A Study on the Effectiveness of Multidomain Intervention Program for Reducing Risks of Dementia

NACompletedINTERVENTIONAL
Enrollment

32

Participants

Timeline

Start Date

November 1, 2016

Primary Completion Date

July 31, 2017

Study Completion Date

July 31, 2017

Conditions
Alzheimer Disease
Interventions
BEHAVIORAL

Active control

Control group received a personalized advice on lifestyle modification to prevent dementia and usual care of Community Center for Dementia.

BEHAVIORAL

Intensive + Maintenance program

"Both intensive and maintenance program~1. Intensive program The 4-week group-based intensive program was comprised of eight sessions; each session consisted of (1) a 30-min review of the tasks, (2) a 50-min training period, and (3) a 10-min meeting to assign tasks on an individual basis. A study nurse-guided training for modification of vascular risk factors, diet, cognitive and social activity were conducted, And, a physiotherapist conducted an exercise training mainly composed of muscle strengthening and stretching.~2. Maintenance program The allocated study assistants monthly check-up whether participants adhere to the altered habits or not, based on the workbook"

BEHAVIORAL

Intensive program only

"Only the intensive program was conducted.~The 4-week group-based intensive program was comprised of eight sessions; each session consisted of (1) a 30-min review of the tasks, (2) a 50-min training period, and (3) a 10-min meeting to assign tasks on an individual basis. A study nurse-guided training for modification of vascular risk factors, diet, cognitive and social activity were conducted, And, a physiotherapist conducted an exercise training mainly composed of muscle strengthening and stretching."

Trial Locations (1)

110-744

Seoul National University College of Medicine, Seoul

All Listed Sponsors
collaborator

Seoul Metropolitan Government

OTHER_GOV

lead

Seoul National University Hospital

OTHER

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