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Supporting Family Caregivers: Teaching Essential Skills to Family Caregivers
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2011Nurses can use 'teachable moments' to help the transition from hospital to home care.
Cynthia J, Nigolian, Karin L, Miller
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Supporting Family Caregivers: Communicating with Family Caregivers
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2011Nurses can foster partnerships with patients and families during acute care hospitalizations.
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Neurology, 1998
Family caregivers are a valuable and often invisible part of our health care system. The majority of people with disabling neurologic disease are cared for in the home. Most health care providers depend on the spouse or other family member to assist in carrying out management strategies.
Dolores Gallagher-Thompson +4 more
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Family caregivers are a valuable and often invisible part of our health care system. The majority of people with disabling neurologic disease are cared for in the home. Most health care providers depend on the spouse or other family member to assist in carrying out management strategies.
Dolores Gallagher-Thompson +4 more
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2013
There is evidence that family caregiving in the United States has been increasing at an unprecedented rate as a result of various societal issues. This entry provides a summary of the scholarly literature regarding elder-caregiving trends, demographics, legislation, challenges, and racial and socioeconomic impacts, as well as the rewards of caregiving.
Owens, Sandra D., Chadiha, L. A.
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There is evidence that family caregiving in the United States has been increasing at an unprecedented rate as a result of various societal issues. This entry provides a summary of the scholarly literature regarding elder-caregiving trends, demographics, legislation, challenges, and racial and socioeconomic impacts, as well as the rewards of caregiving.
Owens, Sandra D., Chadiha, L. A.
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Home Healthcare Nurse: The Journal for the Home Care and Hospice Professional, 2002
PPS has demanded that we teach caregivers to assist while receiving home care and upon discharge. This article focuses on what home care nurses need to know to adequately prepare families for the caregiving experience. Specific strategies for efficiently facilitating caregiver support including assessment, specific problems, and resource and referral ...
Susanne, Weiland, Teresa, Shellenbarger
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PPS has demanded that we teach caregivers to assist while receiving home care and upon discharge. This article focuses on what home care nurses need to know to adequately prepare families for the caregiving experience. Specific strategies for efficiently facilitating caregiver support including assessment, specific problems, and resource and referral ...
Susanne, Weiland, Teresa, Shellenbarger
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Caregiving and Multigenerational Families
The Gerontologist, 1991This paper examines the possibility that the extension of traditional family household boundaries foreshadows an expanded caregiving system as family lines grow longer. An original study of 25 four-generation families, mapping all linear and lateral members, offers findings that confirm evidence found in a literature review.
M, Baum, M, Page
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Male Caregivers: Shifting Roles Among Family Caregivers
Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing, 2019More than 16 million men in the United States are acting in the role of family caregiver. Men are usually viewed as not being caring simply because they provide care differently than women. However, this is not the case.This article explores male caregiving from the perspective of family and professional roles.A review of the literature related to men ...
Jason, Mott +2 more
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Nurses Supporting Family Caregivers
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2016Caregivers need more guidance from nurses to perform increasingly complex tasks.
Susan C, Reinhard, Heather M, Young
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Nursing Research, 1991
The purpose of this study was to describe the experience of AIDS family caregiving. Grounded theory provided the methodological basis for qualitative data generation and analysis. Extensive interviews were conducted with 53 individuals (lovers, spouses, parents of either adults or children with AIDS, siblings, and friends) who were taking care of a ...
M A, Brown, G M, Powell-Cope
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The purpose of this study was to describe the experience of AIDS family caregiving. Grounded theory provided the methodological basis for qualitative data generation and analysis. Extensive interviews were conducted with 53 individuals (lovers, spouses, parents of either adults or children with AIDS, siblings, and friends) who were taking care of a ...
M A, Brown, G M, Powell-Cope
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