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Named diseases, disorders, syndromes, injuries, and health conditions. Examples include epilepsy, diabetes, stroke.
This disease is selected. Its supporting articles are shown below.
… facilitated admissions from ITU and ED. A high proportion have non – malignant disease, including stroke and dementia. We have detailed quarterly repo…
…spice patients. Cancer and dementia were overrepresented, while chronic respiratory disease was underrepresented. People with non-malignant conditions tend…
…sness; cultural needs; diagnosis (e.g. dementia; heart failure; COPD).Improve retention of staff through reduction in moral distress…
…ticular research focus on biomarkers and interventions to delay Alzheimer’s dementia through enhanced sleep.…
…erventions for improving health outcomes in persons living with dementia. Worldviews Evid Based Nurs 2025;22:e12746. doi: 10.1111/wvn.12…
…ith IBD have a higher risk of developing dementia, particularly AD.3 The ‘gut-brain axis’, which links the intestine and the centr…
… excluding individuals with a disqualifying illness (blindness, dementia, delirium), severe cases resulting in hospitalisation or those …
…ses of Alzheimer’s disease (AD), frontotemporal dementia (FTD), alpha-synucleinopathy (α-SYNU) and other EOD spectra. Region-, age- and sex-matched c…
…th respiratory and comorbid conditions for improved survival in COPD.…
…rojected to reach 2 billion, of which an estimated 8% will have dementia. Emerging evidence suggests multivitamin and polyphenol supplem…
…Introduction Cognitive impairments, such as dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, are considered a significant public health challenge as they a…
…ntervention period. General cognition will be measured with the AD Assessment Scale – Cognitive by an assessor blinded to the rand…