Association between behavioral and psychological symptoms and psychotropic drug use among old people with cognitive impairment living in geriatric care settings

Publisher： Cambridge University Press

E-ISSN： 1741-203x|25|9|1415-1423

ISSN： 1041-6102

Source： International Psychogeriatrics, Vol.25, Iss.9, 2013-09, pp. : 1415-1423

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