This forum expands and reframes the lens of dementia caregiving research among diverse
racial and ethnic groups to better understand the unique needs, stressors, and strengths of …

Background It is well established that the incidence, prevalence and presentation of mental
disorders differ by gender, ethnicity and age, and there is evidence that there is also …

This article discusses the importance of a pilot study in undertaking phenomenological
qualitative inquiry for culturally competent research. The pilot work was conducted in …

Despite evidence of ethnic differences in family caregivers' experiences, the extent to which
caregiver interventions are culturally tailored to address these differences is unknown. A …

Background: Understanding the health care experience of people with dementia and their
caregivers is becoming increasingly important given the growing number of affected …

Objectives The present study evaluated knowledge of Alzheimer's disease (AD) in four
ethnic groups of older adults. Methods Ninety‐six Anglo, 37 Latino, 30 Asian, and 30 African …

Issues of ethnicity and culture, as they relate to Alzheimer disease and related disorders,
continue to be under-studied. This article highlights the limited findings regarding ways in …

Alzheimer disease and related dementias present considerable challenges to health-care
and medical systems worldwide. In the USA, older Black and Latino individuals are more …

Purpose: We explored cross-cultural similarities and differences in minority family
caregivers' perceptions of the onset and diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease in their relatives …

Prior literature emphasizes that Asian Americans with dementia may be particularly
vulnerable to the stigma of chronic and severe mental illness. However, there is a dearth of …