Caregivers of persons with Alzheimer's disease (AD) provide an inordinate and escalating
level of care. It has been postulated that:(1) religious beliefs and/or spirituality may assist …

Despite consistent findings of ethnic differences in dementia caregiver burden, only cursory
attempts have been made to examine the cultural mechanisms underlying these differences …

Objectives To establish the prevalence of loneliness among family caregivers of people with
dementia and to identify potential risk factors for loneliness. Methods Using data from the …

Purpose. This study provides an analysis of the Latino caregiving community in Southeast
Texas and the role community based care management plays in influencing caregiver …

Abstract Objectives Mexican Americans (MA) are more likely to have cognitive impairment
and dementia (CID), be diagnosed at an earlier age and live with CID longer, compared to …

Abstract Purpose of the Study: Using an interpretive phenomenological approach, this study
explored the meaning African American (AA) caregivers ascribed to the dementia-related …

The purpose of this study was to examine the experiences of Chinese American caregivers
who provide care for family members with Alzheimer's disease (AD). Individual interviews …

Background and Objectives: For persons with dementia, the relationships between caregiver
burden, physical frailty, race, behavioral and psychological symptoms (BPSD), and other …

This article explores the cultural clashes that occurred when Chinese patients at an
Alzheimer's center in California were evaluated for dementia. Lack of familiarity with …

While studies investigating factors associated with carer burden suggest that intellectual
impairment and behavioural disturbance in the care recipient are more demanding for the …