Aging and Neuropsychological AssessmentSpringer Science & Business Media, 29. lip 2013. - Broj stranica: 370 It is a privilege to be asked to write the foreword for so excellent a book, so timely and so much needed by the field. Not only is it most unusual these days to have a single authored volume on so broad a topic, but Dr. La Rue has done a superb job of providing both a scholarly treatise and a practical handbook. With a burgeoning elderly population and the corresponding increase in geriatric psychopathology, the needs of mental health services are exceeding by far the supply of appropriate providers. In an effort to meet this need, psychiatry, medicine, neurology, pharmacology, psychology, nursing, and social work have all made the provision of training in geriatrics and gerontology a high priority-but I fear we are losing the race. For example, multidisciplinary teams that assess, diagnose, and treat mental health disorders in elderly patients are incomplete without clinical psychologists and neuropsy chologists, and yet there is barely a handful of clinical psychologists trained in dealing with geriatric patients. We can count on our fingers the additional ones graduated each year. In hospitals, clinics, and private practices across the country, otherwise skilled psychologists are unprepared to respond to the special mental health needs of the elderly. A few CME programs are helping to address this need, but they are clearly not enough. |
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... neurology, pharmacology, psychology, nursing, and social work have all made the provision of training in geriatrics and gerontology a high priority —but I fear we are losing the race. For example, multidisciplinary teams that assess ...
... neurology, pharmacology, psychology, nursing, and social work have all made the provision of training in geriatrics and gerontology a high priority —but I fear we are losing the race. For example, multidisciplinary teams that assess ...
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... neurological conditions. It can also help to counteract the common tendency to overdiagnose organic mental disorders in older people. This chapter establishes a framework for discussing aging and older Introduction to Aging and Older ...
... neurological conditions. It can also help to counteract the common tendency to overdiagnose organic mental disorders in older people. This chapter establishes a framework for discussing aging and older Introduction to Aging and Older ...
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... neurological or psychiatric disease, but not necessarily medical disease. Medical illness is treated as one of the many factors that can affect psychological and neurobiological findings, and care is taken to identify the medical status ...
... neurological or psychiatric disease, but not necessarily medical disease. Medical illness is treated as one of the many factors that can affect psychological and neurobiological findings, and care is taken to identify the medical status ...
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... Neurology of Aging (1984), Albert and Moss's Geriatric Neuropsychology (1988), and Katzman and Rowe's Principles of Geriatric Neurology (1992). For more detailed information, the multivolume Aging Series published by Raven Press and the ...
... Neurology of Aging (1984), Albert and Moss's Geriatric Neuropsychology (1988), and Katzman and Rowe's Principles of Geriatric Neurology (1992). For more detailed information, the multivolume Aging Series published by Raven Press and the ...
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... neurological disease. Several measures were computed from the CT scans, including widths of the four largest sulci and ventricletoskull diameter ratios. Neuropsychological tests evaluating speeded perceptualmotor functions and nonverbal ...
... neurological disease. Several measures were computed from the CT scans, including widths of the four largest sulci and ventricletoskull diameter ratios. Neuropsychological tests evaluating speeded perceptualmotor functions and nonverbal ...
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