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Narayan, S., Hilmer, S., Horsburgh, S., & Nishtala, P. (2013). Anticholinergic Component of the Drug
Burden Index and the Anticholinergic Drug Scale as Measures of Anticholinergic Exposure in
Older People in New Zealand: A Population-Level Study.
Drugs & Aging, 30
(11), 927-934.
doi:10.1007/s40266-013-0111-y
Neville, S. (2006). Delirium and older people: repositioning nursing care.
International Journal of Older
People Nursing, 1
(2), 113-120. doi:10.1111/j.1748-3743.2006.00019.x
Neville, S. (2008). Older people with delirium: Worthless and childlike.
International Journal of Nursing
Practice, 14
(6), 463-469.
Norris, P., Horsburgh, S., Lovelock, K., Becket, G., Keown, S., Arroll, B., et al. (2011). Medicalisation or
under-treatment? Psychotropic medication use by elderly people in New Zealand.
Health
Sociology Review, 20
(2), 202-218.
Perry, N. S. L., Bollen, C., Perry, E. K., & Ballard, C. (2003). Salvia for dementia therapy: Review of
pharmacological activity and pilot tolerability clinical trial.
Pharmacology, Biochemistry and
Behavior, 75
(3), 651-659.
