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Specialty experience in geriatric medicine is associated with a small increase in knowledge of delirium
Journal article published in 2013 by
Rodric Peter Llewelyn Jenkin,
Patrick Musonda,
Alasdair M. J. MacLullich 
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Phyo Kyaw Myint,
Daniel H. J. Davis
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Phyo Kyaw Myint,
Daniel H. J. Davis
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Abstract
Background: delirium is underdiagnosed and undertreated. Understanding of delirium among doctors in medical and ICU settings has previously been shown to be low. We hypothesised that junior doctors who had gained experience in geriatrics, neurology or psychiatry may have an increased knowledge of delirium.