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What is financial exploitation of the elderly?

How do I know if a loved one might be a victim?

What are ways to prevent or address financial exploitation?

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-Understand what exactly Dementia is and what does it mean.

-Be able to identify the medical issues and diagnosis as well as treatment.

-To understand how ‘capacity’ is related to dementia and how this impacts elders.

-Learn how elders with dementia can avoid financial abuse when their capacity has been compromised.

Are you one of the 15 million caregivers looking after a loved one with Alzheimer’s or other dementia? Help scientists understand how the caregiving lifestyle impacts brain performance. Join the Caregivers’ Health-eBrain project and participate in an online study to assess your cognition. 30 minutes of your time is all it takes.

For more information or to join the study go to www.health-ebrainstudy.org.

Researchers at the University of California San Francisco are testing a program for family caregivers of people with dementia. Six positive emotion based skill-building sessions are delivered one-on-one via videoconferencing on study-supplied tablet computers, so caregivers can take part from anywhere in the USA. Study consists of six weekly hour-long sessions, nightly home practice, and online surveys. To be eligible, you must be the primary caregiver of someone with any type of degenerative dementia, and you must have consistent access to a reliable wifi connection for your weekly sessions. For more information, please access our website:

http://leafstudy.ucsf.edu, email us at: [email protected], or call (415) 514-2935.

Researchers are seeking to learn about health and self-care behaviors of family caregivers. Eligible participants must be a primary caregiver to a relative 50+ with a chronic illness, disability, or terminal illness, provide 10+ hours of care per week, and have been a caregiver for at least 6 months. Information will be collected through an online survey which is estimated to take 20 to 25 minutes to complete. Following completion of the survey, participants have the option to receive a University of Kentucky promotional item. If interested, contact Natalie at [email protected] or access the anonymous survey using the link:

https://uky.az1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_1YRCuZQ5iALWGwJ

Oxford Brookes University is conducting a study exploring the views and experiences of people who have a family member nearing the end of life who lives away from them, making visits difficult, whether in a different town, state, or even a different country.

The views and experiences of distance caregivers are an under-researched area. This is why we need volunteers for a short online survey, so that we can learn what people who are providing support to such a relative need.

This study is part of a PhD at Oxford Brookes University (UK) and has been approved by England's National Health Service (NHS) Research Ethics Committee. All responses will be treated as strictly confidential and later anonymised.

If you would like to learn more about this study, or know someone who might, please follow this link: https://brookeshls.co1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_57rCDTlSu2ZVrqR, or email the Chief Investigator Carolina at [email protected].