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Ruth Sander Ruth Sander
Delirium is a disturbance of attention and cognition that cannot be explained by pre-existing neurocognitive disorders. It can have serious consequences, including falls, increased mortality, longer hospital stays and an increased risk of l...
Lillian Jones Lillian Jones
Last year, I visited some senior citizen centres in rural areas of the western United States to recruit older people at risk of developing depression for a study on social interaction and mental well-being.
Elaine Cole Elaine Cole
Liaison psychiatry team lead Nicola Wood's collaborative approach to improving the care of older patients with dementia is enabling nurses to reduce the risk of delirium and distress.
Karen Sumpter Karen Sumpter
Do 'hard to reach' communities exist? Or is more required of us as healthcare professionals to explore creative ways of engaging those who experience significant barriers in accessing health services?
Erin Dean Erin Dean
Essential facts Improving how GPs and care home staff work together is essential if residents are to receive more timely care, according to the Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE).
Aidín McKinney Aidín McKinney
Dementia is a term used to describe a collection of symptoms that include problems with memory, self-care, reasoning and communication. Care interventions that focus on preserving people's dignity and identity are therefore essential. Using...
Julie Laidlaw Julie Laidlaw
'Old age ain't no place for sissies', film star Bette Davis (pictured) once said, and how right she was.
Alzheimer's disease progressively impairs cognition and daily function, and death usually occurs five to ten years after diagnosis. There are drugs available to treat the disease's symptoms, but they do not halt or slow its progression.