On-demand Webinar

Insights from New Research: Realizing Benefits of Digital Cognitive Assessments in Primary Care

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Alzheimer's disease remains without a cure, but recent advancements in medication have demonstrated the ability to slow its progression when administered in its early stages. As a result, it is becoming increasingly crucial for ambulatory primary and specialty care providers to identify patients at risk before the onset of significant symptoms.

This webinar features a conversation with two esteemed neuropsychologists about their recently published peer-reviewed Frontiers research article, “Using digital assessment technology to detect neuropsychological problems in primary care settings.” They share insights into their research and practical applications for ambulatory primary and specialty care.

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Watch the webinar to learn:

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    The background and methods of the research, conducted with patients from Rowan University

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    The research results of implementing a digital assessment in primary and specialty care

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    How a digital cognitive assessment could benefit your practice and enhance patient care

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Hear from an expert panel:

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David J. Libon, PhD
Professor, New Jersey Institute for Successful Aging at Rowan University

Dr. Libon has conducted considerable research regarding neuropsychological syndromes associated with MRI evidence of white matter alterations and subcortical vascular dementia. Dr. Libon has published approximately 170 papers and edited two books, including a book on Edith Kaplan and the Boston Process Approach as related to clinical neuropsychological assessment. More recently, the Libon lab has used statistical modeling techniques to elucidate phenotypic syndromes in both dementia and mild cognitive impairment (MCI).

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Rodney A. Swenson, PhD
Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science, University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences

Dr. Swenson is a board-certified Neuropsychologist who operates Neuropsychology Associates — serving adult patients and their families — and is a Clinical Professor at the University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences. Dr. Swenson earned his doctoral degree from the University of North Dakota. He completed his fellowship in Neuropsychology at the Boston V.A. Medical Center, with appointments at the Boston University School of Medicine and Harvard, under the supervision of Dr. Edith Kaplan who is renowned for her critical role in establishing neuropsychology as a specialty area of study.

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John Showalter, MD
Chief Strategy Officer, Linus Health

Dr. Showalter is the Chief Strategy Officer at Linus Health and a dual board-certified primary care physician. As the Chief Product Officer, he is responsible for the integrated strategy for the product, medical, and analytics teams. Prior to joining Linus Health, he spent five years as Chief Product Officer at Jvion, a leader in clinical AI. His experience also includes 10 years at health systems, most recently serving as CMIO and CHIO at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, where he also practiced clinically in family medicine.