Staff prepare the session. The person trains on a tablet. The results stay in the web dashboard.
Setup
Set up a session for each person
Choose the areas to train, the session time, the difficulty and the environment. Zenicog then suggests a program that fits.
Areas, time and difficulty set for each person
Environment options such as observation, speaking and writing
A suggested program to start from
Setup
Training
Pick tasks from the library
Browse tasks by area and level, add them to the training cart and start. The library covers attention, memory, executive function, auditory comprehension, speaking, reading and writing.
Filter tasks by training area
Several levels within each task
Build a session in the training cart
Training
Records
Keep every session on record
The web dashboard keeps each person’s training records, so staff can look back over sessions and see results by training area.
Training across attention, memory, language and more
Tasks are grouped by the skill they ask for, so staff can build a session around one area or mix several.
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Attention
Sustained, selective, alternating and divided attention tasks.
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Memory
Tasks for remembering and recalling what was seen or heard.
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Executive Function
Tasks that ask for planning, sequencing and flexible thinking.
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Auditory Comprehension
Tasks built around listening to words and sentences.
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Speaking
Tasks for naming and spoken responses.
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Reading
Tasks for reading words and sentences.
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Writing
Tasks for writing words and sentences.
TOTAL
80programs
More than 16,000 content items across the training areas.
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In practice
How each kind of organization uses Zenicog
The order of use and what staff look at, by setting. Details are confirmed for each organization.
Clinics & care facilities
Hospitals and care facilities
How it runs
Set up accounts
Choose areas, time and difficulty
Train on a tablet
Review records on the web
What staff check
Training records for each person
Results by training area
Where data is stored, who can access it and for how long (agreed before adoption)
In use at
Kangbuk Samsung Hospital · Seoul National University Bundang Hospital · NHIS Ilsan Hospital · Wonkwang University Sanbon Hospital · Yeonsu-gu Dementia Center, Incheon
Screen Session setup: areas, time, difficulty
Community programs
Community service programs
How it runs
Confirm how it is offered locally
Set up accounts
People train on tablets
Staff manage the records
What staff check
How Zenicog is offered within your program (confirmed per project)
Training records for each person
Staff orientation
In use at
I-Wing Development Center, Anyang
Screen Task library with the training cart
Research teams
Research teams and pilot projects
How it runs
Share your study plan
Agree how Zenicog is used
Set up accounts
Run sessions and review records
What staff check
Session setup that matches your study plan
Where data is stored, who can access it and for how long (agreed before adoption)
The published studies listed under Evidence
In use at
Seoul National University Bundang Hospital · Samsung Medical Center · Konkuk University Medical Center · Inje University Sanggye Paik Hospital · Jungnang-gu and Jung-gu Dementia Centers, Seoul (pilot)
Screen Session setup as the starting point of a study
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Evidence
Used in Korea, with published studies
Where Zenicog is used, how it has been reviewed, and what has been published.
Research2studies
Randomized controlled studies
Two studies on the platform, published in Frontiers in Neurology, an international SCI journal. Participants, design, results and limits are in the papers.
Hospitals, dementia centers, welfare centers, child development centers and research teams. Cumulative, including research, pilot and trial deployments.
Hospitals
Supplied to tertiary hospitals
Supply contracts completed with Kangbuk Samsung Hospital and Seoul National University Bundang Hospital. Rehabilitation and specialty hospitals such as NHIS Ilsan Hospital also use Zenicog under contract.
Quality review
Rated “suitable” in a program quality review
Reviewed by Korea’s Central Dementia Center for use in community cognitive programs.
Public service
Part of a Korean community service program
Offered as a cognitive training program within the Ministry of Health and Welfare’s community service system.
Patents10patents in Korea
Protected technology
Including patents on how training programs are recommended.