International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry 2006: Vol 21 Index & Table of Contents

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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY
Int J Geriatr Psychiatry 2006; 21: 1231-1233.
Author Index
Aarsland, D., 252 Bohnen, N. I., 32 Chong, M. S., 442 Eling, P. A. T. M., 831
Abbey, J., 999 Bollen, E. L. E. M., 375 Choo, I. H., 844 Elson, P., 419
Abendstern, M., 77, 460 Bondi, M. W., 711 Chou, K.-L., 596 Endrass, J., 911
Abrams, R. C., 1013 Boothby, H., 477 Chung, M. C.,1163 Engedal, K., 382
Achterberg, W.,1156 Borson, S., 349 Clare, L., 761, 768 Engelborghs, S., 388
Aggarwal, N. T., 356 Bouisson, J., 990 Clark, M., 319 Engelen, G. J. J. A., 205, 862
Akyel, S., 259 Boustani, M., 556 Clarke, D., 1026 Engelhart, M. J., 838
Alanen, H. M., 288 Bowirrat, A., 246 Clegg, A., 17 Englund, E., 681
Allcock, L. M., 778 Boyle, P., 752 Clément, J.-P., 50 Enoki, H., 740
Almvik, R., 368 Brgnnick, K., 252 Clifford, M.,1215 Erkinjuntti, T., 983
Ames, D., 171, 699 Brandt, J., 126 Cloutier, F., 426 Eser, E., 259
Andel, R.,1181 Brayne, C., 134, 469 Coakley, D.,1150 Evans, D. A., 356
Andersen, B. B.,1132 Breitner, J. C. S., 509, 824 Cohen, R. A., 752
Andersson, E., 210 Bressi, F., 126 Collins, L., 519 Fabrigoule, C., 990
Andin, U., 688 Briel, R., 951 Comijs, H. C., 86 Fantoni, G., 281, 307
Andreasen, N., 449 Brodaty, H., 485, 645, 699 Connelly, P. J., 14 Fatollahi, P., 588
Aquilina, C., 399 Bromberg, C. E., 1013 Conti, M., 550 Fava, M., 819
Arai, Y., 163 Brooker, D. J., 1018 Conwell, Y., 113 Fay, S., 426
Archer, H. A.,1206 Brown, R. G., 477 Cook, C., 426 Fekkes, D., 838
Archer, N., 477 Bruce, 1.,1150 Cook, S.,1181 Ferrario, E., 1065
Area, R., 239 Brun, A., 688 Cooney, C., 564 Ferreri, F., 126
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Babineau, T. R., 189 Cassidy, B.,1215 Cutler, D.,1206 Fox, N. C.,1206
Baca, E., 337 Casteelen, G., 876 Dartigues, J.-F., 990 Foy, C., 477
Bae, K.-L., 853 Cavanna, A. E., 400, 499 Dashe, J. F., 519 Frisoni, G. B., 1071
Baiyewu, O., 618 Cesari, M., 529 Dautzenberg, P. L. J., 1217 Frost, C.,1206
Baker, A. S., 930 Challis, D., 43, 77, 460 Davidson, S., 1026 Fuentes, D.,1121
Baldwin, R. C., 57 Chan, A. C. M., 333, 611 Davison, T., 633 Fuh, J.-L., 103
Ball, K.,1181 Chan, A. S. M., 890 Dawson, K., 1078 Fultz, B., 556
Ball, S. L., 661 Chan, F., 890 Day, S., 699 Fung, F., 819
Barberger-Gateau, P., 990 Chan, S. M. S., 113, 535 de Beurs, E., 180 Fung, K. M. T., 890
Barnes, L. L., 356 Chan, S. P., 442 De Biasi, F., 307 Fung, H. H., 333
Bay, R. C., 930 Chan, S. S. M., 937 de Craen, A. J. M., 375 Fure, B., 382
Beekman, A., 811 Chan, S. W. C., 312
Beekman, A. T. F., 86, 147, 180, Chan, S. W.-c., 883, 1086 De Deyn, P. P., 388 Gallagley, A., 57
325 Chan, W. C., 792 de Girolamo, G., 307 Galuppo, M., 307
Begley, A. E., 542 Chan, W. M., 729 de Haan, M., 147 Gao, S., 618
Belmin, J., 50 Chang, A. M., 999 de Rooij, S. E., 876 Garcia-Caballero, A., 239
Berger, Z.,1163 Chao, S. Z., 597 Deeg, D., 811 Garcia-Lado, I., 239
Bergethon, P., 519 Chen, C.-C., 36 Deeg, D. D. H., 180 Garcia-Calvo, C., 337
Bergua, V., 990 Chen, C.-S., 36 Deeg, D. J. H., 86 Garcia, P.,1121
Berghmans, R. L. P., 869 Cheng, S.-T., 333, 611 Dei, D.-W., 426 Gedizlioglu, M., 259
Bernabei, R., 529 Cheong Lui, V. W., 917 Denihan, A.,1150 George, K., 633
Berrios, G., 239 Cheung, G., 192 Derksen, J. J. L., 205, 862 Geraisy, N., 64
Bertoletti, E., 550 Chiang, I.-C., 36 Després, O., 924 Gerbaud, L., 1052
Betzel, J., 898 Chien, W.-t., 312, 883, 1086 Dewey, M. E., 1199 Geroldi, C., 1071
Bhadelia, R., 519 Chilovi, B. V., 550 Dimopoulos, N., 965 Gerritsen, D. L., 1099
Bienias, J. L., 356 Chin, A.-V.,1150 Dineen, C., 755 Ghebremedhin, E., 681
Bjérkelund, K. B., 210 Chin, J. J., 442 Dirksen, C. D., 223 Gilley, D. W., 356
Bjorvatn, B., 945 Chiovenda, P., 126 Draper, B., 645 Gilmer, T.,1121
Blandford, A. A.,1175 Chiu, E., 171 Giordano, R., 1065
Blauw, G. J., 375 Chiu, F. K. H., 113, 535 Edman, A., 119 Goater, T., 761
