Group Intervention for Dementia Family Caregivers: A Longitudinal Perspective
The GerontologistPublished 1 August 1989
William E. Haley
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Methodological and clinical issues evident from this long-term follow-up include differential attrition from treatment, issues in selection of participants, and need for measures appropriate to long- term outcome.
Abstract
Reported here are longitudinal follow-up data from caregivers who participated in an experimental study of group intervention for dementia caregivers. Methodological and clinical issues evident from this long-term follow-up include differential attrition from treatment, issues in selection of participants, and need for measures appropriate to long-term outcome.
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Health Professions