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Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is the most common form of dementia, accounting for approximately 60–70% of all cases. Its prevalence is expected to double by 2050, potentially affecting over half a million people in Portugal. Cognitive stimulation is a recommended psychosocial intervention for individuals with AD. To assess the effectiveness of such interventions, repeated-measures ANOVA or mixed linear models (MLMs) are commonly used.
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Alzheimer's Disease Cognitive Stimulation Therapy Dementia Non-pharmacological Interventions Randomized Controlled Trial
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Citation
São João, R. & Henriques, S. (2025, July 10). Statistical approach to the efficacy of individual cognitive stimulation in Alzheimer's Disease:the added value of meta-regression and subgroup analysis [Comunicação oral]. 7 th Statistics on Health Decision Making: Epidemiology, Aveiro. https://uaonline.ua.pt/upload/med/joua_m_9325.pdf
