Dementia and mild cognitive impairment (MCI) deeply impact individuals' well-being and are expected to increase due to population aging, with global cases projected to rise to 152.8 million by 2050. Social isolation, accounting for 4% of dementia cases, emerges as a critical modifiable risk factor, particularly in institutionalized older adults, where it significantly raises dementia risk. To address these challenges, the REMINDER program was developed as a tailored, multidomain intervention to reduce dementia risk, emphasizing social and cognitive engagement and advancing its adaptation and evaluation in Residential and Daycare Facilities (RDF). To assess the feasibility of REMINDER in older adults supported by RDF (recruitment, adherence, retention, acceptability, accessibility, and usability) and explore potential changes in cognitive and psychosocial outcomes.
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Feasibility outcomes (quantitative)
Timeframe: During the intervention (at the end of the sessions) and 1-week after the intervention
Feasibility outcomes (quantitative)
Timeframe: During the intervention (at the end of the sessions) and 1-week after the intervention
Feasibility outcomes (quantitative)
Timeframe: During the intervention (at the end of the sessions) and 1-week after the intervention
Feasibility outcomes (qualitative)
Timeframe: During the intervention (at the end of the sessions) and 1-week after the intervention
Feasibility outcomes (qualitative)
Timeframe: During the intervention (at the end of the sessions) and 1-week after the intervention
Feasibility outcomes (qualitative)
Timeframe: During the intervention (at the end of the sessions) and 1-week after the intervention