LUCIDA VR for cognitive decline
Immersive stimulation under clinical supervision
Explore the pathwayProject in development · Pathways defined by the professionalImmersive stimulation under clinical supervision
LUCIDA VR is the REALICA project for personalised cognitive activities, carried out through a headset and integrated into a programme defined by the professional. The focus is on older people with documented cognitive difficulties and support needs within the care pathway.
Intended users and clinical settings
Further areas of development include the effects of stroke or traumatic brain injury and other neurodegenerative conditions. These require specific programmes, goals and assessments, distinct from pathways for MCI and early Alzheimer's disease.
Mild cognitive impairment or MCI
activities targeting functions identified in the assessment.
Early-stage Alzheimer's disease
stimulation programmes to be assessed within the individual plan.
Age-related cognitive frailty
pathways adapted to abilities, understanding and support needs.
Where the pathway takes place
In care settings
clinical services, outpatient clinics and care facilities, with designated staff.
At home
sessions within the professional programme, with caregiver assistance when necessary.
Six cognitive areas and an individual programme
The planned activities involve memory, attention, language, orientation, executive functions and visuospatial skills. The professional determines difficulty, assistance, duration and frequency, considering participation and everyday functioning.
LUCIDA VR is in development. The portal, remote monitoring and AI assistant are planned functions to be implemented and verified in the final system.
Further information
Settings, methods of use and research.
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Cognitive decline, MCI and early-stage Alzheimer's disease
The clinical picture comes before the choice of tool
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Recognisable activities and defined goals
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From assessment to the individual programme
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Continuity defined by the professional
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Distinguishing approaches and goals
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Assessing a system intended for clinical practice
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