The Effectiveness of Interactive Metronome® as a Restorative Modality to Improve Cognition and Motor Performance in Healthy Older Adults in Eastern North Carolina

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concluded the participants' improved scores on cognitive successfully address the needs of healthy aging adults, it is and fine motor dexterity measures might indicate IM important to support participation in activities that promote could be beneficial in enhancing or maintaining well-being and enhance self-efficacy so they may live longer individuals for this population Future research should within their communities. Occupational therapists can bolster explore if increased performance on assessment scores the health of populations in need through utilizing might contribute to increased functional performance

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Trujillo, L. G. (2017). The Effectiveness of Interactive Metronome® as a Restorative Modality to Improve Cognition and Motor Performance in Healthy Older Adults in Eastern North Carolina. Journal of Neurology and Neuroscience, 08(02). https://doi.org/10.21767/2171-6625.1000186

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