Racial Differences in Respite Use among Black and White Caregivers for People Living with Dementia is a research paper published in Journal of Aging and Health (2020). On theSindex it has a DataRank of 0. It has been cited 50 times.
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National Institute of Health
Grant: R01AG049692-02 S1
NIA NIH HHS
Grant: R01 AG049692
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Additional file 1 of Who are the beneficiaries and what are the reasons for non-utilization of care respite and support services? A cross-sectional study on family caregivers
Additional file 1 of Who are the beneficiaries and what are the reasons for non-utilization of care respite and support services? A cross-sectional study on family caregivers
Additional file 2 of Who are the beneficiaries and what are the reasons for non-utilization of care respite and support services? A cross-sectional study on family caregivers
Additional file 2 of Who are the beneficiaries and what are the reasons for non-utilization of care respite and support services? A cross-sectional study on family caregivers
Additional file 3 of Who are the beneficiaries and what are the reasons for non-utilization of care respite and support services? A cross-sectional study on family caregivers
Additional file 3 of Who are the beneficiaries and what are the reasons for non-utilization of care respite and support services? A cross-sectional study on family caregivers