Neuropsychology in the Age of Digital Health

Neuropsychology in the Age of Digital Health, 1st Edition, functions as a practical guide for implementing digital health tools within clinical practice and clinical training settings. Co-authored by Shifali Singh and Sara L. Weisenbach, this publication explains how contemporary technical resources can be systematically integrated into professional neuropsychological environments.

The book details specific procedures for incorporating digital screening tools alongside comprehensive assessment methods into diverse practice environments. In addition, the text covers clear, structured strategies for dealing with complex ethical challenges associated with integrating digital technology into routine patient evaluations and ongoing monitoring.

A distinctive feature of this publication is its presentation of original empirical data gathered from a dedicated survey of current clinical neuropsychology trainees. This perspective provides direct context for both graduate cognitive assessment students and practicing research neuropsychologists interested in institutional tool adoption.