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Welcome back to the Curb Siders.

What hello Matthew. How are you doing?

I'm doing well. Tonight we're going to be talking about dementia with returning guest Dr. Josh Wee.

I'm Dr. Matthew Wato. Here with me is Dr. Stuart Kent Brigham who you just heard.

And of course the great Dr. Paul Nelson Williams. Before Paul tells you what it is we do on this show,

I wanted to remind everybody that they can claim CME credit for this episode.

Any healthcare professional can claim CME for this episode at curbsiders.vcuhealth.org.

That's made possible by our partnership with VCU Health Continuing Education.

And now Paul, could you tell us what do we do on this show?

And then if you could introduce our special guest co-host and she can introduce the guest.

Sure Matt, we are the internal medicine podcast.

We use expert interviews to renew clinical pearls and practice changing knowledge.

And with us we have a ME doctor, ME Okomodo, who is the producer for this episode

and who worked with our fantastic guest to put together an amazing episode about the workup and management of dementia.

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