A program of SUPPORT-D <sup>TM</sup> : Feasibility and acceptability of an early palliative care intervention for those living with dementia and caregivers

Delivery of this virtual nurse-led early palliative care intervention (a Program of SUPPORT-D<sup>TM</sup>) was feasible for both PLWD and their CGs. A Program of SUPPORT-D<sup>TM</sup> has potential as a feasible intervention to provide anticipatory guidance to community-dwelling PLWD and CG. Participants endorsed inclusion of additional content specific to physical activity, stress management, and social support as helpful refinements for future delivery.

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Palliative & Supportive Care
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2026-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1017/s1478951525101429
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Palliative Care and End-of-Life Issues
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Abstract

Delivery of this virtual nurse-led early palliative care intervention (a Program of SUPPORT-D<sup>TM</sup>) was feasible for both PLWD and their CGs. A Program of SUPPORT-D<sup>TM</sup> has potential as a feasible intervention to provide anticipatory guidance to community-dwelling PLWD and CG. Participants endorsed inclusion of additional content specific to physical activity, stress management, and social support as helpful refinements for future delivery.

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