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1. Recommandations de Swiss Memory Clinics pour le diagnostic des démences

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Bürge, Markus, primary, Bieri, Gabriela, additional, Brühlmeier, Matthias, additional, Colombo, Françoise, additional, Demonet, Jean-Francois, additional, Felbecker, Ansgar, additional, Georgescu, Dan, additional, Gietl, Anton, additional, Brioschi Guevara, Andrea, additional, Jüngling, Freimut, additional, Kirsch, Eberhard, additional, Kressig, Reto W, additional, Kulic, Luka, additional, Monsch, Andreas U., additional, Ott, Martin, additional, Pihan, Hans, additional, Popp, Julius, additional, Rampa, Luca, additional, Rüegger-Frey, Brigitte, additional, Schneitter, Marianne, additional, Unschuld, Paul Gerson, additional, von Gunten, Armin, additional, Weinheimer, Birte, additional, Wiest, Roland, additional, and Savaskan, Egemen, additional

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2018
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2. Die Empfehlungen der Swiss Memory Clinics für die Diagnostik der Demenzerkrankungen

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Bürge, Markus, primary, Bieri, Gabriela, additional, Brühlmeier, Matthias, additional, Colombo, Françoise, additional, Demonet, Jean-Francois, additional, Felbecker, Ansgar, additional, Georgescu, Dan, additional, Gietl, Anton, additional, Brioschi Guevara, Andrea, additional, Jüngling, Freimut, additional, Kirsch, Eberhard, additional, Kressig, Reto W., additional, Kulic, Luka, additional, Monsch, Andreas U., additional, Ott, Martin, additional, Pihan, Hans, additional, Popp, Julius, additional, Rampa, Luca, additional, Rüegger-Frey, Brigitte, additional, Schneitter, Marianne, additional, Unschuld, Paul Gerson, additional, von Gunten, Armin, additional, Weinheimer, Birte, additional, Wiest, Roland, additional, and Savaskan, Egemen, additional

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3. Recommendations of Swiss Memory Clinics for the Diagnosis of Dementia

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Bürge, Markus, Bieri, Gabriela, Brühlmeier, Matthias, Colombo, Françoise, Demonet, Jean-Francois, Felbecker, Ansgar, Georgescu, Dan, Gietl, Anton, Brioschi Guevara, Andrea, Jüngling, Freimut, Kirsch, Eberhard, Kressig, Reto W, Kulic, Luka, Monsch, Andreas U, Ott, Martin, Pihan, Hans, Popp, Julius, Rampa, Luca, Rüegger-Frey, Brigitte, Schneitter, Marianne, Unschuld, Paul Gerson, von Gunten, Armin, Weinheimer, Birte, Wiest, Roland, Savaskan, Egemen, Bürge, Markus, Bieri, Gabriela, Brühlmeier, Matthias, Colombo, Françoise, Demonet, Jean-Francois, Felbecker, Ansgar, Georgescu, Dan, Gietl, Anton, Brioschi Guevara, Andrea, Jüngling, Freimut, Kirsch, Eberhard, Kressig, Reto W, Kulic, Luka, Monsch, Andreas U, Ott, Martin, Pihan, Hans, Popp, Julius, Rampa, Luca, Rüegger-Frey, Brigitte, Schneitter, Marianne, Unschuld, Paul Gerson, von Gunten, Armin, Weinheimer, Birte, Wiest, Roland, and Savaskan, Egemen

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The early diagnosis of subjectively perceived or externally anamnestically observed cognitive impairments is essential for proving neurodegenerative diseases or excluding treatable causes such as internal, neurological or psychiatric disorders. Only in this way is early treatment made possible. As part of the project 3.1 of the National Dementia Strategy 2014–2019 («Development and expansion of regional and networked centres of competence for diagnostics»), the association Swiss Memory Clinics (SMC) set itself the goal of developing quality standards for dementia clarification and improving the community-based care in this field. In these recommendations, general guidelines of diagnostics and individual examination possibilities are presented, and standards for the related processes are suggested. Individual areas such as anamnesis, clinical examination, laboratory examination, neuropsychological testing and neuroradiological procedures are discussed in detail as part of standard diagnostics, and supplementary examination methods for differential diagnosis considerations are portrayed. The most important goals of the SMC recommendations for the diagnosis of dementia are to give all those affected access to high-quality diagnostics, if possible, to improve early diagnosis of dementia and to offer the basic service providers and the employees of Memory Clinics a useful instrument for the clarification.

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2018

5. Die Empfehlungen der Swiss CS Memory Clinics für die Diagnostik der Demenzerkrankungen.

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Bürge, Markus, Bieri, Gabriela, Brühlmeier, Matthias, Colombo, Françoise, Demonet, Jean-Francois, Felbecker, Ansgar, Georgescu, Dan, Gietl, Anton, Brioschi Guevara, Andrea, Jüngling, Freimut, Kirsch, Eberhard, Kressig, Reto W., Kulic, Luka, Monsch, Andreas U., Ott, Martin, Pihan, Hans, Popp, Julius, Rampa, Luca, Rüegger-Frey, Brigitte, and Schneitter, Marianne

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10. [Recommendations of Swiss Memory Clinics for the Diagnosis of Dementia].

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Bürge M, Bieri G, Brühlmeier M, Colombo F, Demonet JF, Felbecker A, Georgescu D, Gietl A, Brioschi Guevara A, Jüngling F, Kirsch E, Kressig RW, Kulic L, Monsch AU, Ott M, Pihan H, Popp J, Rampa L, Rüegger-Frey B, Schneitter M, Unschuld PG, von Gunten A, Weinheimer B, Wiest R, and Savaskan E

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Recommendations of Swiss Memory Clinics for the Diagnosis of Dementia Abstract. The early diagnosis of subjectively perceived or externally anamnestically observed cognitive impairments is essential for proving neurodegenerative diseases or excluding treatable causes such as internal, neurological or psychiatric disorders. Only in this way is early treatment made possible. As part of the project 3.1 of the National Dementia Strategy 2014-2019 ('Development and expansion of regional and networked centres of competence for diagnostics'), the association Swiss Memory Clinics (SMC) set itself the goal of developing quality standards for dementia clarification and improving the community-based care in this field. In these recommendations, general guidelines of diagnostics and individual examination possibilities are presented, and standards for the related processes are suggested. Individual areas such as anamnesis, clinical examination, laboratory examination, neuropsychological testing and neuroradiological procedures are discussed in detail as part of standard diagnostics, and supplementary examination methods for differential diagnosis considerations are portrayed. The most important goals of the SMC recommendations for the diagnosis of dementia are to give all those affected access to high-quality diagnostics, if possible, to improve early diagnosis of dementia and to offer the basic service providers and the employees of Memory Clinics a useful instrument for the clarification.

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2018
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