processor and on-board digital memory;
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- software executing on the at least one processor, the software providing:
- an interactive display comprising one or more graphics artifacts with which a person may interact;
- monitoring of the time and nature of the person's interaction with the one or more graphics artifacts;
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- audio or text instruction for the person to follow to interact with the one or more graphics artifacts to perform a specific test for neurocognitive evaluation of the person.
A method for performing neurocognitive assessment and evaluation of a person, comprising the steps of:
- (a) providing on a portable computerized appliance having a touchscreen, network communication functionality, at least one processor and on-board digital memory, with software executing on the at least one processor;
- (b) providing on the touchscreen audio or text instruction for the person to follow to interact with the one or more graphics artifacts to perform a specific test for neurocognitive evaluation of the person;
- (c) displaying by the software one or more graphics artifacts with which a person may interact;
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- (d) monitoring the time and nature of the person's interaction with the one or more graphics artifacts.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.