Definition of psychogeriatrics in English:

psychogeriatrics

plural noun ˌsʌɪkəʊdʒɛrɪˈatrɪksˌsīkōˌjerēˈatriks

treated as singular The branch of health care concerned with mental illness in elderly people.
Example sentencesExamples
- I really do see Psychogeriatrics as an area of specialist practice that spans both mental health and aged care but currently attracts support from neither.
- Each old person has their own view on the value of autonomy and on the approach of death, and there is an ethical dimension to most management decisions in psychogeriatrics.

Derivatives

psychogeriatric

adjective

They found no efficacy differences among psychogeriatric case management, general practitioners with psychogeriatric consultation and standard care in managing 86 residents with dementia with depression, psychosis or both.
Example sentencesExamples
- There is no suggestion of a home assessment, a care package, or psychogeriatric referral.
- We retrospectively reanalysed data from our single blind, randomised and controlled study of early identification of depression and pragmatic intervention by psychogeriatric consultation.
- The highest incidence of folate deficiency as measured by serum and red cell folate concentrations is in elderly populations, especially psychogeriatric patients.
- Nilsson et al found increased plasma homocysteine along with decreased serum folate, B12, and creatinine levels in 69 percent of demented and non-demented psychogeriatric patients.

psychogeriatrician

noun

Alan Bennett's diary entry about the diagnosis of Iris Murdoch's Alzheimer's, reminded me of a psychogeriatrician's comment in the late 1980s.
Example sentencesExamples
- As the patients' psychogeriatrician I assessed their fitness for discharge.
- The call to the psychogeriatrician is often the signal that a cherished relationship has undergone an irrevocable change and that a new order has taken its place as the prelude to an unwelcome full independence.

Definition of psychogeriatrics in US English:

psychogeriatrics

plural nounˌsīkōˌjerēˈatriks

treated as singular The branch of healthcare concerned with mental illness and disturbance in elderly people, particularly those who have suffered distress as a result of moving into an institution.
老年精神病学
Example sentencesExamples
- Each old person has their own view on the value of autonomy and on the approach of death, and there is an ethical dimension to most management decisions in psychogeriatrics.
- I really do see Psychogeriatrics as an area of specialist practice that spans both mental health and aged care but currently attracts support from neither.

词汇	psychogeriatrics
释义	Definition of psychogeriatrics in English: psychogeriatrics plural noun ˌsʌɪkəʊdʒɛrɪˈatrɪksˌsīkōˌjerēˈatriks treated as singular The branch of health care concerned with mental illness in elderly people. Example sentencesExamples I really do see Psychogeriatrics as an area of specialist practice that spans both mental health and aged care but currently attracts support from neither. Each old person has their own view on the value of autonomy and on the approach of death, and there is an ethical dimension to most management decisions in psychogeriatrics. Derivatives psychogeriatric adjective They found no efficacy differences among psychogeriatric case management, general practitioners with psychogeriatric consultation and standard care in managing 86 residents with dementia with depression, psychosis or both. Example sentencesExamples There is no suggestion of a home assessment, a care package, or psychogeriatric referral. We retrospectively reanalysed data from our single blind, randomised and controlled study of early identification of depression and pragmatic intervention by psychogeriatric consultation. The highest incidence of folate deficiency as measured by serum and red cell folate concentrations is in elderly populations, especially psychogeriatric patients. Nilsson et al found increased plasma homocysteine along with decreased serum folate, B12, and creatinine levels in 69 percent of demented and non-demented psychogeriatric patients. psychogeriatrician noun Alan Bennett's diary entry about the diagnosis of Iris Murdoch's Alzheimer's, reminded me of a psychogeriatrician's comment in the late 1980s. Example sentencesExamples As the patients' psychogeriatrician I assessed their fitness for discharge. The call to the psychogeriatrician is often the signal that a cherished relationship has undergone an irrevocable change and that a new order has taken its place as the prelude to an unwelcome full independence. Definition of psychogeriatrics in US English: psychogeriatrics plural nounˌsīkōˌjerēˈatriks treated as singular The branch of healthcare concerned with mental illness and disturbance in elderly people, particularly those who have suffered distress as a result of moving into an institution. 老年精神病学 Example sentencesExamples Each old person has their own view on the value of autonomy and on the approach of death, and there is an ethical dimension to most management decisions in psychogeriatrics. I really do see Psychogeriatrics as an area of specialist practice that spans both mental health and aged care but currently attracts support from neither.
随便看	have a foot in the door have a foreboding have a frog in one's throat have a frog in one's throat have a frog in throat have a funny feeling have a funny feeling about have against someone have a gander at haveage have-a-go have a go at have a go at have-a-go attitude have a go/crack/shot at have a (good) command of have a good head on one's shoulders have a good head on shoulders have a good look at have a good mind to do have a good mind to do something have a good mind to do sth have a good run for money have a (good) run for one's money have a good run for one's money