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Increased care needs, medical complexities, and limited formal support can heighten care partner burden, ultimately affecting care quality and patient outcomes. This symposium explores key factors contributing to care partner burden during post-hospital transitions, emphasizing the role of education, health literacy, dyadic characteristics, and burden’s impact on post-acute outcomes. The first presentation will examine how education and health literacy function as pathways to burden, specifically assessing the mediating role of health literacy on the relationship between education and burden. The second presentation will introduce a typology of dementia care dyads, identifying distinct care partner and care recipient groups and highlighting differences in burden across these groups. The third presentation will explore the association between care partner burden and negative post-acute outcomes, including emergency visits, hospital readmissions, falls, and injuries, with an emphasis on burden levels at discharge and changes over the post-discharge period. The symposium will conclude with a discussion on the implications of these findings for future research, interventions, and policy, with a focus on strategies to mitigate care partner burden and improve post-acute transitions in dementia care.","cbCaip7MbfK7lGSw","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaip7MbfK7lGSw","pdf",525467,"English","# Symposium overview\n## Burden drivers in post-hospital transitions\n## Education, health literacy, and mediation\n## Typology of dementia care dyads\n## Burden and adverse post-acute outcomes\n## Implications for research, interventions, and policy","[{\"question\":\"What makes the post-acute period after hospitalization especially challenging in dementia care?\",\"answer\":\"Increased care needs, medical complexity, and limited formal support can heighten care partner burden during post-hospital transitions.\"},{\"question\":\"How do the presentations explain the relationship between education and care partner burden?\",\"answer\":\"One presentation evaluates health literacy as a pathway and tests whether health literacy mediates the relationship between education and burden.\"},{\"question\":\"Which adverse post-acute outcomes are associated with care partner burden?\",\"answer\":\"The symposium links higher care partner burden to emergency visits, hospital readmissions, falls, and injuries, considering burden at discharge and how it changes afterward.\"}]","UNDERSTANDING THE CHALLENGES OF INCREASED CARE BURDEN IN DEMENTIA CAREGIVING AFTER HOSPITALIZATION - Issue 571 - symposium abstract | PDF",1790640058]