EOmciSS
depressive mood, depression, Depression, MCI
There are 4 main features in the conceptualization of EOmciSS that facilitate large-scale screening in a community setting. First, the composition of the test contents takes an eclectic approach. The constructs of all the test items have been supported with sufficient evidence for differentiating individuals with MCI from individuals with NCF. These are “depressive mood,” “visual attention and flexibility,” “visuospatial and executive functions,” “memory and cognitive processing speed.” Second, the user interface is simple and allows for self-administration and the test to be completed at different times in different places. Third, the time required for most users to complete the test should be 10 minutes or less. Fourth, administration of the test and scoring are automated.EOmciSS has 2 sections delivered in sequence (The cognitive test has 5 subtests that contain 20 test items (Test contents of EOmciSS. The test contents of EOmciSS cover 5 subtypes with 20 test items. The subtypes are “depression,” “visual attention and mental flexibility,” “visuospatial and executive functions,” “memory,” and “cognitive processing speed.” EOmciSS: Efficient Online MCI Screening System; GDS-15: 15-item Geriatric Depression Scale.EOmciSS workflow. The EOmciSS workflow starts from the “log-in system” to completion of the screening test with printing of the result. The entire workflow is to be completed within 10 minutes. EOmciSS: Efficient Online MCI Screening System; GDS-15: 15-item Geriatric Depression Scale.Screenshot examples of EOmciSS. Screenshot examples of EOmciSS showing: (A) the login page, (B) a “depressive mood” item (GDS-15), (C) the demonstration page of a test item, (D) beginning of the “Trail Making” subscale, and (E) the printing page of test results. EOmciSS: Efficient Online MCI Screening System; GDS-15: 15-item Geriatric Depression Scale.