2017
DOI: 10.7812/tpp/16-027
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Collaborative Management of Neurocognitive Disorders in Primary Care: Explorations of an Attempt at Culture Change

Abstract: Introduction: Minor neurocognitive disorder (MiND; previously mild cognitive impairment) is a transitional zone between normal cognitive function and early stages of major neurocognitive disorder (previously called dementia). Of people with MiND, 5% to 10% progress to major neurocognitive disorder. Simple interventions such as memory activities, balance exercises, and anti-inflammatory diets have been shown to improve cognitive ability. Also, education and support in group settings have proved beneficial for p… Show more

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