Background:Older adults with subjective cognitive impairment (SCI) experience increased
affective symptoms, reduced engagement in a range of activities, as well as more functional …

Background: Quality of life (QoL) is affected in … cognitive decline, like Mild Cognitive Impairment
(MCI). Aim: Compare the QoL in MCI patients with controls without cognitive impairment, …

… new measure, the Quality of Life–Alzheimer’… cognitive impairment on the reliability and
validity of the measure. It evaluates the ability of individuals with progressive cognitive impairment …

… In addition, fear of future cognitive decline may also impact upon QoL. Conclusions: … cognitive
impairments in each neurological condition. We also recommend that a thorough cognitive …

… impaired motor function, disability relating to activities of daily life, disturbed global functional
health and impaired … not find a significant impact of cognitive impairment on the patients' QL…

… working in their lives. Our results confirm that the cognitive impairments in executive function
… revealed that perceived quality of life was influenced by cognitive impairment but not by the …

… quality of life (QOL) and resident satisfaction (RS), areas that are of great importance to both
cognitively impaired … the needs and experiences of residents with cognitive impairment (CI). …

… of elderly people without cognitive disorders, with cognitive impairment and no … cognitive
impairment than by the disease itself, and investigates the relationship between the cognitive …

… Mild cognitive impairment in combination with comorbid diabetes mellitus and hypertension
is negatively associated with health-related quality of life among older persons in Taiwan. …

… to determine if patient insight and cognitive impairment are factors that can … impaired persons.
We hypothesized that patients with greater lack of insight and greater cognitive impairment …