Titlebook: Dementia in Clinical Practice: A Neurological Perspective; Pragmatic Studies in A. J. Larner Book 2018Latest edition Springer International

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Diagnosis (1): Cognitive Syndromes, Comorbidities, No Diagnosis, and Wrong Diagnosis,as a prelude to establishing aetiological diagnosis. It also examines various comorbidities which may be encountered in dementia disorders, including behavioural and neuropsychiatric features, delirium, epilepsy and sleep-related disorders.

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Management,and novel treatments. The effects of a number of policy directives issued under the auspices of the United Kingdom government in recent years are examined: none appears to contribute to closure of the dementia diagnosis gap. The place of neurology-led services for dementia within an integrated dementia care pathway is considered.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-75259-4cognitive assessment; cognitive function clinic; cognitive impairment; dementia; referral pattern; screen

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Ged?chtnis, Wissen und soziale Integrationmbers of patients seen over the period 2002–2016, referral sources (primary and secondary care), patient characteristics (age, gender, ethnicity, social class, handedness) and casemix in terms of diagnosis. Although referral numbers have increased over the 15-year period, the proportion receiving a

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Oliver Dimbath,Michael Heinleincal signs and cognitive and non-cognitive screening instruments to assist in the diagnosis of dementia. The relevance of pragmatic diagnostic test accuracy studies, compared to experimental or proof of concept studies, as a better reflection of the idiom of clinical practice, is emphasized.

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Die Sozialstruktur Deutschlandsinformant scales, collectively termed (for want of a better nomenclature) non-cognitive screening instruments, in the diagnosis of cognitive disorders. These supplement the cognitive screening instruments discussed in the previous chapter.