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  • Director, Research and Scholarship, Niagara Regional Campus, Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine, McMaster University
Families expect to help, but they should not be expected to co-ordinate the entire health and social care systems for the person they care for. (Unsplash+/Getty Images)

Families provide dementia care. Why must they also be the air traffic controllers of the system?

Saskia Sivananthan, McGill University; Alexandra Whate, University of Waterloo, and Larry Chambers, McMaster University

Families are still expected to navigate disconnected health and community services on their own. A new report sets out what governments can do to change that.

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