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Barriers and facilitators to diagnosing and managing apathy in Parkinson's disease: a qualitative study.

BMC Neurol · 2019 · PMC6533742 · PMID 31126259

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and I talk to the patient about this also because usually when they tell me about it, they can recognize some aspects [of apathy].” HCP P2 “Those who have apathy also have quite significant depression or cognitive impairment.” HCP P1 “I try and dispel misconceptions about it, particularly one of the more common misconceptions is that their relative is in fact depressed, and suffering from a sadness or a dislike of whatever the activities are.” HCP P5 “I started to notice that for depression I ... feel that ... you feel down, you feel teary.

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