Interactive cognitive assessment tools may be valuable for doctors and therapists to reduce
costs and improve quality in healthcare systems. Use cases and scenarios include the …

Background: Informing patients and families about the diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease
(AD) is a complex ethical and practical issue. This qualitative study explores the …

Introduction A timely diagnosis of dementia is crucial for initiating and maintaining support
for people living with dementia. The coronavirus disease (COVID) pandemic temporarily …

Continuing education on dementia for health-care providers has been shown to have
positive effects on diagnostic confidence, knowledge, and care management. Technological …

Introduction Worldwide, life expectancy, and aging‐related disorders as mild cognitive
impairment (MCI) and Alzheimer disease (AD) are increasing, having a rising impact on …

Background As the population ages, there will be more demand for specialized services to
diagnose and care for ADRD. However due to long wait-times and a shortage of memory …

Background GPs are the gatekeepers to service provision for the elderly and the usual first
point of contact with the health system for individuals with dementia and their carers …

BACKGROUND: Early detection and diagnosis are critical to dementia care. However, many
early cases remain undiagnosed as a result of the impracticality of neuropsychological …

Objectives Brief cognitive tests are recommended in clinical services outside of specialized
memory clinics as case-finding tools to reduce the diagnostic gap of dementia. Although the …

There is a need to provide tools for the medical professional at the point of care in the
assessment of a suspected dementia disease. Early diagnosis is important in order to …