… a person with mild to moderate dementia and a family carer, who provides at least 4 hours
of practical support per week, at random between COTiD-UK and treatment as … of COTiD-UK …

… Providing community occupational therapy as delivered in this study did not improve ADL …
, or mood in people with dementia nor sense of competence or mood in family carers. Future …

Full article: Exploring the need for a new UK occupational therapy intervention for people
with dementia and family carers: Community Occupational Therapy in Dementia (COTiD). A …

… people with dementia and their family carers They were all involved in training and supervising
the occupational therapists to deliver COTiD-UK, and authors 1 and 2 also delivered the …

… community occupational therapy intervention for people with mild to moderate dementia and
their family carers in the UK (COTiD-UK… In order to inform the development of the COTiD-UK …

… data showed that COTiD-UK was more expensive than treatment as usual and didn’t significantly
improve health outcomes in people with dementia or their family carers over six months …

… ] (occupational therapist interviewed the person with dementia … (occupational therapist
interviewed the family carer about … COTiD-UK checklist was used by the occupational therapists to …

… comprising a person with mild to moderate dementia and a family carer, who provides at
least 4 hours of practical support per week, at random between COTiD-UK and treatment as …

… We trained 44 occupational therapists to deliver COTiD-UK, of whom 32 proceeded to the
RCT and were allocated at least one pair each, although one was subsequently unavailable to …