Does improvement in attention through theta/beta neurofeedback training result in better entry-level vocational task performance in individuals with schizophrenia? An open-label randomised controlled trial

Key Points

• Improvement in vocational task performance is noted after theta/beta neurofeedback training in schizophrenia patients.
• Participants in the trial demonstrated significant enhancements in attention scores following the intervention.
• Randomized controlled trial method was employed to assess the causal effects of neurofeedback training on cognitive tasks.
• These findings may highlight the potential for tailored cognitive interventions in vocational rehabilitation.