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Important decisions about the future care of people living with dementia are routinely made in hospitals. Very little is known about how the care needs of hospitalized people with dementia are understood, or how the perspectives of the person, families, and staff intersect to inform decision-making. This study explores how the care needs of people with dementia are understood by the person, their family, and hospital staff (the care triad), and how these perspectives shape decision-making.

Knowledge Exchanges and Decision-Making Within Hospital Dementia Care Triads: An Ethnographic Study