Systematic Review of Computerised Cognitive Remediation interventions in Early Psychosis: Do we Still Need “Somebody with a Human Touch”?

• DOI: 10.1007/s40501-024-00325-w
• Publication Date: 2024-08-01T08:02:55Z
• Authors: Alessia Avila; Filipa Novais
• Keywords: Neurocognitive; Cognitive remediation therapy

Abstract Purpose of the Review Several computerized cognitive remediation (CCR) programs have been developed in recent years, although their efficacy First Episode Psychosis (FEP) remains unclear, particularly regarding benefits terms functional improvement. This review article provides a systematic evaluation efficacy, mechanisms, and implementation characteristics CCR FEP critically reflects on role human supervision. Recent Findings Studies indicates that is effective improving neurocognition. Evidence for effects social cognition remain less strong delivery do not seem to influence this outcome. showed some both clinical symptoms outcomes, with neurocognition being mediator improvement functioning. Summary Computer-assisted CR can offer standardized, scalable interventions are neurocognition, even limited supervision from trainers. Human seems, however, crucial ensuring proper development transferring skills everyday