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  • Memory clinics are crucial for diagnosing and managing cognitive decline.
  • Understanding service variations and challenges in memory clinics is essential for improving dementia care.
  • National dementia care practice recommendations provide a benchmark for quality care.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore memory clinic care provision in Minnesota.
  • To examine diversity and similarities in services and challenges.
  • To assess alignment with national dementia care practice recommendations.

Main Methods:

  • A 53-question interview guide was developed.
  • 11 memory clinics across Minnesota were interviewed in late 2019.
  • Interview transcripts were analyzed using thematic analysis.

Main Results:

  • Six themes emerged: financial issues, staffing, appointment logistics, care provision, and ideal clinic features.
  • Significant differences in memory evaluation and care provision were observed, mainly due to team composition.
  • Shared passion for patient-centered care, family education, and partnership was evident.

Conclusions:

  • Memory clinic services varied significantly, influenced by team size and specialty.
  • Care philosophies largely aligned with national dementia care recommendations.
  • Financial stability and clinic efficiency posed significant challenges to clinic functioning and survival.