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1	AD- the extent of the problem
2	The diagnosis and assessment of AD
3	AD prognosis. Optimal case
4	Definition of the dementia syndrome
5	Causes of dementia
6	Differentiating AD from other dementias
7	Dementia or delirium
8	Dementia or depression
9	AD risk and protective factors
10	Making a diagnosis of AD
11	Clinical features of AD
12	Clinical features of AD- Mild stage of AD (MMSE 21­30)
13	Clinical features of AD - Moderate stage of AD (MMSE 10­20)
14	Clinical features of AD - Severe stage of AD (MMSE ?)
15	Diagnosing AD in primary care ­ case-finding
16	Diagnosing AD in primary care ­ clinical history, common presentations
17	Diagnosing AD in primary care ­ clinical history, questioning
18	Diagnosing AD in primary care ­ functional assessment
19	Diagnosing AD in primary care ­ cognitive assessments, MMSE
20	Diagnosing AD in primary care ­ cognitive assessments, MMSE (continued)
21	Diagnosing AD in primary care ­ cognitive assessment.
22	Diagnosing AD in primary care ­ physical examination
23	Diagnosing AD in primary care ­ laboratory tests
24	Diagnosing AD in primary care ­ neuroimaging, computed (axial) tomography (CT)
25	The primary care management of AD ­ specialist referral
26	The role of the primary care physician in mild to moderate AD
27	The role of the primary care physician in mild to moderate AD (continued)
28	The role of the primary care physician in severe AD
29	Diagnosing AD in primary care - A systematic approach ­ summary
30	The primary care management of AD ­ follow-up
31	Caregiver support in primary care