因應高齡長者認知變化發展之數位音樂方案:方案發展報告

作者

  • Jennifer L Dorris University of Pittsburgh
  • Heather DiCicco BriTE Wellness Inc
  • James T Becker University of Pittsburgh
  • Juleen Rodakowski

摘要

高齡長者在疫情流行期間罹患嚴重疾病的風險增加,其結果是社會隔離的增加。本文以成果報告來呈現我們為了記憶流失的高齡長者而調整發展出的音樂方案──從現場到數位形式。我們的目標是發展出一個既能吸引長者,又能被帶領者所接受的音樂方案,並為未來的研究和執行作出明確的規範。本報告描述了音樂方案的內容及其發展的系統化歷程。

關鍵字:高齡長者、高齡化、音樂、科技

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Jennie Dorris, MM, is a PhD student in Department of Occupational Therapy at the University of Pittsburgh.

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Heather DiCicco, MT-BC, is a music therapist and educator.

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James T. Becker, PhD, is a professor of Psychiatry, Neurology, and Psychology at the University of Pittsburgh.

Juleen Rodakowski

Juleen Rodakowski is an assistant professor in the Department of Occupational Therapy at the University of Pittsburgh.

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2022-04-29

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