Listing and the use of commas
In the sentence, I want to separate "dementia and associated disease processes" from 'to describe the supportive medical management". Is the comma not necessary or does it help clarify the two statements?
Also is the rest of the sentence about medical management redundant or necessary to clarify the terminology?
See example:
The purpose of this course was to define dementia and associated disease processes, and to describe the supportive medical management utilizing up-to-date medication information including action, dosage, side effects, and rationale .
1 answer 
The comma before "and" is not necessary because the clause following it is not a complete sentence (there is no subject listed.)
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answered Feb 28 at 17:29
Kimberly
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