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Test and Usability of Mixed-reality Screening Tool for Early Detection of Cognitive Declines — SCOBES-AR  

Aging Clinical Trial

Official title:
Mixed Reality Prototype of Multimodal Screening for Early Detection of Cognitive Impairments in Elderly: Protocol Development and Usability Study

Clinical Trial Summary

The aim of this study as part of the SCOBES-AR project is to establish and test a protocol for implementation and usability of mixed reality-enhanced multidisciplinary screening tool for early detection of cognitive impairments in the elderly.

Clinical Trial Description

Early diagnosis of cognitive impairments is an important step in the adequate management of dementia. The project "Smart Cognition & Behavior Screening powered by Augmented Reality" (SCOBES-AR) aims to develop a multimodal screening tool (MST) for early detection of cognitive impairments using augmented and virtual reality. In the first project phase validated assessments were selected, combined in MST and tested in 174 healthy elderly adults. In the present project phase, the developed MST will be partly enhanced by mixed reality (MR). This MR-enhanced prototype of screening tool (MR-MST) will be tested and compared to the previously developed MST. In addition, the usability of this enhanced prototype will be examined. The study aims to establish a protocol for implementation and usability of MR-enhanced multidisciplinary screening tool for early detection of cognitive impairments in the elderly. In this cross-over design study protocol 100 healthy participants (aged 60-75years) will be screened for cognitive declines using: i) specially developed MST (assessment of cognitive functions, olfactory sensitivity, nutritional preferences, gait parameters, reaction times, activities of daily living, and ii) MR-enhanced MST in which the assessments of cognitive functions, reaction time, activities of daily living and gait are performed using tailor made software and augmented reality and virtual reality hardware. The results of the MR-enhanced MST will be compared with those without MR. The usability of the developed MR-enhanced MST will be tested on 10 investigators and 10 test participants using observed summative evaluation and the co-discovery method and on 2 usability experts using the co-discovery method. This study was funded by the Austrian Research Promotion Agency and received Ethic Vote from the Ethic committee of the Medical University of Graz. The MR-MST prototype and the study protocol for the present study were developed. To date, no results are available for this study protocol. The development of the MR-MST prototype enables identifying best practise procedure for evaluating cognitive declines in the elderly using multimodal and MR-enhanced model. ;

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Clinical Trial Details
NCT number NCT05403814
Study type Observational
Source FH Joanneum Gesellschaft mbH
Contact Wolfgang Staubmann, MSc
Phone +43 (0)316 5453 6768
Email wolfgang.staubmann@fh-joanneum.at
Status Recruiting
Phase
Start date April 25, 2022
Completion date October 2022
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