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Amanda Leggett, University of Michigan

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Related award: Style and Substance: Characterizing Dementia Caregiving Styles and Associated Biopsychosocial and Health Services Utilization Outcomes

 

Read an English Transcript of Amanda Leggett's " Caregiving on the Frontline: Caring for an Individual Living with Dementia during the COVID-19 Pandemic" Presentation

Transcribed by Macy Moujabber and Lauren Close

Columbia Academic Commons DOI for this Presentation: 10.7916/qnk9-fb87

Haga clic aquí para leer una transcripción en español de Amanda Leggett: ''Cuidado en primera línea: Cuidando a un individuo que vive con demencia durante la pandemia COVID-19''

Traductores: Isabella Graham Martinez & Kenia Pujols 

Columbia Academic Commons DOI for this Presentation: 10.7916/d6r8-nb56

 

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