Dementia is even more common than heart failure, making it necessary for physicians in the primary care setting to understand, David Reuben, MD, Archstone .
Larry Greenblatt, MD, of Duke University School of Medicine explained that doctors should have an honest discussion with patients who exhibit red flags .
Writers such as Goffman and Becker have provided foundations for more recent discussions on selfhood in the context of dementia, including contributions from .
The New Jersey Institute for Successful Aging, through a grant from the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation, presents a series of geriatric psychiatry lectures, .
