Nancy L. Mace

Peter V. Rabins

A Family Guide to Caring for People with Alzheimer Disease, Other Dementias, and Memory Loss in Later Life (4th Edition) (A Johns Hopkins Press Health Book)

The 36-Hour Day

Causality in Science, Medicine, and Life

Why of Things

The 36-Hour Day is the definitive dementia care guide.

A Family Guide to Caring for People Who Have Alzheimer Disease and Other Dementias

A guide to caring for those who can no longer take care of themselves offers information on hospice care and assisted living facilities, types of demetia, nutrition and medication, and new driving laws for the elderly.

A Family Guide to Caring for Persons with Alzheimer Disease, Related Dementing Illnesses, and Memory Loss in Later Life

The 36-hour Day

Memory 2007: Johns Hopkins White Papers

Constantine G. Lyketsos

Cynthia Steele

Preceded by Practical dementia care / Peter V. Rabins, Constantine G. Lyketsos, Cynthia D. Steele. 2nd ed. 2006.

Practical Dementia Care

"Esta é uma verdadeira bíblia para famílias que têm de lidar com a doença." Vera Caovilla – Fundadora e ex-presidente da Associação Brasileira de Alzheimer "Considerado a referência mais confiável sobre a doença de Alzheimer, este livro é o guia mais procurado pelas famílias para orientação e apoio." Lisa Genova – Autora de Para sempre Alice Com mais de 3 milhões de cópias vendidas no mundo, Alzheimer: o dia de 36 horas – Cuidando de quem tem e de quem cuida é um manual essencial para quem trata de pessoas com Alzheimer. Este é um recurso para familiares e cuidadores superarem os problemas cotidianos causados pela doença e uma ferramenta útil para médicos, psiquiatras e enfermeiros, além dos próprios pacientes. Apresentando dicas úteis de como lidar com Alzheimer e outras demências, além de informações de pesquisas recentes sobre terapias, com atualizações de profissionais da Johns Hopkins University, esta edição inclui: descrição dos diferentes tipos de demência e como obter um diagnóstico; sintomas comportamentais e neuropsiquiátricos da pessoa com demência; meios para lidar com as dificuldades dos cuidados diários estratégias para resolver conflitos familiares com o doente abordagens para reduzir o risco de demência e retardar a evolução da doença como decidir sobre a busca pelo centro-dia e alternativas de moradia, com a família ou em casas de repouso dicas para o cuidador evitar esgotar seus recursos emocionais e físicos Considerado o guia definitivo de cuidados com a doença, esta edição conta com a revisão técnica de Vera Caovilla, fundadora e ex-presidente da ABRAz (Associação Brasileira de Alzheimer), que ao longo da obra descreve as opções disponíveis aos brasileiros. Acima de tudo, este livro auxilia as pessoas com demência e as que convivem com elas e cuidam delas na formação de uma vida feliz e positiva.

Cuidando de quem tem e de quem cuida

Alzheimer: o dia de 36 horas

Why was there a meltdown at the Fukushima power plant? Why do some people get cancer and not others? Why is global warming happening? Why does one person get depressed in the face of life's vicissitudes while another finds resilience? Questions like these—questions of causality—form the basis of modern scientific inquiry, posing profound intellectual and methodological challenges for researchers in the physical, natural, biomedical, and social sciences. In this groundbreaking book, noted psychiatrist and author Peter Rabins offers a conceptual framework for analyzing daunting questions of causality. Navigating a lively intellectual voyage between the shoals of strict reductionism and relativism, Rabins maps a three-facet model of causality and applies it to a variety of questions in science, medicine, economics, and more. Throughout this book, Rabins situates his argument within relevant scientific contexts, such as quantum mechanics, cybernetics, chaos theory, and epigenetics. A renowned communicator of complex concepts and scientific ideas, Rabins helps readers stretch their minds beyond the realm of popular literary tipping points, blinks, and freakonomic explanations of the world.

The Why of Things

Is It Alzheimer's? is a quick, accessible, and essential reference for anyone who hopes to navigate the confusion of dementing illnesses.

101 Answers to Your Most Pressing Questions about Memory Loss and Dementia

Is It Alzheimer's?

Robert Howard

David J. Castle

Schizophrenia, which starts in middle age or late life, has been described as 'the darkest area of psychiatry.' It is certainly controversial, with much disagreement about cut-off ages, diagnostic criteria and nomenclature. The contributors to this unique and very important book represent views from Europe and North America as well as Australia, Japan, and Nepal; they come from backgrounds of clinical practice and research. The contributors and editors were motivated by common aims: to review current international knowledge about late onset schizophrenia, to debate issues of heterogenity, gender, brain maturation and aging, putative structural and functional cerebral substrates for psychosis, to reach consensus on diagnosis and terminology, and to future research directions. The resulting book is an unqualified success which as well as being invaluable in old age psychiatry, sheds light on all aspects of schizophrenia treatment and research.

Late Onset Schizophrenia

die Pflege des verwirrten älteren Menschen mit Demenz

Der 36-Stunden-Tag

Hilary Bok

Debra J. H. Mathews

How philosophers think about persons, personal identity, and the self / Maura Tumulty -- Toward a neurobiology of personal identity / Peter V. Rabins and David M. Blass -- Case studies / David M. Blass -- Getting our stories straight : self-narrative and personal identity / Marya Schechtman -- Personal identity and choice / Carol Rovane -- Diminished and fractured selves / John Perry -- After Locke : Darwin, Freud, and psychiatric assessment / Samuel Barondes -- The fictional self / Michael S. Gazzaniga.

Perspectives from Philosophy, Ethics, and Neuroscience

Personal Identity and Fractured Selves

Cynthia D. Steele

This is a comprehensive yet practical guide to the care and management of patients with dementia from the time of diagnosis to the end of life. It is intended for the increasing number of physicians, nurses, psychologists, social workers, rehabilitation therapists, and long-term care givers responsible for the care of individuals with dementia. For the Second Edition, the authors have added a chapter on mild cognitive impairment. The sections that received the most extensive revision or expansion include those on drug therapy; the pathophysiology of several causes of dementia; psychiatric symptoms of dementia and their treatment (especially drug treatment); and dementia in special environments (especially assisted living and nursing homes).

Peter V. Rabins

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