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Principles and Practice of Geriatric Psychiatry.Editors: Professor John R. M. Copeland, Dr Mohammed T. Abou-Saleh and Professor Dan G. BlazerCopyright & 2002 John Wiley & Sons LtdPrint ISBN 0-471-98197-4 Online ISBN 0-470-84641-0Part MThe Practice ofPsychogeriatric MedicineMIMIIMIIIMIVMVMVIThe British Model of the Organization of ServicesThe North American Modelof the Organization of ServicesLiaison with Medical and Surgical TeamsRehabilitation and General CarePrevention of the Mental Disorders of Old AgeEducation
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Principles and Practice of Geriatri
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Copyright # 2002 John Wiley & Sons,
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viCONTENTS20 Long-term Outcome Stud
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viiiCONTENTSEIX Conditions Associat
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CONTRIBUTORSxiiiA. F. Fairburn Cons
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CONTRIBUTORSxvI. R. Katz Section of
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CONTRIBUTORSxviiM. Philpot Departme
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INDEX 803community care continuedin
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INDEX 805erectile failure 635EURO-D
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INDEX 807neurofibrillary tangles (N
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INDEX 809social support 96-7, 546de
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HISTORICAL BACKGROUND 5forces also
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THE DEVELOPMENT IN BRITAIN 11REFERE
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14 PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF GERIA
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GENERAL THEORIES OF AGING 21seems t
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ANATOMY OF THE AGING BRAIN 27Table
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ANATOMY OF THE AGING BRAIN 41quanti
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NEUROPHYSIOLOGY OF AGEING 59‘‘e
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PHARMACOKINETIC AND PHARMACODYNAMIC
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NORMAL AGEING—A PROBLEMATICAL CON
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CHRONOLOGICAL AND FUNCTIONAL AGEING
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THE NORMAL AGED AMONG COMMUNITY-DWE
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PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS AND OLD AGE 1
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NON-COMPUTERIZED ASSESSMENT PROCEDU
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COMPUTER METHODS OF ASSESSMENT OF C
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INTERVIEWS AIMED AT DIFFERENTIAL PS
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RATING SCALES DESIGNED FOR NURSES A
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DELIRIUM—AN OVERVIEW 181Table 35.
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NOSOLOGY OF DEMENTIA 187by embolic
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NOSOLOGY OF DEMENTIA 1898. Blennow
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DEMENTIA EPIDEMIOLOGY: PREVALENCE A
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CASE-CONTROL STUDIES 201528 inciden
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CASE-CONTROL STUDIES 203centre (Liv
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THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF ALZHEIMER’S D
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THE GENETICS OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEA
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NEUROPATHOLOGY OF AD 225eosin- or s
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ANTEMORTEM MARKERS 235predictive of
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CLINICAL FEATURES OF SENILE DEMENTI
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MANAGEMENT OF DEMENTIA SYMPTOMS 243
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VASCULAR DEMENTIA 253diagnosis of B
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VASCULAR DEMENTIA 25534. Scheinberg
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VASCULAR DEMENTIA 257causes low blo
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FRONTOTEMPORAL DEMENTIA 28310. Hodg
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REVERSIBLE DEMENTIAS 291INVESTIGATI
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DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF DEMENTIA
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MINOR COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT 309Table
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ACUTE MANAGEMENT OF DEMENTIA 315the
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COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY 353syndrome of
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NOSOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION OF MOOD
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NEUROCHEMISTRY 399PLATELET 3 H-IMIP
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NEUROCHEMISTRY 40154. Suranyi-Cadot
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NEURO-IMAGING 405neuro-imaging tech
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LONG-TERM MANAGEMENT 455DEPRESSIONM
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MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE MANIA 485drops
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MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE MANIA 487adults
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RISK FACTORS FOR DYSKINESIA 531case
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RISK FACTORS FOR DYSKINESIA 53368.
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EPIDEMIOLOGY OF ALCOHOL PROBLEMS 60
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CARE OF THE DYING PATIENT 777patien
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