Abstract

Tests and batteries are becoming shorter and test creators focus on screening for MCI and even for SCI through short, computerized, easy to use tools that can be administered by minimally trained personnel in community medicine services and perhaps being self-administered, having the same validity with neuropsychological batteries. We have experience using “supermarket” virtual reality platform, that we can have very good results both in the assessment of the patients with cognitive decline, but also in computer based cognitive training. We hope that in future we will have the opportunity to use mobile devices to maximize user engagement and adherence and allow for further commercial and clinical applications of the platforms, says Prof. Dr. Magda Tsolaki, Aristotle University Thessaloniki.