NUS develops Cognitive Impairment Scoring Tool to help frontline healthcare workers quickly identify high-risk individuals

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A research team led by Asst Prof Saima Hilal has developed Singapore’s first Cognitive Impairment Scoring System which evaluates an individual’s risk of cognitive impairment using 11 key risk factors.

With an accuracy rate of approximately 80%, this innovative tool enables frontline healthcare professionals to quickly identify high-risk individuals and initiate timely interventions to prevent further cognitive deterioration.

Hear from Asst Prof Saima Hilal as she highlights the critical role of early identification in supporting preventive strategies for individuals at elevated risk of cognitive impairment.

Photo credit: LianHe ZaoBao

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