New Trends in Cognitive Ageing and Mild Cognitive Impairment

doi:10.3390/books978-3-0365-5538-6

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memory loss; virtual reality; technology; nature environments; qualitative research; dementia; long-term care; cognitive aging; epidemiology; healthcare disparities; minority health; leisure activity engagement; measurement of activity; cognitive performance; aging adults; sustained attention to response task; SART; multimodal visualization; threshold; timed up-and-go; falls; cognition; repeated measures; mobility decline; molecular imaging; ICDs; 18F-FDG-PET; Parkinson’s disease; dopamine agonists; mixed dementia; behavioral and psychological symptoms in dementia; challenging behaviors; lockdown; depression; adjustment disorder; glaucoma; hallucinations; polypharmacy; dementia; balance; falls; exercise; Otago Exercise Program; n/a

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November 2022

130 pages

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This book focuses on the process of cognitive ageing, considering the increase in cognitive impairment associated with the aging of the population and the related care impact.

Special attention is given to cognitive health changes linked to the increase in life expectancy, including the role of subjective factors; the link between cognitive function, mobility and functionality; and the potential role of digital technologies, including computerized cognitive tests and virtual reality environments.