By: Frances Conedera, RN, MS, PMHNP, Multnomah County Health Department, Portland, Oregon, and Laura Mitchell, OTR/L, Providence St. Vincent Medical Center
Local long-term and post-acute care leaders can’t afford to sit out politics—by embracing grassroots advocacy, sharing their expertise, and building relationships with lawmakers, they can directly shape the policies that affect their...
Local long-term and post-acute care leaders can’t afford to sit out politics—by embracing grassroots advocacy, sharing their expertise, and building relationships with lawmakers, they can directly shape the policies that affect their...
From bedside cognitive scales to blood-based biomarkers, this review traces how dementia diagnosis has evolved from symptom-based staging to a biologically driven paradigm poised to transform early detection, personalized care, and outcomes...
From bedside cognitive scales to blood-based biomarkers, this review traces how dementia diagnosis has evolved from symptom-based staging to a biologically driven paradigm poised to transform early detection, personalized care, and outcomes...
In this expert interview, Rajesh Tampi, MD, shares a patient-centered, team-based framework for managing agitation in Alzheimer disease, emphasizing individualized care plans, nonpharmacologic strategies, and careful use of medications across...
In this expert interview, Rajesh Tampi, MD, shares a patient-centered, team-based framework for managing agitation in Alzheimer disease, emphasizing individualized care plans, nonpharmacologic strategies, and careful use of medications across...
Neuropsychiatric symptoms in Alzheimer disease are now widely viewed as core, treatable features of dementia rather than side effects, and experts say the field is shifting toward earlier recognition and more person-centered care, according...
Neuropsychiatric symptoms in Alzheimer disease are now widely viewed as core, treatable features of dementia rather than side effects, and experts say the field is shifting toward earlier recognition and more person-centered care, according...
Research published in JAMA Neurology links higher exposure to fine particulate air pollution (PM2.5) with more severe Alzheimer-related brain changes and faster cognitive decline in older adults.
Research published in JAMA Neurology links higher exposure to fine particulate air pollution (PM2.5) with more severe Alzheimer-related brain changes and faster cognitive decline in older adults.
