Background Persons living with dementia have various health and social care needs and
expectations, some which are not fully met by health providers, including primary care …

Discussion The responses from primary care clinicians to our questionnaires showed that
family physicians, nurses, and other health professionals who had participated in the …

Our study objective was to develop and validate a questionnaire assessing the knowledge,
attitude, and practice (KAP) of family physicians regarding dementia care and dementia …

Methods: We performed a comparative case study of two care coordination programs in
primary care targeting frequent users of healthcare services and people with Alzheimer's …

Background: The current management of patients with Dementia, primarily with Alzheimer
Disease (AD) is rapidly evolving. However, limited information is available about the current …

Dementia is a growing concern in Canada, affecting peoples' health and raising the cost of
care. Between June and October 2019, we conducted an environmental scan to identify …

Background The influence of sex and gender on the risk of dementia, its clinical presentation
and progression is increasingly being recognized. However, current dementia strategies …

Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a neurodegenerative disorder that accounts for 60%–70% of
patients with dementia, and it is estimated that over one million Canadians will be living with …

Introduction Institutional support, encompassing financial and training support, as well as
interdisciplinary teams, may be important for the quality of dementia primary care for persons …

Background Organizational and clinician characteristics are important considerations for the
implementation of evidence-based recommendations into primary care practice. The …