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Asia Pacific Journal of Social Work and Development, 2001
Schizophrenia, the most common of the major psychiatric illness has a devastating impact on the lives of the patients as well as their families. The burden of care for such patients is heavy and demanding on the caregivers physically and emotionally.
Seng Boon Kheng, Carl Bentelspacher
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Schizophrenia, the most common of the major psychiatric illness has a devastating impact on the lives of the patients as well as their families. The burden of care for such patients is heavy and demanding on the caregivers physically and emotionally.
Seng Boon Kheng, Carl Bentelspacher
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SecEd, 2009
Dealing with troublesome pupils is par for the course in teaching. But what happens when there is a good reason for bad behaviour or attendance? Hazel Davis looks at resources for young carers
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Dealing with troublesome pupils is par for the course in teaching. But what happens when there is a good reason for bad behaviour or attendance? Hazel Davis looks at resources for young carers
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The Economic Burden of Alzheimer's Disease Care
Health Affairs, 1993This study examines total formal and informal care costs attributable to Alzheimer's disease for persons living in the community and in institutions. The total cost of caring for an Alzheimer's patient in northern California is approximately $47,000 per year whether the patient lives at home or in a nursing home, but the cost breakdown differs in the ...
D P, Rice +6 more
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Burden of Caring: Families of the Disabled in Urban India
Indian Journal of Gender Studies, 2008While most parents adapt well to caring for a disabled child, some do not. The literature on disability, narratives of parents, professionals and disabled activists in India highlight the role of prevailing social conditions in the suffering of the disabled and their families. Many issues germane to their day-to-day lives are made invisible by society,
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The Burden of Infection in Long-Term Care
Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology, 2000AbstractAvailable data, although fragmentary, indicate that infections impose a large burden on long-term–care facilities (LTCFs) in the United States. Endemic infections occur with frequencies estimated to range between 1.64 and 3.83 million per year.
L J, Strausbaugh, C L, Joseph
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Women with HIV and their burden of caring
Health Care for Women International, 1994It is argued that the survival time of women with AIDS is connected to these women's values and beliefs about health and AIDS, which in turn affect how they care for themselves and others. Moreover, their values and beliefs result from the interrelationship between economic conditions and cultural and social norms.
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The burden of rhinitis in a managed care organization
Annals of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, 2008Rhinitis is a common health condition, but the extent of the burden in managed care organizations (MCOs) has not been well described.To compare medical utilization in a large MCO of patients (1) with vs without rhinitis and (2) with allergic (AR) vs nonallergic (NAR) rhinitis.Patients 4 years and older with 1 or more encounters with an International ...
Michael, Schatz +5 more
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British Journal of Psychiatry, 1987
Spouses of 24 patients suffering from persistent depression were interviewed to find out how they were affected by the patient's illness. These effects were marked, although mainly endured without complaint, and included restrictions in social and leisure activities, a fall in family income, and a considerable strain on marital relationships.
G, Fadden, P, Bebbington, L, Kuipers
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Spouses of 24 patients suffering from persistent depression were interviewed to find out how they were affected by the patient's illness. These effects were marked, although mainly endured without complaint, and included restrictions in social and leisure activities, a fall in family income, and a considerable strain on marital relationships.
G, Fadden, P, Bebbington, L, Kuipers
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Nasoalveolar Molding: Assessing the Burden of Care
Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, 2020Abstract Over the last 3 years a shift at our institution has taken place in which patients who would have been offered nasoalveolar molding (NAM) as an adjunct to cleft lip repair (repair after 3 months) have instead undergone early cleft lip repair (ECLR) (2–5 weeks of life) without NAM.
Jordan R, Wlodarczyk +8 more
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