This evaluation aims to assess the cost-effectiveness of music therapy (MT) combined with cognitive stimulation therapy (CST) for individuals living with dementia (PLwD).
Economic evaluation model to analyze cost-effectiveness over a six-month period.
Comparison of cognitive benefits associated with music therapy and cognitive stimulation therapy.
Assessment of implications for broader adoption among healthcare decision-makers.
Music therapy combined with cognitive stimulation therapy shows cost-effective cognitive benefits.
Findings support the value of music therapy as an intervention for people living with dementia.
Abstract
MT combined with CST may offer cost-effective cognitive benefits for PLwD over a six-month period. The model provides valuable evidence for decision-makers considering the broader adoption of MT.