Blueprint for a Brain Health Clinic to Detect and Manage Early-Stage Cognitive Decline: A Consensus Exercise

  • Iracema L
  • Charlotte P
  • Rebecca D
  • et al.
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Abstract

Background: It is possible that about 30% of all dementia is preventable by addressing many of the modifiable health and lifestyle risks important for overall physical health. Currently, people in the pre-dementia or very early dementia stage who are referred to Memory Assessment Services (MAS) in the UK receive minimal, if any, support and/or intervention. They are typically referred back to primary care until the full syndrome of dementia emerges. This represents a lost opportunity to modify the trajectory of the condition, intervene with disease modifying therapies (DMTs) when available, and delay the onset of a full dementia syndrome.

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Iracema, L., Charlotte, P., Rebecca, D., Ross, D., Louise, E., Mahesh, G., … Wilby, W. (2020). Blueprint for a Brain Health Clinic to Detect and Manage Early-Stage Cognitive Decline: A Consensus Exercise. Journal of Neurodegenerative Disorders, 3(1). https://doi.org/10.36959/459/600

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