Blow, F. C., 582 Chiu, H. F. K., 312, 883, 917, Eefsting, J. A., 325 Golshan, S., 711
Blumstein, T., 64 937, 1086 Eekhof, J. A. H., 375 Gonzalez-Hermida, J., 239
Bo, M., 1065 Choi, S. K., 654 Ehrt, U., 252 Gordon, N., 752
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1232 AUTHOR INDEX
Gourlay, M., 57 James, I. A., 800, 951, 1093 Lau, E., 1036 Manning, L., 924
Grace, J. B., 193 James, R., 14 Lau, W. Y., 1036 Maraldi, C., 529
Graham, C., 599 Janes, D., 755 Lawlor, B. A., 1150, 1215 Marcos, G., 1199
Green, C., 17 Jang, W.-Y., 344 Lawlor, B., 319, 564 Marieke, B.,1217
Greenspan, A. J., 654 Janssen, J., 86 Lea, R. W., 965 Marshall, G. A., 32
Griffith, J., 519 Jefferson, A. L., 752 Lebret, S., 1052 Marsiske, M.,1181
Grimmer, T., 158 Jeste, D. V., 711, 1121 Lee, C.-U., 344 Massaia, M., 1065
Grossi, E., 126 Jhoo, J. H., 844 Lee, C., 344 Mastwyk, M., 171
Gundy, C. M., 325 Joels, S., 1213 Lee, D. Y., 844 Masuda, Y., 740
Gureje, O., 618 Jolles, J., 432 Lee, E., 1044 Matsumoto, N., 134
Gustafson, L., 210, 688 Jones, R.,1163 Lee, G., 890 Matthews, D., 398
Jongenelis, L., 325 Lee, H. B., 273 Mavioglu, H., 259
Hébert, R., 972 Jénhagen, M. E., 449 Lee, H. S., 784 Mayer, L. S., 930
Ha, J., 844 J6énsson, L., 449 Lee, J. H., 844 McCabe, M. P., 633
Haglund, M., 681 Jonsson, M., 119 Lee, N. J., 344 McCann, J. J., 356
Hall, K. S., 618 Lee, S.-J., 344 McCracken, P., 972
Hall, K., 171 Kiinig, G., 911 Leentjens, A. F. G., 252 McCulloch, Y., 768
Halliday, G., 171 Kaldune, A., 911 Lehmann, S. W., 1060 McCullough, L. B., 151
Hallikainen, M., 449 Kalofoutis, A., 965 Leinonen, E., 288 McKeith, I. G., 719
Hancock, G. A., 43 Kang, C.-J., 626, 722 Leins, D., 519 McMurdo, M. E. T., 1001
Hannestad, J.,1193 Karlsson, [., 119 Lemstra, A. W., 103i McMurtray, A. M., 597
Harrigan, S., 171 Kasckow, J. W., 711 Leroi, I., 902 McQuoid, D. R.,1193
Harriss, L., 572 Katona, C., 6 Lesnikova, N., 972 McShane, R., 755
Hartman, M., 1115 Kaufer, D. 1, 32 Lessig, M., 349 Mehr, D. R., 1099
Hartmann, J., 158 Kehoe, P., 1222 Lett, D., 719 Mellor, D., 633
Harwood, D., 363 Kenny, R. A., 778 Leung, G. M., 729 Mendez, M. F., 597
Hasegawa, J., 740 Kerkstra, A.,1156 Leung, J., 233, 1036 Mioshi, E., 1078
Hasselbalch, S. G.,1132 Kessing, L. V.,1127 Leung, P. C., 233 Mirabzadeh, A., 588
Hassett, A., 171 Kilander, L., 449 Leung, P. Y. V., 113 Mitchell, J., 1078
Hawton, K., 363, 572 Kim, D. K., 784
Levav, I., 64 Mitsonis, C., 965
Hazif-Thomas, C., 50 Kim, J.-H., 784 Levi, M., 876 Mohamed, S., 711
Heeren, T. J., 86 Kim, J.-J., 344
Levitt, A., 275 Mok, C. C. M., 792
Heitele, S., 158 Kim, J.-M., 266, 853 Lewis, D. L., 189 Mol, M. E. M., 432
Hendrickson, R., 32 Kim, K. W., 844 Li, M. P., 729 Molaschi, M., 1065
Hendrie, H. C., 556, 618 Kim, S.-W., 853 Li, S. W., 792 Molinari, V., 151
Herrmann, N., 275, 972 Kim, T.-S., 344 Li, ¥:, 356 Molloy, D. W., 189
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Hudson, S., 493 Kuin, Y., 205, 862 Low, L.-F., 645 Nagalingam, V., 171
Hughes, J., 77, 460 Kumamoto, K., 163 Lui, V. W. C., 917, 937, Nagels, G., 388
Hui, S., 556 Kuo, Y.-T., 36 Lyketsos, C. G., 273, 509, 930 Nelson, J. C., 898
HHuuipzpienrgt,, AF.. AR..,, 686619 Kupferschmidt, A. L., 189 Lynn, H. S. H., 233 Nguyen, E., 972
Hustig, H., 171 KKuurzzu,y aA,. , M.1,5 8 740 Lynn, H., 1036 NNiocrhoo,l aAs.,, H2.8,8 477
Ignacio, R. V., 582 Kwok, T., 1036 Macdonald, A., 493 Norton, M., 509, 824
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Inzitari, D., 983 Lam, C. W. L., 113, 535 Mackenzie, L. E., 800 O’Brien, j. T., 719, 983
Ishikawa, T., 134 Lam, L. C. W., 792, 917, 937 Mackenzie, L., 1093 O’Connell, H., 319
Ivanco, L. S., 32 Lam, L., 312, 883, 1086 Mackenzie, S., 1003 O’Connnor, D. W., 1026
Iwata, M., 740 Lam, T. H., 729 Maes, J. H. R., 831 O’Connor, D. W., 171
Izawa, S., 740 Lamas, S., 239 Maidment, I., 6 O’Connell, H.,1150
Lanctot, K. L., 972 Mak, Z., 266 Ogunniyi, A., 618
Jager, M., 911 Larner, A. J., 698 Malakouti, S. K., 588 Ojeda, V. D.,1121
Jackson, A., 57 Larraga, L.,1199 Mamdani, M., 275 Olde Rikkert, M. G. M. O., 29, 397
