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Physician Survey: Assessing Cognitive Decline in Primary Care
Author(s)Patient Care Editorial Staff
Primary care clinicians are on the frontline of detecting early cognitive decline. Help us understand your challenges by taking this short survey.
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Primary care clinicians are most often the first health care professionals to detect changes that signal potential cognitive decline. Patient Care would like to better understand your current approaches to clinical assessment of early cognitive impairment and any challenges to your screening efforts.
Results of this short survey (~2 minutes to complete) will help us focus our editorial content to your needs and interests. Thank you for participating.
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