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It is not only memory: effects of sensecam on improving well-being in patients with mild alzheimer disease
2017
International Psychogeriatrics
Background: Cognitive interventions (either restorative or compensatory) developed for mild Alzheimer's Disease (AD) have been tested widely with cognitive measures, but less is known about how the effects of such interventions are generalizable to daily functioning. In the present study, we looked at affective state and perceived functionality and quality of life indicators, for three different cognitive rehabilitation programs. Methods: Fifty-one AD patients in the mild stage of the disease
doi:10.1017/s104161021600243x
pmid:28124633
fatcat:j36kcy3vhzbknng3esrgw7antq