Patients with mild neurocognitive disorder are the ultimate beneficiaries. Staff from participating organisations will be trained to deliver interventions covering healthy diet, physical exercises, psychosocial coping and social engagement, etc.
Grantee
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Project Type
Research
Project Nature
Healthcare
Major Beneficiaries
Elderly
Approved Funding Amount
HK$400,000
Funding Period (months)
18
Status
Completed
Impact / Expected Impact
This project aims to develop a chronic disease self-management program for local community-dwelling people with mild neurocognitive disorder (MNCD), in order to help them better manage their lives physically, psychologically, socially, so as to maintain their functioning and delay further deterioration. The beneficiaries then can adopt a healthier daily livesand back to live and work in the society as normal people.
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