Adapted physical activity for elderly dependent people in nursing homes
Capelli, T.
Soins. Gerontologie 95: 26-29
2012
ISSN/ISBN: 1268-6034 PMID: 22741320 Document Number: 657182
Physical activity is a source of stimulation on a cognitive, psychological and social level. It enables elderly people to become more autonomous and reduce the level of dependency. Choosing adapted physical activities in a nursing home thereby forms part of the therapeutic approach.
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