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Primary care and dementia / Steve Iliffe and Vari Drennan ; foreword by Murna Downs.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Iliffe, Steve.
- Series:
- Bradford Dementia Group good practice guides
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Dementia.
- Dementia--Patients--Services for.
- Primary care (Medicine).
- Physical Description:
- 155 pages ; 22 cm.
- Place of Publication:
- London ; Philadelphia : Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2001.
- Contents:
- 1. The Clinical Features of Dementia 11
- 2. Confirming and Conveying the Diagnosis 35
- 3. The Pathway of Dementia 60
- 4. Carers of People with Dementia 85
- 5. Caring for People as the Dementia Progresses 101
- 6. Good Practice and Service Development 120
- 1.1 Summary of diagnostic process 28
- 6.1 GPASS Screenshots 125
- 6.2 The process of dementia care in the community 126
- 1.1 Features of dementia at different points in its path 15
- 1.2 The differential diagnosis of dementia, acute confusion and depression 17
- 2.1 New anti-dementia drugs 58
- 3.1 Prescribing for behaviour problems and psychotic symptoms in dementia 78
- 5.1 Outline of the effects of progressing dementia 102
- 5.2 Recording of signs of well-being in a person with dementia 114
- Boxes
- 1.1 Lewy body dementia 25
- 2.1 Abbreviated Mental Test Score 38
- 2.2 Mini Mental State Examination 39
- 2.3 The 6CIT 42
- 2.4 Minimum investigation set 46
- 4.1 Checklist for GPs and primary care teams to help carers 98
- 4.2 A source of information for carers and families 100
- 5.1 Methods involved in removing the status of person from someone with dementia 104
- 5.2 Further reading: Hearing the voice of people with dementia 108
- 5.3 A checklist of knowledge of the local community care assessment processes 110
- 5.4 Further reading: Assessing and managing risk of people with dementia 112
- 5.5 Further reading: Abuse of older people 119
- 6.1 Dementia centres 129.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 135-142) and indexes.
- ISBN:
- 1853029971
- OCLC:
- 46791064
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