Katie Russell
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Katie Russell is a researcher in clinical neuropsychology and cognitive assessment, with a focus on the reliability and ecological validity of computerized neuropsychological testing, particularly in the context of traumatic brain injury (TBI). Her most cited work, "An Investigation of the Accuracy of Reaction Time Measurements on ANAM4 TBI-MIL Across Three Computer Platforms" (2020), is a methodologically rigorous study that examines how hardware and software variations across different computer platforms can influence reaction time data—a critical metric in TBI evaluations. By employing a within-subjects, counterbalanced design, Russell demonstrated that seemingly minor differences in computer systems can significantly affect measurement accuracy, highlighting a previously underappreciated source of error in automated assessments. This contribution has important implications for military and clinical settings where the ANAM4 battery is used for baseline and post-injury cognitive testing. With 3 citations, her work is foundational for researchers and clinicians seeking to standardize neuropsychological testing environments. Russell’s research underscores the necessity of methodological precision in digital health assessments, making her a key voice in advancing the reliability of cognitive diagnostics.
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