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“I just glove up and do what has to be done”: A mixed‐methods exploration of dementia care challenges and care management strategies

Most family caregivers for persons living with dementia (PLwD) don’t receive training for their role and therefore adopt a variety of care management strategies, some of which may be harmful. The current study utilizes a mixed‐methods design to integrate family caregiver’s qualitative and quantitative descriptions of recent care challenges (e.g. cognitive, functional, and behavioral symptoms of dementia), and the strategies utilized to manage these symptoms.