Background: In the United States, dementia specialty centers affiliated with centers of
excellence for research hold promise as locations to develop innovative, holistic care in care …

Introduction Palliative care focuses on reducing suffering and improving quality of life for
individuals with serious illness and their families. In an effort to develop palliative care …

Abstract Background The United States faces a growing challenge with over 6.5 million
people living with dementia (PLwD). PLwD and their caregivers struggle with cognitive …

Background Limited access to specialized palliative care exposes persons with late-stage
Alzheimer's disease and related dementias (ADRD) to burdensome treatment and …

Background: Little is known about the provision of palliative care to people with dementia
(PWD). Objective: To examine demographic and clinical characteristics of PWD versus …

Objective To describe the design, development, and baseline characteristics of enrollees of
a home-based, interdisciplinary, dyadic, pilot dementia care program. Design Single-arm …

In the second decade of the 21st century, the impor-tance of the patient voice in designing
and providing healthcare has been increasingly recognized. Initiatives that plan care around …

Dementia is a syndrome that is progressive, degenerative, and terminal. The palliative care
philosophy aims to maximize quality of life for the dying individual and is both beneficial for …

Objectives This study explored the process of care for persons living with dementia (PLWDs)
in various care settings across a tertiary care system and considers challenges and …

Abstract The original Palliare Project was completed by a collaboration of seven European
countries. The featured publication (Tolson et al 2017)–an editorial–compresses the findings …