of children show cognitive issues (developmental disabilities)
Identifying cognitive developmental delays in preverbal children is urgent, as it enables early recognition of issues and efficient intervention for their healthy growth. However, existing diagnostic methods for assessing cognitive development are used with severe limitations.
In short, the contemporary diagnostic methods of developmental disabilities (DDs) in children are too complex in realization and interpretation for parents to become a useful universal tool. Even more, contemporary challenges (such as migration, increasing unemployment, and income inequality in newly emerging economies and low-income countries) make the problem worse and demand more attention to developing user-friendly, universal computer- aided tools for early diagnosing DDs in children.
The SINN Institute presents Neurocognitive Evaluation and Observation System (NEOS) which is a fast-track checking tool for cognitive assessment in preverbal children aged 3-8 months. Its frequent use by parents provides early recognition of developmental issues in children. The new evidence-based method for assessing child cognitive development offers several key advantages:
It is based on scientific research conducted by leading experts in child cognitive development.
This developmental assessment is not affected by cultural and language differences, making it broadly applicable.
The test costs only 1 euro. The test is highly affordable, costing only 1 euro, which is comparable to the price of a cup of coffee.
The developmental assessment is available online, eliminating the need for an in-person visit to a pediatrician.
The method is effective in identifying developmental problems at an early stage.