Sundowning in Older Adults: Why Late-Day Confusion Happens and How to Ease Evenings
Sundowning is a pattern of rising confusion, agitation, and restlessness that appears in the late afternoon or evening, most often in people living with dementia.
Sundowning is a pattern of rising confusion, agitation, and restlessness that appears in the late afternoon or evening, most often in people living with dementia.
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