The purpose of this study was to describe how an intervention to teach family caregivers of
persons living with dementia to provide complex care tasks contributes to their self-efficacy …

Family caregivers to persons living with dementia increasingly provide complex care tasks,
though most (53%) do so without any training.“Complex care” includes medical/nursing …

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the acceptability of and satisfaction with an
interprofessional educational workshop to teach family caregivers of persons living with …

Although dementia caregiver stress and burden can be ameliorated with intervention, such
interventions typically occur in specific caregiving contexts and at specific points in the …

Objectives To illustrate specific psychosocial interventions aimed at improving self-efficacy
among family caregivers enrolled in the Care Ecosystem, a model of navigated care …

Nursing a person with dementia in a ward setting can be stressful and a challenge for staff
and patients alike. Healthcare assistants are identified as requiring a specific training …

Objectives: This study assessed the caregiving activities and training interests of family
caregivers of medically ill older adults without dementia who receive home health care …

Of the 65.7 million caregivers in the United States (US), approximately 14.9 million
caregivers provide unpaid care for a person diagnosed with dementia. Most, about 80%, of …

In recent years researchers have carried out an increasing number of clinical trials with
family caregivers of the elderly. The results of these interventions have suggested that …

Certified nursing assistants and nurses have voiced their need for education and support in
their attempts to care for residents with dementia. Staff development can easily fail to change …