Jacoby, R., 191, 363 Larsen, J. P., 252 Manes, F., 239 Onder, G., 529
Jalenques, I., 1052 Larsson, S., 210 Mangwana, S., 702 Opie, J., 171
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AUTHOR INDEX
Ordovas, J. M., 519 Rosenberg, I., 519 Sung, H.-c., 999 Vogel, A.,1132
Orrell, M., 43 Rosenberg, P. B., 273 Surr, C., 1018 Volicer, L., 1099
Oscar-Berman, M., 246 Rosenblatt, A., 273 Swarbrick, C., 961 Volpato, S., 529
Overshott, R., 601 Rossini, P. M., 126 Sweeney, V., 493 Vorono, S., 819
Rossor, M. N.,1206 Swendsen, J., 990 Voshaar, R. C. O., 29
Padovani, A., 550 Rovner, B., 746
Pae, C.-U., 344 Rozemuller-Kwakkel, A. J. M., Tabet, N., 493 Wadley, V.,1181
Pahor, M., 529 1031 Takeda, A., 17 Wagner, C., 519
Paik, I.-H., 344 Rozzini, L., 550 Tam, C. W. C., 937 Wahlund, L.-O., 983
Pakrasi, S., 719 Rudd, H.,1163 Tan, L. C. S., 442 Waldemar, G., 449, 1132
Pantoni, L., 983 Tanabe, H., 134 Walker, R. W., 977
Pariel, S., 50 Sahadevan, S., 442 Tang, Y. N., 233 Wallin, A., 119, 983
Pasqualetti, P., 126 Sajatovic, M., 582 Taylor, W. D.,1193 Walsh, C., 319
Passant, U., 681, 688 Salavati, M., 588 Teunisse, R. J., 394 Walsh, J. B.,1150
Patz, S., 519 Salonicioti, A., 965 The COSID Investigators, 972 Wang, H.-C.,1219
Paul, R. H., 752 Sambrook, R., 972 The ZARADEMP workgroup, Wang, L., 519
Pavan, L., 307 Sarnak, M., 519 1199 Wang, S.-J., 103
Payne, E., 17 Sauer, J., 493 Thomas, A., 719 Watanabe, J., 349
Payne, M. E.,1193 Saul, R. E., 597 Thomas, P., 50 Waterworth, A. M., 800
Peisah, C., 485 Saw, S. M., 442 Thommessen, B., 382 Watson, P. C., 661
Pepple, T.,1206 Saz, P., 1199 Thompson, D. R., 312, 883, Wattis, J., 498
Perkins, A. J., 556 Scanlan, J. M., 349 1086 Weiner, D., 519
Perneczky, R., 158 Schaffer, A., 275 Thompson, P., 193 Welsh-Bohmer, K., 509, 824
Perret-Vaille, E., 1052 Schakenraad, S. M. M., 394 Tiemeier, H., 838 Werner, P., 674
Peter, I., 519 Scheltens, P., 983 Todd-Oldehaver, C., 192 Wesnes, K. A., 778
Peters, E., 768 Schneider, L. S., 9 Todd, C., 469 Whyte, E. M., 542, 746
Pickut, B. A., 388 Schoenmaker, N., 1031 Toone, L., 509 Widdershoven, G. A. M., 869
Picot, J., 17 Schuurmans, M. J., 876 Tordoff, S., 778 Willems, D., 432
Piperi, C., 965 Scocco, P., 281, 307 Tosic, N., 158 Williams, J., 599
Pohl, C., 158 Scott, T. M., 519 Trabucchi, M., 550
Wilson, R. S., 356
Politis, A., 930 Scully, A., 951 Treppner, P., 661
Pollock, B. G., 542 Selhub, J., 519 Tsai, Y.-F.,1181 Wimo, A., 449
Pot, A. M., 325, 1156 Selwyn, J., 1001 Tsang, H. W. H., 890 Winblad, B., 449
Potter, G. G.,1115 Seo, E. H., 844 Tschanz, J., 509, 824 Wolfs, C. A. G., 223
Preux, P.-M., 50 Series, H., 755 Tu, S.-P., 349 Wong, C. H. Y., 937
Price, L. L., 519 Severens, J. L., 223 Tucker, K. L., 519 Wong, S. Y. S., 233, 1036
Prieto, R., 337 Shah, A., 140, 1213 Tucker, S., 469 Woo, J., 233, 1036
Purandare, N., 961 Shemesh, A. A., 64 Woo, J. 1., 844
Shen, J., 618 Unverzagt, F. W., 618 Wood-Mitchell, A. J., 800
Qiu, W. Q., 519 Shigenobu, K., 134 Unverzagt, F., 556, 1181 Woodman, R. C., 529
Quadrio, C., 485 Shin, H.-Y., 853 Urbaniok, F., 911 Woods, B., 43, 761
Rabins, P. V., 930, 1060 Shin, L-S., 853 Uwakwe, R., 296 Woods, P., 368
Radford, K. A., 1044 Shoumei, J. 1. A., 883 van Alphen, S. P. J., 205, 862 Woodward-Carlton, B., 498,
Raiiiero, I., 1065 Sjdbeck, M., 681 van Boxtel, M. P. J., 432 1003
Ranzini, M., 529 Sjégren, M., 119 van Buchem, M. A., 375 Workman, R., 151
Rao, V., 273 Sjésten, N., 410 Van Dam, D., 388 Wouter, B.,1217
Rapattoni, M., 281, 307 Ski, C., 633 Van der Cammen, T.J.M., 838 Wyller, T. B., 382
Rasmussen, K., 368 Smalbrugge, M., 325 van der Kooy, K. G., 147
Ratcliffe, J., 1222 Smaldone, L., 519 van der Mast, R. C., 375, 876 Yan, H. U., 883
Reay, A. C., 1044 Smit, F., 817, 1139 Van Der Putt, R., 755 Yang, M.-J., 1219
Recimil, M., 239 Smit, F., 811 van der Steen, J. T., 1099 Yang, S.-J., 853
Reichelt, F. K., 951 Smolen, P., 898 van der Wee, N. J. A., 375 Yee, J., 519
Reilly, S., 77, 460 Snowdon, J., 171, 699 van Dyck, R., 180 Yeung, A., 819
Reynolds, C. F., 542 Soininen, H., 449 van Gool, W. A., 1031 Yoon, S.-J., 344
