The impact of day care designed for persons with dementia on their family caregivers

Providing family caregivers with information, support and respite is an important fundamental objective of dementia care. Day care is one of several support and respite services for family caregivers, but there was a need for more knowledge about how day care meets family caregivers’ needs. A multi-...

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