Elder mistreatment is recognized as a pervasive public health problem with detrimental
consequences for older adults and society. Although considerable research has examined …

Background Eating and drinking problems are common among people living with later-stage
dementia, yet few studies have explored their perspectives. Objective This study aimed to …

Spousal caregivers draw upon understandings of shifting relationality to maintain a familial
understanding of their spouse with Alzheimer's disease. Working through what it means to …

Drawing on the sociology of emotions, this article investigates the socially and culturally
mediated nature of emotions and emotional care within 93 ethnic minority carers' narratives …

This contribution sets out to criticize the prominent metaphor of “death while alive” in the
context of dementia. We first explain the historical origin and development as well as the …

Infantilisations is the fourth article in a collective writing project that includes 'Infantologies','
Infantasies','Infanticides', and Infantologies II-Songs of the Cradle. It is a notion and paper …

Objective Using the concept of relational solidarity, we examine how autonomy, equality,
dignity, and personhood are practiced in the care of people living with dementia at home in …

The participation of individuals who lack decision-making capacity is essential for advancing
genomics research and neuroscience, but raises ethical and legal challenges relating to …

Falls are a major health care concern in individuals with Alzheimer disease (AD) and their
caregivers. Vestibular impairment is a known risk factor for falls, and individuals with AD …

Abstract Introduction In EDs, triage ensures that patients whose condition requires
immediate care are prioritized while reducing overcrowding. Previous studies have …