. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Nov 1.

Published in final edited form as: Pract Neurol (Fort Wash Pa). 2020 Nov-Dec;2020:24–45.

TABLE.

TABLET-BASED COGNITIVE ASSESSMENT MEASURES

	Domains				Peer-reviewed publications^a	Administration	Administration time	Automated report	Languages
	Att/EF	Mem	Lang	VS	Peer-reviewed publications^a	Administration	Administration time	Automated report	Languages
BHA	X	X	X	X	4	Examiner	10 min	Yes	18
CAMCI	X	X		X	12	Self	20 min	Yes	1
CANS-MCI	X	X	X		3	Selfs	30 min	Yes	4
CANTAB-PAL		X			100+	Self	8 min	ND	45
CBB	X	X			100+	Self	12–15 min	ND	43
NIH EXAMINER	X				14	Examiner	20–30 min	No	6
NIHTB-CB	X	X	X		100+	Examiner	31 min	Yes^b	2

Abbreviations: Att/EF, attention and executive dysfunction; BHA, Brain Health Assessment; CAMCI, Computer Assessment of Mild Cognitive Impairment; CANS-MCI, Computer-Administered Neuropsychological Screen for Mild Cognitive Impairment; CANTAB-PAL, Cambridge Neuropsychological Test Automated Battery Paired Associates Learning; CBB, CogState Brief Battery; Lang, language; Mem, memory; ND, no data; NIH-EXAMINER, National Institutes of Health Executive Abilities: Measures and Instruments for Neurobehavioral Evaluation and Research; NIHTB-CB, NIH Toolbox Cognition Battery; VS, visuospatial.

For many of these tests, the majority of validation studies have occurred using personal computer (PC) versions as discussed in the text. It is critical that validation studies conducted on a paper-and-pencil or PC version of a test are not mistaken for validation in the tablet. Furthermore, the normative data gathered from paper-and-pencil or PC versions cannot be used for tablet-based adaptations.

Scores only.