In this article, we explore the psychological process through which Vietnamese family
caregivers adjust to their role as primary caregivers for their relatives with dementia. The …

The goal of this qualitative study was to describe the beliefs and experiences of Vietnamese
caregivers caring for a family member with dementia and to elicit their ideas about promising …

Objectives This study aims to examine the help-seeking process of family caregivers for
persons with dementia (PWD) in Vietnam, and how health and cultural beliefs shape this …

The prevalence of dementia is increasing, especially in Asia. Caregivers of people with
dementia are at greater risk of psychological morbidity; however, most studies on caregiving …

In Vietnam, the majority of dementia caregivers are women. They play multiple social roles,
confronting role conflicts, and caregiving burdens with insufficient social supports. Dementia …

Family members provide the majority of caregiving to individuals living with Alzheimer's
disease (AD) and related dementias. Asian American families are disproportionately …

Background and aims Globally, two thirds of people with dementia are cared for by their
families or friends. Family caregivers' coping strategies of managing the caregiving burden …

Background Vietnam is one of the fastest-aging countries in the world with a rising number
of people with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias (ADRD). Families in Vietnam …

Throughout Asian societies, family members often adopt the role of caregiving for older
persons, providing essential care for loved ones with dementia. To date, there has been …

Objective: A systematic meta-synthesis of qualitative studies was conducted to interpret and
synthesise findings from studies investigating the experiences, quality of life, and …