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Dementia and delirium – Communications at transitions of care
Clinicians explain the importance of communicating at transitions.
Associate Professor Mark Yates presents at Preparing, Sharing and Caring for Cognitive Impairment Conference
Professor Susan Kurrle presents at Preparing, Sharing and Caring for Cognitive Impairment Conference
Top tips for cognitive impairment champions from Ellie Newman
Delirium launch – Dr Carolyn Hullick
Recognising delirium in ED – a nurse’s perspective
Dementia and delirium – The general practitioner’s perspective
Dementia and delirium – The facts
Dementia and delirium – Communications at transitions of care
Delirium – In intensive care
Cognitive impairment – The importance of screening
On my mind: High quality care
On my mind: Dementia and delirium
On my mind: Delirium
Dementia and delirium in ED a medical perspective
Dementia and delirium: Providing a safe and supportive environment in hospital
On my mind: Dementia and delirium documentary
