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June 20, 2024Journal of Applied Gerontology

Care Partner Perspectives on the Use of a Patient Portal Intervention to Promote Care Partner Identification in Dementia Care

Catherine Riffin Jessica Cassidy Jamie M. Smith Erika Begler Danielle Peereboom Hillary D. Lum Catherine M. DesRoches Jennifer L. Wolff

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Abstract

Care partners are crucial to supporting the complex health needs of older adults with dementia, but they are not systematically identified in care delivery. As part of a real-world implementation project in geriatric primary care, we adapted a portal-based agenda setting intervention, OurNotes, by incorporating items to help care partners self-identify. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with care partners (

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e63e39b6db6435875d04d7 https://doi.org/10.1177/07334648241262649

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