Implementation of a standardized Video‐based Asynchronous Neurological Examination (VANE) in a multi‐center study of AD/ADRD: Findings from The Diabetes Prevention Program Outcomes Study (DPPOS) AD/ADRD Project
James M. Noble(Harvard University), José A. Luchsinger(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Marinella Temprosa(Milken Institute), Neelesh K. Nadkarni(University of Pittsburgh), Danurys Sanchez(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Terry E. Goldberg(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Hanna Sherif(George Washington University), Lindsay Doherty(George Washington University), Anna Bowers(George Washington University), Dianilka Martinez(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Gerardo Febres(Columbia University Irving Medical Center)
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