"It Isn't What I Had to Do, It's What I Get to Do": The Experiences of Black Family Caregivers Managing Dementia.

Black family caregivers of persons with dementia experience high levels of stress that can negatively affect caregiver health outcomes and reduce caregiving capacity. However, Black caregivers tend to report low levels depressive symptoms or other negative health effects. This qualitative descriptive study aimed to identify factors that contribute to resilience among Black family caregivers.

Racial and ethnic variances in preparedness for aging in place among US adults ages 50-80.

Objectives: To investigate the preparations made by adults to age in place and identify disparities.

Methods: A cross-sectional survey was conducted among U.S.

Predictors and factors associated with stunting among under- five-year children: a cross-sectional population-based study in Rwanda of the 2014-2015 demographic and Health Survey.

Background: Globally, stunting affects 159 million Under-five-years-old (U-5) children. Stunting affects the physical, mental, and cognitive development of children increasing the risk of suffering and death. This paper aimed to determine the predictors and factors associated with stunting among under-five children in Rwanda.

Nephrology Nursing in Rwanda: Creating the Future Through Education and Organizational Partnership.

The Human Resources for Health Program was launched in Rwanda in 2012 as a sevenyear initiative to improve healthcare services and decrease overall dependence on foreign aid. In partnership between U.S.