The Susi Q

Session 2 | Mind & Memory: Understanding Dementia with Confidence

Presented by: Dr Manisha Perera

Explore the signs of cognitive change, understand the different types of dementia, and gain practical tools to support memory, communication, safety, and quality of life for those living with dementia.

Maisha Perera, MD, is an assistant clinical professor in the Department of Internal Medicine for UCI School of Medicine. Dr. Perera is dual-board certified as a Geriatrician and as an Internal Medicine physician. She received her training at Medical School Faculty of Medicine, University of Colombo, obtained her Residency at Kaiser Permanente in Hawaii Residency Program for Internal Medicine and her Fellowship at UC Irvine School of Medicine in Geriatrics. She practices primary care along with Geriatric medicine at the Senior Health Center in Orange and in Irvine where the focus is comprehensive medicine. She is actively involved in training medical students and resident physicians in clinic and community education in the form of lecture presentations.

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