Objective The objective of this review is to critically examine, evaluate, and synthesize the
literature on resilience in family caregiving for people with dementia. Methods A systematic …

Rural areas tend to be inhabited by more older people and thus have a higher prevalence of
dementia. Combined with lower population densities and more sparse geography, rural …

Abstract Background Persons with dementia (PwD) need support to remain in their own
homes as long as possible. Family caregivers, homecare nurses and general practitioners …

Purpose To assess whether financial or health‐related barriers were more common among
rural caregivers and whether rural caregivers experienced more caregiving‐related …

The objective of this exploratory study was to explore potential associations between
changes to caregiver burden (CB) due to the COVID-19 pandemic and rural-urban status …

Introduction: Rural-urban differences in the characteristics of unpaid caregivers of adults in
the USA were explored. Methods: Using'Caregiving in the US 2015', a survey fielded by the …

Purpose Unpaid family caregivers provide extensive support for community-dwelling
persons living with dementia, impacting family caregivers' health and wellbeing. Further …

Dementia is a progressive disease that puts substantial strain on caregivers. Many persons
with dementia (PwDs) receive care from a relative. Since male and female caregivers …

Forecasts of increasing prevalence of dementia in rural settings, coupled with reliance on
family caregiver support, indicate that a greater understanding of caregiver distress in these …

The Zarit Burden Interview (ZBI) is commonly used to measure dementia caregiver burden,
but its factor structure is unclear. A two-factor structure for the 12-item ZBI,“personal strain” …