Live webinar air date: March 28, 2025
Date
CE credits
2
Exam items
15
Series
AI and Technology
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Description
This webinar will educate clinicians about how to integrate digital tools into regular clinical practice. It will also highlight how digital tools that are currently only available through research may be translated to clinical practice in the future. Discussion will focus on gaps in education, research, clinical practice, and policy that would enable broader implementation of digital health tools in neuropsychological practice, thus generating steps that need to be taken now in these settings.
Learning objectives
- Develop a working knowledge of digital health tools available now for use in clinical practice.
- Identify roadblocks and necessary steps to take in implementing the use of digital health tools in one’s own practice setting.
- Explain how digital health tools can be used as part of stepped care in neuropsychology.
Presenters
Sara Weisenbach, PhD, ABPP
Weisenbach is chief of neuropsychology at McLean Hospital, associate professor of psychiatry at Harvard University, a board-certified clinical neuropsychologist, and a clinical translational researcher. Her career has been based on improving the quality of life for individuals with cognitive and psychiatric concerns. She is a nationally recognized expert in cognitive and emotional health in older people. She has developed stepped-care models for clinical evaluation of dementia and adult ADHD. She is past president of the Society for Clinical Neuropsychology.
Shifali Sing, PhD
Singh is a licensed clinical neuropsychologist, assistant professor, and the director of digital neuropsychology and brain health at McLean Hospital/Harvard Medical School. She is also a lecturer at Harvard University. Her research and clinical interests aim to use digital tools to modernize neuropsychology. Singh is also a venture partner at Aphelion Capital and is the immediate past-president of Division 12, Section 10; a member of the CPT Advisory Board; and the founder of the ANST Neurotechnology Initiative.
