Development and validation of exercise rehabilitation program for cognitive function and activity of daily living improvement in mild dementia elderly

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Abstract

We investigated the effect of exercise rehabilitation based on fine mo-tor movement for the elderly with mild dementia. Using electroenceph-alogram (EEG), the change of brain wave of them based on fine motor movement and comparing the improvement level of cognitive ability and performance capability in daily living activity was recorded. The subjects were the elderly with mild dementia living in a sanatorium in Incheon city. Mini-Mental Status Examination, activity of daily living (ADL), and the influence on depression were examined. After 8-week exercise program, significant difference in cognitive function and ADL was observed, however, and there was no significant difference in de-pression. In the EEG, there was a significant difference in a-wave. This study suggests the chance to remind the necessity of exercise programs for improving cognitive function and ADL of the elderly with dementia.

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Choi, M. R., Kim, J. Y., & Yi, E. S. (2018). Development and validation of exercise rehabilitation program for cognitive function and activity of daily living improvement in mild dementia elderly. Journal of Exercise Rehabilitation, 14(2), 207–212. https://doi.org/10.12965/jer.1836176.088

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