Evaluating the Relationship Between Cognitive Function Index and TICS‐m in Detecting Cognitive Impairment: Preliminary Results from the Remote‐CARE Study

The Cognitive Function Index (CFI) showed a significant association with TICS-m scores, highlighting its potential as a complementary tool for identifying cognitive impairment. Specific self-reported items, such as repeating questions and difficulties with activities of daily living, were predictive of MCI. These findings suggest that CFI, with its brevity and ease of administration, may prove valuable for remote cognitive screening and to enhance early detection efforts in diverse populations.