Kimberley Wilson

TL;DR: There are several nonpharmacological interventions that may be effective for NPS in LTC, although there are a limited number of large-scale, high-quality studies in this area.

TL;DR: There is limited evidence to support the use of some atypical antipsychotics and other medications for NPS in LTC populations, however, the generally modest efficacy and risks of adverse events highlight the need for the development of safe and effective pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions for this population.

TL;DR: The results suggest a role for health and social service workers in contributing to a positive care experience for LGBT older adults by becoming knowledgeable about the unique needs of this population and being unassuming and accepting of individuals’ sexuality.

TL;DR: Through focus groups, this study sought to better understand the lived experience of older LGBT individuals and to examine their concerns associated with end-of-life care, highlighting the idea that identifying as LGBT matters when it comes to aging and end- of- life care.

TL;DR: The complex ways that COVID-19 is affecting older adults are profile, from individual to population levels, and advocate for the adoption of multidisciplinary collaborative teams to bring together different perspectives, areas of expertise, and methods of evaluation in the CO VID-19 response.