Early detection of dementia and the Initial-phase intensive support team for preventing BPSD.

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Early detection of dementia and the Initial-phase intensive support team for preventing BPSD. Haruyasu Yamaguchi, MD Gunma University Graduate School of Health Sciences Japanese cat is now doing weight training. To prevent dementia?? Exercise is the best way. But exercise prolongs one s life, enhancing occurrence of dementia. Prevention is to postpone. I found it at a souvenir shop in Takayama.

Early detection by Amyloid imaging PIB-PET etc. Early detection by CSF tau SPECT Asymptomatic stage amci Early detection of Dementia by Questionnaire AD Dementia Exercise, diet, etc. Cognitive impairment Cerebral association cortex Neurofibrillary tangles Phospho-tau Cerebral association cortex Senile plaques Aβ -30-20 -10 0 +10 Y

Advantages and Disadvantages of early detection of dementia Patients Families and caregivers Social services Advantages Receiving pharmacological and non-pharmacological therapies Access to appropriate agencies and support networks Prevention of BPSD Mental preparation for disease progression Access to appropriate agencies and support networks Net cost reduction effects including delay of institutionalized care Disadvantages Psychological damages of anxiety and depression Risk of withdrawal, isolation, stigma and social exclusion Risk of false positive diagnosis Stigma and exclusion Care burden from early stages Shortage of social resources, including human resources Maki Y et al: Geriatr Gerontol Int 14(Supple 2):2-10, 2014

Early detection of dementia by SED-11Q, and assessment of anosognosia Caregiver answers Cut-off 2/3 Patient answers 日 本 語 版 の 質 問 票 は 山 口 晴 保 研 究 室 HPより ダウンロード 可 能 7 by caregiver Only 2 by patients 2 more Qs: Delusion and illusion for medicine Same 11 Qs Free PCM article Maki Y et al: Dement Geriatr Cogn Disord Extra 3:131-142, 2013 Maki Y et al: Geriatr Gerontol Int 14(Supple 2):2-10, 2014

Anosognosia evaluated by SED-11Q Symptoms of Early Dementia-11 Questionnaire Subjects: 13 in amci (CDR 0.5); 73 in Mild ADD (CDR 1); 21 in Moderare ADD (CDR 2) *** p < 0.001 To prevent BPSD, caregiver should understand the Anosognosia, and be careful not to warn Discrepancy shows the degree of Anosognosia Caregiver tend to give attention & warning Be careful not to fail! Patients score shows Awareness of illness amci Mild ADD Moderare ADD Maki Y et al: Dement Geriatr Cogn Disord Extra 3:351-359, 2013

Easy, quick detection of dementia by the Yamaguchi fox-pigeon imitation test 1 st Fox 2 nd Pigeon 3 Y child Normal ADD DLB

Yamaguchi fox-pigeon imitation test (YFPIT); 20 secs. Subjects: 1,219 aged people; 387 normal; 497 ADD; 98 DLB; etc. Success rate (%) Mild CDR 1 Moderate CDR 2 CDR Fox Single hand Pigeon Double hand Severe CDR 3 About 70% of demented subjects failed the imitation of pigeon. Palms Outside ADD patients showed difficulty in taking the 3 rd person s viewpoint. (Perspective taking) Self-monitoring Anosognosia Yamaguchi H : Dement Geriatr Cogn Disord 2:254-258, 2010 Yamaguchi H : Psychogeriatrics 11:221-226,2011

視 線 を 落 とす 落 ち 目 Looking down causes being out of luck. うつむく うつの 気 分 Neck flexion causes depressive feeling. He was given a diagnosis of dementia just now. He said, Early diagnosis thrown me into Early despair. 早 期 診 断 = 早 期 絶 望 Early diagnosis should be associated with early support to reduce psychological damages of anxiety and depression.

