Breakthroughs in Neuro-Cognitive Disorders Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA 25 February 2017

Description:
Early and accurate diagnosis of dementia is an important component of a comprehensive plan to detect, diagnose, and manage the disease. However, dementia remains underdetected and
suboptimally managed in primary and secondary care environments. These include gaps regarding new insights into the pathogenesis of dementia-related disorders, role of genetics, evidence supporting
preventive interventions, and efficacy of treatments as well as how to weigh those factors in clinical practice decisions and counsel
patients and their family.
Through aknowledgeable approach to diagnosis of dementia and use of current therapeutic options, providers will be able to incorporate
the most up-to-date research into their clinical practice and, thus, optimize patient outcomes.

Prices:
Physician: USD 110
Non Physician: USD 55
Resident/Fellow: USD 55

Time: 7:00 am to 4:00 pm