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Volume 36 - July 2024

Commentary

Do social connections impact the health and functioning of persons with dementia?: Commentary on “Social Connections as a Determinant of Health and Cognition in Persons with Alzheimer’s Disease and Other Forms of Dementia” by Joshi et al.

Editorial

Novel international research on late-life suicide: Editorial for the special issue suicide in older adults

Guest Editorial

The evolution of western philosophical concepts on social determinants of mental and medical health

Commentary

Toward international consensus on the definition of agitation in cognitive disorders: Commentary on “Agitation in cognitive disorders: Progress in the International Psychogeriatric Association consensus clinical and research definition” by Sano et al.

Editorial

Health inequities in health and social care in geriatric psychiatry: from healthy aging to subjective cognitive decline and dementia

Commentary

Rasch modeling of IQCODE scores in people with dementia

Editorial

Young-onset dementia: not the same as late-onset dementia – highlighting the differences in diagnosis, care, treatment, and models of care

Commentary

Welcoming treatment algorithms for agitation in persons living with dementia, 27 years on: Commentary on “Reduction and prevention of agitation in persons with neurocognitive disorders: an International Psychogeriatric Association Consensus Algorithm” by Cummings et al.

Screening of dementia with the IQCODE: can it be shortened?

Older persons with mental health conditions in situations of risk and humanitarian crises: contribution of the WPA-SOAP and IPA

When aging and trauma intersect: Commentary on “Reciprocal Associations of Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms and Cognitive Decline in Community-Dwelling Older Adults: The Mediating role of Depression” by Cohn-Schwartz et al.

Increasing our understanding of emotion recognition impairment among frontotemporal dementias: Commentary on “error profiles of facial emotion recognition in frontotemporal dementia and Alzheimer’s disease” by Gressie et al.

Capitalizing on psychosocial strengths in aging: Commentary on “A systematic review of psychosocial protective factors against suicide and suicidality among older adults” by Ki et al.

Struggling for access to suitable dementia care for individuals with dementia and unpaid carers: Commentary on “A systematic review on inequalities in accessing and using community-based social care in dementia” by Giebel et al.

Putting late-onset psychosis into context: Commentary on “Overview of Late-Onset Psychosis” by Devanand et al.

Cognitive impairments and activities of daily living in the Alzheimer’s disease spectrum: the need to consider cognition and functional skills as separate related domains

Can psychotic symptom identification help to improve young-onset dementia care?: Commentary on “A thematic analysis of psychotic symptoms in young-onset dementia” by Borelli-Millot et al.

Trauma in childhood: therapeutic implications of the differences between early-life and late-life suicidal behavior: Commentary on “Childhood trauma is associated with early-onset but not late-onset suicidal behavior in late-life depression” by Chang and associates

The swinging pendulum of risk management: is it time to reimagine risk in dementia care?: Commentary on “Risk assessment for people living with dementia: A systematic review” by Hoe et al.

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