Are there specific social inclusion strategies that are particularly beneficial for individuals with mild cognitive impairment?
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| contents | Individuals with mild cognitive impairment may benefit from social inclusion strategies involving structured interactions and technology-based engagements, although sustaining long-term benefits requires further exploration. |
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| spellingShingle | Are there specific social inclusion strategies that are particularly beneficial for individuals with mild cognitive impairment? Tripdatabase there specific social inclusion strategies particularly beneficial individuals mild cognitive impairment Individuals with mild cognitive impairment may benefit from social inclusion strategies involving structured interactions and technology-based engagements, although sustaining long-term benefits requires further exploration. |
| title | Are there specific social inclusion strategies that are particularly beneficial for individuals with mild cognitive impairment? |
| topic | there specific social inclusion strategies particularly beneficial individuals mild cognitive impairment |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17771495 |