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Nano-Learning for Improving Compliance Among Older Adults With Sarcopenia

Sponsor: Alexandria University

Summary

Empirical evidence suggests that the use of short videos is associated with decreased feelings of loneliness and social isolation, thereby reducing depression among older adults . Platforms that allow users to showcase aspects of their own lives also serve as a significant avenue for achieving "happiness in old age" and enhancing social interactions with acquaintances . Therefore, this study aims to provide robust evidence on the effectiveness of nano-learning interventions, particularly in the context of sarcopenia, where addressing physical and psychological well-being has become increasingly critical among this cohort.

Official title: Feasibility and Outcomes of Nano-Learning for Improving Compliance With Physical and Nutritional Guidelines and Reducing Late-Life Depression Among Older Adults With Sarcopenia in a Rural Province

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