Practical Management of Dementia: A Multi-professional Approach, Page 895

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Stephen Curran, John Wattis
Radcliffe Publishing, 2004 - 237 pages
This comprehensive guide to every aspect of the membership examination of the Royal College of General Practitioners is divided into three parts covering main medical topics, government policies and ambiguous topics and exam questions for the registrar year. It includes a wide range of skills and principles that are used daily by GPs and should be a useful resource for personal and professional development. General practitioners considering or preparing for the MRCGP examination, medical students, House Officers and Senior House Officers considering a career in general practice should find this book to be of interest.

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Contents

Dementia in the new millennium
1
Epidemiology of dementia
9
Diagnosis and classification
25
Early detection of dementia
45
The role of the consultant in modern dementia services
63
The role of the clinical psychologist in the assessment diagnosis
75
The role of the physician for the elderly in the assessment diagnosis
87
The general practitioners perspective
99
The role of the nurse in the assessment diagnosis and management
115
The occupational therapists perspective
135
Social aspects of the assessment and treatment of dementia
149
Towards practical service delivery for younger people with dementia
179
Legal aspects of management
193
Spiritual aspects of dementia
207
Conclusion
229
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