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X-WR-CALDESC:Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities are ag
ing and living longer than ever. Decline in their daily function with the
possibility of developing dementia increases with age\, especially in adul
ts with Down syndrome. Seth Keller\, MD Immediate Past President of the AA
DMD and Co-Chair of the National Task Group on Intellectual Disabilities a
nd Dementia Practices will review how changes in function can be assessed
so that an accurate and early diagnosis of dementia can be determined. Hea
lthcare advocacy and practices are all essential in ensuring that appropri
ate therapies and planning for eventual decline and associated complicatio
ns are anticipated and cared for. The guidelines of the National Task Grou
p will also be reviewed. \n\n Presenter Information: \nDr
. Seth Keller received his bachelor's degree from Temple University\, earn
ed his medical degree from The George Washington University School of Medi
cine and is board certified in neurology. He is a consulting neurologist
for New Jersey Developmental Centers and a passionate advocate for adults
with DD. Dr. Keller\, who is a member of the American Association on Intel
lectual and Developmental Disabilities (AAIDD) and the American Academy of
Neurology (AAN)\, also serves on The Arc of New Jersey's Mainstreaming Me
dical Care Board.\n\n Click here to register.
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DESCRIPTION:Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities are agi
ng and living longer than ever. Decline in their daily function with the p
ossibility of developing dementia increases with age\, especially in adult
s with Down syndrome. Seth Keller\, MD Immediate Past President of the AAD
MD and Co-Chair of the National Task Group on Intellectual Disabilities an
d Dementia Practices will review how changes in function can be assessed s
o that an accurate and early diagnosis of dementia can be determined. Heal
thcare advocacy and practices are all essential in ensuring that appropria
te therapies and planning for eventual decline and associated complication
s are anticipated and cared for. The guidelines of the National Task Group
will also be reviewed. \n\n Presenter Information: \nDr.
Seth Keller received his bachelor's degree from Temple University\, earne
d his medical degree from The George Washington University School of Medic
ine and is board certified in neurology. He is a consulting neurologist f
or New Jersey Developmental Centers and a passionate advocate for adults w
ith DD. Dr. Keller\, who is a member of the American Association on Intell
ectual and Developmental Disabilities (AAIDD) and the American Academy of
Neurology (AAN)\, also serves on The Arc of New Jersey's Mainstreaming Med
ical Care Board.\n\n Click here to register.
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SUMMARY:FREE Webinar: Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabiliti
es and Dementia\; Assessment and Healthcare Practices
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