Objectives: While early diagnosis of younger-onset dementia (YOD) is crucial in terms of
accessing appropriate services and future planning, diagnostic delays are common. This …

Objective The objective of this study is to identify factors determining the time to diagnosis for
young‐onset dementia (YOD), defined as dementia with symptom onset before age 65 …

BackgroundThe extent to which specific factors influence diagnostic delays in dementia is
unclear. Therefore, the aim of the present study was to compare duration from symptom …

Background: Service planning for people with younger onset dementia (YOD; an onset of
symptoms before the age of 65 years) relies on prevalence estimates, with existing models …

Objectives Young onset dementia is associated with distinctive support needs but existing
research on service provision has been largely small scale and qualitative. Our objective …

Young onset dementia (YOD), where symptoms of dementia have an onset before the age of
65, has become more prominent due to the population increase from the Baby Boomer …

Background: Young onset dementia is associated with a longer time to diagnosis compared
to late onset dementia. Earlier publications have indicated that atypical presentation is a key …

Young‐onset dementia comprises a heterogeneous range of dementias, with onset at less
than 65 years of age. These include primary dementias such as Alzheimer disease …

OBJECTIVE: To investigate the time from symptom onset to institutionalization in persons
with young-onset dementia (YOD) and compare these findings with late-onset dementia …

Objectives: Receiving a timely and accurate diagnosis and gaining access to age-
appropriate support for younger people living with dementia (YPD) remains a challenge …