Why to test for dementia: perspectives of patients, significant others and general practitioners
Iris Linden,
Claire Wolfs,
Maud Hevink
et al.
Abstract:Background
This study aims to provide greater insight into the current decision-making process on diagnostic testing for dementia by exploring the expectations, needs and experiences of patients with memory complaints, significant others and general practitioners (GPs).
Methods
We performed semi-structured interviews with patients (>60 years) who consulted their GP on memory complaints, significant others and GPs. Part… Show more
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