Dementia Screening in Primary Care: Not Too Fast!
by
Screening is predicated on the assumption that early detection and subsequent treatment will improve the clinical course for individuals without symptoms. Conversely, when an individual presents with complaints of memory problems, the physician engages in case-finding.?1?Screening for some conditions in some populations has resulted in improvements in individual and societal burdens of diseases (e.g., colon and breast cancer), but screening can also cause individual and societal harm?
WP-04
Date of Publication:
30 November -0001
30 November -0001
@article{sensecare:437,
- author = {Malaz Boustani},
- title = {Dementia Screening in Primary Care: Not Too Fast!},
- year = {-0001},
- date = {November 30, -0001},
Malaz Boustani -0001 Dementia Screening in Primary Care: Not Too Fast! November 30, -0001
Click on the link under to view document:
Workpackages
WP4 Psychology of AC
Related Articles
Document
Unmet Care Needs and Key Outcomes in Dementia
Joseph E. Gaugler, Robert L. Kane, Rosalie A. Kane, Robert Newcomer by the American Geriatrics Society by the
Document
Dementia Care Platform ALLADIN
Torkamani M, McDonald L, Saez Aguayo, Kanios C, Katsanou MN, Madeley L, Limousin PD, Lees AJ, Haritou M, Jahanshahi M, ALADDIN Collaborative Group
Document
Dementia A state of the nation report on dementia care and support in England
Dept of health of
Document
Collaborative transdisciplinary team approach for dementia care.
James E Galvin, Licet Valois, Yael Zweig
Document
Agitation in Dementia: concept clarification
Eun-Hi Kong, School of Nursing, University of Pennsylvania
Document
The UCLA Alzheimer`s and Dementia Care Program for Comprehensive, Coordinated, Patient-centered Care
David B. Reuben et al. et