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Abstract
The study involved 72 patients with hallucinatory-paranoid disorders (HPD) in mixed dementia, who were included in the main group. 61 patients with mixed dementia without psychotic disorders participated in control group. The study of the clinical and psychopathological manifestations of HPD and the cha rac teris tics of cognitive impairment in mixed dementia allowed the development of the program of comprehensive personified psychosocial rehabilitation based on the principles of a comprehensive, diff erentiated and personality-oriented approach, and includes a combination of biological and psychosocial effects on all etiopathogenetic links in the development and progression of mixed dementia. The main targets in the developing system of therapy and rehabilitation were: non-cognitive psychopathological disorders, cognitive disorders, psychosocial defi ciency, concomitant somatic and neurological diseases. Effectiveness has been proven of the developed program of therapy and rehabilitation of patients with HPD in mixed dementia. Keywords: mixed dementia, hallucinatory-paranoid disorders, psychopathological manifestations, cognitive impairment, therapy, psychosocial rehabilitation
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