Ribbe, M. W., 1099 Sorg, C., 158 Van Haaf, M., 831 Youn, J. C., 844
Ribbe, M.,1156 Spiro, J. R., 273 van Hout, H. P. J., 147 Yu, E. C. S., 611
Ringman, J., 597 St John, P. D.,1175 van Marwijk, H. W. J., 147 Yu, S.-C., 819
Rio, I. D., 550 Standish, T. I. M., 189 van Munster, B. C., 876
Ritchie, C. W., 171 Steele, C., 930 van Straaten, E. C. W., 983 Zacchi, V., 1071
Ritchie, K., 108 Steffens, D. C., 824, 1193 van Straten, A.,1139 Zamboni, V., 529
Ritter, E., 924 Stehouwer, C. D. A., 147 van Zelst, W. H., 180 Zandi, P., 509, 824
Robertson, M. L., 426 Steinberg, M., 824, 930 Venables, D., 77, 460 Zandi, T., 588
Robillard, A., 972 Stewart, R., 266, 493, 853 Venketasubramanian, N., 442 Zanetti, O., 1071
Roca, M., 337 Stief, V., 911 Verhey, F. R. J., 223, 869 Zannella, P., 1065
Rockwood, K., 426 Strain, L. A.,1175 Versluis, C. E., 375 Zarit, S. H., 163
Romkes, M., 542 Suh, G.-H., 626, 654, 722 Vloeberghs, E., 388 Zuccala, G., 529
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Int J Geriatr Psychiatry 2006; 21: 1234-1236.
Keyword Index
ACE, 239 behavior, 180 community, 86, 722, 1199
acetylcholinesterase behaviour, 661 comorbidity, 582
inhibitors, 755 bipolar depression, 275 competence, 674
actigraphy, 388 bipolar disorder, 275, 582, 1060 conflict, 485
activities of daily living BPSD, 140, 388, 654, 792 confusion, 210
(ADLs), 752 burden, 722, 784 consistency, 626
ADAS-Cog, 259 conversion rate, 134
ADAS-COG, 626 CABG, 509 coping, 761
added value, 223 CAMCOG-R, 977 Cornell Scale for Depression in
Addenbrooke’s Cognitive CANE, 43 Dementia, 930
Examination, 1078 cardiovascular disease, 688 coronary artery bypass surgery, 509
Addenbrooke’s, 239 caregiver, 103, 784 coronary artery disease, 108
adhesion molecules, 965 caregiver burden, 163, 740 cost, 722, 972
caregivers, 50
adjustment, 761 costs, 1121
caregiving, 163
ADL, 158 creatinine clearance, 542
carer, 564
admission, 1156 Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, 1031
carotid artery, 36
Affective pictures, 831 cross-cultural studies, 618
case report, 951
African-Caribbean, 266 cross-sectional study, 729
caudate, 1193
age at onset, 36, 86
age, 493, 844 CB-PHQ-9, 819 day care, 460
aged, 36, 410, 442, 469 CERAD-NP, 911 DCM 8, 1018
cerebrovascular disease, 382 deaths from natural causes, 572
aging, 519
agitation, 388, 654 cerebrovascular disorder, 681 decision making, 151
CES-D, 333, 1175 deep and periventricular white
alcoholism, 711, 853
Alzheimer’s dementia, 1065 challenging behaviour, 368, 792 matter lesions, 983
Alzheimer’s disease, 17, 50, 103, 134, Chinese, 233, 312, 333, 792, 917 dehydroepiandrosterone
158, 239, 246, 259, 344, 356, 419, Chinese Americans, 819 sulphate, 1065
426, 477, 661, 674, 681, 688, 755, Chinese older people, 883, 1086 deliberate self-harm, 572
838, 869, 911, 917, 924, 930, 937, cholinesterase inhibitors, 17, 719, 869, delirium, 210, 493, 838, 876
961, 1071, 1078, 1093, 1132, 1206 961 dementia, 50, 77, 119, 126, 134, 140,
Alzheimer, 126, 824 chronic respiratory disease, 233 158, 210, 223, 266, 319, 368, 388,
anemia, 529 clinical, 1206 419, 449, 460, 485, 493, 509, 535,
clinical course, 688
angiotensin converting 556, 564, 611, 618, 661, 719, 722,
clinical practice, 961
enzyme (ACE) inhibitors, 550 755, 784, 792, 824, 831, 853, 917,
anosognosia, 917, 1132 clinical trial, i71 945, 972, 977, 990, 1018, 1044,
clinical trials, 930
anthropometric measures, 266 1078, 1093, 1099, 1132
clinical usefulness, 210
antidepressants, 275 Dementia Rating Scale (DRS), 752
antioxidants, 344 cognition, 17, 356, 432, 449, 519, 711, dementia screening, 349
752, 1150
anxiety, 108, 325, 382, 654 Dementia with Lewy Bodies, 1031
apathy, 831 cognitive decline, 266, 509, 977, 1187 dependence, 711
ApoE genotype, 246 cognitive deficits, 778 depressed and non-depressed, 1086
cognitive disorders, 442
AArsapbesr,g er6s4 syndrome, 951 cognitive evaluation, 239 dep3r3e3s,s i3o3n7,, 5377,5 , 13088,2 , 243130,, 245629,, 351422,, 538285,,
cognitive function, 344, 529, 618
