Barriers and facilitators to providing rehabilitation for long-term care residents with dementia: a qualitative study
Actualmente, se estima que en Canadá hay 733.040 adultos mayores con demencia, y se proyecta que esta cifra aumentará a casi un millón en 2030 y a 1,7 millones para 2050. <br><br> Muchas personas con demencia requerirán cuidados a largo plazo (CLP), definidos como atención residencial para persona...
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