Stages of dementia

The latest research and studies on stages of dementia

For psychiatrists and other medical professionals seeking research on the stages of dementia, Psychiatrist.com is the authoritative source for evidence-based, peer-reviewed, scientific information.

On Psychiatrist.com, you’ll find the latest research and studies on the stages of dementia, from mild cognitive impairment and early onset Alzheimer’s to middle and late stage dementia. You’ll also find articles on the many forms of dementia, including vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia, and dementia & Parkinson’s.

Psychiatrist.com also offers CME resources related to dementia, including a wide range of articles, brief reports, and case reports that allow you to earn CME credits.

To access research and articles as well as blogs and podcasts, simply register for free on Psychiatrist.com.

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Psychiatrist.com offers access to a wide range of CME activities through CMEInstitute.com. The CME Institute of Physicians Postgraduate Press, Inc., is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians. Search our collections to find articles, brief reports, commentary, roundtable discussions, webcasts, and multimedia publications. Use MyCME, a convenient online tool, to track your work, document progress, and print CME certificates and transcripts. Each time you begin or complete an activity or pass a posttest, your actions are automatically updated in MyCME. And you can leave in the middle of an activity when necessary and easily pick up where you left off when you return to the site.

Through Psychiatrist.com, you can access CME activities with titles that include:

• Spotting the Zebra: Keeping an Open Mind When Evaluating Cognitive Impairment. Ganesh Gopalakrishna and Kyle Angus Hendrie
  What is the difference between errors and discrepancies in radiological interpretations? How often do errors occur, and how can they be avoided? .
• Impact of Dementia-Related Psychosis on Patients and Caregivers: The Treatment Imperative. Dag Aarsland
  When you treat patients with dementia-related psychosis, do you evaluate the burden on carers, too? If they feel discomfort, fear, or depression, how would you help them? Learn from an expert in this brief CME activity..
• A Multidisciplinary Approach for Addressing Challenges in Alzheimer’s Disease. Alireza Atri, Simon Sheard, and Danielle Goldfarb
  In a series of brief video segments, experts in neurology, psychiatry, and primary care discuss the diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimer’s disease..

Treating various stages of dementia: research, commentary, and brief reports

You’ll find a wealth of data and information on the stages of dementia at Psychiatrist.com. Content on the site is drawn from several sources, including articles from The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry (JCP) and The Primary Care Companion for CNS Disorders (PCC), and the CME Institute. Content on Psychiastrist.com provides information for psychiatrists and mental health professionals as well as primary care physicians and other healthcare professionals who work with patients with dementia.

On Psychiatrist.com, research on the stages of dementia includes:

• Peer-reviewed articles covering the latest information on a wide range of mental health topics, including content on all stages of dementia
• Meta-analyses summarizing and quantifying results from individual studies
• Evidence-based psychopharmacology articles that offer perspectives through the lens of clinical experience
• Academic Highlights, brief reports, case reports, commentaries, and original research
• Rounds from the Banner Alzheimer’s Institute: a review of physician and staff conferences concerning challenging cases of patients affected by dementia and related disorders

When you search the collection of dementia-related research on Psychiatrist.com, you’ll find titles such as:

• When Is It Dementia?. Roy Yaari, Adam S. Fleisher,; Anna D. Burke, Helle Brand, Jan Dougherty, James D. Seward, and Pierre N. Tariot
• Why Do Some Older Adults Treated With Antidepressants Progress to Dementia?. Eric E. Brown, Tarek K. Rajji, and Benoit H. Mulsant
• The Threat of Behavioral Changes in Dementia. Anna D. Burke, Roy Yaari, Pierre N. Tariot, Geri R. Hall, Jan Dougherty Helle Brand, and Adam S. Fleisher
• Depression and Risk of Dementia: Exploring the Interface. Anton P. Porsteinsson, and Inga M. Antonsdottir

FAQs on dementia research and CME resources

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Psychiatrist.com is a publication of Physicians Postgraduate Press, Inc. Content on Psychiatrist.com is gathered from several sources: The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, The Primary Care Companion for CNS Disorders, and the CME Institute.

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