Introduction A national consensus panel was convened to develop recommendations on
future directions for home-based dementia care (HBDC). Methods The panel summarized …

While dementia caregivers are regarded as a population with high unmet needs, there is
little consensus as to how caregivers' needs should be conceptualized and measured. This …

Given the public health magnitude of dementia and its profound and extreme ripple effects
on families, dementia caregiving warrants a focused discussion to understand this particular …

Background: Dementia is one of the world's greatest public health issues. Most people with
dementia receive home care, and family members are vulnerable to feeling burdened and …

Background Most persons with dementia live at home and want to stay there as long as
possible. In most cases, informal carers such as spouses or children care for them. Together …

Racial and ethnic minorities currently comprise 20% of the US population; in 2050, this
figure is expected to rise to 42%. As a result, Alzheimer's disease (AD), the 5 th leading …

Background: Unlike other chronic diseases, dementia caregiving is associated with
enormous psychological burden, which stresses the need for caregivers-directed …

Most persons with dementia live at home either alone or with family members over the
course of this long, progressive and terminal condition. With disease progression, most …

Objectives To clarify the unmet information needs of carers of people living with dementia,
including the stage of their care journey at which topics become relevant, and the preferred …

Purpose Perceived social support (PSS) is closely linked to health outcomes in dementia
patients. However, its continuous benefits are unclear. This mixed-methods study examined …