Background: People living with dementia (PLWD) and their care partners (dementia caring
dyads) are at a heightened risk of experiencing stress-related symptoms and conditions. Yet …

An insufficiency of research exists concerning active-duty enlisted soldiers pursuing
education beyond a high school diploma. Although Army leaders and the American people …

The number of older drivers with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) is increasing. This
research examined self-regulation practices over one-year and plans to cease driving in …

This thesis explores how mobility research can contribute to the development of the concept
of social health for dementia. Specifically, the focus is on the mobility of people with memory …

This thesis provides an empirically based reflexive account of the social space occupied by
people with dementia facing the end-of-life. It addresses how knowledge in the field is …

People with a disability are one of the largest minority groups in Australia, and people with
an invisible disability are a significant subgroup of this population. Invisible (or hidden) …

Introduction: people with dementia may benefit from technology to enhance their quality of
life (QoL), reduce social isolation and potentially improve cognition. Adapting existing …

Background Recruiting individuals with dementia for clinical trials within primary care is
complex, involving socio-cultural, psychological, geographical, and service-related factors …

Background: Most people with dementia live with another long-term condition requiring
additional support. There is little evidence about how long-term condition guidance is …

Abstract Background: Person-Centered-Care (PCC) requires knowledge about patient
preferences. Among People-livingwith-Dementia (PlwD) data on quantitative, choice-based …