Managing the care of patients with dementia: How to maximize level of functioning and minimize behavior problems: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 90, No 4

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Supporting and educating the primary caregiver are important aspects of treating patients with dementia. Dr Stewart, offering a fund of practical information that can be shared with caregivers, discusses how to manage many of the problems common in dementia, including depression, decompensation, abnormal sleep patterns, and wandering.

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