Intelligent diagnostic technology in multi-party joint intervention to explore improvement of neurocognitive status

Most of the current plans for Alzheimer’s interventions to improve nursing interventions for patients are designed by clinical nurses themselves, which lack a theoretical basis and are not professional enough. Moreover, cognitive training only addresses a single aspect of rehabilitation for patients with cognitive dysfunction, so it lacks integrity. This study combines MRI and image recognition segmentation technology, adopts multi-party combined interventions for nursing rehabilitation, and uses image recognition technology to conduct experimental research. In addition, this study uses a team of doctors, nurses, and rehabilitators to form a team therapy model, which actively echoes the concept of multidisciplinary cooperation and has a solid medical and theoretical basis. The results show that occupational therapy has a significant effect on slowing the deterioration of patients’ cognitive function, improving their daily living ability, and ultimately improving the quality of life of patients.