Objectives Heavy demands upon dementia caregivers can lead to a number of poor health
outcomes including declines in physical, mental, and brain health. Although dementia …

Background Dementia requires more long-term, serious care from caregivers. In 75% of
these cases, people with dementia receive care at home and one or more family members is …

The purpose of this article is to pinpoint the cultural and ethnic influences on dementia
caregiving in Chinese American families through a systemic review and analysis of …

Family caregiving for individuals with dementia is an increasingly complex issue that affects
the caregivers' and care recipients' physical, mental, and emotional health. This article …

While family caregiving for persons with dementia has been recognized as a major stressor
for over twenty years, attention to the role of cultural values in influencing the stress and …

Issues of ethnicity and culture, as they relate to Alzheimer disease and related disorders,
continue to be under-studied. This article highlights the limited findings regarding ways in …

The proportion of minority elders with dementia in the United States is projected to rise
substantially. This study elicited perceptions of the caregiving experience from informal …

Despite evidence of ethnic differences in family caregivers' experiences, the extent to which
caregiver interventions are culturally tailored to address these differences is unknown. A …

In addition to numerous care responsibilities, family caregivers are expected to navigate
health systems and engage in healthcare management tasks on behalf of their persons …

Purpose: This research reviewed studies that compare two or more racial, ethnic, national,
or cultural groups on aspects of the dementia caregiving experience. Design and Methods …