This article presents results from interviews with twelve persons with mild dementia about
how life had changed since they received their diagnosis, exploring their experiences of …

Background The inclusion of stakeholders throughout the research process has been
gaining recognition as an approach that can improve the quality and impact of research …

Background Early diagnosis and intervention for people with dementia is increasingly
considered a priority, but practitioners are concerned with the effects of earlier diagnosis and …

Objectives In the context of a growing number of dementia friendly communities (DFCs)
globally, a need remains for robust evaluation, and for tools to capture relevant evidence …

Abstract The National Institutes of Health ismaking efforts to increase the representation
ofminority elders in aging research. While it is oftennoted that cultural barriers may make the …

The voices of people living with dementia are rarely included in primary data collection due
to cognitive challenges and the concerns of researchers and others about limitations …

In this relatively new field, methods that allow meaningful engagement are being iteratively
developed. Greater community and patient engagement will be a prerequisite for increasing …

Recently, professional understanding of dementia has broadened and has opened up new
thinking about how we can provide more imaginative, responsive and'person …

Psychosocial interventions are emerging as potentially important therapies for primary care,
partly to fill a therapy 'vacuum'and partly because the evidence base for their effectiveness is …

Objectives: Whilst a range of psychosocial interventions are used for people with dementia,
there lacks evidence for the processes which underpin them. Systematic reviews focus on …