Although evidence is mounting that personalized music has beneficial effects for long-term care residents with dementia, little research has examined the effects of personalized music for the majority of persons with dementia living at home. These individuals live at home with care partners who may also benefit from having music that is personalized for their loved one. Using the Music & MemorySM program of personalized playlists delivered via iPod Shuffles®, the current study examined the effects of the Music & Memory program for persons with dementia by using the Bath Assessment of Subjective Quality of Life in Dementia scale and a Music Listening Experience Scale developed for this study. We also administered three scales that captured c...
Music & Memory (M&M) is a passive music intervention that uses personalized music playlists delivere...
Personalized music playlists are increasingly being used in health-care contexts to address the psyc...
BackgroundOver 5 million Americans age 65 years and older were diagnosed with Alzheimer's disea...
For senior-care and service providers, the issue of quality of life has moved beyond marketing to, i...
We evaluated whether a music program involving personalized music playlists for older adults with de...
Dementia is a disease that corrodes one's cognitive abilities such as their memory, affecting around...
Objectives: Despite the popularity of music-based interventions in dementia care, there is a limited...
Empirical evidence on the influence of music therapy on persons with dementia in residential care ho...
Abstract Background People with dementia (PwD) experience a range of negative behavioral and psychol...
Dementia is neurocognitive disorder that compromises memory, motor, communication, and social functi...
Active music participation may offer benefits for people with dementia (PWD) and their family care g...
Different studies show the benefits of music therapy on the Quality of Life of people with dementia,...
Caregivers are typically provided care through family members, friends, or spouses known as, care pa...
We assessed how listening to personalized music playlists affects sundowning symptoms of older adult...
POS2-08Behavioral problems, such as agitation, depression, apathy and agression are highly prevalent...
Music & Memory (M&M) is a passive music intervention that uses personalized music playlists delivere...
Personalized music playlists are increasingly being used in health-care contexts to address the psyc...
BackgroundOver 5 million Americans age 65 years and older were diagnosed with Alzheimer's disea...
For senior-care and service providers, the issue of quality of life has moved beyond marketing to, i...
We evaluated whether a music program involving personalized music playlists for older adults with de...
Dementia is a disease that corrodes one's cognitive abilities such as their memory, affecting around...
Objectives: Despite the popularity of music-based interventions in dementia care, there is a limited...
Empirical evidence on the influence of music therapy on persons with dementia in residential care ho...
Abstract Background People with dementia (PwD) experience a range of negative behavioral and psychol...
Dementia is neurocognitive disorder that compromises memory, motor, communication, and social functi...
Active music participation may offer benefits for people with dementia (PWD) and their family care g...
Different studies show the benefits of music therapy on the Quality of Life of people with dementia,...
Caregivers are typically provided care through family members, friends, or spouses known as, care pa...
We assessed how listening to personalized music playlists affects sundowning symptoms of older adult...
POS2-08Behavioral problems, such as agitation, depression, apathy and agression are highly prevalent...
Music & Memory (M&M) is a passive music intervention that uses personalized music playlists delivere...
Personalized music playlists are increasingly being used in health-care contexts to address the psyc...
BackgroundOver 5 million Americans age 65 years and older were diagnosed with Alzheimer's disea...