In Canada, the literature regarding First Nations people's experiences with dementia is
sparse, as is the literature relating to the health and wellness of Indigenous dementia …

Recent studies suggest dementia is an emerging health issue for Indigenous peoples in
Canada. In this article, we explore findings concerning informal dementia caregiving in …

Aims To appraise the empirical literature on the needs of Indigenous informal caregivers
caring for people living with dementia in Indigenous communities. Design Whittemore and …

Age-related dementias present a significant health concern in Canada, particularly for
Indigenous communities, in which rates of dementia are estimated to be 34 per cent higher …

Abstract The Canadian Indigenous population has an increased prevalence and earlier
onset of dementia than the Canadian non-Indigenous population. We are interviewing …

Caregivers are integral to the quality of life for older adults living with dementia who are
aging in place. The lack of training and culturally appropriate resources available for …

Abstract Background Research with Indigenous populations in North America has
consistently demonstrated divergent views on caregiving for people living with dementia …

Pursuing pathways to care is critical in the movement towards genuinely addressing the
health status, and its relationship to dementia amongst Indigenous older adults in their …

Background The File Hills Qu'Appelle Tribal Council (FHQTC) is an organization that
represents eleven distinct Indigenous communities in the heart of Treaty 4 Territory in …

Dementia can be overwhelming to families and their caregivers. Informal caregiving is a
widespread mode of providing dementia care in African American communities, yet impact …