Difficulties in Recruiting Participants for a Research Study on Immigrant Dementia Caregiver:
Challenges in Conducting Research Page 1 BRIEF NOTE Difficulties in Recruiting Participants …

This paper reports the findings of a qualitative study conducted in Ontario, Canada with the
purpose of identifying the barriers and facilitating factors of access to dementia care by …

Abstract The National Institutes of Health ismaking efforts to increase the representation
ofminority elders in aging research. While it is oftennoted that cultural barriers may make the …

Objectives This qualitative descriptive study explored the perceptions of dementia, dementia
care, and caregiving within the African immigrant community. Methods Six community …

Decreased research participation hinders advancement in the understanding and treatment
of dementia in African Americans. This article describes the experience of a nurse …

Because of challenges involved in recruitment, little research has focused on care needs of
minority ethnic groups. This article reports on a study that recruited 186 British south Asian …

Providing assistance to a family member with Alzheimer's disease (AD), while typically an
expression of love and devotion, is often associated with declines in physical health and …

The population of immigrants in the US is increasing with older immigrants experiencing age-
related decline more rapidly than the US-born white population. Immigrants have a higher …

Objectives This study examines how nativity, dementia classification, and age of migration
(AOM) of older foreign-born (FB) adults are associated with caregiver psychological well …

Canada is working on improving the diagnosis and treatment of Canadians with cognitive
impairment and promoting living well with dementia. Despite the availability of support …