Are you sensitive to the cognitive needs of the elderly?

|September 1, 1992

Abstract:

The home healthcare nurse may be the first to identify deficits in cognitive functioning. To better care for the cognitively impaired elderly, the home healthcare nurse must understand what it is and what can be done.

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