Protocolo de intervenção individual baseado na terapia de estimulação cognitiva em idosos com perturbação neurocognitiva ligeira
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https://doi.org/10.12707/RV20100Palavras-chave:
demência, idoso, desenvolvimento de programas, disfunção cognitiva, estimulação cognitiva, depressãoResumo
Enquadramento: A estimulação cognitiva (EC) é uma das terapias não-farmacológicas (TNF) recomendadas e com melhores evidências na perturbação neurocognitiva ligeira (PNCL), permitindo estimular a neuroplasticidade e a reserva cognitiva, podendo atenuar a progressão do declínio cognitivo no idoso com PNCL.
Objetivo: Apresentar detalhadamente a estrutura e o conteúdo de um protocolo de intervenção em idosos com PNCL, baseada na EC individual.
Metodologia: Identificação das fases preliminares ao desenho do protocolo de intervenção.
Resultados: Protocolo de intervenção individual baseado na EC, composto por esquema base de 6 sessões, com frequência bissemanal e com duração aproximada de 45 minutos por sessão, administrado por terapeutas treinados.
Conclusão: O programa de EC individual pormenorizado facilita a sua implementação e disseminação, podendo ter implicações relevantes na prática clínica e na investigação da PNCL.
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