ArticleFrontiers in dementia2026
Inverting the 'dementia triangle' as a salutogenic approach to avoiding the "treadmill of disasters" in changed behaviors: a qualitative study.
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Introduction: People with dementia are likely to experience changes in behavior, and health and aged care services are struggling to effectively respond to these behaviors alongside a growing aging population. This research aimed to explore the experiences and recommendations of clinicians involved in providing care to people with dementia, including people experiencing changed behaviors, across multiple settings including community, acute, transitional and residential care. Materials and methods: This qualitative study used semi-structured interviews with clinicians, analyzed using reflexive thematic analysis. A stratified purposive sample from all relevant care settings was used in a metropolitan region. Results: Dementia experts ( Discussion: Dementia experts from across settings provided information regarding experiences and recommendations to enable access to effective care services for people with dementia and their care partners in acute, community and residential dementia care. Early intervention, de-escalation, and education can enable better community responsiveness, but need health service investment. A visual framework was developed to represent the recommendations, "the Salutogenic Triangle," highlighting a broad base of community support services that focus on wellness, with additional targeted multidisciplinary transitional services, including clinicians with gerontological expertise to improve dementia care for all severity levels. This upstream/downstream public health policy approach is provided to guide policymakers, service providers and clinical leaders to positively and effectively impact changed behavior in people with dementia, the communities they live in, and the health services they deserve.
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