CULTURAL ADAPTATION: THE POWER OF COMMUNITY VOICE IN DESIRING A DEMENTIA SUPPORT INTERVENTION FOR LATINE CAREGIVERS
2024
Cultural Adaptation for Dementia Support in Latine Caregivers
Sample size: 52
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Author Information
Author(s): Cotton Quinton, Kissell Paul, Johnson Elma, Nkimbeng Manka, Gaugler Joseph
Primary Institution: University of Minnesota
Hypothesis
Latine family caregivers need culturally congruent support services for dementia care.
Conclusion
Community-engaged feedback is essential for creating effective dementia support interventions for Latine caregivers.
Supporting Evidence
- Community members expressed a desire for training on health conditions related to dementia.
- Caregivers highlighted the importance of self-care and managing daily scheduling conflicts.
- Older adults emphasized the need for emotional support and respectful communication.
Takeaway
Latine caregivers want help that understands their culture and needs, especially when caring for family members with dementia.
Methodology
Data was collected through structured conversations with community members about their needs and preferences regarding dementia care.
Participant Demographics
Latine family caregivers and community members, including youth and older adults.
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