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107 Caring for older adults with dementia

Wednesday, August 1, 2012: 12:30 PM-2:00 PM
NB 440 (Faculty of Economics)

RC11 Sociology of Aging (host committee)

Language: English
Session Organizer:
Neena CHAPPELL, University of Victoria, Canada
Chair:
Kate O'LOUGHLIN, University of Sydney, Australia
107.1
La spécialisation des modes de prise en charge de la maladie d'alzheimer en France : Entre levier d'évolution des carrières professionnelles, désinsertion sociale des patients et renforcement de la stigmatisation (Oral Presentation)
Lucie LECHEVALIER HURARD, Université Paris 13, France

107.2
Conceptual analysis of “dementia” among family caregivers in Japanese SHGs (Oral Presentation)
Shu KINOSHITA, Kyoto University, Japan

107.3
Families caring for assisted living and nursing home residents with dementia: Does setting matter? (Oral Presentation)
Laurel STRAIN, University of Alberta, Canada; Colleen MAXWELL, University of Waterloo, Canada

107.4
Dementia stories: Representations of carers (Oral Presentation)
Allison KIRKMAN, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand

107.5
The gendered nature of caregiver perceptions of the effectiveness of cholinesterase inhibitors (ChEI) for those with dementia (Oral Presentation)
Neena CHAPPELL, University of Victoria, Canada; Malcolm MACLURE, Government of British Columbia, Canada

107.6
Mental fitness for dimentia patients: Can it work? (Distributed Paper)
Beverly SANBRN, Belmont Senior Living, USA

107.7
What is the value of keeping patients at home if informal caregivers become exhausted to the detriment of their own life satisfaction? (Distributed Paper)
Michèle BAUMANN, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg; Sophie COUFFIGNAL, Centre for Health Studies, Luxembourg; Katia LURBE I PUERTO, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg; Nearkasen CHAU, INSERM, University Paris-Sud, Univversity Paris Descartes, France

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