Randomized Controlled Trial of DifferentModels of Care for Nursing Home Residents With Dementia Complicated by Depression or Psychosis
The Journal of Clinical PsychiatryPublished 15 January 2003
Henry Brodaty, Brian Draper, Joanne Millar, Lee‐Fay Low, David Lie, Simone Sharah
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SJR score1.49
SNIP1.38
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Abstract
Participation in the study was associated with improvement in depression and psychosis, perhaps because of the presence of a psychogeriatric team, the increased attention focused on residents, or the generalization of active intervention techniques to control subjects. A formula-driven psychogeriatric team case management approach was not significantly more effective than a consultative approach or standard care. This study demonstrates the difficulties and feasibility of conducting service-oriented research in nursing homes.
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PsychologyMedicineHealth Professions
