Data silos undermine efforts to characterize, predict, and mitigate dementia-related missing person incidents

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Liu, L., Daum, C., Neubauer, N., Cruz, A. M., & Rincón, A. R. (2022). Community mobility, defined as “…moving self… Read more Technology for Independence in Mobility in the Community.

Ferguson, L., & Picknell, W. (2022). Going missing multiple times, which can render missing person cases as ‘repeat’ or ‘chronic,’… Read more Repeat or chronic?: examining police data accuracy across the ‘history ’ classifications of missing person cases.

Ferguson, L. (2022) This study seeks to advance an understanding of ‘risk’ for persons going missing—a phenomenon also known as… Read more Risk factors and missing persons: advancing an understanding of ‘risk’

Cullen, A., Mazhar, M. K. A., Smith, M. D., Lithander, F. E., Ó Breasail, M., & Henderson, E. J. (2022).… Read more Wearable and Portable GPS Solutions for Monitoring Mobility in Dementia: A Systematic Review.

Chen, K. X., Ko, M. H., Liu, M. Y., & Wang, J. J. (2022). This scoping review was designed to… Read more Getting Lost in People With Dementia: A Scoping Review. Hu Li Za Zhi, 69(1), 100-113

Sara Waring, Paige Monaghan,, Amy Yates, Nikola Girgiel, Susan Giles and Freya O’Brien (2003) Despite responsibility for missing children belonging… Read more Examining what factors affect inter-agency working in missing children investigations

Rebecca Stenberg and Maria Wolmesjö (2023, Sweden). Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to give an account for… Read more Preparative collaboration for missing persons with dementia in Sweden: a pilot study

Geoff Newiss and Emmeline Spencer (2019, UK) An update to the original 2017 document. This document has unrestricted access and… Read more Men missing on a night out update: 2010 – 2018

Laura Boulton, Jessica Phoenix, Eric Halford & Aiden Sidebottom (2022). An analysis of the contents of notes from 113 independent return… Read more Return home interviews with children who have been missing: an exploratory analysis.