Table 1 Participants and background
From: Structures for the care of people with dementia: a European comparison
Country | No. of participants | Background |
|---|---|---|
Austria | 1 | • Head of a migration & health center |
Belgium | 2 | • Researchers on aging and diversity |
Bulgaria | 2 | • Board member of an Alzheimer association • Member of an Alzheimer association |
Denmark | 1 | • Neuropsychologist and researcher on minority ethnic groups |
Finland | 1 | • Specialist in multicultural memory work |
Germany | 1 | • Professor and researcher for ‘Interprofessional action’ and ‘Diversity and intersectionality’ |
Greece | 1 | • Head of a mental health unit for migrants and refugees |
Ireland | 1 | • Family carer of a person with dementia |
Italy | 1 | • Neurologist and researcher on e.g. cognitive disorders in migrants and ethnic minorities |
Liechtenstein | 2 | • Psychologist and board member of an Alzheimer association • Nursing scientist at a health care organization |
Luxembourg | 1 | • Director of a nursing home |
The Netherlands | 2 | • Clinical psychologist at a hospital • Geriatrician at a hospital |
Norway | 3 | • Researcher on public health and nurse at a unit for migration and health • Member of an immigrant community • Medical doctor and professor |
Portugal | 4 | • Psychiatrist, therapist, professor of medical psychology and behavioural medicine, researcher • Professor and coordinator of a public health research center • Health sociologist in dementia psychosocial research • Social worker from a public body of the ministry of health |
Romania | 1 | • Member of an Alzheimer association |
Sweden | 1 | • Researcher on clinical memory research |
UK | 1 | • Professor at an institute for aging and memory |