Assessment

Our current assessment applications include the Brief Examination for Aphasia (BEA), the NPO-Brief Mental Status Examination with automated report (NPO-BMSE) and the Visual Fields Screening Test. Please take our Video Tour for much more detail and examples of these applications.

Brief Examination for Aphasia (BEA)
The BEA provides a comprehensive, computer administered examination for symptoms of aphasia. While the computer administers the examination items, the examiner plays the key role in the test administration in terms of managing the test presentation and rating the patient's vocal and written responses. Responses entered directly into the computer, by the patient, via the mouse, are scored by the program. The examiner, then, must obviously be knowledgeable of speech/language function and the signs and symptoms of aphasia. A personalized narrative report is computer generated and includes diagnostic considerations.

Neuropsychonline - Brief Mental Status Examination (NPO-BMSE)
The NPO-BMSE was designed to provide a more comprehensive but still brief, evaluation of mental status that is more in concert with a neuropsychological perspective. In addition, we wanted to be able to generate an automated report from the NPO-BMSE that would provide more meaningful information to the clinician concerning the patient's capabilities and also serve as a starting point for further clinical procedures. The examination is a little more comprehensive than the typical mental status examination but can be completed in less than 20 minutes.

Visual Fields Screening Test (VFST)
The VFST produces a visual field map showing problematic areas via shadows generated from reaction time data.

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Differential Diagnosis

Please take our Video Tour for much more detail and examples of these applications.

Diagnosis of Congenital Syndromes and Anomalies (DCSA)
We have developed a differential diagnosis program, "Dx of Congenital Syndromes and Anomalies" based closely on the text "Smith's Recognizable Patterns of Human Malformation, 5th Edition". After you select, define and submit your patient's symptoms from the interactive interface, you receive a report showing the three most likely syndromes, given the symptoms selected. It is strongly recommended that you purchase the book as a reference if you plan to utilize this application. This program is a screening device and cannot make a conclusive diagnosis.

Headache Evaluation
Our Headache Evaluation is the most comprehensive we have seen and it writes a report that can be utilized with little or no editing. In addition to organizing the evaluation data collected into a clear and precise report the program offers the top three "most probable diagnoses" given the symptoms provided. Ask of the patient specifically, or learn from your interview, the information reqired to answer as many of the questions in the form as possible. You can accomplish this while online (entering each response as you acquire the information) or you can print the form so as to facilitate your gathering of the information off-line. In either case, once you have the data, enter it into the form on-line and submit it. Within seconds to a minute you will receive a completed report, formatted and displayed as a printable webpage on your screen.

AphasiaDX
The AphasiaDx program is a quick differential diagnosis for aphasia that can be based on clinical observation and/or clinical testing. Upon responding to questions concerning the patient's symptomology, the user is presented with the name and definition of the most likely aphasia syndrome along with an illustration showing the most likely areas of the brain that, when damaged, would produce the aphasia.

VisionDX
The VisionDx program is a quick differential diagnosis for localization of brain lesions based upon visual field defects. With data from a visual fields examination, the clinician can browse through the display panels to match up the results. The panel displays the possible lesion sites and indicates the vascular distribution that might be involved, when appropriate.

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Clinical Reports

We currently provide Clinical Reports for the WISC-III, WISC-IV and WAIS-III batteries for intellectual assessment. If you enter data you have collected from full examinations (ie you administered all the subtests and optional procedures) you will receive back a comprehensive, narrative report of about 15 pages written in a clear and informative manner making it most useful to you and to your referral sources for comprehensive diagnosis and treatment of your patients. Data tables and performance graphs are equally clear and understandable. However, if you elect to do only partial batteries you can still get a meaningful report, even if you only administered one subtest. All of our reports can be printed directly from the web page or copied and pasted into your word processor for editing by you. All reports now include weakness specific recommendations for remediation.

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Treatment

We are most proud to present our web-based NeuroPsychOnline Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy System to you. We have developed and provided software for cognitive rehabilitation for over twenty years with our PSSCogRehab System (still available at -- www.neuroscience.cnter.com --) that many of you have utilized with good success. In developing our new NeuroPsychOnline Cognitive Rehabiltiation Therapy System we applied everything we have learned over that time period to make this system the very best it can be for the treatment of our patients with brain function impairment from whatever cause. Please take our Tour and also our Video Tour for more detailed information on this system.

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Anatomy and Physiology

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eJournal of Cognitive Rehabilitation

A subscription to the eJournal of Cognitive Rehabilitation, including access to all of its archives (back to 1983) in full article PDF format, is included in your membership to Neuropsychonline. Your access link is on your member's homepage.

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