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A roadmap of noninstitutional living options for people with dementia: “Don’t fence me in.”

2024-01-29

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Canadians overwhelmingly do not want to live in long-term-care (LTC) facilities when they age; yet many end up there for lack of homecare, because family caregivers burn out, or because they and their professional advisors are unaware of alternatives to institutions. Not only is institutional dementia care problem-driven, it segregates disabled people, thereby abrogating human rights. Because systemic ageism and a...

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16385883-231c-5b0e-87c4-d5c577381720
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10.20944/preprints202401.1968.v1
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