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Best practices in the management of behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia in residents of long-term care facilities in Alberta : a health technology reassessment
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best-practices-in-the-management-of-behavioural-and-psychological-symptoms-of-dementia
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b2a1ac4b-03c8-48ea-ae24-69925336ce31
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- notes | Description
By 2038, 100,000 Alberta residents are projected to be diagnosed with dementia. Approximately 71 per cent of the estimated 13,000 Albertans living in long-term care facilities have a dementia diagnosis. While the cognitive impairment of dementia is devastating, the accompanying symptoms, generally termed the behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia, are also quite challenging for patients, families and caregivers. The research objective of this study was to summarize the clinical and cost-effectiveness evidence for pharmacological and non-pharmacological alternatives to antipsychotics to support the development of a clinical practice guideline and provincial policy development for the best clinical practice alternatives to antipsychotics use for the management of behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia in long-term care facilities in Alberta.
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Report
- creator | Creator
non-Government of Alberta entity
- contributor | Contributor
University of Calgary. Health Technology Assessment Unit
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- contact | Contact Name
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- placeofpub | Place of Publication
Calgary
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- identifier-ISSN-online | ISSN (online)
- identifier-AGDEX-number | AGDEX number
- identifier-ALIS-catno | ALIS catalogue number
- identifier-NEOS-catkey | NEOS catalogue key
6992966
- identifier-local | Local Identifier
- published_date, | Publish on this future date.
- review_date | Review Date
- createdate | Date Created
2014-04-01
- issuedate | Date Issued
2014-04-01
- date_modified | Date Modified
2014-04-01
- updatefrequency | Frequency
Once
- topic | Topic
Health and Wellness
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- subject | Subject (LCSH)
Aggressiveness--Treatment.
- subject2 | Subject (LCSH)
Dementia--Patients--Nursing home care.
- subject3 | Subject (LCSH)
Alzheimer's disease--Patients--Nursing home care.
- subject4 | Subject (LCSH)
Residential Facilities.
- subject5 | Subject (LCSH)
Behavior Control--methods.
- subject6 | Subject (LCSH)
Violence--prevention & control.
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- audience | Audience
- Government
- Health Care Professionals
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- usageconsiderations | Usage Considerations
Health technology assessment reports were produced by partner organizations for Alberta Health and the Alberta Health Technologies Decision Process. The conclusions presented in the reports are solely those of the partner organization that produced the reports and do not represent the policies or position of the Government of Alberta, Alberta Health, or any other agency.
- language | Language
English (Canadian)
- license_id | Licence
No licence
- sensitivity | Sensitivity
Unrestricted