A pilot randomized trial of two cognitive rehabilitation interventions for mild cognitive impairment: caregiver outcomes.

Andrea V CucDona E C LockeNoah DuncanJulie A FieldsCharlene Hoffman SnyderSherrie HannaAngela LundeGlenn E SmithMelanie Chandler

Published in: International journal of geriatric psychiatry (2017)

Either form of cognitive rehabilitation may help partners' mood, compared with providing no treatment. However, effect size estimates related to other partner outcomes (i.e., burden, quality of life, and anxiety) suggest that follow-up efficacy trials will need sample sizes of at least 30-100 people per group to accurately determine significance. Copyright © 2017 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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