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Parkinson's Disease
Cognitive-Communication Treatment
General Findings
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Client/Patient/Caregiver Perspectives
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Feasibility and Acceptance of a Nonpharmacological Cognitive Remediation Intervention for Patients with Parkinson Disease
Mohlman, J., Chazin, D., et al. (2011).
Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry & Neurology, 24(2), 91-97.
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Description
This study examines the acceptance of cognitive training for improving executive skills in 16 individuals with Parkinson's disease.
Conclusions
Individuals with Parkinson's disease indicated a high degree of acceptance of Attention Process Training Program (APT-II), a cognitive training aimed at improving sustained, selective, alternating and divided attention. Ratings were based on fatigue, effort, progress and enjoyment.
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