assessment, 43 cognitive functions, 32 633, 740, 746, 768, 819, 853, 883, 890,
assessment tool, 951 898, 924, 965, 1026, 1036, 1115, 1139,
cognitive impairment, 266, 633, 853,
atherosclerosis, 36 1156, 1175, 1187, 1193, 1199
attempted suicide, 307 1036 depression in Alzheimer’s disease, 273,
Cognitive Performance Scale (CPS),
attitudes, 556 930
1099
autonomic nervous system, 147 cognitive screening, 126 depressive disorder, 1127
awareness, 761, 917 Cohen-Mansfield Agitation Inventory, depressive symptoms, 119, 410, 1175,
awareness of deficits, 1132 388 1181
barriers, 319 Community Screening Interview for diagnosis, 319, 442, 556, 633, 951
basal ganglia, 32, 1193 Dementia (CSI ‘D’), 618 diagnostic accuracy, 862
Bedford Alzheimer Nursing community setting, 163 diagnostic assessment, 223
Severity-Scale (BANS-S), 1099 community survey, 64 diagnostic disclosure, 761
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digit memory, 611 GPS, 862 measurement, 1099
disability, 325 GPs, 319 medication side effects, 542
disaster, 113 haloperidol, 654 medico-legal, 485
disclosure of diagnosis, 419 Hamilton Depression Rating Scale, melancholia, 1127
disclosure, 319 930 memory, 432, 752, 1044
discontinuation, 719 health care, 180 memory clinic, 223
diurnal rhythm, 654 health care disparity, 349 memory complaints, 1115
dolls, 1093 health care service, 325 memory decline, 550
Donepezil, 426 healthcare, 469 memory loss, 1206
dose escalation, 719 health-related quality of life, 883 mental health, 1121
Down’s syndrome, 661 heart rate variability, 147 meta-analfsis, 1139
driving, 1044 hemoglobin, 529 micronutrients, 519
DRS, 876 histopathology, 681 middle age, 711
drug therapy, 1071 homocysteine, 519 Mild Cognitive Impairment, 134
DSM nosology, 205 homocysteine, education, 550 mild cognitive impairment, 158, 349,
dysthymia, 811 Hong Kong, 312 550, 924, 937, 1071, 1078
hospital, 469 mild cognitive impairment, 1187, 1206
economics, 449 hospitalization, 1060 Minimum Data Set (MDS), 1099
education, 239, 493, 844 hospitalized patients, 529 Minimum Data Set, 288
effect size, 930 hyperintensities, 1193 mirtazapine, 898
elder abuse, 564 MMSE, 126, 134, 210, 611, 626, 1044
elderly, 43, 64, 86, 171, 180, 233, 275, ICAM-1, 965 model, 784
281, 307, 312;. 333, 3357, 51S, 485, ICD-10, 1127 mood, 761
529, 535, 542, 582, 588, 729, 740, incapacitated older adults, 151 mood disorder, 382
746, 890, 965, 983, 1026, 1036, incidence, 811 mood disorders, 1156
1052, 1060, 1065, 1115, 1150, 1156, informal care, 449 mortality, 140, 356
1175, 1181, 1199 informants’ reports, 618 MRI, 119, 375, 983, 1193
elderly residents, 288 inpatient, 469 multidisciplinary working, 77
elderly suicide, 113 insight, 917 multidisciplinary, 223
elders, 519, 844 institution, 722 myocardial infarction, 1163
emotional distress, 64 intervention, 432, 493
emotional reactivity, 831 Israel, 64 Nakayama study, 134
emotional valence, 831 needs, 43
epidemic, 113 Jews, 64 negativism, 654
epidemiology, 64, 529, 1150 Korea, 626, 853 neuroleptic sensitivity, 1031
Escitalopram, 273 Koreans, 844 neuropathological subgroups, 688
ethical principles, 151 neuropathology, 681, 1031
ethics, 151, 869 language, 349 neuropsychiatric symptoms, 972
ethnic minority, 349 late life depression, 911, 983 neuropsychiatric, 824, 1132
EURO-D scale, 1199 late life, 711, 898 Neuropsychiatry-Inventory, 930
executive control functions, 535 late onset, 1127 neuropsychiatry, 252
executive function, 752 late-onset depression, 86 neuropsychology, 752
executive functions, 1115 leg length, 266 non-demented elderly, 32
executive interview, 535 Lewy bodies, 719 non-urban, 1175
expressed emotion, 564 lifestyle, 1036
normative data, 844
literacy, 349
falls, 740 long term care, 163 nursing home, 281, 307, 368, 792, 898,
family, 50, 485 long-term care, 325, 722 945, 1156
follow up, 281, 572 long-term institutional care, nursing homes, 1099
frontal lobe, 661 288 nutrition, 519, 1036
frontal lobe function, 426 longitudinal design, 375 OBS Scale, 210
