Web-based technology and cognitive training: improving executive control in cognitivelyhealthy older adults
Web-based technology and cognitive training: improving executive control in cognitivelyhealthy older adults
批准号:
10507340
负责人:
Sharon Sanz Simon
金额:
$13.08万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2022
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2022-09-01 至 2024-08-31
关键词:
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中文摘要
项目摘要/摘要
为认知正常的老年人(OA)开发有效的认知训练是一个主要的公共卫生目标
它在减少与年龄相关的认知衰退和阿尔茨海默病/痴呆症风险方面的潜力。执行人员
控制(EC)是一个相关的训练目标,因为它随着年龄的增长而下降,并且对日常生活中的多任务处理至关重要。
欧共体的OA培训计划已被证明有助于认知能力的改善,但尚不清楚
它是否增强了多任务处理的能力,并转移到不同的任务和背景下,如日常生活。多数
EC培训方案未能采用生态任务,限制了其临床实用性和推广性。一个
很有前途的EC培训方法是重点改变(Emch),事实表明,这种方法对年轻人和
骨关节炎。类似的方法也显示了OA的训练转移,这表明Emch可能是一种合适的
方法诱导骨性关节炎患者发生迁移。到目前为止,Emch还没有被应用于模拟日常生活的生态任务
它也不是通过基于网络的界面远程实施的。基于网络的培训是
这是一种进步,因为它可以在家里交付,并且很容易扩展。最近,远程干预已经
由于新冠肺炎大流行,限制了面对面研究的参与,因此与开放式学习相关。海流
一项提案寻求通过早餐游戏(B-Game)实施EMCH来弥合上述差距,a
基于Web的生态培训平台,模拟日常生活环境,在办公自动化中可行。《目标1》
该提案的2个阶段(K99阶段)将基于认知健康的骨性关节炎的试点研究,以便1)
调查基于网络B-Game的12节训练协议的可接受性/可用性和结构,以及2)
与对照干预相比,EMCH方法的效果。K99阶段将提供试点数据
关于若干干预措施的特点和结果。这些数据对于优化
我计划在R00阶段(目标3)进行随机对照临床试验,以评估疗效
Oa中的Emch/B-游戏。R00试验将得到阿尔茨海默病血液生物标记物的丰富,
将提高诊断的准确性,并使我能够探索作为病理功能的干预反应。至
为了实现这些目标,我将发展高级技能,以补充我在神经心理学方面的培训,正如我将:
1)丰富了我对认知老化/EC的概念理解;2)拓宽了我的认知训练知识,
以及它与技术和远程神经心理学的结合;3)开发临床试验方面的专业知识;4)获得
具有统计分析技能。此外,我还会充实我对阿尔茨海默氏症的病理和收获的知识
设计功能磁共振实验的技能,相关的目标是我作为一名未来专注于衰老的试验者的独立性。我
已经组建了一支优秀的、全面的导师团队,拥有认知老化方面的专业知识,EC/Emch,
临床试验、技术干预、远程神经心理学和生物标记物。总体而言,这份K99/R00提案
为专注于基于技术的OA干预的独立研究生涯奠定了基础
以减少与年龄相关的认知衰退,促进阿尔茨海默病/痴呆症的预防。
英文摘要
Project Summary/Abstract
Developing efficient cognitive training for cognitively intact older adults (OA) is a major public health goal, due
to its potential for reducing age-related cognitive decline and Alzheimer’s disease/dementia risk. Executive
Control (EC) is a relevant training target since it declines with aging and is critical for multi-tasking in daily life.
EC training programs for OA have been shown to lead to cognitive improvements, but it remains unclear
whether it enhances multi-tasking ability and transfer to different tasks and context, such as everyday life. Most
EC training protocols fail to adopt ecological tasks, which limit its clinical relevance and generalization. A
promising EC training approach is Emphasis Change (EmCh), which has shown to benefit both younger and
OA. Similar approaches have shown training-transfer in OA, suggesting that EmCh may be an appropriate
method to induce transfer in OA. To date, EmCh has not been applied in ecological tasks that simulate a daily
life situation, nor has it been implemented remotely through a web-based interface. The web-based training is
an advancement since it can be delivered at home and is easily scalable. Recently, remote interventions have
been relevant to OA due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which limits in-person research participation. The current
proposal seeks to bridge the above gaps by implementing EmCh through the Breakfast Game (B-Game), a
web-based ecological training platform that simulates a daily life environment and is feasible in OA. The Aims 1
and 2 (K99 phase) of this proposal will be based on a pilot study with cognitively healthy OA in order to 1)
investigate acceptability/usability and structure of a 12-session training protocol based on web B-Game, and 2)
the effects of EmCh approach, in comparison to a control intervention. The K99 phase will provide pilot data
regarding several intervention features and outcomes. These data will be critical to optimize the design for the
randomized controlled clinical trial I plan to conduct in the R00 phase (Aim 3), in order to evaluate the efficacy
of EmCh/B-Game in OA. The R00 trial will be enriched by Alzheimer`s disease blood-based biomarkers, which
will improve diagnostic accuracy and allow me to explore intervention response as a function of pathology. To
accomplish these aims, I will develop advanced skills to supplement my training in neuropsychology, as I will:
1) enrich my conceptual understanding of cognitive aging/EC; 2) broaden my knowledge of cognitive training,
and its integration with technology and teleneuropsychology; 3) develop expertise in clinical trials; and 4) gain
skills in statistical analysis. Additionally, I will 5) enrich my knowledge on Alzheimer`s pathology and 6) gain
skills in designing fMRI experiments, relevant aims for my independence as a future trialist focused on aging. I
have assembled an excellent and well-rounded mentorship team with expertise in cognitive aging, EC/EmCh,
clinical trials, technological interventions, teleneuropsychology, and biomarkers. Overall, this K99/R00 proposal
lays the foundation for an independent research career focused on technology-based intervention for OA, in
order to reduce age-related cognitive decline and promote Alzheimer’s disease / dementia prevention.
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Web-based technology and cognitive training: improving executive control in cognitivelyhealthy older adults
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批准号:10682616
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项目类别:
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资助金额:$13.04万
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财政年份:2022
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负责人:Sharon Sanz Simon
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依托单位:
海外基金