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Title: CARDI Research Brief: A comparison of people seeking help at memory clinics in Belfast and Dublin
Authors: Conor Breen
Affiliation: CARDI
Citation: A comparison of people seeking help at memory clinics in Belfast and Dublin. CARDI: Belfast/Dublin. 2012
Publisher: CARDI
Issue Date: 11-Jun-2012
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10147/232631
Additional Links: http://www.cardi.ie/publications/cardiresearchbriefacomparisonofpeopleseekinghelpatmemoryclinicsinbelfastanddublin
Type: Article
Report
Study
Language: en
Description: In 2011, CARDI funded a project led by Dr. Suzanne Barrett of the Centre for Public Health, Queen’s University Belfast, which aimed to examine and compare some of the characteristics of people seeking help at memory clinics in Belfast and Dublin. A Comparison of People Presenting with Symptoms of Dementia in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland (Barrett, et al., 2012) looked at two memory clinics, the Belfast City Hospital Clinic in Northern Ireland (NI) and the Mercer’s Memory Clinic at St. James’s Hospital, Dublin, in the Republic of Ireland (ROI). This research brief is based on the findings of the project, conducted as part of CARDI’s data mining programme, as well as additional research on the context of dementia care and diagnosis across the island of Ireland.
Keywords: DEMENTIA
AGEING
AGEING POPULATION
Local subject classification: MEMORY
Series/Report no.: CARDI Research Briefs
Appears in Collections: CARDI

Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/10147/232631
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