P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Vol. 75, Issue 5, 2014September 01, 2014 EDT
Improving Dementia Care Through Behavioral Interventions
Improving Dementia Care Through Behavioral Interventions
Articles in Vol. 75, Issue 5, 2014
Vol. 75, Issue 5, 2014
- The University of North Carolina’s Health Care Pharmacy Assistance ProgramGinny D. CrispAndrew W. RobertsDenise A. EssermanMary T. RothMorris WeinbergerJoel F. Farley
- Patterns of Medication Adherence and Health Care Utilization Among Patients With Chronic Disease Who Were Enrolled in a Pharmacy Assistance ProgramAndrew W. RobertsGinny D. CrispDenise A. EssermanMary T. RothMorris WeinbergerJoel F. Farley
- Long-Term Care Is More Than Just a ReferralPeter J. Morris
- Long-Term Care in North CarolinaHeidi K. White
- What Will Long-Term Care Be Like in 2040?Philip D. SloaneSheryl ZimmermanMaria F. D’Souza
- The Role of Primary Care Providers in Managing FallsJamehl L. DemonsPamela W. Duncan
- Home-Based Primary Care: An Innovative Practice Model For Reducing Costs and Improving Quality of CareAlan Kronhaus
- Providing High-Quality Care in North Carolina Nursing HomesPolly Godwin WelshEric Kivisto
- Resources for Choosing a Nursing HomeCindy H. DePorter
- There’s No Place Like HomeT. Lee Covington
- A North Carolina Service for Those With Questions About Alzheimer Disease, Other Memory Disorders, and Family CareBobbi G. MatcharLisa P. Gwyther
- Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly: A Comprehensive, Cost-Effective Alternative for Frail Elderly IndividualsLinda Shaw
- Discussing Advance Care Planning With Elderly PatientsTae Joon Lee
- Medical Orders for Scope of Treatment (MOST): Honoring Patient Preferences Across the Continuum of CareAnthony J. Caprio
- Adaptive Leadership and Person-Centered Care: A New Approach to Solving ProblemsKirsten N. CorazziniRuth A. Anderson
- Improving Dementia Care Through Behavioral InterventionsEleanor S. McConnell
- Running the Numbers: Long-Term Services and Supports: How Does North Carolina Compare?Enid Kassner
- Issue Brief: North Carolina Rural Health Action Plan: A Report of the NCIOM Task Force on Rural HealthNorth Carolina Institute of Medicine
- Genetic Testing as a Component of Breast Cancer ScreeningBrian P. Rose
McConnell, Eleanor S. 2014. “Improving Dementia Care Through Behavioral Interventions.” North Carolina Medical Journal 75 (5): 355–58. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.75.5.355.