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Dementia knowledge among general practitioners: first results and psychometric properties of a new instrument
International Psychogeriatrics, 11/04/09
Pentzek M et al. – The newly developed dementia–knowledge test for GPs can be used in observational studies, in which a rough and easy to use instrument is required.
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