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This paper presents the findings of two research projects focusing on sharing a diagnosis of dementia. The first paper analyses the attitudes of GPs towards early diagnosis and the second explores the user experience of receiving a diagnosis (Milne et al , 2000; Pratt & Wilkinson, 2001). The authors draw upon these - as well as wider research - in suggesting ways that diagnostic practice can be improved by taking account of the user perspective. The findings are relevant to all those professionals working in a primary care context.
Journal of Integrated Care – Pier Professional
Published: Oct 1, 2002
Keywords: Diagnosing Dementia
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