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Papers in this symposium analyze social network patterns among older adults living with and without dementia across multiple domains. Findings include comparable partner and sibling care receipt, differing adult-child and grandchild support, variation in filial care during COVID-19 by race/ethnicity, and caregiver outcomes tied to network size and coordination. Additional work links social isolation with Medicare-based under-diagnosis, and examines end-of-life discussion networks. 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These papers examine social network characteristics of older adults living with and without dementia. Patterson examines family networks, finding that people with dementia are as likely as people without to receive care from partners and siblings, but are more likely to receive care from adult children and grandchildren. Lin et al. investigate family care networks during COVID-19, also finding that people with dementia are more likely to receive care from adult children, although rates of filial care differ by race/ethnicity, age, and education. McConnell and Haggar measure the social networks of primary dementia caregivers, finding that larger caregiver networks are associated with greater primary caregiver stress, while greater network coordination is a source of caregiver support. Moorman and Goldman focus on the last five years of life, finding that discussion network size declines in the years before death among decedents without dementia but remains smaller and stable among decedents with dementia. Torres et al. use the Health and Retirement Survey linked with Medicare data to find that socially isolated older adults are more likely to experience Medicare-based under-diagnosis of dementia when compared with survey-based measures of cognitive status. These papers highlight the importance of social network relationships in dementia care, and collectively underscore the need to prioritize familial and community-based support systems prior to dementia onset in the wake of projected increases in persons living with dementia.","cbCaiklZbcdzDoFy","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiklZbcdzDoFy","pdf",344444,"English","# Social Networks in Dementia - Symposium Session 3050\n## Barriers and emerging support needs\n## Family networks and care receipt patterns\n## Care networks during COVID-19\n## Caregiver stress and network coordination\n## End-of-life discussion networks\n## Social isolation and dementia under-diagnosis\n## Implications for pre-onset support systems","[{\"question\":\"How does dementia affect older adults’ social network relationships?\",\"answer\":\"Dementia makes it significantly harder to maintain social network relationships while also creating new social support needs from network members.\"},{\"question\":\"What do the family network studies report about care received by people with dementia?\",\"answer\":\"People with dementia are as likely as those without to receive care from partners and siblings, but they are more likely to receive care from adult children and grandchildren.\"},{\"question\":\"What role do social networks play for dementia caregivers and end-of-life discussion networks?\",\"answer\":\"For primary caregivers, larger caregiver networks are linked to greater caregiver stress, while better network coordination supports caregivers. Discussion network size declines in the years before death for those without dementia but remains smaller and stable among those with dementia.\"}]","Social Networks in Dementia - Symposium Session 3050 - Overview of Research Findings | PDF",1790639386]