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Index
Cover Series Page Title Page Copyright List of Contributors Introduction–A Call to Action
Why is the need to learn about dementia changing? The evidence base Changes in society Policy and politics
Chapter 1: Dementia in the UK
Introduction Terminology Economic impact Who has dementia? The Diversity of dementia The changing journey Physical disability and death Conclusion Further reading
Chapter 2: Causes of Dementia
Introduction Alzheimer's disease (AD) Vascular dementia (VaD) Mixed AD and VaD Dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB)/Parkinson disease dementia (PDD) Frontotemporal dementias (FTDs) Normal pressure hydrocephalus Risks and protective factors in the aetiology of dementia Primary prevention Further reading
Chapter 3: Assessment
Introduction Why? What? How? The story of change What has changed? Testing cognitive ability Imaging The diagnosis Further reading
Chapter 4: Early Intervention for Dementia
Introduction Exploring the concept of early intervention in dementia The Evolving Service Model Conclusion
Chapter 5: Drug Treatment
Introduction Ethical considerations Available medications Efficacy Adverse effects and interaction Dosing Cognitive enhancers and behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia Vascular dementia Guidance from the National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) Criticisms of the guidance Thinking about treatment – what should be discussed with the patient and carer? Drugs to avoid in cognitive decline Conclusion Further reading
Chapter 6: Dementia and Families
Introduction Dementia and families The family experience of dementia Assessment of families and family members in caregiving relationships Interventions with families affected by dementia Conclusion Acknowledgement Further reading
Chapter 7: Person-Centred Care
Personhood in dementia Malignant Social Psychology Positive person work Communicating well with people living with dementia The challenge of providing person-centred care The whole organisation approach Finally, a word about labels Further reading
Chapter 8: Behavioural and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia (BPSD)
Introduction Impact on carers and prediction of institutionalisation Legal framework Assessment and management of BPSD Prevention Watchful waiting Specific interventions Pharmacological treatments Specific medications Conclusion Further reading
Chapter 9: Dementia in Younger People
Epidemiology Diagnosis Aetiological subtypes Pharmacological treatment Comprehensive assessment and support Information needs Social needs Carer and family needs Physical needs Service development References
Chapter 10: Dementia in Primary Care
Introduction Prevalence of dementia Closing the dementia gap – working towards earlier diagnosis Prevention The role of primary care in diagnosis and management Assessing cognitive function The team approach Patient-centred care Advance decision planning Dementia in care homes The future of dementia management in primary care Further reading
Chapter 11: Dementia in the Acute Hospital
Introduction Challenges to the person with dementia Challenges to family Challenges to the hospital Better dementia care in hospital The role of relatives and carers Delirium in the acute hospital setting Conclusion Further reading
Chapter 12: Dementia and the Law
Introduction Legislation Mental Capacity Act 2005 Relationship between the Mental Health Act and Mental Capacity Act Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS) Making decisions for the future: advance care planning Financial decisions Difficulties around capacity Dementia, driving and the law Conclusion Further reading
Chapter 13: End-of-Life Care in Dementia
Introduction Advance care planning and bereavement issues for people with advanced dementia and their families Risk factors for mortality in dementia Symptoms experienced by people with dementia at the end of life Pain Swallowing difficulties Dehydration and cachexia Acute confusion/delirium superimposed on dementia Infections Conclusion References
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