Background With continued increase in global migration, older people population in most
countries is culturally diverse. Despite lesser preference for nursing home placement …

Importance The pool of studies examining ethnic and racial differences in hospice use and
end-of-life hospitalizations among patients with dementia is limited and results are …

INTRODUCTION We set out to map evidence of disparities in Alzheimer's disease and
Alzheimer's disease related dementias healthcare, including issues of access, quality, and …

Abstract Objectives The United States has seen increasing shifts toward home-and
community-based services (HCBS) in place of institutional care for long-term services and …

Assisted living communities are the final home for many of their residents, most of whom are
older, frail, and cognitively or functionally impaired. Yet little is known about end-of-life care …

Assisted Living (AL) has become an important residential long-term care option in the United
States, yet very little is known about the nature and quality of care received in this setting by …

Background: Racial and ethnic minoritized people with dementia (PWD) are at high risk of
disenrollment from hospice, yet little is known about the relationship between hospice …

Background Families play a critical role in end‐of‐life (EOL) care for nursing home (NH)
residents with dementia. Despite the important role of family, little is known about the …

This article describes a quality improvement project implemented by a national postacute
long-term care organization aimed at enhancing the provision of palliative care to nursing …

Background: Older adults with dementia including Alzheimer's disease may have difficulty
communicating their treatment preferences and thus may receive intensive end-of-life (EOL) …