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Traitements

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Molécule	Indication / population	Phase	Objectif	Pays	Résultat
Therapy with videogamesGolden Gamers Go is running a study together with Rey Juan Carlos University to better understand how videogames can help older adults, especially those with memory problems or cognitive decline. The study takes place in real care settings, such as day centers, and involves around 45 older participants. Over two months (with a possible follow-up period), participants take part in two to three sessions per week using video games on PlayStation. These are not special "health games," but popular, commercial video games that have been carefully selected and adapted to be easy to use, enjoyable, and meaningful for older adults. The goal is to see whether playing these games can help improve thinking abilities and also how participants feel during the activity - for example, if they are more engaged, motivated, or emotionally positive. This study builds on previous experience where this approach has already shown promising results in increasing participation, motivation, and overall wellbeing. By carrying out this research, Golden Gamers Go aim to better understand how meaningful and enjoyable activities like videogames can support healthier and more active aging.	Alzheimer	Non applicable	À vérifier	Spain	À vérifier
Videogames masterclassGolden Gamers Go is running a study together with Rey Juan Carlos University to better understand how videogames can help older adults, especially those with memory problems or cognitive decline. The study takes place in real care settings, such as day centers, and involves around 45 older participants. Over two months (with a possible follow-up period), participants take part in two to three sessions per week using video games on PlayStation. These are not special "health games," but popular, commercial video games that have been carefully selected and adapted to be easy to use, enjoyable, and meaningful for older adults. The goal is to see whether playing these games can help improve thinking abilities and also how participants feel during the activity - for example, if they are more engaged, motivated, or emotionally positive. This study builds on previous experience where this approach has already shown promising results in increasing participation, motivation, and overall wellbeing. By carrying out this research, Golden Gamers Go aim to better understand how meaningful and enjoyable activities like videogames can support healthier and more active aging.	Alzheimer	Non applicable	À vérifier	Spain	À vérifier
Videogames masterclassGolden Gamers Go is running a study together with Rey Juan Carlos University to better understand how videogames can help older adults, especially those with memory problems or cognitive decline. The study takes place in real care settings, such as day centers, and involves around 45 older participants. Over two months (with a possible follow-up period), participants take part in two to three sessions per week using video games on PlayStation. These are not special "health games," but popular, commercial video games that have been carefully selected and adapted to be easy to use, enjoyable, and meaningful for older adults. The goal is to see whether playing these games can help improve thinking abilities and also how participants feel during the activity - for example, if they are more engaged, motivated, or emotionally positive. This study builds on previous experience where this approach has already shown promising results in increasing participation, motivation, and overall wellbeing. By carrying out this research, Golden Gamers Go aim to better understand how meaningful and enjoyable activities like videogames can support healthier and more active aging.	Alzheimer	Non applicable	À vérifier	Spain	À vérifier

Essais cliniques

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Molécule	Indication / population	Phase	NCT	Titre	Statut
Videogames masterclass	Alzheimer	Non applicable	NCT07615647	How Video Game Therapy Affects Thinking and Emotions in Older Adults With Cognitive Impairment	COMPLETED

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