The recognized standard and global leader in high stakes cognitive testing for more than 30 years

Trusted provider of state-of-the-art computer-based testing of neurocognitive functioning for aeromedical applications, fitness / selection testing,
and clinical drug trials.

OVERVIEW

  • CogScreen is an established and trusted provider of computer-based cognitive measures designed to rapidly and precisely assess deficits or changes in attention, immediate and short-term memory, visual perceptual functions, sequencing functions, logical problem solving, calculation skills, reaction time, simultaneous information processing abilities, and executive functions.
  • CogScreen-AE test battery was designed to meet the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) need for an instrument that could detect subtle changes in cognitive functioning: “which left unnoticed may result in poor pilot judgment or slow reaction time in critical operational situations.”
  • The current versions of CogScreen reflect advances in neuropsychology, psychopharmacology, cognitive testing, human factors, and computer technology. They are truly state-of-the art tools designed to support clinical research and applications in aviation medicine.

COGSCREEN APPLICATIONS

AE2-Aeromedical Edition

Neurocognitive assessment required by the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for pilots with neurological and psychiatric conditions potentially interfering with flight performance.

CTE-Clinical Trial Edition

Provides precision assessment of changes in cognitive, perceptual, and psychomotor functioning for clinical drug trials. Established history of acceptability by US and global regulatory authorities.

COGNITIVE DOMAINS AND SUBTESTS

  • Working memory
  • Focused attention
  • Visual perceptual speed
  • Language
  • Math reasoning
  • Deductive reasoning
  • Information processing speed
  • Memory
  • Spatial abilities
  • Visual scanning
  • Mental flexibility
  • Psychomotor coordination
  • Psychomotor tracking
  • Multitasking ability
  • Sound pattern perception
  • Reaction time
  • Vigilance
  • Executive functions
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