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work_3z5p3pcubvfq3hqnwd76pgujje	C. H. Sadowsky	Guidelines for the Management of Cognitive and Behavioral Problems in Dementia	2012.0	17	.pdf	application/pdf	13555	3377	71	Family physicians play a crucial role in the management and ongoing care of patients with Alzheimer Strategies for improving behavior include ensuring that the patient's environment is safe, calm, and predictable; removing environmental stressors; and identifying and avoiding for patients with dementia ideally will improve functional status to a level that is detectable by caregivers patients with AD or mild cognitive impairment demonstrated that Axona therapy was associated with significant improvements in ADAS-Cog; however, the one study, after discontinuation of therapy, rivastigmine-treated patients showed less deterioration in cognitive function compared with placebotreated patients, suggesting an effect on disease change of 4 points is considered clinically significant for patients with mild to moderate dementia.39,40 As such, the symptomatic improvements effective in alleviating or preventing behavioral problems in individuals with dementia and should be considered first.6,59,61 A recent consensus statement recommended that all treatment approaches start with	./cache/work_3z5p3pcubvfq3hqnwd76pgujje.pdf	./txt/work_3z5p3pcubvfq3hqnwd76pgujje.txt