Adapting to reality: Effect of Online Assessments as Compared to In‐Person Assessments

Neuropsychological evaluations are normally assessed in‐person by a trained psychometrician using a variety of tests representing several domains. The COVID‐19 pandemic has obliged medicine and research to switch to online assessment. However, minimal research has tested the reliability of conducting cognitive evaluations online versus in‐person. This study aims to explore the clinical utility of virtually assisted neuropsychological evaluations in a comparative analysis following the effects of the COVID‐19 pandemic.