Figure 7

Participant responses regarding whether dementia patients should be placed in caretaking centres (homes). Participants were categorised according to their ethnic groups. Significant differences in the responses of participants were observed, with 69.9 percent of Chinese, 67.2 percent of Malaysians, 67.9 percent of Indians, 60.0 percent of Caucasians, and 83.3 percent of Pakistanis disagreeing with placing dementia patients in homes, whereas 11.8 percent of Chinese, 14.7 percent of Malaysians, 16.3 percent of Indians, 0.0 percent of Caucasians, and 0 percent of Pakistanis agreed with placing dementia patients in homes.