… impaired and equally dependent physically impaired elderly women prior to the passing of
the UK Community Care Act. … aged 75 and over living in the community. The effect of type of …

… community care services among the elderly diagnosed as persons with no cognitive impairment,
with cognitive impairment/no … diagnosis is an independent predictor of community care …

… Therefore, this study aims to better understand the relationship between cognitive
impairment and the receipt of community care services. In order to examine the relationship, …

… The recent moves towards the care of older people within the community are likely to further
increase the growing levels of dependency, both mental and physical, found in residential …

… falls in older people with cognitive impairment. However, there … community-based exercise
programs improve function in older adults living in the community with cognitive impairment…

… -community care transition interventions delivered to older adults with cognitive impairment.
… for future investigation to improve ED care for individuals with impaired cognition, an area of …

… people with cognitive impairment in community and residential … what aspects of caring for
cognitively impaired clients hassles … Results indicated that caring for the cognitively impaired …

… impairment and encourage older adults with cognitive impairment to obtain a diagnostic …
involvement of nonphysician care providers in detecting cognitive impairment and encouraging …

… older community care recipients with mild cognitive impairment (… to explore how community
health care workers enacted current … Citation26 Related to our findings, the community care …

… The proportion of older people receiving informal care, formal community care services
and residential and nursing home care remains constant by age, disability, household compo…