Introduction The dementia experience is not a monolithic phenomenon—and while core
elements of dementia are considered universal—people living with dementia experience the …

Background There is increasing interest in using robots to support dementia care but little
consensus on the evidence for their use. The aim of the study is to review evidence about …

Dementia affects> 50 million worldwide, causing progressive cognitive and physical
disabilities. Its caregiving burden falls largely onto informal caregivers, who experience their …

The Medicare hospice benefit was originally designed around a cancer disease paradigm
but increasingly serves people living with dementia. At this time, almost half of all older …

Background Over the past decade, medical care has shifted from institutions into home
settings—particularly among persons with dementia. Yet it is unknown how home‐based …

Advancements in Alzheimer's disease and related dementias (ADRD) research on the US
population acknowledge the importance of the high burden of ADRD on segments of the …

BACKGROUND/OBJECTIVES Hospice care confers well‐documented benefits to patients
and their families, but it is underutilized. One potential reason is inadequate family support to …

People enrolling in hospice expect that they will be supported through the dying process,
ideally within the comfort of their own homes. This means that patients and caregivers …

Paid caregivers (eg, home health aides, home care workers) provide essential care to
people with dementia living at home; this study explored family caregiver perspectives on …

Informal/family caregivers (ICs) of older people with dementia (PwD) can suffer from
depression and burnout. However, digital solutions can potentially provide innovative ways …