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End-of-life communication: a retrospective survey of representative general practitioner networks in four countries.
Netherlands, followed by Belgium. The GP s from all countries tended to discuss fewer topics with older patients, noncancer patients, patients with dementia, patients for whom palliative care was not an ...
End-of-life communication: a retrospective survey of representative general practitioner networks in four countries
sectional Cross-sectional Death Decline Dementia Discussion disease Diseases effective electronic End-of-life general GENERAL PRACTITIONER GP health identification Institute IS ITALY journal Life medical ...
End-of-life decisions: a cross-national study of treatment preference discussions and surrogate decision-maker appointments
Decision Decision Making Dementia Diagnosis differences Discussion electronic End-of-life European European countries factors GP health im Institute IS ITALY journal Life Logistic logistic regression ...
End-of-life medical treatment preference discussions and surrogate decision-maker appointments: evidence from Italy, Spain, Belgium and the Netherlands
Cross-sectional Death Decision Decision Making Decline Dementia Diagnosis differences Discussion electronic End-of-life European European countries evidence expertise factors GP health Institute IS ITALY journal ...
Older people dying with dementia: a nationwide study
Dementia Diagnosis distress ELDERLY elderly people electronic End-of-life general GENERAL PRACTITIONER general practitioners GP IS IT journal Less Life MEDV Mild mortality Network older ON Palliative Care ...
Classification of sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease based on clinical and neuropathological characteristics.
Cras, Patrick Source: Eur J Epidemiol, Volume 22, Issue 7, p.457-65 (2007) Keywords: Aged Aged, 80 and over Belgium brain Creutzfeldt-Jakob Syndrome Dementia Diagnosis, Differential Disease Progression ...
Placements in psychiatric institutions, nursing homes, and homes for the elderly by Belgian general practitioners.
overall incidence for institutionalization among older patients was 1%. The most common medical conditions upon placement were functional impairments and dementia. Over half the patients lived alone just ...
Revealing regional differences in the institutionalization of adult patients in homes for the elderly and nursing homes: results of the Belgian network of sentinel GPs.
who lived alone. At the time of institutionalization, motor function impairment and dementia were the most common diseases. The institutionalizations were motivated mostly by a need for assistance with ...