BackgroundPeople with dementia often die badly, receiving end-of-life care of poorer quality
than that given to those who are cognitively intact. AimsTo define good end-of-life care for …

Objectives People with dementia may experience poor quality end-of-life care. The complex
health and social care system may not meet their needs. The authors' objectives were to …

Background: In recent years, UK policy has increasingly recognised the importance of end-
of-life care in dementia. While professional consensus on optimal palliative care in dementia …

Background The majority of people with dementia in the UK die in care homes. The quality
of end of life care in these environments is often suboptimal. The aim of the present study …

Background Evidence consistently shows that people with advanced dementia experience
suboptimal end of life care compared to those with cancer; with increased hospitalisation …

Background People with advanced dementia often experience suboptimal end of life care
(EoLC) with inadequate pain control, increased hospitalisation, and fewer palliative care …

The end of life care received by patients with advanced dementia and their carers is of
increasing importance as the incidence of dementia is set to rise in the next 30 years …

Background Approaching end of life is often a time of vulnerability; this is particularly so for
people with dementia and their families where loss of capacity and the ability to …

Background: People with dementia have been described as the 'disadvantaged dying'with
poor end-of-life care. Towards the end of life, people with dementia cannot report on the …

Background Dementia is a progressive neurodegenerative condition characterized by
declining functional and cognitive abilities. The quality of end of life care for people with …