In elderly patients with advanced dementia, does music therapy reduce agitation compared to no structured therapy?
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| contents | The evidence provides mixed results for the use of music therapy in reducing agitation in elderly patients with advanced dementia, suggesting potential short-term benefits but unclear long-term effects. |
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| spellingShingle | In elderly patients with advanced dementia, does music therapy reduce agitation compared to no structured therapy? Tripdatabase elderly patients advanced dementia music therapy agitation structured therapy geriatric care mental health non-pharmacological intervention The evidence provides mixed results for the use of music therapy in reducing agitation in elderly patients with advanced dementia, suggesting potential short-term benefits but unclear long-term effects. |
| title | In elderly patients with advanced dementia, does music therapy reduce agitation compared to no structured therapy? |
| topic | elderly patients advanced dementia music therapy agitation structured therapy geriatric care mental health non-pharmacological intervention |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19334669 |