Experiences in early stage Alzheimer's disease

MacQuarrie, Colleen R.

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MacQuarrie, C. R. (2005). Experiences in early stage Alzheimer's disease: understanding the paradox of acceptance and denial. Aging & Mental Health, 9, 430-441.

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Title: Experiences in early stage Alzheimer's disease
Subtitle: understanding the paradox of acceptance and denial
Author(s): MacQuarrie, Colleen R.
Source: Aging & Mental Health
Genre: Journal Article
Date: 2005
Volume: 9
Start Page: 430
End Page: 441
Department: Psychology
Abstract: A wealth of information about the biomedical aspects of Alzheimer's disease (AD), the most prevalent dementia among people over age 65, stands in counterpoint to the lack of systematic inquiry around the lived experiences of people with AD. Thirteen (four women, nine men) people, recently diagnosed with early stage AD, participated in this 6-month longitudinal study.
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