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Evaluation of Dementia Day Care Programmes by Caregivers: A New Zealand Case Study

Author by: Annie Weir*

Article Type: Research Article

Published: March, 2018

Journal Name: Gerontology & Geriatrics Studies

Abstract: This article reports on the benefits to caregivers of having their family member living with dementia attend a day programme. This study was part of a larger investigation undertaken in New Zealand that identified the elements that make up an effective community-based day programmes. One of the key elements identified was benefits of day programmes to caregivers. Telephone interviews and a questionnaire elicited the views of caregivers on the benefits to them of day programmes. The research revealed that caregivers appreciated respite from having to provide 24/7 care and identified three main benefits:

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