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Open AccessDisparities in receipt of recommended care among younger versus older medicare beneficiaries: a cohort study
Although health disparities have been documented between Medicare beneficiaries based on age (<65 years vs. older age groups), underuse of recommended medical care in younger beneficiaries has not been thoroug...
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Open AccessIdentifying neuropsychiatric disorders in the Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey: the benefits of combining health survey and claims data
To address the impact of using multiple sources of data in the United States Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey (MCBS) compared to using only one source of data to identify those with neuropsychiatric diagnoses.
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Open AccessUnderstanding non-performance reports for instrumental activity of daily living items in population analyses: a cross sectional study
Concerns about using Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs) in national surveys come up frequently in geriatric and rehabilitation medicine due to high rates of non-performance for reasons other than ...
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Agitation and Irritability in Alzheimer’s Disease: Evidenced-Based Treatments and the Black-Box Warning
More than five million Americans suffer from Alzheimer’s disease (AD), and this number is expected to triple by 2050. While impairments in cognition, particularly memory, are typically the defining features of...
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Lessons From Geriatric Psychiatry in the Long Term Care Setting
Of all long term care settings, the nursing home has served as the most productive laboratory for the study of the mental health problems of late life. Lessons from geriatric psychiatry research and practice i...