EFFICACY OF COMPUTER-ASSISTED COGNITIVE STIMULATION IN PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS: CORRELATIONS BETWEEN DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT AND EVOLUTION OF COGNITIVE SCORES

This study aims to investigate the effectiveness of computer-assisted cognitive stimulation (CACS) in improving cognitive deficits associated with psychiatric disorders.Materials and methods: The study evaluated the impact of the CACS intervention on cognitive functions using standardized instruments such as the Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) and the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA).In add ition, the influence of diagnosis and demographic variables on the results obtained was a nalyzed, highlighting significant variations depending on the typology of the psychiatric disorder treated.Results: The data indicate considerable improvements in the cognitive domain, with differences between diagnostic groups highlighting the importance of a differentiated approach.Conclusions: The results support the need for personalization of interventions and highlight the relevance of assessing qualitative factors in the application of CACS, opening new research directions for optimizing the treatment of psychiatric disorders through cognitive technology.