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1 ng, a supported employment intervention, and cognitive remediation.
2 rse outcomes and could benefit the most from cognitive remediation.
3                                              Cognitive remediation alone did not produce significant
4 ing and with combined treatment but not with cognitive remediation alone.
5 c rehabilitation than in those that provided cognitive remediation alone.
6                                          The cognitive remediation and healthy-behaviors training gro
7 ions, such as cognitive behavioural therapy, cognitive remediation and psychoeducation, remains the m
8  placebo-controlled trial of guanfacine plus cognitive remediation and social skills training (15 gua
9  augmentation on combined therapies, such as cognitive remediation and social skills training, have n
10 ss the issues impacting the effectiveness of cognitive remediation at improving psychosocial outcomes
11 sticity, which is rate limiting for auditory cognitive remediation (AudRem).
12                                              Cognitive remediation benefits people with schizophrenia
13 nition improved, with durable effects, after cognitive remediation but not after functional skills tr
14                                     Although cognitive remediation (CR) is effective and mentioned in
15                 The authors examined whether cognitive remediation effectively generalizes to functio
16 ity and clinic accessible therapy may assist cognitive remediation effort for people with schizophren
17 essment of the durability of the benefits of cognitive remediation for cognition and functioning in p
18          This study evaluated the effects of cognitive remediation for improving cognitive performanc
19 indings for CBT, social skills training, and cognitive remediation for overall symptoms were not robu
20                                              Cognitive remediation for people with schizophrenia was
21            There is considerable interest in cognitive remediation for schizophrenia, but its essenti
22                                              Cognitive remediation for schizophrenia, which is intend
23 ia (N=107) were randomly assigned to receive cognitive remediation, functional adaptation skills trai
24 develop a neuroplasticity-based computerized cognitive remediation-geriatric depression treatment (nC
25              Pharmacological augmentation of cognitive remediation has been attempted, but the effect
26 e studies were randomized clinical trials of cognitive remediation in patients diagnosed with schizop
27 e current state of knowledge from studies of cognitive remediation in psychiatry and we highlight ope
28 ucted of 26 randomized, controlled trials of cognitive remediation in schizophrenia including 1,151 p
29                                              Cognitive remediation is an efficacious treatment for sc
30                                              Cognitive remediation is an efficacious treatment for sc
31       The reviewed literature indicates that cognitive remediation is most likely to impact functiona
32                                              Cognitive remediation may include a focus on neurocognit
33 wever, there were no significant benefits of cognitive remediation on any neuropsychological or funct
34                       However, the impact of cognitive remediation on functional outcomes is more var
35                               The effects of cognitive remediation on psychosocial functioning were s
36 assigned to 36 sessions of computer-assisted cognitive remediation or an active control condition.
37                                              Cognitive remediation plus social skills training may be
38                          Both guanfacine and cognitive remediation plus social skills training were w
39 t-MD (Prevention of Alzheimer's Disease With Cognitive Remediation Plus Transcranial Direct Current S
40 skills training, or combined treatment, with cognitive remediation preceding functional skills traini
41                     In a short intervention, cognitive remediation produced robust improvements in ne
42                                              Cognitive remediation produced statistically significant
43                                              Cognitive remediation produces moderate improvements in
44 develop a broadly targeted computer-assisted cognitive remediation program and conduct a rigorous cli
45                             By integrating a cognitive remediation program with psychosocial rehabili
46                                              Cognitive remediation programs that do not solely rely o
47 hat is not easily improved in current social cognitive remediation programs.
48                                              Cognitive remediation provides durable improvements in c
49                                              Cognitive remediation provides substantial improvements
50    This finding corroborates the notion that cognitive remediation should be implemented more widely
51                    Participants treated with cognitive remediation, social skills training, and guanf
52  cognition, compared with those treated with cognitive remediation, social skills training, and place
53 ther pharmacotherapies, along with the newer cognitive remediation strategies that are individualized
54                It may also aid evaluation of cognitive remediation strategies.
55 st how an 8-week training using computerized cognitive remediation therapy (CCRT) would modify restin
56 L; psychoeducation (EDU)/any FI for relapse; cognitive remediation therapy (CRT) for cognition/functi
57                                              Cognitive remediation therapy for schizophrenia was deve
58                                              Cognitive remediation therapy has demonstrated efficacy
59 rovement in brain functioning detected after cognitive remediation therapy in schizophrenia patients
60     In this small sample study, computerized cognitive remediation therapy is shown to enhance mPFC/A
61                                              Cognitive remediation therapy positively affects cogniti
62 rain changes in schizophrenia patients after cognitive remediation therapy using a whole-brain approa
63                                              Cognitive remediation therapy was more effective when pa
64 onger effects on functioning were found when cognitive remediation therapy was provided together with
65  dysfunction such as pharmacological agents, cognitive remediation therapy, and repetitive transcrani
66 t from less commonly used treatments such as cognitive remediation therapy.
67 ategy-learning-based treatment was used as a cognitive remediation therapy.
68 oup was simultaneously randomized to receive cognitive remediation to improve cognitive functioning o
69 dy to compare the two dominant approaches to cognitive remediation (training of executive skills and
70 ng-acting injectable vs oral risperidone and cognitive remediation vs healthy-behaviors training.
71                                              Cognitive remediation was associated with significant im
72 likely when supplemental skills training and cognitive remediation were combined.
73 e depressive symptoms, techniques that blend cognitive remediation with vocational rehabilitation, an