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Experiences and perceptions of sexism in dementia research careers: A global cross‐sectional survey

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By Adam Smith, Charlèss Dupont, Diana Karamacoska, Sara Laureen Bartels
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 BACKGROUND Women comprise a substantial proportion of early-career researchers, ranging from 30% to 62% depending on university, country, and field. Only 22% to 40% of fixed-term professorships are held by women, with an even smaller fraction (18%) ascending to university leadership roles.1-3 Boivin et al.
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Effective for Whom? A Review of Psychological and Social Intervention Recommendations in European Dementia Care Guidelines Through the Lenses of Social Health and Intersectionality

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By David Neal, Sara Laureen Bartels, Saloua Berdai Chaouni, Thaïs Caprioli
| MDPI
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Effective for Whom? A Review of Psychological and Social Intervention Recommendations in European Dementia Care Guidelines, Through the Lenses of Social Health and Intersectionality

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By David Neal, Sara Laureen Bartels, Saloua Berdai Chaouni, Thaïs Caprioli
| preprints.org
Submitted: 28 February 2025 You are already at the latest version In dementia care, access to effective psychosocial interventions is often addressed by evidence-based guidelines for care providers. However, it is unclear if current guidelines consider personal characteristics that may impact intervention effectiveness. This study investigates if, and within what framing, dementia care guidelines in Europe address what is effective and for whom.
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