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Developing a digital music program for older adults with changing cognition: A program development report.

Jennie L Dorris1, Heather DiCicco2, James T Becker3, Juleen Rodakowski1.   

Abstract

This program development report describes the adaptation of a music program for older adults with memory loss from in-person to a digital format. The objective was to develop a music program that was both engaging for the older adults, acceptable for the music instructor, and clearly defined for future research and implementation. This report describes the content of the music program and the systematic process of its development.

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Keywords:  aging; music; older adults; technology

Year:  2022        PMID： 35967736      PMCID： PMC9371460     

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Music Med        ISSN： 1943-863X


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