A qualitative study into the use of formal services for dementia by carers from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities

[1] La Fontaine J(2007)Understanding dementia amongst people in minority ethnic and cultural groups Journal of Advanced Nursing 60 605-614

[2] Ahuja J(2002)Minority ethnic groups in dementia care: a review of service needs, service provision and models of good practice Aging and Mental Health 6 101-108

[3] Bradbury NM(2006)Unruly grandmothers, ghosts and ancestors: Chinese elders and the importance of culture in dementia evaluations Journal of Cross Cultural Gerontology 21 157-177

[4] Phillips S(2006)Moving towards culturally competent dementia care: have we been barking up the wrong tree? Reviews in Clinical Gerontology 15 39-46

[5] Oyebode JR(2005)Dementia caregiving: The experiences of Hispanic/Latino caregivers Journal of Transcultural Nursing 16 163-170

[6] Daker-White G(2004)Pathways to dementia diagnosis: Evidence of cross-ethnic differences Alzheimer’s Disease and Associated Disorders 18 134-144

[7] Beattie AM(2011)A systematic review of ethnicity and pathways to care in dementia Geriatric Psychiatry 26 12-20

[8] Gilliard J(2010)A systematic review and meta-analysis of ethnic differences in use of dementia treatment, care, and research American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry 18 193-203

[9] Means R(2006)Comparative analysis of dementia and ethnicity in the NSW Aged Care Assessment Program: 1996 and 2001 Australasian Journal on Ageing 2006 24-30

[10] Elliot KS(2001)Equity of access to a memory clinic in Melbourne? Non-English speaking background attenders are more severely demented and have increased rates of psychiatric disorders International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry 16 327-334

[1] La Fontaine J(2007)Understanding dementia amongst people in minority ethnic and cultural groups Journal of Advanced Nursing 60 605-614

[2] Ahuja J(2002)Minority ethnic groups in dementia care: a review of service needs, service provision and models of good practice Aging and Mental Health 6 101-108

[3] Bradbury NM(2006)Unruly grandmothers, ghosts and ancestors: Chinese elders and the importance of culture in dementia evaluations Journal of Cross Cultural Gerontology 21 157-177

[4] Phillips S(2006)Moving towards culturally competent dementia care: have we been barking up the wrong tree? Reviews in Clinical Gerontology 15 39-46

[5] Oyebode JR(2005)Dementia caregiving: The experiences of Hispanic/Latino caregivers Journal of Transcultural Nursing 16 163-170

[6] Daker-White G(2004)Pathways to dementia diagnosis: Evidence of cross-ethnic differences Alzheimer’s Disease and Associated Disorders 18 134-144

[7] Beattie AM(2011)A systematic review of ethnicity and pathways to care in dementia Geriatric Psychiatry 26 12-20

[8] Gilliard J(2010)A systematic review and meta-analysis of ethnic differences in use of dementia treatment, care, and research American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry 18 193-203

[9] Means R(2006)Comparative analysis of dementia and ethnicity in the NSW Aged Care Assessment Program: 1996 and 2001 Australasian Journal on Ageing 2006 24-30

[10] Elliot KS(2001)Equity of access to a memory clinic in Melbourne? Non-English speaking background attenders are more severely demented and have increased rates of psychiatric disorders International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry 16 327-334