Survey describes clinician-reported barriers to diagnosing cognitive impairment in primary care, highlighting differences between physicians and advanced-practice clinicians.
As cognitive impairment (CI) prevalence rises and primary care screening becomes commonplace, it is critical to understand how to support clinicians. We describe clinician-reported barriers to diagnosing and managing care for patients with CI in a health system with standardized screening. We also explore whether barriers differ by clinician type-physician or advanced-practice clinician (APC).
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