Documentation and evaluation of cognitive impairment in elderly primary care patients. Prevalence rates of major depressive disorders. The effects of varying the diagnostic criteria in an older primary care population. Hospitalization for major depression among older Americans. Predicting hospital costs among decedents over time.
Health services use and mortality among elderly primary care patients with alcoholism.
Primary care physicians medical decision-making for late life depression. Consistency and change in functional status among older adults over time. Suicidal ideation among elderly primary care patients. Hospitalization for pneumonia and subsequent mortality among older adults. The association of symptoms of depression with diagnostic testing among older adults.