Impact of educational interventions on health-care professionals’ knowledge and practices in dementia detection and management: A systematic review
Authors:
- Krishna Prasad PathakKrishna Prasad Pathak
- Natalia Cristina de OliveraNatalia Cristina de Olivera
- Chhabindra Prasad GaireCGChhabindra Prasad Gaire
- Chiranjivi AdhikariChiranjivi Adhikari
- Yadu Ram UpretiYadu Ram Upreti
- Alessandra Paula Ferreira Moreira NeumannANAlessandra Paula Ferreira Moreira Neumann
- Jonu Tamang PakhrinJPJonu Tamang Pakhrin
- Bhagwan AryalBhagwan Aryal
- Pushkar Singh RaikholaPushkar Singh Raikhola
- 23 April 2026
- journal article
- review article
- Published by Taylor & Francis in Educational Gerontology
- p. 1-21
Abstract
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