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Combating depression in Huntington’s disease: effective antidepressive treatment with venlafaxine XR
...to baseline. However, approximately one in five patients developed significant venlafaxine-related side effects (nausea and irritability). Venlafaxine XR is highly effective in the treatment of depression in HD, although it...

Factors to make the VIPS practice model more effective in the treatment of neuropsychiatric symptoms in nursing home residents with dementia
Background/Aims: A recent cluster-randomized controlled study showed that the VIPS practice model (VPM) for person-centred care had a significant effect on neuropsychiatric symptoms in nursing home residents with...

The economics of dementia-care mapping in nursing homes: A cluster-randomised controlled trial
...studied the effectiveness of DCM on residents and staff outcomes, we investigated differences in costs of care between DCM and usual care in nursing homes. Methods: Dementia special care units...

Effectiveness of a psychoeducational skill training DVD program to reduce stress in Chinese American dementia caregivers: results of a preliminary study
...effective in reducing caregiver related stress and depressive symptoms in Chinese American dementia caregivers (CGs). Results were promising, but a more cost-effective intervention is needed to serve this growing population....

Can persons with dementia be engaged with stimuli?
...positive attitudes for live social stimuli, simulated social stimuli, and artistic tasks than did men. Persons with comparatively higher levels of cognitive functioning were more likely to be engaged in...

Do nurse-led skill training interventions affect informal caregivers’ out-of-pocket expenditures?
...by 26 percentage points over usual care, but the intervention did not significantly increase overall OOP costs.; Implications: The ASSIST intervention was effective and inexpensive to the caregiver in direct...

A videophone psychosocial intervention for dementia caregivers
...Background/objectives: Available services and intervention programs for dementia caregivers are often underutilized because of issues such as cost, logistics, lack of knowledge about available services, or insufficient support from...

The adoption of pharmaceutical innovation and its impact on the treatment costs for Alzheimer’s disease in Taiwan
...offsetting effect for higher cost patients. Our results also show that the CREQR method supplements the traditional ordinary least squares (OLS) method to provide interesting information beyond the conditional mean...

A non-pharmacologic approach to address challenging behaviors of Veterans with dementia: description of the tailored activity program-VA randomized trial
...typically involves pharmacologic agents, but these are, at best, modestly effective, carry serious risks, including mortality, and do not address behavioral symptoms families consider most distressful and which may prompt...

Outcomes from the Resources for Enhancing Alzheimer’s Caregiver Health (REACH) program for bereaved caregivers
...Although preventive efforts for bereaved individuals have not been shown to be particularly effective in past studies, it has been suggested that intervention effects might be underestimated due to...

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