Full Index

A

Abbreviated Mental Test Score (AMTS)
Acute Confusional State
AMTS (Abbreviated Mental Test Score)
Assessing Behavioural Disturbances
Assessment Tools

C

CAPE (Clifton Assessment Procedures for the Elderly)
Carer Strain Index
Carer's Needs
Case Histories
Causes of Dementia
Clifton Assessment Procedures for the Elderly (CAPE)
Clinical Features of Dementia
Clinical Features of Dementia, Depression and Acute Confusional State
Comparison of Dementia, Depression and Acute Confusional State
Contents
Credits and Acknowledgements

D

Dementia
Depression
Differential Details
Differential Diagnosis
Drug Information

E

Epidemiology
Evaluated Patient Information
Evidence Based Material

F

Framework for Good Practice

G

Giving the Diagnosis

• Should the Diagnosis be Given?
• How Should the Diagnosis be Given?

H

Home page
How Should the Diagnosis be Given?

L

Library, Video

M

Management of Common Problems
Medication Information

N

Needs of the Carer
Needs of the Patient

P

PAID
Patient's needs
Patient Information Leaflets

R

Referral to a Hospital Consultant
Role of the GP
Role of the Primary Care Nurse

S

Scale of the Problem
Should the Diagnosis be Given?

T

Test Cases
Tests used in Dementia

V

Video Library

W

What is dementia?