Frontotemporal dementia, 239 longitudinal studies, 356 observational, 337
full time care, 722 olanzapine, 140, 171
functional decline, 752 Mmaagcnueltairc dreegseonneraantcieo n,i ma7g4i6n g, old age psychiatry, 645
gender, 493, 844 32, 36, 519 older, 945
geriatric, 57, 368 mahjong, 611 older adult, 951, 1121
geriatric assent, 151 major depression, 86, 147, 811 older adults, 862, 1139, 1175
geriatric depression scale-15, 588 major depressive disorder, 36, 1139 older people, 77, 363, 460, 572, 633, 990,
geriatric sub-classification, 205 mania, 275, 1060 1163
geriatrics, 1193 mannerism, 654 orthostatic hypotension, 778
Goal Attainment Scaling, 426 mapping, 460 outcome, 1052
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Parkinson’s disease, 252, 778, 977 remission, 337 Stroop Test, 1115
partial eta-squared, 930 repetition of self-harm, 572 subcortical gray and capsular structures,
person centred care, 1018 repetition, 426 a2
personality disorders, 205, 862 residential care, 43 subjective cognitive function, 1187
personality, 363, 477, 661, 1163 response, 755 subjective memory complaints, 432, 937
pharmacogenetics, 542 response inhibition, 1115 substance abuse, 582
physical exercise, 410 review, 223 substituted judgment, 151
physical illness, 363 risk factors, 811, 824, 1150 subthreshold depression, 811
plasma neurotransmitter metabolite risperidone, 140, 171, 654 subtype, 876
levels, 838 rural, 1175 suicide, 307, 363, 572
post-traumatic stress disorder, 582 suicide attempt, 108, 1052
posttraumatic stress disorder SARS, 113 suicide intent, 572
schizophrenia, 171, 711
(PTSD), 180 suicide prevention, 113
screening, 469, 556, 588, 633, 819, 1026
posttraumatic stress,1163 symptom profile, 252
screening instrument, 362
predictors, 755 symptoms, 1132, 1206
self-concept, 768
prediction, 811
preferences for routines, 990 self-esteem, 768 Taiwan, 103
self-injury, 572 teddy bears, 1093
premorbid, 477
prevalence, 469 self-poisoning, 572 telephone interview, 126
prevention, 493, 645, 746 self-rated health, 729 TICS, 126
primary care, 147, 337, 556, 819, 1026 self-regulation model, 761 topographical recognition memory, 924
professional teams, 77 service delivery, 645 toys, 1093
professional virtues, 151 service use, 163 treatment, 719, 876, 1026
prognosis, 57 Severe Impairment Battery, 626 Trail Making Test, 844
severity, 11 27
pprsoyscpheocstoicviea l sthuedayl,t h6, 618 90 Shanghai, 883 use of antipsychotics, 288
psychological treatment, 1139 SIB, 626 UVA, 1071
psychological well-being, 768 sleep, 654, 945 validation, 126
psychosis, 1127 SOAS-R, 368 validity, 210, 259, 469, 618, 626, 1199
social distance, 674
quality indicators, 460 social support, 853 vascular dementia (VaD), 752
quality of care, 1018 society, 722 vascular dementia, 246, 688
quality ofl ife, 17,50, 103, 171, 281, 312, Spanish, 239 vascular risk, 57
1018, 1086 Spanish version, 1199 VCAM-1, 965
quality of life,1132 specialisation, 77 venlafaxine extended-release, 337
quality, 77 speed of information venlafaxine-XR, 542
qigong, 890 processing, 432 verbal memory, 611
race, 356 standards, 77 veterans homes, 1181
reasons for admission, 281 standards of care, 460 viewing time, 831
recognition memory, 924 stigma, 674 violence, 368
recognition, 1026 stress, 784 vulnerability, 990
regression analysis, 911 stroke, 746 wandering, 654
rehabilitation outcome, 890 Stroke Drivers Screening Assessment, well being, 325, 180
relapse, 1060 1044 white matter, 119
reliability, 210, 259, 626, 1199 strokes, 140 white matter hyperintensities, 32, 375,
reliability study, 477 Stroop effect, 768 983
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Contents
VOLUME 21 NUMBERS 1-12
NUMBER 1, JANUARY 2006
ENTERING THE 21st YEAR
EDITORIAL
Twenty years on: E. Murphy
EDITOR’S NOTE
A. Burns
COMMENTARY
Permeable walls, floors, ceilings and doors. Partition delusions in late paraphrenia: R. Howard
CURRENT ISSUES WITH ANTI-DEMENTIA DRUGS
EDITORIALS
Drug treatment for Alzheimer’s disease: the way forward: |. Maidment, C. Fox, G. Livingston and C. Katona...
