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Mnemonic strategies as dyadic interventions to increase well‐being in Alzheimer’s disease

Dementia is a growing problem with 50 million patients worldwide expecting to triple by 2050. The most common form of dementia is Alzheimer’s Disease, characterized by a long process of deterioration for the patient and negative impact on the close environment (‘caregiver burden’). Dementia is not only memory‐loss, there is also communication‐loss. More than 70% of the dementia patients are still living at home, taken care for by a family member. Dementia thus affects three times as many persons involved than there are patients. The primary objective is to examine how the accumulation of (augmented) reality to mnemonic strategies can strengthen the relation between Alzheimer patients and their caregivers. The secondary objective is to elaborate a dyadic intervention to transform the ‘hidden victims of dementia’ into ‘hidden resources’.