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Home-Based Interventions Targeting Persons with Dementia: What Is the Evidence and Where Do We Go frease progression, most persons will experience a wide range of health and quality of life challenges that remain unaddressed by the health care system. However, common symptoms and concerns such as pain, sleep disturbances, infections, behavioral symptoms, fall risk, home hazards, distressed familie

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Experiences and Perspectives of Family Caregivers of the Person with Dementia scientists, health care advocates and wellness experts. Like knowledge of the various dementias themselves, the body of information about the perceived experience of caring for a family member(s), with an Alzheimer’s type dementia, has been amassed over the last 20 years..This chapter will discuss

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Transitions in Care for the Person with Dementiafunctional and health outcomes, as well as heightened caregiver stress and spiraling health care costs. The goal of this chapter is to describe best practices that mitigate these risks through patient-centered interventions and programs for the person with dementia in periods of transition.