Background A quarter of people in general hospitals have dementia. Limited existing studies
suggest that hospital care experiences of people living with dementia, and the involvement …

About one third of geriatric patients admitted to an acute care setting suffer from dementia as
second diagnosis. For those patients, a hospital stay can negatively influence health …

Aim. To outline the experiences of family caregivers in Brisbane, Australia who have placed
a relative with dementia into long‐term care. Background. Whilst the aged care literature in …

Aims To explore the experiences of informal caregivers of people with dementia with the
hospitalization of their relative concerning patient care, interactions with nurses, caregivers' …

Aim To explore the role and needs of the family carer across different acute care contexts
and their level of involvement in the care of their relative with dementia in this setting …

Aims and objectives To identify and examine existing research exploring how people with
dementia and nurses view acute hospital care. Background Admission to hospital can be …

Aims and objectives To generate insights about what matters and is valued by family
members of older people with dementia in the emergency department. To explore the …

It is estimated that a quarter of acute hospital beds are in use by older people with dementia
at any one time. Little empirical research has been carried out that has specifically examined …

Background Dementia is a global issue, with increasing prevalence rates impacting on
health services internationally. People with dementia are frequently admitted to hospital, an …

Aims and objectives. To provide insight into family caregiver perspectives on social relations
within the 'caregiving triangle'between family caregiver, professional caregiver and elderly …