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Dementia

Dementia is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing the understanding and management of dementia-related conditions. It publishes high-quality research articles, reviews, and case studies that explore various aspects of dementia, including its causes, diagnosis, treatment, and impact on individuals and society. With a multidisciplinary approach, the journal serves as a valuable resource for researchers, clinicians, and policymakers seeking to enhance the care and support for individuals affected by dementia.
Details
Abbr. Dementia (London)
Start 2002
End Continuing
Frequency Bimonthly, 2013-
p-ISSN 1471-3012
e-ISSN 1741-2684
Country United Kingdom
Language English
Specialty Psychiatry
Metrics
h-index / Ranks: 5814 63
SJR / Ranks: 4518 895
CiteScore / Ranks: 4033 5.80
Recent Articles
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The Co-design of the Dementia Lifestyle Intervention to get healthy together (DELIGHT) program: An authentic partnership approach
Middleton L, Bechard L, Heibein W, Schneider L, Shoemaker M, Roth G, et al.
Dementia (London) . 2025 Mar; :14713012251325928. PMID: 40081381
Improving supports to enhance wellbeing of people living with dementia is a priority. Engaging people living with dementia, care partners, and other stakeholders in development of interventions increases the likelihood...
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Enhancing healthcare professionals' confidence in ethical decision-making when caring for people with dementia: A qualitative evaluation of the CARE intervention
Schou-Juul F, Tjornhoj-Thomsen T, Lauridsen S
Dementia (London) . 2025 Mar; :14713012251327704. PMID: 40080916
To evaluate the impact of the CARE intervention on healthcare professionals' perceived confidence levels and understand the factors influencing confidence in ethical decision-making in dementia care. Thematic analysis of post-intervention...
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"It's almost like not existing": Adult children's experiences of not being recognized and their perceptions of being forgotten by their parents with dementia
Wood K, Suizzo M
Dementia (London) . 2025 Mar; :14713012251324705. PMID: 40072225
Parents living with dementia sometimes do not recognize their adult child caregivers, who may then perceive they are forgotten. Yet, research on the experience of being unrecognized and perceived as...
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Beliefs and attitudes of family caregivers of People with dementia toward advance care planning: A Q methodology study
Kim J, Cho K, Hwang Y, Lee J, Baek S, Yang J, et al.
Dementia (London) . 2025 Mar; :14713012251326463. PMID: 40071594
Family caregivers' perspectives for advance care planning (ACP) are critically important to reflect the end-of-life wishes of people with dementia. Culture can influence ACP practice and people's perspectives toward it....
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Coming to terms with a changing everyday life with dementia: What can we learn from people who are diagnosed while still working?
Nygard L, Nedlund A, Issakainen M, Astell A, Boger J, Maki-Petaja-Leinonen A, et al.
Dementia (London) . 2025 Feb; :14713012251323939. PMID: 40010699
Objective: The study's aim was to better understand how persons, diagnosed with dementia while still working, strived to make sense of and come to terms with their changing everyday lives...
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Caring for an older person with dementia: Behavioral problems in the eyes of family caregivers and migrant home care workers
Ayalon L, Ulitsa N, Nebowsky A, Schweda M, von Kutzleben M
Dementia (London) . 2025 Feb; :14713012251323661. PMID: 40010380
The present study addresses the perspectives of Israeli family caregivers and migrant care workers on behavioral problems of persons with dementia. We thematically analyzed interviews with 21 migrant home care...
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Public officials' attitudes towards public participation in policymaking by people with dementia
Matsumoto H, Tsuda S, Hotta S
Dementia (London) . 2025 Feb; :14713012251324263. PMID: 40009530
Introduction: Public participation by people with dementia in relevant policymaking has been advocated to improve the quality of health systems and democratic processes. Public officials' attitude is a key determinant...
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Implementing reablement for community dwelling people with dementia: A formative evaluation using single-case experimental design
Campbell A, Poulos C, Takla C, Allen J, Lemsing K, OConnor C
Dementia (London) . 2025 Feb; :14713012251323941. PMID: 39999291
Background: Reablement is recommended to maximise functioning in people with dementia, yet in Australia, is not routinely available. This study aimed to provide insight into the implementation and program outcomes...
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Effectiveness of an educational intervention on mealtime support needs for people with dementia in residential care facilities: A cluster-randomized controlled trial
Passos L, Tavares J, Batchelor M, Figueiredo D
Dementia (London) . 2025 Feb; :14713012251323658. PMID: 39983199
Background: People with dementia face numerous challenges during mealtimes, including difficulties with food intake, cutlery use, and maintaining attention. These can lead to severe consequences such as malnutrition and aspiration...
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Characterizing diagnostic disclosure communication strategies and challenges in dementia care: A qualitative study of interprofessional clinicians across three systems
Paladino J, Chavez Granados H, Bernstein Sideman A, Davila C, Ramirez Gomez L, Lindenberger E, et al.
Dementia (London) . 2025 Feb; :14713012251321569. PMID: 39965327
Diagnostic disclosure communication in dementia care proves challenging for clinicians and inadequately addresses patient and caregiver needs. We characterized clinician communication strategies and challenges for diagnostic disclosure conversations as an...