The extent to which technology may be able to support people with dementia and their
carers along the care pathway and in different care settings is of interest to policy makers …

There are currently no disease modifying treatments for dementia, which is a life-limiting
illness, and deaths with dementia are increasingly common. In the World Alzheimer Report …

Objectives In response to a commissioned research update on dementia during the COVID‐
19 pandemic, a UK‐based working group, comprising dementia researchers from a range of …

This document is available through the website ltccovid. org, which was set up in March
2020 as a rapidly shared collection of resources for community and institution-based long …

Background Policy responses to mitigate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on long-
term care (LTC) require robust and timely evidence on mortality and spread of the disease in …

This report presents the findings of research commissioned by Alzheimer's Society to update
the Dementia UK (2007) report. It provides a synthesis of best available evidence for the …

Background Existing models for forecasting future care needs are limited in the risk factors
included and in the assumptions made about incoming cohorts. We estimated the numbers …

The research reported here is concerned with the future of informal care over the next thirty
years and the effect of changes in informal care on demand for formal services. The …

This paper reports findings from a European Commission funded study of future long-term
care expenditure in Germany, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom, and presents projections …

Background Projections are presented of future numbers of older people with cognitive
impairment (CI) in England, their demand for long‐term care (LTC) services and future costs …