Objectives: To compare rates of institutionalization of dementia patients cared for by Latina
and Caucasian female caregivers and to explore which caregiver and care‐recipient …

We examined experiences and concerns among caregivers of community-dwelling people
with dementia from two ethnic groups. We conducted a thematic analysis of responses to the …

There are many things to consider when discussing dementia caregiving; this chapter will
focus on the positive and negative impacts of it. We will begin by providing some …

OBJECTIVES To evaluate how eight major medical comorbidities of dementia (arthritis,
cancer, diabetes, heart disease, hypertension, lung disease, osteoporosis, and stroke) are …

Purpose: We developed manual-guided, replicable interventions based on common needs
and cultural preferences of White and African American family caregivers (CGs) of …

Caregiving for persons with dementia has been associated with exacerbated stress and
burden that can impact the health and well-being of those providing care. Spouses and adult …

This study investigated the relationship between race, finding meaning (as a positive
psychological resource variable), and the outcomes of caregiver depression and global role …

The exponential increase in the Chinese American elder population will result in a dramatic
increase in Chinese family caregivers. In spite of the projected increase, Chinese American …

Introduction We aim to determine whether racial/ethnic health disparities are a consequence
of caregiving for persons with dementia and/or health status before becoming a caregiver …

This paper provides a description of the needs of people with dementia and their family
caregivers based on clinical experience of the experts and compare the difference between …