Abstract:

Cognitive decline is a major issue for the aging population, having serious consequences for their independence and quality of life. In order to better understand how neuro-psychological rehabilitation programs might help the cognitive function of the elderly, this research examines their efficacy. The study's primary goal is to evaluate cognitive improvements brought on by specialized rehabilitation programs that target age-related cognitive decline. This study uses a longitudinal and controlled methodology to examine cognitive function in a group of older persons before and after they undergo neuro-psychological rehabilitation. Depending on the individual's cognitive difficulties, these treatments may consist of a variety of different types of training and instruction

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Health, People, Injury, Brain, Patients