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The Efficacy of a Mobile-Based Multidomain Program on Cognitive Functioning of Residents in Assisted Living Facilities

Dec 1, 2024
WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOU: This study of 20 AL residents who scored in the range of mild cognitive impairment on the MoCA was designed to test the efficacy of a mobile-based program on cognitive functioning (the Silvia program). The intervention group received the mobile program's lifestyle intervention for 50-60 mins, twice weekly, for 12 weeks. The intervention group showed significant improvement in MoCA scores (23.6 vs. 24.3) while the control group declined (22.0 vs. 21.7).

The Efficacy of a Mobile-Based Multidomain Program on Cognitive Functioning of Residents in Assisted Living Facilities

December 1, 2024 by Lea Efird-Green

WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOU: This study of 20 AL residents who scored in the range of mild cognitive impairment on the MoCA was designed to test the efficacy of a mobile-based program on cognitive functioning (the Silvia program). The intervention group received the mobile program’s lifestyle intervention for 50-60 mins, twice weekly, for 12 weeks. The intervention group showed significant improvement in MoCA scores (23.6 vs. 24.3) while the control group declined (22.0 vs. 21.7).

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