GERRI, an acronym for geriatric evaluation by relative's rating instrument, is a diagnostic tool for rating cognitive function, social function and mood in geriatric patients.[1]
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- Burns, Alistair S.; Lawlor, Brian A.; Craig, Sarah (1999). "Caregiver assessments". Assessment Scales in Old Age Psychiatry. Taylor & Francis. pp. 233–54. ISBN 978-1-85317-562-6.
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