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See Latest ArticlesDisagreement in preference for residential care between family caregivers and elders is greater among cognitively impaired elders group than cognitively intact elders group
International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, 06/26/09
Chau PH et al. - Cognitively intact elders were more likely to indicate preference for residential care than cognitively impaired elders. Elders, both cognitively intact and impaired, were less likely than their caregivers to indicate preference for residential care. Disagreement in preference for residential care between the elders and their caregivers was larger for the cognitively impaired group than the cognitively intact group.
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