After hip fracture: how best to help people get back on their feet
Hip fracture is a common injury, but do we have reliable evidence to guide care and rehabilitation?
Tag Archives: Cochrane Dementia and Cognitive Improvement Group
Detecting dementia: how hit and miss is this questionnaire?
Early diagnosis of dementia is a national priority but how accurately can it be identified?
Choosing Wisely: when less is more in health care
We take a look at the Choose Wisely initiative to reduce the harms of over treatment
Evidently Advent Day 14: best health evidence wrapped up for the festive season!
Do you remember...?
Silver, napkins and some choice morsels of Cochrane evidence
Last week I gave you jellyfish, so don’t let it be said that I only go for the big...
Many older people with dementia could come off antipsychotic drugs
Key message: This review suggests that many older people with dementia and neuropsychiatric symptoms who have been taking antispychotic medicines...
Vitamin E should not be used to treat Alzheimer’s dementia or mild cognitive impairment: updated Cochrane evidence
There is evidence that free radicals may contribute to the processes of cognitive impairment and so there has been...