The post-modern world of Alzheimer’s disease trials: how much is an ADAS-cog point worth in central
London?: L. S. Schneider
COMMENTARY
SIGN Guideline for the management of patients with dementia: P J. Connelly and R. James
REVIEW ARTICLE
A systematic review of the clinical effectiveness of donepezil, rivastigmine and galantamine on cognition,
quality of life and adverse events in Alzheimer’s disease: A. Takeda, E. Loveman, A. J. Clegg, J. Kirby, J. Picot,
E. Payne and C. Green
RESEARCH LETTER
Alarming arbitrariness in EU prescription and reimbursement criteria for anti-dementia drugs: R. C. Oude Voshaar,
A. Burns and M. G. M. Olde Rikkert
RESEARCH ARTICLES
Cognitive correlates of brain ARI subcortical signal hyperintensities in non-demented elderly: G. A. Marshall,
R. Hendrickson, D. |. Kaufer, L. S. lvanco and N. |. Bohnen
Carotid intima-media thickness in late-onset major depressive disorder: C.-S. Chen, C.-C. Chen, Y.-T. Kuo,
1.-C. Chiang, C.-H. Ko and H.-F. Lin
The needs of older people with dementia in residential care: G. A. Hancock, B. Woods, D. Challis and M. Orrell. . .
Dementia patients caregivers quality of life: the PIXEL study: P Thomas, F Lalloué, P-M. Preux, C. Hazif-Thomas,
S. Pariel, R. Inscale, J. Belmin and J.-P. Clément...
Prognosis of late life depression: a three-year cohort study of outcome and potential predictors:
R. C. Baldwin, A. Gallagley, M. Gourlay, A. Jackson and A. Burns
A community study on emotional distress among Arab and Jewish Israelis over the age of 60: A. A. Shemesh,
R. Kohn,T . Blumstein, N. Geraisy, |. Novikov and |. Levav
Levels of integration and specialisation within professional community teams for people with dementia:
M. Abendstern, S. Reilly, J. Hughes, D. Venables and D. Challis
Late-life depression: the differences between early- and late-onset iliness in a
J. Janssen, A.T. F Beekman, H. C. Comijs, D. J. H. Deeg andT. J. Heeren
Current Awareness
NUMBER 2, FEBRUARY 2006
RESEARCH ARTICLES
Assessing quality of life in Taiwanese patients with Alzheimer’s disease: J.-L. Fuh and S.-J. Wang
Life-time history of suicide attempts and coronary artery disease in a ity-dwelling elderly
population: S. Artero, B. Astruc, P Courtet and K. Ritchie

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Elderly suicide and the 2003 SARS epidemic in Hong Kong: S. M. S. Chan, F K. H. Chiu, C.W. L. Lam, PY. V. Leung
andY . Conwell
Depressive symptoms and white matter changes in patients with dementia: K. Lind, M. Jonsson, |. Karlsson,
M. Sjdgren, A. Wallin and A Edman
Use of an Italian version of the Telephone interview for Cognitive Status in Alzheimer’s disease: G. Dal Forno,
P. Chiovenda, F. Bressi, F Ferreri, E. Grossi, J. Brandt, P M. Rossini and P. Pasqualetti
A longitudinal study regarding conversion from mild memory impairment to dementia in a Japanese
community:T . Ishikawa, M. Ikeda, N. Matsumoto, K. Shigenobu, C. Brayne and H. Tanabe
Can risperidone and olanzapine in elderly patients with dementia and other mental disorders be
discontinued?: A. Shah
Differences in heart rate variability between depressed and non-depressed elderly: K. G. van der Kooy,
H. P. J. van Hout, H. W. J. van Marwijk, M. de Haan, C. D. A. Stehouwer and A.T . F Beekman
Ethically justified clinical strategies for promoting geriatric assent: J. Coverdale, L. B. McCullough, V. Molinari
and R. Workman
impairment of activities of daily living requiring memory or complex reasoning as part of the MCi
syndrome: R. Perneczky, C. Pohl, C. Sorg, J. Hartmann, N.T osic,T .G rimmer, S. Heitele and A. Kurz
Use of home care services effectively reduces feelings of burden among family caregivers of impaired
elderly in Japan: preliminary results: K. Kumamoto,Y . Arai and S. H. Zarit
A comparison of the efficacy and safety of olanzapine and risperidone in the treatment of elderly
patients with schizophrenia: an open study of six months duration: C. W. Ritchie, E. Chiu, S. Harrigan,
S. MacFarlane, M. Mastwyk, G. Halliday, H. Hustig, K. Hall, A. Hassett, D. W. O’Connor, J. Opie, V. Nagalingam,
J. Snowdon and D. Ames
Well-being, physical functioning, and use of health services in the elderly with PTSD and subthreshold
PTSD: W. H. van Zelst, E. de Beurs, A.T . F Beekman, R. van Dyck and D. D. H. Deeg
RESEARCH LETTER
Using duration of memory loss to improve differentiation of mild cognitive impairment from normal
cognition: A. L. Kupferschmidt, D. L. Lewis, D. W. Molloy,T . |. M. Standish andT. R. Babineau
COMMENTARY
Mania in old age: R. Jacoby
LETTERS TOTHE EDITOR
Personality trait of harm avoidance in late-life depression: G. Cheung
Neuroleptic malignant like syndrome in two patients on cholinesterase inhibitors: J. B. Grace and
P.T hompson
Book Review
Current Awareness
NUMBER 3, MARCH 2006
EDITORIAL
The relevance of a geriatric sub-classification of personality disorders in the DSM-V: S. P. J. van Alphen...
