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Home›Rehabilitation›Strategies›Compensatory Devices

Compensatory Devices

Some assistive devices may help patients perform daily life tasks by compensating for specific cognitive impairments.

Icons of an alarm clock, a notepad and a calendar
For example

Memory aids (e.g., a memory board or an alarm watch) can improve independence in activities of daily living for patients with memory impairments.

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