Table 2.
Definitions of Active Ingredients
| Active ingredient | Definition | Keywords |
|---|---|---|
| Exercise | Strengthen physical function, body structure, and physiological reserves | Exercise; physical activity; strengthening; walk; physical training; Tai-Chi; balance; mobility; agility; stretching |
| Problem-solving | Identify problems in daily activities, propose solutions to solve the problems, and implement solutions | Problem-solving; action plan; review solutions; identify strategies; refine strategies; design a plan; mutual problem-solving; overcome barriers; propose ways |
| Cognitive behavioral therapy | Discuss and identify patterns of thinking or behaviors. Change distorted thoughts to change behaviors and mood | Cognitive behavioral therapy; cognitive behavioral interventions |
| Environmental modification | Modify environmental factors, such as home, light, rug, and handrail | Environmental modification; eliminate environmental hazards; home modification |
| Education | Deliver, shape, or instruct knowledge on how to perform a behavior or deal with situations | Education; impart knowledge; didactic teaching; educational videotape |
| Goal setting | Identify goals that are relevant to health professionals or participants | Goal setting; preview goals; identify goals; prioritize goals; set realistic goals |
| Comprehensive geriatric assessment | A therapeutic process that incorporated medical, psychosocial or functional assessments to inform care plans for primary care teams and rehabilitation fields | Comprehensive geriatric assessment; multidimensional geriatric instrument; standardized health assessment |
| Cognitive training | Train specific cognitive domains, including processing speed, memory, attention, or reasoning | Cognition training; mathematics; attention memory; visuospatial ability; processing speed; reasoning; visual search skill |