REVIEW ARTICLES
The Organic Brain Syndrome (OBS) Scale: a systematic review: K. Bjorkman Bjdorkelund, S. Larsson,
L. Gustafson and E. Andersson
The added value of a multidisciplinary approach in diagnosing dementia: a review: C. A. G. Wolfs, C. D. Dirksen,
J. L. Severens and F R. J. Verhey
RESEARCH ARTICLES
Risk of depression in patients with chronic respiratory diseases: results from two large cohort studies in
Chinese elderly from Hong Kong: S. Y. S.Wong, J. Woo, H. S. H. Lynn, J. Leung,Y . N. Tang and P. C. Leung
Validation of the Spanish version of the Addenbrooke’s Cognitive Examination in a rural community in
Spain: A. Garcia-Caballero, |. Garcia-Lado, J. Gonzadlez-Hermida, M. J. Recimil, R. Area, F Manes, S. Lamas and
G. E. Berrios
Association of depression with Alzheimer’s disease and vascular dementia in an elderly Arab population
of Wadi-Ara, israel: A. Bowirrat, M. Oscar-Berman and G. Logroscino
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Depressive symptom profile in Parkinson's disease: a comparison with depression in elderly patients
without Parkinson's disease: U. Ehrt, K. Brdnnick, A. F G. Leentjens, J. P Larsen and D. Aarsland
The validity and reliability of the Turkish version of Alzheimer’s Disease Assessment Scale-Cognitive
Subscale (ADAS-Cog) in patients with mild and moderate Alzheimer’s disease and normal subjects:
H. Mavioglu, M. Gedizliogiu, S. Akyel,T .A slaner and E. Eser
Leg length, cognitive impairment and cognitive decline in an African-Caribbean population: Z. Mak, J.-M. Kim
and R. Stewart
An open-label study of Escitalopram (Lexapro®) for the treatment of ‘Depression of Alzheimer’s disease’:
V. Rao, J. R. Spiro, P B. Rosenberg, H. B. Lee, A. Rosenblatt and C. G. Lyketsos
Effect of antidepressant use on admissions to hospital among elderly bipolar patients: A. Schaffer,
M. Mamdani, A. Levitt and N. Herrmann
Nursing home institutionalization: a source of eustress or distress for the elderly?: P. Scocco, M. Rapattoni
and G. Fantoni
Use of antipsychotic medications among elderly residents in long-term institutional care: a three-year
follow-up: H.-M. Alanen, H. Finne-Soveri, A. Noro and E. Leinonen
RESEARCH LETTER
Satisfaction with dementia care-giving in Nigeria—a pilot investigation: R. Uwakwe
Book Reviews
Current Awareness
NUMBER 4, APRIL 2006
RESEARCH ARTICLES
Suicidal behaviour in nursing homes: a survey in a region of north-east italy: P. Scocco, M. Rapattoni,
G. Fantoni, M. Galuppo, F De Biasi, G. de Girolamo and L. Pavan
Quality of life in Chinese elderly people with depression: S. W. C. Chan, H. F K. Chiu, W.-T. Chien, D. R.
Thompson and L. Lam
Dementia in primary care: the first survey of Irish general practitioners: S. Cahill, M. Clark, C.W alsh, H. O'Connell
and B. Lawlor
The impact of depression and anxiety on well being, disability and use of health care services in nursing
home patients: M. Smalbrugge, A. Margriet Pot, L. Jongenelis, C. M. Gundy, A.T. F Beekman and J. A. Eefsting. . .
Factorial structure of a short version of the Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale: S.-T. Cheng,
A. C. M. Chan and H. H. Fung
Venlafaxine extended-rel in patients older than 80 years with depressive syndrome: E. Baca, M. Roca,
C. Garcia-Calvo and R. Prieto
Decreased plasma antioxidants in patients with Alzheimer’s disease: T.-S. Kim, C.-U. Pae, S.-J. Yoon,
W.-Y. Jang, N. J. Lee, J.-J. Kim, S.-J. Lee, C. Lee, I.-H. Paik and C.-U. Lee
Improving identification of cognitive impairment in primary care: S. Borson, J. M. Scanlan, J. Watanabe,
S.-P. Tu and M. Lessig
Cognitive decline and survival in Alzheimer’s disease: R. S. Wilson,Y . Li, N.T. Aggarwal, J. J. McCann, D. W. Gilley,
J. L. Bienias, L. L. Barnes and D. A. Evans
Suicide in older people without psychiatric disorder: D. Harwood, K. Hawton,T . Hope and R. Jacoby
Challenging behaviour in the elderly—monitoring violent incidents: R. Almvik, K. Rasmussen and P Woods...
Progression of cerebral white matter lesions is not associated with development of depressive symptoms
in elderly subjects at risk of cardiovascular diseaseT.h e PROSPER Study: C. E. Versluis, R. C. van der Mast,
M. A. van Buchem, E. L. E. M. Bollen, G. J. Blauw, J. A. H. Eekhof, N. J. A. van der Wee and A. J. M. de Craen on
behalf of the PROSPER study group
Emotional symptoms in acute ischemic stroke: B. Fure,T .B . Wyller, K. Engedal and B. Thommessen
Actigraphic measurement of agitated behaviour in dementia: G. Nagels, S. Engelborghs, E. Vioeberghs,
D. Van Dam, B. A. Pickut and P. P De Deyn
RESEARCH LETTERS
Musical hallucinations in psychiatric patients: S. M. M. Schakenraad, R. J. Teunisse and M. G. M. Olde Rikkert . . .