Initial-phase Intensive Support Team(IPIST) purpose to organize supporting system for early detection and early diagnosis. To enable elderly people to live in their community in a pleasant and familiar environment throughout their life, even if they come to require advanced-level care. What is IPIST? IPIST visit people with dementia (and their households). IPIST support includes: assessments of patient s state, supports for family in initial-phase (<6-months) etc. Community general support center Members of IPIST Medical and Care specialists (public health nurse, nurse, occupational therapist, social worker, LTC public aid worker) Certified doctor People supported by IPIST People with or suspected to be with dementia (40 years old and over) People live in home Person with one of (a) to (d) (a)without proper diagnosis. (b)without continual medical services. (c)without proper welfare services (d)with proper diagnosis and discontinuous services Person with severe BPSD Five-year Plan for Promotion of Dementia Measures (2013-2017) Earlier diagnosis and Intervention < Orange Plan >

Stream of the task Meeting Assessment Meeting Support Connecting Monitoring Family of demented people Hospitals & Clinics Neighbors 11 Community general support centers Primary doctor Staff Consultation Requests Asking provision of information Medical information 38/44 Report of assessment/results 46 subjects Subjects Family Welfare volunteer commissioner Medical centers for dementia IPIST Visiting staffs Assessment Support Connecting/Passing Follow up monitoring Maebashi city 3 hundred thousand people Care manager Long-Term Care Support Specialists IPIST Team meeting +Doctors +City officers Orange Plan Family care Guidebook

IPIST in Maebashi city Orange Plan Subjects: 63 persons (Visited:58 persons; Not visited 5 persons) Number of visit:2.5±1.9 times First visit 101min. Disease:Dementia? 51; Psychiatric? 3; Alcoholic 5 Problem in caregiver rather than in subjects 8 Family doctor (GP):Having 46; Not having 17 Response form GP:38/44 informed Diagnosis of dementia:already 11; Not yet 31 Japan Maebashi Ⅰ 11 Ⅰ 114 Ⅱa 22 Ⅱa 112 Mild dementia Ⅱb 16 Ⅱb 85 Ⅲa 6 Ⅲa 39 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Ⅰ Ⅱa Ⅱb Ⅲa Ⅲb Ⅳ M Unknown Independence degree of daily living for the demented elderly

Initial-phase intensive support team in Maebashi city: 1 year achievment from Sep 2013 to Sep 2014 Dementia severity BPSD Care burden DASC 21 50 40 30 20 10 0 n=22 n.s. 45.7 44.5 Before After DBD 13 25 20 15 10 5 0 15.4 n=20 n.s. Before After J-ZBI_8 18 15 12 11.6 9 20.4 6 3 0 Before n=20 p=0.02 18.6 After # Dementia severity, assessed by DASC21, did not changed. # Behavioral disturbance, assessed by DBD13, tended to improve. # Care burden, assessed by Zarit 8, improved significantly. DASC21 is a Dementia Assessment Sheet in Community-based Integrated Care System, which consisted of 21-items questionnaire asking living functions

Initial-phase intensive support team in Maebashi city: 1 year achievment from Sep 2013 to Sep 2014 Arranging, 9.5 Total 63 Subjects;Visits 2.5 +/- 1.9 times (n=46) Connected to Medical treatment Connected to Welfare service Not, 7.9 Newly, 38.1 Arranging, 20.6 Newly, 30.1 Already, 44.4 Not, 27 Already, 20.6 Most were connected to medical treatment More than half were connected to welfare service

Initial-phase intensive support team for dementia in 2013 in Japan <Orange plan> Model project Half year: 2013.9 to 2014.3 # 14 areas (city, town, village, ward) Orange Plan # Cases: Total 636 cases, 45.4 cases/area (mean) 50% of cases have difficulty in support <anosognosia (refusal), neglect, alcohol, etc> # Visits: Total 2,106 visits, 3.14 visits/case (mean) First visit 77 min. (mean); Third visit 55 min. # Team staff meeting: Total 316 times, 22.6/area (=1/w) Taking 89 min. ; 20 min./case (mean) Now going on in 108 areas (2014.9)

Take Home Message Early detection & Initial-phase intensive support team (IPIST) # Questionnaire (SED-11Q) and the Yamaguchi fox-pigeon imitation test (taking 30 sec.) contribute to early detection of dementia as a screening. # Furthermore, SED-11Q evaluates anosognosia that is difficulty in self-awareness, and is useful to prevent BPSD through caregiver education. # As an early support system, IPIST in the orange plan connects demented subjects to medical and social supports to reduce care burden, and to prevent BPSD. # We hope the subjects continue to live at-home with dignity. Tool Family care Guidebook Five-year Plan for Promotion of Dementia Measures (2013-2017) Earlier diagnosis and Intervention < Orange Plan >

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