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Volume 34 - December 2022

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Inpatient stay for older adults: a double-edged sword for cognition?
Allen T. C. Lee, Helen F. K. Chiu
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16 August 2021, pp. 953-954
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The conundrum of depressive symptom-frailty comorbidity and overlap
Rhian Milton-Cole, Brendon Stubbs
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01 October 2021, pp. 11-14
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Identifying strengths, globally
Kristina Zdanys
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15 June 2021, pp. 417-419
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Pathways linking hypertension and depression with mild cognitive impairment in older adults
Thomas E. Kraynak, Carmen Andreescu
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15 March 2022, pp. 515-517
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Taking a positive psychiatry approach to depression and cognitive decline among older adults
Emily B. H. Treichler
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13 April 2022, pp. 605-608
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“Ladies and gentlemen, please start your engines!”: why you should gamify your cognitive stimulation interventions for dementia patients
W. Trapp
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15 June 2021, pp. 101-103
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The role of frailty and functional impairment in healthy aging
Simone Reppermund
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08 October 2021, pp. 215-217
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The feeble voices from people in Uganda during the COVID-19 pandemic
Tzung-Jeng Hwang, Yi-Ting Lin
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13 April 2021, pp. 765-766
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More evidence for problem-solving therapy: improving access is still a problem in need of solving
J. G. Kirkham, D. P. Seitz
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28 May 2021, pp. 105-107
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Why is the use of inappropriate medicines so high in Aboriginal Australians?
Christopher Etherton-Beer, Leon Flicker
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11 November 2021, pp. 15-16
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Health anxiety in older people
Gerard J. Byrne
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03 August 2022, pp. 687-688
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Screening for neuropsychological assessment in the diagnostics of neurocognitive disorder
Inez H. G. B. Ramakers, Frans R. J. Verhey
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25 March 2022, pp. 519-521
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Dementia care and reopening the doors of nursing homes during the pandemic
Antonio Lobo, Concepcion De la Camara
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21 May 2021, pp. 327-330
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Predictors and outcomes of meaning: clarifying the causal link between verbal fluency/episodic memory and meaning
Vlad Costin
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21 May 2021, pp. 219-221
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Ending choose-your-own-adventure care for agitation in dementia
Donovan T. Maust
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23 June 2022, pp. 867-869
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When more is less: evaluating multiple versions of the Geriatric Depression Scale
Nancy A. Pachana
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28 February 2022, pp. 421-422
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Longitudinal big data needs to meet the individual to inform self-harm and suicide prevention in older adults
Anne P. F. Wand, Simone Reppermund
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15 June 2021, pp. 767-769
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The importance of self-perceptions of aging in predicting late-life loneliness
Ehud Bodner
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10 January 2022, pp. 609-612
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Building toward population reserve and a critical positive psychiatry
Daniel R. George, Peter J. Whitehouse
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04 October 2022, pp. 1019-1022
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Physical frailty as an important indicator of accelerated biological aging in serious mental illnesses
Sarah A. Graham, Tanya T. Nguyen
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15 June 2021, pp. 955-957
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Inpatient stay for older adults: a double-edged sword for cognition?

The conundrum of depressive symptom-frailty comorbidity and overlap

Identifying strengths, globally

Pathways linking hypertension and depression with mild cognitive impairment in older adults

Taking a positive psychiatry approach to depression and cognitive decline among older adults

“Ladies and gentlemen, please start your engines!”: why you should gamify your cognitive stimulation interventions for dementia patients

The role of frailty and functional impairment in healthy aging

The feeble voices from people in Uganda during the COVID-19 pandemic

More evidence for problem-solving therapy: improving access is still a problem in need of solving

Why is the use of inappropriate medicines so high in Aboriginal Australians?

Health anxiety in older people

Screening for neuropsychological assessment in the diagnostics of neurocognitive disorder

Dementia care and reopening the doors of nursing homes during the pandemic

Predictors and outcomes of meaning: clarifying the causal link between verbal fluency/episodic memory and meaning

Ending choose-your-own-adventure care for agitation in dementia

When more is less: evaluating multiple versions of the Geriatric Depression Scale

Longitudinal big data needs to meet the individual to inform self-harm and suicide prevention in older adults

The importance of self-perceptions of aging in predicting late-life loneliness

Building toward population reserve and a critical positive psychiatry

Physical frailty as an important indicator of accelerated biological aging in serious mental illnesses

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