Early signs of dementia – When to worry

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In this episode:

  • How do you tell the difference between a person with early dementia or the worried well?
  • The role of quick screening tests
  • Referring a patient with suspected early symptoms for neuropsychological assessment is important

 

Host: Dr David Lim, GP and Medical Educator

Total time: 42 mins

Guest: Prof Michael Saling; Consultant Neuropsychologist

 

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  7. Meltzer E et al, abstract/poster presentation #883, ERS 2021

 

Last Updated: 2 Dec, 2021

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