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Cost-effectiveness of interventions for people with dementia without caregiver: A systematic review

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For these reasons, an urgent need has been placed in the systematic synthesis of nocaregiver interventions to reduce the costs of dementia. Therefore, we conducted a systematic review of cost-effective interventions with no-caregivers for people with dementia for filling this gap. |

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