Trends of Executive Cognitive Decline in Cognitive Impaired Middle-Aged and Elderly Aged Subjects

Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)

• ABSTRACT.
• INTRODUCTION
  • BACKGROUND.
  • Cognition
  • Executive Cognitive Decline
  • Cognitive decline in cognitive impaired elderly aged and middle-aged subjects--
  • Contribution of MoCA.
  • Problem statement-
  • Rationale
  • Aim
  • Objective
  • Research question--
• METHODOLOGY.
  • Research Philosophy---
  • Research Approach
  • Research Strategy -
  • Research Choice
• METHOD
  • Data Collection Method---
  • Ethics in research-
  • Data Analysis Technique
  • Search strategy
  • Strategy of critical appraisal
  • Mode of synthesis
  • Time Horizon
• Results inclusive of critical appraisal-
• PRISMA FLOWCHART-
• Analysis
  • Theme. 1: Identification of the trends of executive cognition in respect of the cognitively disabled middle-aged persons and elderly individuals
  • Theme. 2: Impact of Cognitive impairment on the middle-aged individuals
  • Theme. 3: The Impact of Age on Cognition in older ages---
  • Theme. 4: Treatment of cognitive impairment and the challenges faced by the caretakers-
  • Theme. 5: Long term consequences of cognitive impairment in the elderly aged person and middle-aged individuals---
  • Theme. 6: An impact on the acceptance of Dementia screening ---
  • Theme. 7:Impact of alcohol on Dementia and Cognitive Decline In The Elderly.
  • Theme. 8: Impact of age-dependent relation of blood pressure on cognitive function and dementia
  • Theme. 9: Impact of post-hospitalization on cognition decline.
• Discussion
  • Identification of the trends of executive cognition
  • Impact of Cognitive impairment on the middle-aged individuals-
  • The Impact of Age on Cognition elderly people
  • Treatment process of cognitive impairment--
  • Long-term consequences of cognitive impairment -
  • Acceptance impact of Dementia screening --
  • Impact of alcohol on Dementia and Cognitive Decline In The Elderly-
  • Impact of age-dependent relation of blood pressure on cognitive function and dementia
  • impact of post-hospitalization on cognition decline--
• Conclusion-
• Conclusion -
• Limitations and Recommendations for Future Research-

Zielsetzung und Themenschwerpunkte (Objectives and Key Themes)

This dissertation explores the impact of executive cognitive degradation, its association with clinical complications among middle-aged and elderly individuals, and potential solutions for cognitive impairment.

• Trends of executive cognitive decline in middle-aged and elderly individuals
• Impact of cognitive impairment on middle-aged individuals
• The influence of age on cognitive function in older adults
• Treatment challenges and long-term consequences of cognitive impairment
• Impact of alcohol, blood pressure, and post-hospitalization on cognitive decline

Zusammenfassung der Kapitel (Chapter Summaries)

The dissertation begins with an introduction defining cognition and executive cognitive decline, outlining the problem statement and rationale for the research. It then details the methodology employed, including the research philosophy, approach, strategy, and choice. The method section describes the data collection method, ethical considerations, data analysis techniques, search strategy, critical appraisal strategy, mode of synthesis, and time horizon. Following this, the results are presented, inclusive of critical appraisal, along with a PRISMA flowchart. The analysis section explores various themes related to cognitive decline, including its identification, impact, and treatment. The discussion section provides a deeper analysis of these themes, exploring the impact of cognitive impairment on different age groups and individuals. Finally, the conclusion summarizes the findings and outlines limitations and recommendations for future research.

Schlüsselwörter (Keywords)

The main keywords and focus topics of this dissertation include executive cognitive decline, cognitive impairment, middle-aged individuals, elderly individuals, dementia, treatment, long-term consequences, alcohol, blood pressure, and post-hospitalization.