Introduction. Behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD) are defined as a
group of symptoms of disturbed perceptive thought content, mood, or behavior that include …

Psychotropic medications have a high risk of serious adverse events and small effect size for
changed behaviours for people with dementia. Non-pharmacological approaches are …

Objective Apathy is one of the most frequent neuropsychiatric symptoms encountered in
dementia. Early diagnosis and timely treatment of apathy in dementia are crucial because …

The goal of dementia treatment is to improve the quality of life for both people with dementia
and their families. Rehabilitation as a non‐pharmacological approach, coordinated with …

Objective: Apathy is one of the most frequent neuropsychiatric symptoms encountered in
Alzheimer disease (AD). Early diagnosis and timely treatment of apathy in AD seem to be of …

Worldwide prevalence of dementia is predicted to double every 20 years. The most common
cause in individuals over 65 is Alzheimer's disease (AD), but in those under 65 …

Objective: Individualized formulation-led interventions offer a promising approach for
analyzing and managing challenging behaviors in people with dementia. Little is known …

Home health care agencies are increasingly taking care of sicker, older patients with greater
comorbidities. However, they are unequipped to appropriately manage these older adults …

Background Dementia is an age-related disease associated with complex health and care
needs. Due to demographical shifts, the number of older people with dementia is forecasted …

Importance: Neuropsychiatric behaviors of persons with dementia, including agitation,
aggression, and rejection of care, are almost universal; occur throughout the disease …