Abstract Development is a cumulative, lifelong process, but strikingly little is known about
development in midlife. As a consequence, many misconceptions exist about the nature of …

Background Fragmented delivery of health and social services can impact access to high-
quality, person-centred care. The goal of system navigation is to reduce barriers to …

COVID-19 has had a negative impact on family caregivers, whether the care receivers lived
with the caregiver, in a separate community home, in supportive living, or in long-term care …

The COVID-19 pandemic has considerably strained health care providers and family
caregivers. Double-duty caregivers give unpaid care at home and are employed as care …

Objectives Providers who work closely with ethnic minority people with dementia and their
families are pivotal in helping them access services. However, few studies have examined …

Evidence suggests that family carers of culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) people
living with dementia experience higher stress and unmet need than the general Australian …

The 'family crisis' narrative is frequently used in dementia studies to explain ethnic minority
families' pathways to health and aged care and why there is delayed dementia diagnoses in …

Background More effective ways of managing symptoms of chronic and terminal illness
enable patients to be cared for, and to die, at home. This requires patients and family …

The article explores the reasons why alternative terminology to elder orphan without access
to informal support is needed for research and clinical practices. Topics mentioned include …

Background: Managing medications can impose difficulties for patients and families which
may intensify towards the end of life. Family caregivers are often assumed to be willing and …