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    Assessment of Ability of Nursing Home Residents with Dementia to Imitate and Spontaneously Perform Rhythmic Patterns with Accents and Complex Rhythmic Structure

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    Date
    2010-04
    Author
    Schuh, Anthony
    Tappe, Amber
    Advisor(s)
    Rasar, Lee Anna
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    Abstract
    Dementia is often seen as a tragic mental illness that is difficult for both those afflicted with it and their loved ones. Much research has been done to find solutions to either regain lost reality orientation or to maintain what has remained once dementia has been diagnosed. One promising tool that was successful was to use music, leading to many applications of music therapy. This study was conducted to add to the knowledge base of methods and techniques that have already been developed. The study focused on the ability for patients with dementia to process and perform rhythms that they heard in familiar songs.
    Subject
    Music therapy
    Music therapy for older people
    Dementia--Patients--Care
    Nursing home patients--Care
    Dementia--Treatment
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    http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/47417
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    Color poster with text and tables.
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