There is no curable treatment for dementia. Strategies about how to prevent cognitive decline from the stages of subjective cognitive dysfunction or mild cognitive impairment into dementia are important. Appropriate care for people living with dementia (PLWD) and their caregivers, such as transferring suitable care facilities or communication skills according to their care needs, is also necessary.
The journal is seeking original submissions and review articles on the following topics related to the effectiveness of non-pharmacological intervention:
• Benefits of technological intervention in cognitive impairment: Technological intervention brings personalized, engaging, and innovative approaches to cognitive training, art therapy, reminiscence therapy, and social engagement and support. By leveraging technology, these interventions enhance cognitive functioning, stimulate creative expression, foster emotional well-being, and facilitate social connections, ultimately improve the overall quality of life for individuals.
• Assistive tools, devices, data analytics, and predictive models.
• The effectiveness of psychoeducation, behavioral therapy, multisensory therapy, therapeutic activities, individualized or group setting, on the change of cognitive function, behavior and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD) or physical function.
• The effectiveness of care models, such as specialized dementia units, collaborative care models, or case manager leading care coordination, on the change of cognitive function, BPSD or physical function.
• Benefits of different care facilities or care delivery systems on PLWD or their caregivers.
Please submit your manuscript on our website, quoting the promo code CPDTH to indicate that your submission is for consideration in this Article Collection.
