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This research project looks at views of ageing in carers of people living with dementia and non-carers (i.e., never been carers for a person with dementia). 

We will look at differences between groups and which caring-related factors (e.g., hours of care provided per day, years of caring, dementia diagnostic subtype) may explain differences. 

This study has been approved by the Curtin University Human Research Ethics Committee - HRE2025-0207

Participation

The research team is seeking people who are carers (currently caring for a person living with dementia) and non-carers (people who aren't and who have never cared for a person living with dementia).

People who meet the following criteria may be eligible to participate in the online survey. 

Carers:

  • Are the primary (unpaid) carer of a person with a clinical diagnosis of dementia (any type) living at home.
  • Speak English and live in Australia.
  • Have access to stable internet and a working email address.
     

Non-carers:

  • Have never provided unpaid or paid care to a person with a clinical diagnosis of dementia nor to older people with other types of chronic conditions such as Parkinson’s disease.
  • Speak English and live in Australia.
  • Have access to stable internet and a working email address.

Participant duration

less than 1 hour


Available to people living in

All states and territories, Online


Study begins

Friday, 27 February 2026


Study ends

Tuesday, 30 June 2026

Contact

To find out more about this study, contact:

Claire Burley

Curtin University

claire.burley@curtin.edu.au

Online

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Last updated
27 February 2026