Dementia care at home is a team effort. Families and healthcare pros work together to support those living with dementia. This isn't just about doctors and nurses doing their jobs. It's about families and professionals finding common ground and working together. It's a process that changes over time. It is a process that is not always smooth. First, let's talk abo...

Caregivers are the unsung heroes who support millions of people worldwide. They take on a massive responsibility, often leading to serious stress and even health issues. It is crucial to find ways to manage this stress. If it gets too much, caregivers might not be able to keep helping. One possible solution is using digital tools to keep an eye on stress levels. Car...

In the Nordic countries, a shift is happening. More elderly people with dementia are staying in their homes for longer. This trend is pushing family members into caregiving roles. Why is this happening? Two big factors are at play. First, the population is aging. Second, cost-cutting measures are reducing formal care services. This puts a lot of pressure on families....

In Ontario, Canada, family support doesn’t stop when a loved one moves into long-term care (LTC). A recent study looked into how spouses/partners and adult children pitch in to care for LTC residents. Spouses, with an average age of 76, tend to focus on practical tasks, like mealtimes and personal care activities such as feeding. In contrast, adult children, with an ...