… of nonphysician care providers in detecting cognitive impairment … physician practice in
detection and diagnosis of dementia is … of older adults living with dementia who have a diagnosis. …

… cognitive impairment living in residential care. DESIGN: A prospective observational cohort
study. SETTING: Residential care homes in … than 60, with cognitive impairment who had a life …

… Thus, evidence continues to mount that RC/AL has become a primary provider of supportive
care for older adults with dementia and cognitive impairment. Given this, it is increasingly …

… Some of the most vulnerable are in residential care. Research … cognitive impairment and
depression in elderly care home … in a state run residential home were interviewed. Validated …

… ≥ 2 is equivalent to a diagnosis of cognitive impairment [35] or an MMSE … cognitive
decline, which was categorized as follows: mild impairment (CPS score 2), moderate impairment …

… ) therefore any intervention to prevent cognitive decline may be beneficial. This is … diagnosis
of dementia. New and tailored interventions are required that take into account the cognitive …

… Also, detecting MCI in RC/AL settings may not strongly predict important outcomes such
as transition to nursing home care, an area where more functional assessments such as the …

… In residential care, diagnosis and staffs' assessment of residents' … for the detection of mild
CI. It was developed to discriminate individuals between mild CI and normal cognitive function […

… of cognitive impairment on the prevalence and detection of … types of residential care in
Australia: high-level care (with … Discussions with residential care facility staff in this project …

… In a second case, the technology detected that a resident experienced an unusual motion
signal during sleeping hours, which was identified as risperidone-induced periodic limb …