The British Journal of Psychiatry · 1973 · 604 citations · 10 references
MedicineGeriatric MedicineGerontological NursingDementiaGeriatric NursingGerontologyComprehensive Geriatric AssessmentDementia DiagnosisDementia PreventionScreeningDementia ScreeningEarly Detection Of DementiaElderly ScreeningGeriatric ExaminationRegistered Nurses
Screening examinations are widely advocated for early detection of disease in the elderly. Experiments show that health visitors and district nurses can successfully conduct initial interviews.
Screening examinations are widely advocated for the early detection of disease in the elderly (Williamson et al. , 1964; Lowther, McLeod and Williamson, 1970; Williams et al. , 1972; Richardson, 1964; Anderson and Cowan, 1955; Isaacs, Livingstone and Neville, 1972). There have been several successful experiments in the use of health visitors and district nurses in the initial interview (Burns, 1969; Hodes, 1971; McNabola, 1970; Williamson et al. , 1966).
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The Natural History of Mental Disorder in Old Age
Martin Roth · Journal of Mental Science · 1955 · 721 citations
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OLD PEOPLE AT HOME THEIR UNREPORTED NEEDS
James M. Williamson, I. H. Stokoe, Sallie Gray et al. · The Lancet · 1964 · 512 citations
Evaluation of Early Diagnostic Services for the Elderly
Claire Lowther, Rhona MacLeod, James M. Williamson · BMJ · 1970 · 75 citations · Full text
A CONSULTATIVE HEALTH CENTRE FOR OLDER PEOPLE
William F. Anderson, N Cowan · The Lancet · 1955 · 55 citations