Using routinely collected data to evaluate a leaflet campaign to increase the presentation of people with memory problems to general practice: a locality based controlled study.

T Chan; J van Vlymen; N Dhoul; S de Lusignan

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Using routinely collected data to evaluate a leaflet campaign to increase the presentation of people with memory problems to general practice: a locality based controlled study.

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Using routinely collected data to evaluate a leaflet campaign to increase the presentation of people with memory problems to general practice: a locality based controlled study.

T Chan, J van Vlymen, N Dhoul and S de Lusignan

Inform Prim Care, Vol.18(3), pp.189-196

2010

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Age Factors

Aged

80 and over

Awareness

Female

General Practice

Health Knowledge

Attitudes

Practice

Humans

Male

Memory Disorders

Middle Aged

Pamphlets

Sex Factors

Socioeconomic Factors

The Alzheimer's Society wished to raise awareness that people with memory problems may benefit from early assessment and diagnosis, so that appropriate measures could be put in place and management improved.

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Title: Using routinely collected data to evaluate a leaflet campaign to increase the presentation of people with memory problems to general practice: a locality based controlled study.
Creators: T Chan
J van Vlymen
N Dhoul
S de Lusignan
Publication Details: Inform Prim Care, Vol.18(3), pp.189-196
Date published: 2010
Date submitted: 03/02/2012
Identifiers: 99516018002346
Academic Unit: University of Surrey
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article

Using routinely collected data to evaluate a leaflet campaign to increase the presentation of people with memory problems to general practice: a locality based controlled study.

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