Background: Technology use has become the most critical approach to maintaining social
connectedness during the COVID-19 pandemic. Older adults (aged> 65 years) are perceived …

Introduction Despite the urgent need for remote neurobehavioral assessment of individuals
with cognitive impairment, guidance is lacking. Our goal is to provide a multi‐dimensional …

Introduction: Patient satisfaction is a key aspect of quality of care and can inform continuous
quality improvement. Of the few studies that have reported on patient satisfaction with …

Atypical and early-onset dementias can be particularly problematic for family caregivers,
and support groups aimed at memory loss and Alzheimer’s disease are not always helpful. …

Objectives We describe the evaluation of remote training, an innovative use of technology to
maintain older adults’ virtual connection with their community and socialization, which were …

Objectives Compared with the general population, people living with dementia have been
unequivocally affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. However, there is a paucity of knowledge …

Acquired brain injury commonly results in both cognitive and emotional sequela, and it is
increasingly recognized that these domains of functioning interact. Consequently, interventions …

Background Older Indigenous adults encounter multiple challenges as their age intersects
with health inequities. Research suggests that a majority of older Indigenous adults prefer to …

Background: Nonpharmacological interventions are needed to support the function of older
adults struggling with subjective cognitive impairment (SCI), mild cognitive impairment (MCI), …

Until dementias can be prevented or cured, interventions that maintain or maximize cognitive
and functional abilities will remain critical healthcare and research priorities. Best practice …