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Meaningful Aspects of Health for Adults With Dementia, Their Care Partners and Healthcare Practitioners
The aim of this study is to describe, using a non-interventional survey, the relevant aspects of health in adults with ADRD for the patients themselves, their carers and healthcare professionals. Commonalities and differences between these three stakeholders and according to the severity of the dementia will also be studied.
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