Determinants of Behavioral Symptoms in Dementia Patients

Behavioral symptoms in dementia are common, and lack of a conceptual model has resulted in the use of treatments that address only the symptoms and not the causes. Our conceptual model proposes that the determinants of behavioral symptoms derive from three sources, the patient, the caregiver, and th...

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Published in:Clinical gerontologist 2003, Vol.26 (3-4), p.83-89
Main Authors: Kunik, Mark E., Martinez, Melissa, Snow, A. Lynn, Beck, Cornelia K., Cody, Marisue, Rapp, Carla Gene, Molinari, Victor A., Orengo, Claudia A., Hamilton, Joseph DeVance
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Agitation
Behavior Problems
behavioral disturbance
Behavioural problems
Biological and medical sciences
Dementia
Determinants
Elderly people
Geriatrics
Medical sciences
Psychology. Psychoanalysis. Psychiatry
Psychopathology. Psychiatry
Senility
Symptoms
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