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• W2893037983 abstract "Abstract Aims and objectives The aim of this study was to identify and analyse factors influencing the use of drugs for dementia treatment in home care settings. Background While the number of care‐dependent people with dementia is growing, it is not clear whether their medication follows the state of the art, especially in home care settings where over two‐thirds of them are cared for in Germany. Although dementia is not curable, it is possible to reduce cognitive, behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia with the appropriate use of medication. However, there is a lack of information concerning the drug treatment in home care settings. Methods The study was conducted as a multicentre cross‐sectional survey, including 923 participants from 102 home care institutions throughout Germany. Medical diagnosis, medication, consultations with a specialist within the previous 12 weeks of the initial assessment and additional general information were assessed following a standardised study protocol. Data were analysed using univariate and multivariate statistical methods. The manuscript was developed utilising the STROBE checklist for cross‐sectional studies. Results In home care, one in seven clients (14.8%) is diagnosed with some form of dementia. 52.6% ( n = 72) of them were treated with dementia medication: Ach EI s 16.1% ( n = 22), memantine 9.5% ( n = 13), antidepressants 23.4% ( n = 32), antipsychotic medication 9.5% ( n = 13), tranquilisers 16.8% ( n = 23) and anticonvulsant drugs 6.6% ( n = 9). Drug treatment for dementia was significantly associated with the consultation of a neurologist/psychiatrist in the previous 12 weeks. Conclusions It has been demonstrated that the use of drugs as a component of home care treatment for dementia depends on many factors and therefore varies. Relevance to clinical practice It can be assumed that people living with dementia in home care settings are not sufficiently supplied with medication. Their medical care can be improved by establishing interdisciplinary care involving a neurologist/psychiatrist." @default.
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• W2893037983 title "Dementia‐specific drug treatment in home care settings: A German multicentre study" @default.
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