Background People with dementia and their caregivers are prone to suicidal behaviors due
to difficulty adjusting to their initial caregiving role and due to emotional disturbances …

Abstract Background and Objectives This study examined day-to-day variation in care-
resistant behaviors (CRBs) exhibited by persons living with dementia during mouth …

Objectives: to map nursing interventions that empower the Family caregiver of the person
with lower limb amputation for is role. Methods: scoping review guided by Joanna Briggs …

Family dementia caregiving has been commonly associated with psychological distress for
caregivers. Cognitive fusion, that is, the tendency to become too entangled in thoughts …

Background The world prevalence of people with dementia is increasing. Most of the care
received by people with dementia is provided by family caregivers, and this prolonged …

Informal caregiving for relatives and friends is a common experience in mid-and later-life
that creates both opportunities and challenges for mental health and well-being. Caregiving …

Introduction Optimising the management of chronicity has been a global challenge for
decades. Individuals with long-term conditions (LTCs) and their families live with them for …

Despite high prevalence of anxiety, current interventions for family carers of people with
dementia are considered to be not as effective for anxiety as they are for depression …

Background: The Hispanic and Latinx community is disproportionately affected by Alzheimer
disease and related dementias (ADRDs). In the United States, approximately 8.5 million …

Purpose In dementia family caregiving, caregiver psychopathology has been frequently
identified as a possible risk factor for the use of physically abusive, psychologically abusive …