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- ALESSANDRIA, Italy – The "Friends of the hospital Library" Association hosted a presentation on dementia research and rehabilitation at the Moncalvo room of the Hospital-University of Alessandria on...
- The book, "Neuropsychological Rehabilitation Treatments, Pisco-educational and Psycho-social Rehabilitation in Mild or Greater Neurocognitive Disorders due to Alzheimer's Disease and Related dementia: Chronicle of an Experience with Patients...
- The volume documents experiences, methodologies, and results from the experimental project "Psychoeducational and Psychosocial Treatments in Dementias," highlighting the integration of scientific research and clinical practice in geriatrics...
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ALESSANDRIA, Italy – The “Friends of the hospital Library” Association hosted a presentation on dementia research and rehabilitation at the Moncalvo room of the Hospital-University of Alessandria on Wednesday, April 9, at 5 p.m.
The book, “Neuropsychological Rehabilitation Treatments, Pisco-educational and Psycho-social Rehabilitation in Mild or Greater Neurocognitive Disorders due to Alzheimer’s Disease and Related dementia: Chronicle of an Experience with Patients and Families,” was the focal point of the event. Authors Aldo Bellora, director of SC Geriatria; Antonio Pepoli, director of Psychologist Ssa Psychology; and Rossella Sterpone, manager of SSA Psychology, along with fellows Arianna Mandrilli and Debora Moretto, presented their work.
The volume documents experiences, methodologies, and results from the experimental project “Psychoeducational and Psychosocial Treatments in Dementias,” highlighting the integration of scientific research and clinical practice in geriatrics and neuropsychology. The project, part of a three-year regional plan for Alzheimer’s and dementia, involved the AOU of Alessandria and 17 other cognitive and dementia disorders centers (CDCD) across Piedmont.
Specifically, the project established cognitive stimulation groups to combat isolation and reorient individuals with dementia, as well as psychological support groups to improve adaptive skills for patients with mild neurocognitive disorders. Following this, an analysis of the needs of the patient population led to new research avenues and a systemic approach to managing the pathology through targeted re-educational interventions.
In 2022,as part of a regional initiative,an observational study involving 49 patients and their family members was launched. The results of this study are analyzed in the book presented on April 9.
The event underscored the hospital library’s role as a cultural hub, promoting care, well-being, and active participation through reading and author engagement.
Dementia Research and Rehabilitation at Alessandria Hospital: Your Essential Guide
Q: What was the focus of the presentation held at the Alessandria hospital-University?
The presentation at the Hospital-University of Alessandria, hosted by the “Friends of the hospital Library” Association, centered on dementia research and rehabilitation.
Q: where and when was the presentation held?
The presentation took place in the Moncalvo room of the Hospital-University of Alessandria on Wednesday, April 9, at 5 p.m.
Q: What book was the centerpiece of the presentation?
The presentation highlighted the book, “Neuropsychological Rehabilitation Treatments, Pisco-educational and Psycho-social Rehabilitation in mild or Greater Neurocognitive Disorders due to Alzheimer’s Disease and Related dementia: Chronicle of an Experience with Patients and Families.”
Q: Who were the authors and presenters of the book?
The authors and presenters of the book included:
Aldo Bellora, director of SC Geriatria
Antonio Pepoli, director of Psychologist Ssa Psychology
Rossella Sterpone, manager of SSA psychology
Arianna Mandrilli, fellow
Debora Moretto, fellow
Q: What does the book “Neuropsychological Rehabilitation Treatments” detail?
The volume documents experiences, methodologies, and results from the experimental project “Psychoeducational and Psychosocial Treatments in Dementias.” It emphasizes the integration of scientific research and clinical practice in geriatrics and neuropsychology.
Q: What was the experimental project “Psychoeducational and Psychosocial Treatments in Dementias” about?
This project was part of a three-year regional plan for Alzheimer’s and dementia,involving the AOU of Alessandria and 17 other cognitive and dementia disorders centers (CDCD) across piedmont. It focused on providing psychoeducational and psychosocial treatments for individuals with dementia and related disorders.
Q: What specific initiatives were implemented within the project?
The project established:
Cognitive stimulation groups to combat isolation and reorient individuals with dementia.
* Psychological support groups to improve adaptive skills for patients with mild neurocognitive disorders.
Q: what role did research play in the management of dementia within the project?
An analysis of the needs of the patient population led to new research avenues and a systemic approach to managing the pathology through targeted re-educational interventions.
Q: Was there any study conducted related to this project?
Yes, in 2022, an observational study was launched as part of a regional initiative, involving 49 patients and their family members.The results of this study are analyzed in the book presented on April 9.
Q: Why is the event at the hospital library notable?
The event underscored the hospital library’s role as a cultural hub, promoting care, well-being, and active participation through reading and author engagement.
Q: Can you summarize the key components of the study in a table?
Certainly! Here’s a summary:
| Component | Details |
|---|---|
| Project Name | “Psychoeducational and Psychosocial Treatments in Dementias” |
| Focus | Research and Rehabilitation in Dementia |
| key Interventions | Cognitive Stimulation Groups and Psychological Support Groups |
| Study Population (Observational Study) | 49 patients and their family members |
| location | AOU of Alessandria and 17 CDCD centers in Piedmont region. |
| Main Goal | Improve adaptive skills and combat isolation |