Multiple transitions across care settings can be disruptive for older adults with dementia and
their care partners, and can lead to fragmented care with adverse outcomes. This scoping …

Background The aging of rural populations contributes to growing numbers of people with
dementia in rural areas. Despite the key role of primary healthcare in rural settings there is …

This PhD thesis addresses the challenges of social inclusion for older men (65+ years) with
dementia in rural England. This applied study used an individually-tailored male-only …

Continuing education for dementia has been shown to be beneficial by improving informal
caregiver knowledge, dementia care, management, and caregiver physical and mental …

Objective: This study investigated the socioeconomic characteristics of dementia patients in
Greece and assessed whether these factors influence their healthcare. Methods: A cross …

This thesis comprises a description and analysis of access to primary care (PC) for
community dwelling persons living with dementia (PLWD) in Ontario. PLWD benefit from PC …

Federal and provincial governments in Canada have mobilized resources to address the
challenges of care associated with the growing population of older adults with major …

Introduction: Managing responsive behaviour (RB) is one of the major difficulties when
caring for persons with dementia. Nearly 70% of residents in long-term care facilities (LTCF) …

Provision of access to health care for all people, regardless of their socioeconomic status or
where they live, is one of the United Nations' goals of making health care a universal human …

Canada, like other countries around the world, has an ageing population and growing
numbers of people with dementia. Although rural Canada makes up 95 per cent of the …