The majority of the existing evidence-base on violence against women focuses on women of
reproductive age (15–49), and globally there is sparse evidence concerning patterns of and …

Despite significant impacts on employee health, workplace violence tends to be minimized
and normalized by service workers and by organizations, with employees implicitly held …

Abstract Background and Objectives Although it is generally acknowledged that the
changing behaviors of some people living with dementia can be emotionally exhausting for …

Family carers affected by violent, abusive or harmful behaviour by the older person for whom
they care face social and epistemic challenges in developing and sharing knowledge about …

Objectives: Alzheimer's disease (AD), the most common type of dementia, is one of the most
feared diseases, obstructing help-seeking, and leading to discrimination. While research …

Systematic, in-depth exploration of news media coverage of aggression and older adults
remains sparse, with little attention to how and why particular frames manifest in coverage …

This article explores a hidden and under-acknowledged dimension of caring in family life:
when older people with care needs act in a harmful, abusive or violent way towards the …

Despite efforts to acknowledge diversity among unpaid caregivers, Canadian research,
advocacy, practice, and policy tend to be based in and to reproduce dominant social and …

Abstract Interpretations of family carer empowerment in much nursing research, and in home‐
care practice and policy, rarely attend explicitly to families' choice or control about the …

Persons with Alzheimer's disease (AD) may experience stigma related to having a
neurodegenerative disease. This study combined attribution theory and constructs of aging …