Rachel Kirwan, Fintan Sheerin, Eimear McGlinchey, Philip McCallion, Mary McCarron
Functional loss in older adults with intellectual disabilities and dementia

In this population, functional loss could be an early indicator of dementia

29 Jun 2022
Functional loss in older adults with intellectual disabilities and dementia

In this population, functional loss could be an early indicator of dementia

29 Jun 2022
Functional loss in older adults with intellectual disabilities and dementia

In this population, functional loss could be an early indicator of dementia

29 Jun 2022
Functional loss in older adults with intellectual disabilities and dementia

In this population, functional loss could be an early indicator of dementia

29 Jun 2022
Functional loss in older adults with intellectual disabilities and dementia

In this population, functional loss could be an early indicator of dementia

29 Jun 2022

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