Theodore H. Whitfield, ScD

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Helen H. Kyomen, MD, MS;Theodore H. Whitfield, ScD

July 2nd 2008

Agitation in older adults is frequently associated with multiple psychiatric and medical conditions and comorbidities. It commonly occurs in patients with anxiety, affective illness, psychosis, dementia, stroke, brain injury, delirium, or pain.

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