Promoting supported ambulation in persons with advanced Alzheimer’s disease: a pilot study
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Alessandro O. Caffò | Mark F. O’Reilly | Giulio E. Lancioni | Nirbhay N. Singh | Jeff Sigafoos | Fiora D'Amico | M. O'Reilly | J. Sigafoos | G. Lancioni | A. Caffò | Floriana De Vanna | K. Pinto | Katia Pinto | Floriana De Vanna | Fiora D’amico
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