Background: A growing body of evidence has demonstrated significant social and emotional
benefits of music-making amongst senior citizens. However, several as-yet unresolved age …

For older adults living with mild cognitive impairment or dementia, creative arts-based
activities can offer many benefits from enjoyment as leisure/recreation to an avenue to …

This review considers how research into the impact of music on people with dementia has
been conducted, with a focus on the means used to measure outcomes. Although there is a …

New technologies, such as tablet computers, present great potential to support the day-to-
day living of persons with Alzheimer's disease (AD). However, whether people with AD can …

Background Models of cognitive reserve in aging suggest that individual's life experience
(education, working activity, and leisure) can exert a neuroprotective effect against cognitive …

This study was aimed at extending the use of assistive technology (ie microswitch such as a
pressure sensor, interface and laptop) with a new setup, allowing six children with cerebral …

Objectives: To extend the use of assistive technology for promoting adaptive skills of
children with cerebral palsy. To assess its effects on positive participation of ten participants …

Objectives: The study is focused on the assessment of reorientation skills in a sample of
community-dwelling elderly people, manipulating landmarks and geometric (layout) …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to review studies that evaluated technology-based
prompting systems for supporting participants with dementia or acquired cognitive …

Strategies to support the psychosocial well-being of older adults living in aged-care are
needed; and evidence points toward music listening as an effective, non-pharmacological …