Table 3. Use of study outcome measures.
Measure | What this measures | Number of items | Baseline | Follow
Up |
---|---|---|---|---|
Demographic questionnaire | Age, Gender, Ethnicity, Sexual orientation,
Relationship to cared for person, Dementia diagnosis, Geographical location, Household composition, income and government assistance, Education history, Employment status, Chronic health conditions |
X | ||
Short Sense of Competence
Questionnaire |
Relational competence | 7 | X | X |
Dyadic Relationship Scale
(Caregiver) |
Relationship strain (e.g., I felt resentful) | 11 | X | X |
Carer Communication
Questionnaire |
Carer perceptions of communication | 10 | X | X |
Perceived Stress Scale | Stress | 10 | X | X |
Hospital Anxiety &
Depression Scale (HADS) |
Anxiety and Depression | 14 | X | X |
C-DEMQOL | Quality of life | 30 | X | X |
Caregiving Ambivalence
Scale |
Goal conflict | 6 | X | X |
Bristol Activities of Daily
Living Scale (BADLS) |
Ability of someone with dementia to carry out daily
activities such as dressing and preparing food |
20 | X | X |
EQ-5D-5L | Health-related quality of life | 5 | X | X |
Healthcare service use | Hospital, primary, community and social care use | - | X | X |
Clinical Dementia Rating
(CDR) scale |
Severity of dementia. | - | X |